Bremer County to Be Represented at the Dairy Cattle Show
Bremer county will be represented at the Dairy Cattle Congress with girls club teams, two boys judging teams, a stunt contest entry, a home project booth, and open class entries in horses and dairy cattle. Teams include the Happy Hustlers and N R G clubs, Do-R-Best club for the stunt contest, and demonstrations led by Mrs. Clyde Briner and others. Exhibitors include Raymond Kuethe, Milton and Lorenz Bunger, Gordon Myers, Morgan Willey, Leland Gritzner, Neil Cave, Arnold Zander, Floyd Bauer, Robert Miller, and E H Sauerbrei with Belgian yearlings and colts among entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County
Dairy Cattle Congress
Colt Club
Dairy Calf Club
Happy Hustlers
Jackson Township
Clyde Briner
Hazel Christopher
Gladys Leffler
Alberta
Norma Geuther
Home Project
C. B. Kelsey
E. W. Kirchhoff
Frederika Township
W. M. George
C. D. Woodruff
Laura Reeves
Alvin Geuther
H. E. Schroeder
Floyd Bauer
Lafayette Township
Robert Miller
Washington Township
E. H. Sauerbrei
A. P. Juhl
Bremer county fair entries include Belgian horses and Ayrshire herd
The Nashua and Waverly fairs feature a team hitch contest with the Belgian stallion owned by Waverly Belgian Colt club and open class entries. J. J. Lynes Sons Ayrshire herd at Plainfield is the largest Bremer county entry, with F. A. Chester of Plainfield also showing Holsteins. Additional Belgian breeders and dairymen may enter various classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
Waverly
Waverly Belgian Colt Club
Bremer County
Ayrshire
J. J. Lynes Sons
Plainfield
F. A. Chester
May Increase Pigs to Be Bought Under Emergency Program
The secretary of agriculture may extend the cap beyond 4 million pigs for the emergency hog marketing program to allow orderly termination. Dr. A G Black says the end date remains September 29 and mentions larger pig flows due to feed shortages and limited processing. Total pigs received since the start nears 8 1/2 million. Additional quotas were granted to processors at eighteen points including Chicago and will follow the existing price schedule. Shipments must be accompanied by a processor letter or telegram authorizing dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Farm Bureau
A. G. Black
Chicago
Washington Township Meets at Orphans Home
Washington township farm bureau members and friends met at the Orphans Home on Thursday evening September 14. Rev. A G Wenninger welcomed attendees. The program featured home children music, Ruth and Esther Kuethe duet, Eve lyn Albright solo, a demonstration on whole wheat muffins, plus the movie Golden Hearts and comedy. Refreshments followed. Belonging to a committee teaches you how procrastinating people are.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township Farm Bureau
Orphans’ Home
A. G. Wenninger
Ruth
Esther Kuethe
Evelyn Albright
Alberta
Norma Genther
Wheat Growers Organize Production Control Association
Bremer county wheat growers formed a Production Control Association at the farm bureau office on September 15. Howard Roach was elected president, George Brewer vice president, D. D. Offringa secretary, Fred Foelske treasurer, with A. P. Juhl and C. M. Juhl also joining the county allotment committee. I. W. Arthur outlined the federal wheat program. Applications for wheat allotment contracts must be received by September 23 at the county committee or county agent's office. contracts cover 1934 and 1935 and no further applications are allowed after that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer
Farm Bureau
Howard Roach
Plainfield
George Brewer
Fremont Township
D. D. Offringa
Fred Foelske
Jackson Township
A. P. Juhl
Lafayette Township
C. M. Juhl
Polk Township
Mr. Roach
I. W. Arthur
Iowa State College
Board of
Secreor
Waverly
Bremer County 4-H Club Fair shows balance and donors
A final financial check reports a balance of 26.44 dollars for the Bremer County 4-H club fair with 976.03 dollars paid in premiums to club members. The fair credited strong support from commercial exhibitors and numerous donors including City of Waverly and many local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County
City of Waverly
Paul Meeker
Harrison Motor Co
Coddington & Laird
H. E. Yardho
B. & B. Coop. Oil Co
Carnation Milk Co
Cerex Bottling Co
Marshall Canning Co
Geo. Spalding
Geo. Kaiser
Wm. Tofte
Wolf Hatchery
Delco Light Co
G. Klaudt
A. H. Nieweh
Frank Sager
W. F. Stuffer
White Swan
Schlutsmeier
Tegtmeiers
Wells Food
J. McKliggett
Kerwins
Brandenburg
W. G. Carstensen
E. H. Meyer
Leary’s
CaPhenin Chemical Co
Gamble
Ralph Bartels
E. C. Richards
Waverly Baking Co
H. H. Rhine
Nemmers Hardware
Waverly Dress Club
Vick’s
Reith and van Dorn
Garner’s Grocery
Leon Dorfman
Drexler Shoe
Koch & Smith
Harold Miller
W. Liebau
Reformer and Grim Man Debate Utopian England
In a Pearson's Weekly dialogue, a reformer envisions a perfect England with strict laws requiring virtue, church attendance, and routine. A grim man counters by revealing he has just completed a year in such a place, implying the cost of forced virtue.
