Ames creamery buttermaking contest winners named
Ames Iowa Sept 28 Twenty creamery buttermakers scored 90 points or higher in the Iowa State College dairy department Sept competition G J Gudknecht Lone Rock won with 97 N Overgaard Ringsted runner up with 96 5 The list covers 18 others including Capper Westgate Brunner Strawberry Point Harms Waverly Wagner Sumner Midlestadt Manchester Matson Volga Stenberg Ellsworth Crippel Dyersville Hendershott Hobart Blowster Oclwein Chapman Woodbine Scoles Sumner Ryan Adair Shirk Monona Conway Garner Nelson Casey and others Each contestant receives individual butter criticism and is paid market price The effort aims to lift butter quality statewide and could add about 1 000 000 yearly if Iowa butter price averaged one cent higher The report notes rising public discrimination against poorer butter and slower sales this year
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Ames
Ila
Dairy Department
Iowa State College
G. J. Gudknecht
Lone Rock
N. Overgaard
Ringsted
O. C. Capper
Westgate
J. J. Brunner
Strawberry Point
F. Nl. Harms
Waverly
Robert Wagner
Sumner
W. E. Middlestadt
Manchester
A. F. Matson
Volga
O. B. Stenberg
Ellsworth
J. P. Crippel
Dyersville
J. D. Hendershott
Postville
J Blowster
Hobart
A. Smith
Ocl
Hair That Fascinates in September Hair Care Pitch
Start now to gain a glorious head of hair for winter social events. PARISIAN SAGE destroys dandruff germs and removes the cause of dandruff, falling hair, and itchy scalp, revitalizing lifeless hair. Lemimon's Pharmacy sells it for 50 cents a bottle.
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Lemimon
Ice Cream Social to Close Season at Woodman Hall
Mystic Workers of the World host an ice cream social Saturday evening in Woodman Hall. Music will accompany the event, with admission set at 20 cents. This marks the last social of the season.
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The
Mystic Workers of the World
Woodman Hall
Taxpayers' Notice Warns of Tax Payment Deadline
Taxpayers are informed that this is the last month for payment of taxes and a penalty will be imposed after September. Treasurer A Mcoy announces Weyea.
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M'Coy
Farm Notes Not Written for Farmers
Happenings in the county include visitors from Ohio and local accidents. Wilbur McClelland sustained a head wound requiring five stitches after a timber struck him while loading sills. Mrs. Hannah Laithly died Thursday night, leaving three sons and a daughter. Charley Frazier heads to Kansas City for automobile school. Washington callers included Misses Helen Whitaker and Grace Gowey. A sheep was killed by lightning on Sunday night. Mrs. A D Cain of Des Moines visits the Joe Rich home. Mr and Mrs Peter J Fritz visit Burlington. John W Teeter of Washington was a Route One business caller Tuesday.
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Wilbur McClelland
Hannah Laithly
Charley Frazier
Kansas City
Helen Whitaker
Grace Gowey
Washington
W. Jones
A. D. Cain
Des Moines
Joe Rich
Peter J. Fritz
Burlington
John W. Teeter
Nordyke
Hannah
Ottumwa
Lee Burham
Brighton
Toothpicks at lodge banquets and social customs revise
A humorous note on the proper use of toothpicks at lodge dinners, mocking the fuss over etiquette while highlighting evolving social fashion such as individual toothpicks and ornate table habits. The item is followed by local notices from Rubio dated September 26 and various community updates.
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Newport
Bar Harbor
Harvest Home Picnic Planned at Lexington
Sept. 24 report from Lexington notes Blaine Holmes and Milo Patterson visits, social attendance by Charlie Faulkner, Miss Golda I Coover, Rosa Faulkner. Ladies' Aid cleared 7.10 at Holmes sale. Harvest home picnic at Lexington on October 5 with dinner at the hall. notices invite all.
