Waterloo poultry show to draw national interest in September
Waterloo Poultry association plans a big fall show with junior White Orpington and Brown Leghorn exhibits likely to attract national attention. The group reports 7109 worth of equipment, a 150 by 48 foot building, and growing premium lists. Secretary Schuy urges breeders to list stock for sale and assist in show preparations as arrangements for decorating are set.
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Waterloo Poultry Association
Dairy Cattle Congress
Iowa
Watering Poultry Association
Greater Waterloo Association
Tooms
J. P. Schmy
Retary
Wilt Lapp
Iowa State College Poultry Extension Department
Wapsie Valley First
Wapsie Valley Poultry Association
Nauman
Turner Hall
Cedar Valley Poultry Association
Waterloo
Cedar Falls Poultry Association
Cedar Falls
Willford
Schuy
Ferguson to Judge Cattle at Fayette and Kossuth Fairs
Fred E. Ferguson field secretary of Iowa State Dairy association Waterloo has been invited to judge the dairy cattle department at Fayette fair August 18 19 and 24 22. He judged there last year and will again oversee judging duties at Kossuth County fair in Altona on September 2. The exposition lists officers and a strong slate of stock including hogs and deaf cattle with attendance figures from prior fairs.
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Cooley
N. C. Spencer
Flow. Schneider
Harry Trumphrey
J.C. Brobert
I. L. Bloomfield
Wo Weebur
H. A. Kent
Charles Iuntsberger
C. A. Lawer
Weary George
Wate
Fred E. Ferguson
Iowa State
Painsentleton
Waterloo
Kossuth County
Altona
Ferguson
Farmers Questions and Comments Invited at Waterloo
Editor Farm Department invites questions and comments from readers in Waterloo, Iowa. Address communications to the Waterloo Evening Courier and provide contact details as published.
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Waterloo Evening Couris
Waterloo
Towa
Farm Women organize county bureau with township groups
The Benton County Farm Bureau women form a county board with one representative from each township. The county chairwoman also serves as vice president. In each of the 20 townships nestlings are held with few exceptions to discuss bureau work and make recommendations to the county board.
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Vinton
Benton County Farm Bureau
Legen
Poanth
Farm Bureau
Time studies show housewife daily tasks charted by USDA
The U S Department of Agriculture bureau of home economics proposed time use charts for housewives to record daily activities from rising to night. Blank forms track who helps with chores including paid or unpaid labor and who assists with meals, laundry, and child care, with follow up health and home details.
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Washington
Bureau of Home Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Washiny
Hhangerwite
Gardening Tasks For Early Spring Month
This excerpt outlines a farmer’s month full of chores from warming the day and late frost to lime sulfuring trees, stocking calves with skim milk, caring for ruby chicks, planting tender vegetables, forming a new strawberry bed, mulching and cleaning, starting flower gardens, sowing annuals, setting out pansies, and planting shrubs to beautify grounds.
Next Butter Scoring at Sumner on May 15
The Iowa educational butter scoring event will be held in Sumner on May 15. EK F. Goss, chair of manufacturing, sent notice. no educational scoring contest in April due to weather and poor road conditions.
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Sumner
Iowa
Thura- Jay
EK. F. Goss
of Towa Srace ‘College
Dysart Dairy Co op Meeting Planned Tonight
Farmers in Dysart Iowa plan a meeting to organize a cooperative creamery for local dairy interests. State official F W Stephenson attended a prior meeting to assist formation, with committees chosen to count cows needed for the plant.
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Dysart
W. Stephenson
State Department of Agriculture
Heavenly Pudding Suggested For Afternoon Entertaining
Heavenly pudding recipe submitted to the farm women's department by Mrs. W. M. uses two cans grated pineapple one cup marshmallows chopped nuts one pint whipped cream. Mix pineapple and marshmallows let stand overnight then fold in nuts and whipped cream before serving this serves 20 for an afternoon gathering.
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iMyrs
W. M
Farm women of Lester townships discuss nutrition lesson
April 2 in Dankerton an all day nutrition lesson was held at Mrs. Perry Tilot’s home for East Lester townships farm women. Thirteen attended. Participants reported using less sugar and meat and focusing meals on cereals milk and dairy products.
