Washington County Farm Bureau March milk totals report
Washington County C T A records 258 cows on test in March with an average 745 pounds of milk and 32.9 pounds butterfat. Nineteen members fed balanced rations. ten top cows include Speckle and Lilly, both of W W Fleig & Son, with high milk averages. E P Hayes leads herds at 801 pounds milk and 41.3 fat with notable cows Pet Babe and Jewel among others.
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Speckle
W. W. Fleig & Son
Lilly
W. W
Babe
FE. P. Hayes
Lady
Marvin Matthes
Baby
Washington Co
Bossy
Noah Brenneman
Jean
Dean
Dan Johnson
Prizes for Women's Achievement Day at Farm Bureau
At a Washington County Farm Bureau meeting prizes were set for Women's Achievement Day: $10 first, $8 second, and $3 to each participating township for hauling a load of women to the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Convention. Plans include a noon dinner served by men and an address by Mrs. O. FE Milner, with more features announced.
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Washington County Farm Bureau
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
O. FE. Milner
Mt Pleasant
Clay Township Farm Bureau Program Highlights Readings
The Clay township Farm Bureau met last Friday at Clay church for the regular monthly program and business meeting. The event featured readings, music by a quartet of brothers, an address by Representative John Speidel, and moving pictures afterward.
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Clay Township Farm Bureau
Clay Church
John Speidel
Many Farm Bureau Meetings to be Held
Cedar township Farm Bureau will held its regular months meeting this Thursday evening in the Lexington church. Friday evening, Jackson Farm Bureau will hold its regular monthly meeting at Grand
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Joseph Jones
Crawfordsville
Crawford Township
Farm Bureau
Cedar Township Farm Bureau
Lexington Church
Jackson Farm Bureau
Grand
Two More Teams Seek Place in City Softball League
Two additional teams expressed interest in joining the city softball league but eight clubs are already full. One unchristened squad is led by Dr. A W Clow. The other candidate is the Little Demons, managed by Peter Jungbluth and Leslie Richer, who were prominent last summer.
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A. W. Clow
Little Demons
Peter Jungbluth
Leslie Richer
Roosevelt to Meet Railway Heads on Wage Talks
President Roosevelt will meet this afternoon with railway managers in Washington for the first of several discussions on the wage controversy between the railroads and their employees.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
4-H WHooster Meeting Scheduled for Saturday Evening
4-H Livestock Club invites members to bring parents and prospective members to a planned program this Saturday evening. The session will be in the basement of Washington Presbyterian Church, one block north of City Hall. Attendance urged promptly at eight o'clock.
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Washington Presbyterian Church
Mrs. John Cooper Dead in Colorado
Mee John Cooper, aged 64, longtime resident of Longmont Colorado, died two weeks after a fall that fractured her hip. She was born Cinthia Tucker and left a husband John Cooper 91, civil war veteran, and three living sons James Illinois Mart California Charlie Kansas. Calvin died thirty years ago. Stella Anderson was his wife.
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Ola Jacobs
Longmont, Corp
Mee
John Cooper
Calvin
Stella Anderson
President weighs McLeod banking bill amid rail labor talk
The president plans to discuss the controversy with railway labor executives later in the week. He opposes the McLeod bill to pay depositors in closed banks affiliated with the federal reserve system, saying its terms are too indefinite for administration support.
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McLeod
Federal Reserve System
White House
Iowa Clubwomen Hold Towa Day and Style Show
The Fortnightly club American Home department hosted Towa Day for section one with a spring fashion show by section two. Officers were elected for both sections, and a program on Iowa Beauty Spots and local authors accompanied a display of Brid ges' Graham and Harwood stores fashions. Nearly 45 members attended with Mrs. Loyd Morrison presiding and Mrs. John Timmerman in charge of the show.
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American Home Department
Ception Two
T. W. Harwood
Bridges
Graham
Harwood Shoe
Loyd Morrison
John Timmerman
Guy Carlton
T. A. Flenner
Phyllis Flenner
Hilda Brown
Rosemary Morrison
R. McCutchen
Apaper
FE. BL. Hammer
O. F. Schmitt
Filmer Wells
James Swift
Joe Falk
Walter F Messer
W. J. Masson
A. H. Twitham
Iowa
Backbone State Park
Delaware County
Strawberry Point
Alice Rownd
Maj. S&s. Ho OM Tigers
Herbert Quick
Ellis Parker Butler
Ruth Suckow
Jay CG. Sigmund
Mildred Fowler Field
MacKinlay Kantor
Orie Turner
Towa
Lowa
Towa Industrial Survey
Turner
Church chicken supper and farm bureau meeting announced
The Christian Ladies Aid Society hosts a fifteen cent chicken supper at the church on Wednesday evening April 18 from 6 30 to 7 The public is cordially invited A Jackson township farm bureau meeting will be held Friday evening April 20 at a Grand Prairie school with a movie and a talk by Mr Speidel Everyone invited.
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English River Township
Middleburg School
Alva Miller
Farmers Association
Dean Feldman
Eunice Kessler
Bill Spenner
Thomas Miller
Leo Snider
Claude Kauffman
Floyd Niffinegger
Christian Ladies Aid Society
Jackson Township
Farm Bureau
Grand Prairie School
Speidel
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English River Farm Bureau
Clay Farm Bureau Program
Colorado
Clarence C. Jacobs
W. B. Dumnis
Byron Snider
Harry McCall
Harland W. Mead
Howard Crozier
Masson
Ed Grayson
Ezra Goodwin
M. J
Wee
Epi
Awaro
Cimerica
Udev
Cretonnes
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