Washington Girls Win Grundy Junior Club Demonstration Test
Girls from Grundy county gathered at the farm bureau office to compete for the Iowa State fair representative spot. Ada Hanish and Lucile Wilhelm led the winners, with Lida Plager and Ruty Messer second, all scoring under a detailed scorecard. Mrs. Herbert Schwyhart will take the winning group to the state fair with expenses paid by Grundy County Farm Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yditor
Grundy Center
Grundy County
Farm Bureau
Duke
Ada Hanish
Lucile Wilhelm
Cecile Manikowski
Renton County
Manikowski
Ots
Washington Township Farmers’ Daughters
Secon Place
Lida Plager
Ruty Messer
Palermo Clover Club
Beulah Player
Margaret Merritt
Sutmme
Bethel Hanish
Milton Newton
Washington Club
Fairfield Township
Wideawakes
Retta Frahin
Alma Theusen
Helen Whitney
Jena Wiltfang
Funirfield- Beaver Ure
Ruth Wilson
Irene Pority
Herbert Schwyhart
Grundy County Farm Bureau
Lora 0
Brown
Grundy
Buchanan Meet Votes 3 to 1 for Area Basis in Tests
In Buchanan county a countywide meeting at the Commercial Club rooms voted three to one to distribute petitions seeking signatures of 5 percent of cattle owners for an area plan of tuberculosis eradication. Dr Judd Sheliffe discussed tuberculosis. Dr Ralston outlined testing methods. Seven men were appointed to circulate petitions and enroll Buchanan on the area basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Buchanan County
Judd Sheliffe
Ralston
M. Thompson
Ni A
Kip PS
A. Nelson
J. WH. Copenaver
Albert Sloan
T. Ralston
Buchanan
Health Clown to Stage Dairy Exhibit Play at Fair
Miss Gladys Coon of St Paul directs The Health Circus a new play at Waterloo to be performed for Iowa dairy pageant audiences. She will train 10 boys to act out how dairy products aid health during Dairy Cattle Congress events September 22 to 28 on the women's tent or children's playground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Dairy Cattle Congress
Miss Coon
Farmers wrestle and comment on editor inquiries
Farmers write to the editor of the Waterios Evening Courier in Waterloo Iowa about communications with the Farm Department. The note includes contact by phone 5100 and seeks discussion on agriculture policy and farm issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterios Evening Courier
Waterloo
Iowa
Five binders cut 30 acres oats for Callaghan in Day Five
In Mt Vernon, a group of friends and workers cut 30 acres of oats for William Callaghan on his farm after a misfortune. Five binders and slackers spent several hours cutting 24 acres while Callaghan owned 80 acres in total. His daughter was burned by gasoline the previous Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callaghan
Ordar Wally
William Callaghan
Mt Veron
Bindera
Miek
Calaghen
Mitchell Juniors Exhibit At North Iowa Fair
Mitchell county club boys and girls turnout nearly 106 percent to display beef and dairy calves at North Town fair Mason City. Entries include Hereford Angus Guernsey and Hampshire breeds with juniors from St. Ansgar Osage Nora Springs Stacyville and Adams Minn. Juniors plan to show at Mitchell County fair Aug 18 23 and later at Dairy Cattle Congress Waterloo. They equipped a show chest costing about 300 funded by past fundraisers and sales of snacks and drinks.