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England
Pearson
Weekly Magazine
Sweetest Plant in World Discovery in South America
A plant said to be the sweetest in the world, Stevia rebaudiana, was reportedly discovered in South America. It has notable medicinal value though it is not part of the sugar cane family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Stevia Reboudinan
Wisdom Far Surpasses Rubies in All Desires
A concise maxim on value and judgment notes that wisdom outweighs riches and any sought items, placing virtue above material wealth and urging prudent discernment in life's choices.
Looking Backward In the Leader's Files
Local notes list visits and moves including Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Loveland of Parker South Dakota arriving for a visit. Miss Nellie Duncan returning to Waterloo after a sisterly visit. L. R. Parrish family moving to Tripoli. J. J. Chadwick attending cousin Frank Chadwick’s funeral in La Porte. Ed Lucbs relocating to a Main Street tenant house. Miss Grace Farrow going to Oberlin Ohio for advanced music study. Tri Poli residents entertained at John Heine’s near Bremer. and historical market prices from 25 years ago for eggs butter potatoes veal hides chickens hogs corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Duncan
Waterloo
Wm. Schmidt
Ll. R. Parrish
Elma
Tripoli
E. H. Martin
J. J. Chadwick
la Porte
Frank Chadwick
Ed Lucbs
Main Street
Grace Farrow
Oberlin
Ohio
John Heine
Bremer
Court Notes From Waverly Iowa September 13 1933
The grand jury reported on the third day and was discharged subject to recall. Entries were made in cases including Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company v Robertson et al and Adam Rottenbacher v Pi pho et al. Divorces granted Lola Murphy v Murphy and S M Pattee v Pattee. The estate of Ernst Gunther and Peters Roffler were settled or closed. Guardianship matters for Kehe siblings were closed. A writ relates to an illegal transport of intoxicating liquor ongoing at press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Iowa
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Arthur A. Robertson
Agnes Robertson
C. E. Morse
Adam Rottenbacher
W. H. Pipho
A. van Volkenburg
Joseph K. Oren
Mary Riley
FE. B. Eggleston
Lolaurphy
O. Murphy
S. M. Pattee
Mary T. Pattee
Ernst Gunther
Pedestrians Underdogs Amid Early Traffic Laws
In 1836 lawmakers debated pedestrian first rules and vehicle precedents. A bill required a man walking ahead to wave a flag, aiming to regulate traffic. Parliaments then passed another law taxing vehicles to curb growth.
Battle relics from Jones Pearson clash auctioned in London
Relics from the 1779 naval battle between John Paul Jones and Sir Richard Pearson of Scarborough fetched under 200 pounds at a London auction. Items include Pearson's sword and a silver mounted pistol.
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John Paul Jones
Sir Richard Pearson
Scarborough
London
Pearson
Learning to Laugh and to Learn More
A compact note reflects on how humor aids understanding and suggests greater gains come from pairing laughter with study. It emphasizes curiosity, persistence, and the value of playful insight in education and daily life.
Polls Open From Noon To Seven At Election
The polls at said election will be open at 12 o'clock noon and remain open until 7 p.m., at which time they will close.
Local Briefs from September 26 1923 era
Ten years ago notes report L H Schultz to Cleveland as Fageol Motors secretary and director. Fred Warnke grew ill and stayed home. Mrs Luthera Arthur of Tripoli marked her 87th birthday with 21 guests. F A Robinson rushed to Harvard Ill. for his father’s illness. Mrs Will Lenius returned from visit with son Rufus. Mrs Rufus Lenius suffers corn infection on arms. Mrs Emma Schroeder left Chicago after two months with Chas Jahnke. Albert Gies of Iowa City visited friends last Friday to Monday.
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L. H. Schultz
Cleveland
Ohio
Fageol Motors Co
Fred Warnke
Luthera Arthur
Tripoli
F. A. Robinson
Harvard
Ill
Will Lenius
Rufus
Rufus Lenius
Emma Schroeder
Chicago
Chas. Jahnke
Schwein Couple Mark Forty Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Five years ago reports recall a celebration at the Schwein home northwest of Tripoli as Mr and Mrs C F Schwein marked their forty fifth wedding anniversary with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
C. F. Schwein
Oran
Readlyn
Fred C. Hunemueller
Leo Dick
Martin Zacharias
Old Tripoli
Oelwein
William Kelling
Ruhr
Waterloo
Rath Packing Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farm Bureau News
Cattle Congress
Mid-West Industrial Exposition
the Wheat Growers Organize Production Control Association
F. J. Loveland
Parker, S. Dak
Peter Roffler
Margaret Kehe
Laverne Kehe
Henry Kehe
Marjorie m._ man Ritters Erwin ¢ Tite
State of
Chris Hirsch Iy
Pedestrins
Tripoli, Iowa
Independent School District
M. W. Bennett
Board of Directors
Albert Gies
Iowa City
W. C. Hoth
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