Hardin County to Try Tuberculosis Testing Program
Hardin County Farm Bureau voted July 28 to circulate petitions in every school district to test for bovine tuberculosis. Dr. Barger warned of rising U S tuberculosis with 17 percent of 1922 hogs showing lesions. Local doctors urged cooperation as counties push to eradicate the disease, with costs around 5 in testing and indemnities. The full law will be explained in August township meetings alongside the film Out of the Shadows.
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Bidora
Hardin County Farm Bureau
Barger
Iowa
Towa
van Tiger
Pidtora
Melegard
Phelps
Eidora
Ewert
Iowa Falls
Grua
Readcliffe
Rosencrawn
Ackley
Simmons
Union
Pled
Hardin
Hardin County
Russell Sage Oats Hit 55 Bushels on 16 Acres in Iowa
Russell Sage reports 55 bushels per acre from 16 acres of oats in Iowa, a high yield described as among the district's best. Sage Brothers threshing crews used a steam-engine powered separator, finishing oats on this land while visiting about 30 nearby farms. Last season saw hail damage to many fields, contrasting the current bumper crop.
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Iowa
Russell Sage’s
Carmera
Sage Brothers
Joe Sage
Twenty Five Percent Corn Damaged on Local Farms
Farmers report wind and rain last week damaged corn in Orange townships with estimates around 25 percent. Fred Miller and John Gunningham note varying impact, some fields possibly inedible. Moisture levels can be found by slight surface stirring. In Bennington, threshing yields of barley run strong with Carl Steinbon harvesting 1,109 bushels and locals buying barley for feed.
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Orange Township
Freds Miller
Bennington
Reactiva
Carl Steinbon
Iadiyn
Farm Women Poster Contest Liven Waterloo Township Meeting
Waterloo township Farm Bureau women held a Friday afternoon gathering to judge posters on year’s study topics. Judges Jean Coleille and Mrs Haworth awarded prizes for fireless cookers kitchen arrangement health and poultry themes. A fireless cooker was built at the event. A future meeting is planned for August 2 at Mrs Fred Marston’s home.
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Waterloo
Anna Shaw
Minnie Campbell
Waterloo Township
Fred Marston
Washington Tour Showcases Home Conveniences Readily
Washington township women toured homes last Thursday to view modern home conveniences including a kitchen with efficient layout Fred Sanders poultry house at his farm and a cemented linoleum floor at Ray Smalling's with a new pressure water system An elektric refrigerator at Robert Imspon’s attracted attention and pictures were taken for Iowa State fair exhibit A 20 person group reported a profitable afternoon with informative home management demonstrations at several farms in Jesup Fairbank and surrounding areas including contests at a Farm Bureau meeting noting women versus men in hanging laundry and a lively sewing and pattern cutting program
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Washington Township
M. Watson
Fred Sanders
Fred Decker
Bert Pattee
Ray Smalling
Robert Impson
Jesup
Barclay Township
Vernon Sewick
Elizabeth Hudson
Carver
Janesville
Jug
Clarence Prosser
Familly
Toronto
Canada
Earl Prosser
F. J. Starr
Ames
Walter Blaker
South Dakota
B. GB. Shores
O. C. Thompson
Grane Island
Neb
Sarah MacMurray
Albert Loveland
Old Presbyterian Church
Bryant
Man
George Rockwood
Grace Doolittle
Doolittles
Federal Railways
Miller
Ht. A. Decker
I. C
Europe
Final training session aids Indiana girls club program
Independence August 1 The final training school for the girls club was held at the farm bureau offices with Miss Forbes assistant state girls club leader assisting. Juniors have tasks planned to keep them busy the rest of the year. Newton Township Girls club met Friday at Miss Todd’s home with a small exhibit of garments the girls finished.
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Independence
Farm Bureau
Miss Forbes
Newton Township
Todd
Meet Postponed For Cedar Township Demonstration
The Cedar township girls club meeting for demonstrating bias tape making has been postponed from tomorrow to Friday evening in Washburn. Miss Elizabeth Hudson home demonstration agent will assist members with the project and decide the Cedar township team to represent at Waterloo.
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Washburn
Cedar Township
Waterloo
Elizabeth Hudson
Threshers meal plan at Grundy Center Iowa
A threshing ring run by Biskohl Brothers near Grundy Center Iowa uses a new plan that suits women workers. They serve a noon dinner and two lunches during the day. Threshing ends earlier than at many places, with men returning home for the evening meal.
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Grundy Center
Biskohl
Brothers
Sunbeam Club Holds Fifth Meeting at St Josaphs
Eagle Center Iowa August 4 The fifth Sunbeam club meeting at St Josaph's school was held Friday afternoon July 27 at the schoolhouse. Nine members attended. No demonstration was given though plans had been made.
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Eagle Center
Sunbeam Club
St. Josaph’s School
Wide Awakes Convene In Dike Aug 4 Meeting
Wide Awakes of Dike Iowa will hold a regular meeting on August 4 at Esther Sorensen's home. County nurse Mildred Whyte will present an instructive health talk. Members will discuss fair activities and plans for the county fair.