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Dankerton
East Lester Townships
Perry Tilot
May Corn Price Rally Stirs Chicago Market
Chicago traders saw corn receipts at the lightest level of the year with May deliveries hovering near $1.00 as hopes of higher returns from worm storages and progress in feeding weighed on the market. Wheat slipped on selling from the northwest but later rallied with corn as France bought and lake navigation opened. Provisions eased with lower hog quotations denting the overall edge.
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Lake Navigation
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Unenangee
France
Tyrol
Aly
Hogs Prices Dip in Tuesday Trade Cattle Steady
Chicago cash quotes show hogs down 10 to 15 cents from Tuesday’s prices while cattle remain steady. Wheat and corn futures mixed with narrow moves on grain markets in New York and Chicago reports.
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New York
York
Waterlooo Dairy Cattle Congress Sale Highlights Strong Holsteins
The Dairy Cattle Congress at Waterloo sold about 460 purebred Holsteins with top offerings from Cass farm Sumner and Latir and Gleim herds. Prices ranged from under 160 to 1000, with several 400 to 3500 sales, and two-day dispersals drawing buyers from multiple states. Dairy trade cited Waterloo as a central selling point for high quality dispersions and stressed rising prestige of Waterloo as a dairy center.
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wArlingten
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Fred S. Miller
Water- Omaha Grain
Iowa
Helstein-Friesian Breeders’ Association
Tritomia Pletettje Ornisby
Henderson & Erinkson
Randall
PL P. Stewart & Sons
Maynard
Hull
Mivers
Towa
South Dakota
Indiana
Texas
Market Report of Packers and Livestock Prices
Chicago and St Paul markets show higher and lower bids across cattle hogs and sheep with receipts around 10 16 thousand. Prices for heavy cattle and vealers vary by weight, with top hogs near 7 50 and vealers around 10 to 12 dollars, while calves and sows move within mid ranges as buyers seek desirable weights.
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East ST. Louis
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Prices in New York and Chicago Today
New York markets show steady butter with creamery items and varied cheese and egg quotes, while poultry and eggs move modestly, with ducks and fowls listed and several price ranges. Chicago receipts note creamery stock and eggs with firsts and extras, plus cheese and poultry quotes, and cattle and sheep market activity.
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Wisconsin
Americas
Cher
Iswc
Chicago
Graduating Class Fetes At Masters Home With Dinner and Speeches
Mrs Charles EB Emerson hosted the graduating class Friday at the Masters residence. Guests enjoyed a two long tables and a three course dinner with rose and white decorations. Paterson sponsored the event and a post dinner program followed. Typewriting students were celebrated for speed with monthly awards from Underwood, noting top performers and levels. Kenneth Beklwin led with 61 wpm, followed by Harold Bender 42 and others in the year two group.
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Edna Cook
Mayma Miller
Dorothea Dodge
Finntenes Brown
Dorothy Lain
Gladys Gunviers
Linda Jensen
Marcella Howey
Clare Vanman
Georgia Hallman
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Russell Emer
Victor Wetsenberger
Orville Miller
Marold Bender
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William Cobenhaver
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Suesh
Underwood Type Iting Company
New York
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Per Minte
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Florence Brown
Grady
Gasoight Hadl Linds Jensen
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Claire van Eman
Margaret Robert
Hazel Arnold
C Celia Sullivan
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Former Jesup Man Takes Charge at Hazleton Creamery
Hazleton Iowa April 2 A Clue former Jesup resident with creamery experience at Farmers Co Operative Jesup has become manager of Hazleton Co Operative creamery after completing a six months buttermaking course at Iowa State College Ames.
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A.clue
Farmers’ Co-Operative Creamery
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Hazleton Co-Operative Creamery
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ALD KINDS QUESTIONS SENT TO SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE
A year after the Towa Legislative created a state department of agriculture and placed R. W. Cassady in charge, questions linger about the department’s purpose. An inquiry asks if anyone wanted to buy tame hay, reflecting confusion over the department’s functions.
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Towa
State Department of Agriculture
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