Simple summer desserts featured by Black Hawk farm wives
Cedar Falls wins top prize as 18 posters from township groups are shown at the county nutrition program in Waterloo. Demonstrations include sherbets gelatines and barley dessert with raisin currants and sugar served with whipped cream.
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Black Hawk County
Farm Bureau
Cedar Falls
Alma Jones
Iowa Extension Service
Waterloo
Elizabeth Wadson
Cedar Fally
Fox Township
Ridge
Bennington
Poyner Township
Lomis
Faith McLaughlin
Payner Township
Iowa
Misa Padson
Blood Will Tell Club Show At Cedar Fair
Five boys from G and B Dairy Calf club New Hartford exhibited grade Holstein heifers at Cedar Fair and Exposition. Judge placed Harold Strand Claire Thapmen Leon Baldwin Rodney Moore and Herman Hemmenwey with their calves as noted. Club leader M R Ree said placement satisfactory since Harold’s calf is purebred with no paders, classifying as grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceder Valley Fair and Exposition
G. & B. Dairy Calf Club
New Hartford
Harold Strand
Claire Thapmen
Leon Baldwin
Rodney Moore
Herman Hemmenwey
C.y M. Reeve
Harold
Fancy canning demonstration at Fox Township
D N Vogue presents a midwest show prep demonstration at Mrs. Edward Seaman home. Miss Elizabeth Hudgon arrives with a pressure cooker and equipment to cold pack carrots beets and fruit. The aim is to prepare attractively canned produce for display at the Midwest Horticultural Exposition at Dairy Cattle Congress rounds in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Seaman
Fox
Elizabeth Hudgon
Howe
Dairy Cattie
Premium on Iowa hogs linked to tuberculosis free status
A party including Winnebago County officials and national meat inspectors praised 68 hogs from Iowa for testing free of tuberculosis. The shipment earned a 10 percent premium from the National Livestock Exchange as county officials described demonstrations that swayed farmers to support TB eradication and beef safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Ave
Federal
RR. Smith
Hvestock Commissions
National Livestock Exchange
Lowe
E. Ki. Branstad
County Farm Bureau
G. M “Apsod
J. A. Barger
United States
Iowa Department of Agriculture
C. Roberts
Roberts & Gako Company
Mr. Smith
Goa
Institute of American Meat Packers
Natives Gain 3.7 Lbs Per Day for Tama Co Feeder
E H Vajnar of Tama county, on the Chicago market, held a 1200 pound lead on natives sold at 10.50, up 3.00 from purchase price after 108 days on feed. He praises the feed mix of one and one half pounds meal and two and a half pounds molasses feed with corn on grass, noting better finish and appetite. Vajnar also has a hog load on the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
E. H. Vajnar
Tanja County
Chicago
Mr. Vajnar
Ar. Vajaar
Dairy Cattle Congress At Waterloo Seeks National Show Status
Dairy Cattle Congress has drawn inquiries from breeders in 15 states to exhibit at Waterloo’s Sept 22 to 28 expo. Letters come from Nebraska New York Pennsylvania Wisconsin Minnesota Ohio Michigan Tennessee Missouri Colorado Montana Iowa and more, signaling a national character. Construction on two barns is underway with foundations laid and mud hollow tile.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
New York
South Dakota
Tlineis
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ohio
Michigan
Tennessee
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Montana
Iowa
Dairy Barns to Feature Steel Window Frames at Grounds
The article describes plans for new dairy barns with steel window frames to improve ventilation and airflow, reducing direct drafts on cattle. It notes the modern design will differ from existing structures at the grounds.
Rural project work engages Black Hawk students county by county
In Iowa, 449 Black Hawk County students joined rural projects on poultry and potatoes as part of statewide farm education. The program expanded since 1922 with new counties added in 1923, focusing on county teachers and supplying eggs and seed potatoes through cooperative groups. Enrollments show hundreds of children across several counties, with Dickinson County joining late.
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Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Buchanan
Delaware
Dubuque
Bardin
Offien
Scott
Dickinson County
Youthful Club Members Stage Sisters Night
On July 23 Louise Muncy chaired a program by youthful club members for their mothers. After the performances a dinner was served with decorations planned by Mildred Minish and Louise Muncy using emerald and white colors.
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Louise Muncy
Col‘Ors
Emerald
Mildred
Minish
New Hartford Plans Big Creamery Day Sept 1
Tentative plans for a community Creamery Day in New Hartford Iowa include a morning program in the park with foot races and stunts for all ages. Free coffee and cream will be provided by the cooperative creamery, with C A Iverson of Iowa State College expected to speak.
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New Hartford
Menic
Co-Operative Creamery
C. A. Iverson
Ballying
Iowa State College
Delaware Bureau Picnic Draws Crowd on Harvest Day
Delaware County Fair grounds hosted a county bureau picnic drawing many residents despite ongoing harvest. Events included children races, golf, hockey, plays by South Fork girls, a banjo dance act, and a double M quartet. Delaware beat Clayton 9 to 7 in a ball game watched by most attendees.
