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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1933

Page

3

Iowa saddle horses rise in popularity and aims

Des Moines Aug 16 Increasing interest in breeding saddle horses in Iowa could rival Kentucky’s bluegrass region. Harry Linn secretary of the Iowa Horse Breeders association notes more riders and breeding establishments. Riding academies exist in Des Moines Ames Cedar Rapids Waterloo Davenport and Sioux City with others in Osceola Iowa City and more. A Saddle Horse association is expected to form during the Iowa State fair week to promote horse showing and 4 H club participation led by Gene Kass of Winterset who has trained a saddle horse for state fair.

Des Moines Iowa U.P Bluegrass Kentucky Harry Linn Iowa Horse Breeders Association Linn Ames Cedar Rapids Waterloo Davenport Sioux City Osceola I Iowa City Iowa State College University of Iowa Porm Association Gene Kass Winterset

Crawfordsville social notes highlight visits and events

Crawfordsville reports weekend visits from Will Brown family and Walter Reusser guests. Betty Hamil from Washington stays with relatives. Mrs H Smith visits from Mock Island. A fifth wedding anniversary dinner honors Lewis Warren and wife in Washington with several guests. Church youth groups plan a six week lawn party and contest. H D Cherryholmes and Maud Murphy take over the Maufscher cafe with planned good meals.

Crawfordsville Will Brown Bob and Bruce Wapello Jla Walter Reusser Peggy Katharine Laramie Wyomin McCleary Betty Hamil Washington Mock Island W. H Hazie Rev T H. Barnes H. D. Cherryholmes Maud Murphy Ftauscher Cafe

Mr Crow's Importance to Farmers Highlighted

A USDA publication argues the crow is highly economically important to farmers. It notes the crow is opportunistic and consumptive, feeding on poultry, grain shoots, carrion, and weed seeds, with 656 identified food items.

United States Department of Agriculture

Definition of British India and Native States

The act of parliament defines India as the portion of the Indian peninsula under British rule or protection. Legally native states are considered part of British India.

India Act of Parlianent Great Indian Peninsula

Old Iowa Field Set to Welcome Hawkeyes in September

Iowa Field to host 60 University of Iowa football players in a month for pre season drills under Ossie Solem. The squad will practice ahead of the 44th Hawkeye season facing Northwestern Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa State Michigan Purdue and Nebraska with preparations quickened for the Big Ten opener at Soldier Field. Also Indian relics from Ellison Orr donated to the state historical society will be displayed at the University of Iowa headquarters. The collection, built over 54 years, includes pottery arrowheads spearheads beads pestles and bone implements from Allamakee county and nearby sites along the Mississippi River.

Ossie Solem Hawkeye Northwestern Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa State Michigan Purdue Nebraska Iowa City Ate Iowa State Historical Society Creanilization University of Iowa Ellison Orr Waukon Allamakee County Mississippi River Town Orr

Sidneys 10th Annual Rodeo Opens Amid High Stakes

Plenty of rice researchers note 6000 plus varieties worldwide. Sidney hosts its 10th annual rodeo August 16 with 24 bucking broncos and Brahman steers. The American Legion post invested 34000 in the four day event and expects 20000 daily attendance, with hourly costs around 3000. Bronco-busters arrive from Cheyenne en route to the World's Fair roundup August 22.

Sidney Sidney Town Lts Sidney Williamse-Jobe- Gibson The American Legion Cheyenne Wyo

Crow Damage Report From Waterfowl Sanctuary

The Bureau of Biological Survey reports crows as chief enemy of ducks at a federal waterfowl sanctuary. The study notes crows destroyed 35 percent of the ducks eggs as they hatch and rear young, while parents hunt for eggs and fledglings.

Bureau of Biological Survey

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