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Lexington
Blaine Holmes
Milo Patterson
Charlie Faulkner
Golda I. Coover
Rosa Faulkner
Washington
Ladies’ Aid
Frank Wilson
Harry Pettit
Hazelle Schulty
Faulkner
Floyd Timmins
Baby
Clarence Timmins
Anna Markin
Tom Schulty
Ralph Schulty
Mr. Faulkner
Ira Hayden
Ott Patterson
South Prairie Notes and Local Visits Attend Schwartz Wedding
Miss Mary Sutherland visited on the route. Joe Wolfe served on the jury last week. Wm. Phillips bought a new five passenger Buick. Miss Mariam Davis stays at the F. B. Weekly home. Mr. and Mrs. George McAvoy and son Merle returned from Sarcoxie Missouri. The Wm. Randolphs travel from O'Brien county for Glenn Schwartz wedding. Wm. Palmer delivered seven loads of hogs at Washington. Emma Ruehling and Mrs. Duvall attend Schwartz Duvall wedding. J. F. Nash and wife visit Mrs. Martin Steinmetz. Pierce Hartman and two sons from Arkansas spent night at Wm. Palmer home. Marie and Fern Palmer visited Wm. Eckles home.
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South Prairie Flower
R. 6
Mary Sutherland
Joe Wolfe
Wm. Phillips
Mariam Davis
F. B
B. F. Brown
Councilman
Cresco
Iowa
George McAvoy
Merle
Sarcoxie
Wm. Randolph
O’brien County
Glenn Schwartz
Wm. Palmer
Washington
Emma Ruehling
Mrs. Duvall
Audubon County
Schwartz-Duvall
J. F. Nash
Clinton
Martin Stein
Pierce Hartman
Arkansas
Marie
Fern Palmer
Wm. Eckles
Revival Meetings At Crawfordsville In Progress
Crawfordsville Sept 28 special notes intimate afternoon talks at revival services, Nehemiah 4 6 theme. The yesterday sermon highlighted unity and effort with a call to share Christ before Christmas. Reports of lightning strikes at Kirkwood LiL and a large rain. local attendees Clyde Beauchamp and the Porter sisters are mentioned among others.
Markets Chicago 1911 cattle and sheep prices
Chicago market report shows Sept 28 1911 receipts 15009 with 9171 left over from yesterday. Prospects slow versus yesterday’s averages with Light and Mixed packers 6.05 to 6.70. Heavy shipping cattle 5.90 to 6.65. Rough 5.00 to 6.10. Cattle numbers 4000 with prospects 10 to 15 higher. Sheep 23000 with prospects steady.
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Chicago
Ills
Market Report Chicago cattle sheep prices September 27 1911
Second Report from Chicago shows steady to slower market with cattle and sheep values. Beef cattle and vealers move up to 15 cents, lighter grades mixed packers and heavy shipping grades quoted. sheep and lambs show weakness or minimal gains across most categories. Estimated receipts around 18 000 today 20 000 tomorrow with shipments and leftovers noted.
Grain Market Quotes From Chicago Exchange
Grain market brief from Beach Wickham Grain Chicago shows futures for Wheat Corn and Oats with September December and May positions. Prices indicate fractional changes with values like Wheat September around 94 to 97 and Corn around 63 to 66 while Oats hover near 45 to 49 with several fractional marks from the exchange.
The Local Markets, or sto sees five dollars
A brief item notes five dollar pricing in a local market listing. The readable fragment mentions a five dollar figure tied to market activity, without additional context or names.
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FOX & Dewey
Windsor
Ond
Wey Ea
Mrs
Sant Swartzwelter
Ohio
Rubio
Coli
Hoover & Richardson
O. W. Schmitter
P. B. Johnson
C. B
C. B. Morgan
M. L. Waters
Walter Nordyke
West
Walter
Denver
Elsie Wood
Richland High School
Frank Dick
Prairie Flower
Luithly
Hannah Luithly
A. Co. A. W. Hall
Abyssinia
Metz
Crawfordsville
Nehemiah
Jerusalem
United States
Christ
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Judas
Man
Peter
W. G. Robertson
Kirkwood
Lil
Robertson
Clyde Beauchamp
Wyman
Bina
Effie Porter
Ainsworth
Ludlam
Loretta
Cotter
H. C. Hull
William Nicholson
A. A. Wall
Fed
Reila
Tachios’ Home
Leesigner
New Idea Cod Vogue
Harvard
Daube, Cohn & Company
Lowa
Lemmon
Texas
Chicago, Ill
Chicago, Ills
Beach-Wickham Grain Company
Postal Telegraph Building
Illinois
Rts
Aini Yi Mikesso
Eteianne
Reister & Son
Hens Springs
Consign
STOGE
John A. Babcock Commission
U. S. Yards
Illinos
Exch’ge
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