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Manchester
Delaware County Fann Bureau
Ipicnic
Iureau
South Fork
Calany Township
Iowa
Delaware
Clayton
Manchester Legion Hand
Theavilion
4 H CAPS DISTINGUISH CALF CLUB BOYS GIRLS
Dairy heifers were shown at Cedar Valley Fate and exposition Wednesday with 4 H caps worn by boys and girls. The caps are green and white, adding uniformity and a friendly tone to junior club gatherings.
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Cedar Valley
Jf H
Greer
Buying Wheat Recedes on Free Selling
Chicago market moves down as selling pressure from bear elements of the 1924 wheat crop tempers prices. September and December wheat futures slide before partial recovery, with corn and oats showing mixed to firm patterns and provisions buoyed by expectations of smaller hog receipts. Market quotations from Chicago New York and Minneapolis reflect fluctuating wheat and grain prices on Aug 1.
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Chicago
New York
Waterloo
Waterloo Co-op
Swift & Go
Posal
Agri
Tee
Rio No
Tomorry
Santos
Hogs and Cattle Prices Slashed in Thursday Livestock Report
Chicago market summary shows receipts of 36,000 hogs and 3,008 cattle with steady to lower bids. Hogs eased 15 to 25 cents from Wednesday, with lighter weights down. cattle and sheep also mixed with weaker demand for certain stock. Kansas City and St Louis regions report similar trends as buyers stay cautious.
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Associated Prem
Chicago
HOGG
Kansas City
Kansas
Bcarce
Sarly Saies
ST. Paul
St Paul
Mim
Sioux City
Kllers
Ome
Bologna
Peoria
Record of a Stock Market Rise and Commodity Shifts
New York stock market opens with bullish sentiment after anticipated pay read, rail and motor shares lead gains. United States Steel nears yearly high as Chesapeake & Ohio and other majors hit new peaks. American Waterworks fluctuates while diamonds like Gulf Mobil and Nash Motor rise amid broad buying. Agriculture prices show softer butter and firmer cheese while tomatoes and copper futures hold steady.
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Asociated Press
New York
Turket
Asante
Houston
Adas
van Sweringens
Eries
Pere
Bette Common
Preferred
Chesapeake & Ohio
Delaware & Hudson
J . Mackey Companies
Public Service of
New Jersay
General Electric
United States
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Maryland
Gulf, Mote & Northern
Chicago & Northwestern
Peoria
Minas
United States Steel Common
National
DuPont
United Drug
Nash Motor Co
United States Rubber First Preferred
Congoleum
Consolidated Sugar
Prducers & Refiners
Calumet
Arizona
Gail Money
Allied Chemical & Eye
American American Locomotive
American Smelting & Itee
American Sugar
American Tel, & T
American Tobuovo
American Woolen Amer
Anaconda
Atchison
Atlantic Coast
Baldwin Locomotiv
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
California Patro
Lan Packy
Central Leather
Cerro Dé Pasco
Chandler Motors
American Car & Foundry
American International
Chicago & Northwestam
Tres
Chicago
Mit
St Paul
General Great Northern
Pfa
Guilt States Steel Houstem
Ilinois Central
Aly International Harvester
Mer
Marine Prd
Invincible Oi
Kelly-Springfield
Pire
Louisville & Nashvills
Mack Trick
Marland Oi
Maxwell Motors Sf
Middle States
Rgssouri
Kan
Tex
Missouri Pacific
Ational
American Petrofelim
Pennsylvania
Reading
Republic Tron & Steel Reynolds Tobacco
Seaboard Air Ling
Sears-Roebuck _ Sinclair
TAP Ene Sloss
Sheffleté Steel & Iron
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Poyner
Black Hawk
Cedar Fair
VOGUE
Midwest
Winnebago County
Ilo
Roberts
Branetad
Carson
Frank Schutter
Branstad
Dr. Car- Son
Tama Co
Cattle Congress
Black Hawk Co
Klothing Klur
Kountry
Klothing Klud
G. & B. Dairy
Prizas
Iowa Holstein Friesian-Breeders’ Association
Itme
C. M. Reeve
Delaware Bureau Picnic
Tama
Th. Beazley
Minneapolis
Gra
Minn
Mansas City
Ghane Kansas City
Yell
Omaha
ST. Louis
Lamgon_ Bros. & Co
Marsh-Place
H. A. Morey
Kops
Stock Exchange
Weamery
Reamery
Ancy yoUng Americas
Arta
Pacific Coast
Area
Abe
Daneous
Urtek
Omaha Livestock Ohs Ne
York
Britain
France
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Belgium
Germany
Holland
Erway
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho- Slovakia
Mits
Woork
Texas
PotaTrois
Ginia Barre
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Studebaker Corporation
Texas Co
Texas & Pacific
Union Pacific
United
U. S
United States Steel Utah Copper
Festinghouss Eile Willys-Ovrerland Woolworth
Mullan Avenue
E.M. Storm & CO
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