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Dike
Pairfield
Esther Sorensen
Poxner Women Meet at Heiple Home to Plan Posters
In Dewar Iowa a group of Porner township farm women gathered at the D S Heiple home to finalize plans for posters for the Black Hawk county exhibit of women's work at Iowa State fair.
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Dewar
Porner Township
D. S. Heiple
Black Hawk County
Iowa State Air
Campbell Nelson and Bare Elected in Testing Group
Independence Va Aug 1 Election of officers for Wapsie Valley Cow Test association at the farm bureau office last week resulted in W J Campbell Jesup president R A Nelson Independence treasurer and A G Bare Independence secretary The annual meeting noted the association is one of the oldest and financially strong with room for three additional herds and secretary reports indicate it could fill vacancies with applicants
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Wapsie Val Jley Cow Test Association
Farm Bureau
W. J. Campbell
Jesup
R. A. Nelson
A. G. Bare
Wapsle Valley Cow Test Association
State fair junior judging entries from Tama and Benton
Des Moines announces forty Iowa counties will enter in the boys and girls baby beef show at the Iowa State fair, with over 500 calves raised statewide. More than 1,000 youth will compete across junior state fair classes. Rowley hosts early livestock judging training at John Bare's farm on Thursday.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Carro Gordo
Boone
Tama
Benton
Linn
Audubon
Polk
Johnson
Bare Farm
Rowley
Homer Township
John Bare
Big Improvement at Louis Brandt Farm Barns
A striking improvement has been made this summer at the Louis Brandt farm five miles east of Waverly Indiana. The large livestock barns have been repainted and feature pictures of Hereford cattle and Percheron horses. The display, Cedar Lawn, is meant to attract passersby and is described as worthwhile advertising for a farm when funds allow.
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Waverly
Louis Brandt
Here
Brandy
West Union Shorthorn Breeder Buys Sire at Nebraska University
Chicago market reports Aug 1 show bullish wheat with strong demand from buyers. Prices surged as crop optimism and stock gains supported futures while spot markets fluctuated across No 1 red and No 2 white contracts and related grains.
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West Union
Nebraska University
Shicago
Chicago
Hogs rise as prices jump on Tuesday with broad cattle activity
Associated Press report shows hogs up 10 to 20 cents amid strong bid activity. Prices for 178 to 220 pound choice pigs ranged around 7.80 to 8.60, with larger 260 to 300 pound butchers at about 7.95 to 8.66. Cattle receipts near 10,000 with steady to higher prices on mature steers and yearlings. calves and bulls mixed. Sheep receipts about 12,000 with fat lambs firm to higher and native lambs around 12.00 to 12.25, wholesale demand shown for western wools and feeders.
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Waaal
Iehia
Antiva
Isc
St. Louis
Iight
Oratary
ST. Paul
South St. Paul
Minn
Sioux City Livestock Sioux Cita
Ranners
ST. Joseph
Joseph
New York
Produce Prices in New York and Chicago Today
New York and Chicago report mixed dairy and meat markets. Milk and cream receipts rise in Waterloo creamery. Wholesale dairy prices show fresh, extra creamery butter up 38 to 89 cents per pound with various milk products quoted. cattle and hog markets fluctuate across St Louis Sioux City and St Paul with mixed gains.
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Littleton Peoria Grain and Local Notices Mix
Peoria and Littleton notes report grain receipts and prices, with various farm and social notices. Mentions Miss Hilal on vacation, Laure Stevenson visiting Winona Lake, and family reunions including Mr and Mrs A C Manross. Also cites local travel and community events across Cedar Rapids Rochester and Des Moines areas.
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Hilal Treed
Cedar Rapids
Laure Stevenson
Winona Lake
Ind
Grace Steynaon
D. T. Corlis
Nia Hed
Roxie Jackson
Los Angeles
Cal
Rochester
Minn
J Tarley Co
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Lenn
Lder Minten
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Robert Jesse
John Hanly
Edna
Carrie Fable
Fred Stokes
Dysart
Barney Banhalter
Waterion
Ralph Britt
Fairbank
G. W. Strerapke
R. Roberts
Roberts
East Perry
Rose Scofield
Rockford
M. Roberts
Maude Cromford
FJ Tier
Air
FB. Frater
H. J. Herbsieh
Watertoo
John Wixson
Pasadena
J. W. Roberts
Scales Mound
Hazel
Parady Roberts
St . 1
Oelwein
Madison outing pleases town youngsters at park picnic
Madison township boys and girls in junior clubs enjoyed an annual picnic at Devil's Backbone state park last Thursday. Local leaders Cashen and Bettelager organized the event with a large cafeteria Sonic dinner followed by a talk from county agent L A Walters.
Churches to Pray for Harding Recovery
Cedar Rapids Iowa August 1 midweek services tonight in all Cedar Rapids churches will include prayers for President Harding's speedy recovery. The president's health is closely watched by hundreds daily as Associated Press reports flood newsroom lines with anxious questions.
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Cedar Rapids
Harding
Associated Press
Warding
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