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Osage
Mitchell
County Club
North Town Fair
Mason City
Pig Club
Manon City
Loyal
Margaret Beeker
Victor Diot- Brich
Ralph
Eugene Gooder
Mitchall
Rosette
Raymond
Ervin Miner
Carmen Long
Stacyville
Cyril Dodenstaler
Adams
Minn
Justin Lund
Herbert Rowland
St. Ansgar
Christan
Jeona Hansen
Otranto
Ottmar Webber
Freddie Carter
Hayes
North Iowa Exposition
Iwan Minuis
Charles 4K
Donald
Milton Shrode
Riceville
Harold Beverson
Orville Trettin
Wilde Reckara
Cyril
Louis
Leo Dodan-steiner
Poland
John Weld
Norah Springs
Hampshire
Harold Sullivan
Russell Stock
Keg
County Fair
Hare
Tosa
Dairy Club
Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Mitchall County Club
Miteholl County
Chihs
Kids Show Dads How To Start Dairying At Cattle Congress
More than 150 boys and girls will compete for cash prizes at the Dairy Cattle Congress as youngsters showcase calf club entries. The Dairy Castle Congress expands with added classes and bigger premiums, backed by national breed associations and clubs. A new calf club barn and better accommodations for entrants are provided as top exhibition crowds gather in the hippodrome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tairy
Dairy Castle Congress
Iowa
Women Active 1 Training Leaders Recognized in 1922
Grace E. Frysinger reports 1922 home demonstration work advanced leadership among rural women. About 25 000 rural women formed groups, 251 295 acted as leaders or demonstrators, and over 674 000 additional families benefited through improved homemaking practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Grace E. Frysinger
Etd
I i Uni
Muaior
Independence Holsteins vie for crack on show circuit
Independence Iowa August reports state institutions plan a strong Holstein herd for the 1924 Midwest show circuit. Des Moines will host exhibitions with a selection to travel statewide, aiming for top honors at the Iowa state fair and other state and national events. independence dairymen expect notable success in the circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Towa
Middlewest
State Hospital
Iowa
Independence Cauise
Lowe
Black Hawk Dairy Club to Enter State Fair
Two members from the Black Hawk county dairy club were chosen this afternoon to represent at the Iowa State Fair. They will appear as a dairy cow demonstration team and be judged on presentation at the demonstration. The county will also stage a dairy demonstration during the cattle congress event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk Dairy Club
Black Hawk County
George Cunningham
Orange Township
Corn Shellers Start as Threshers Get Going
Allison Iowa reports corn shellers humming as threshing outfits begin work. Farmers shell corn for sale at local elevators around one dollar per bushel, while kinchine cobs bring about two dollars per triple box wagonload. Threshing crews are slow to start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
Shell
Beet sugar industry not endangered by corn product
Mason City Iowa August 12 Corn aigar development will have no effect on beet sugar manufacture for years. Karl C. Morea, manager of the Northern Sugar corporation, replies to inquiries from beet growers that beet sugar will not be supplanted. contracts for larger acreage are being written and corn sugar has been on the market for years with no imminent danger unless process improves markedly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Ciy
Karl C. Moora
Northern Sugar Corporation
Produce Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
New York reports butter firm with creamery extras up to 39 cents and various creamery grades. Eggs and cheese show mixed gains across creamery and firsts. Chicago receipts include butter higher at 26 to 35 cents, eggs with misc and firsts, live poultry markets steady to firm, and cattle, hogs, and sheep trading firm with higher beats on some classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Mithias
Wisconsin
Mitic
Lonis
St. Louis
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Highlights Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Livestock receipts show cattle market active with steady to strong demand for stockers and fat cattle. Prices range for fat cows, cutters, veals, and feeders. hogs down about 25-40 cents with mixed lots at several price points. sheep receipts 500 with market fairly steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
kMera
Ught
Tully Fateady
East St Louis Livestock Prices Mixed on Receipts
East St Louis on August 12 reports hogs totaling about 20 000 with slow demand and prices around 41 30 cents below Monday's average. Cattle receipts near 6400 with slow selling native steers and heifers around 10 10 and cows near 4 00 to 95 00, top vealers about 10 50. Sheep receipts 2000 with fat lambs at 12 60, native lambs to 12 50, fat sheep higher at 5 3 4 to 6 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magna
Neb
Canadian report Ongrop bullish Peoria livestock
Peoria markets show hog receipts at 2,600 with prices slipping to 9.60 for heavies and 5.80 for tops, while calf values around 9.00. Wheat and grain reports from Minneapolis and Chicago indicate mixed yet bullish tendencies on futures with frost risks cited in Canada and Argentina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Canada
Argentina
Manitoba
Livestock Market Receipts and Prices From St Paul and St Joseph
Livestock reports show August market activity with cattle hogs calves and sheep. St Paul receipts include slow cattle demand with varied prices and strong hog prices for 140 to 300 pound ranges. St Joseph shows hogs 20 to 25 cents lower with top around 9.35 and cattle steady to firm across classes.
Early Prices On Change Higher In Stock Market Rally
Bullish sentiment drives opening stock gains though some leaders slip. Rail and copper shares reach new highs amid brisk demand for high priced issues. General Electric and Louisville & Nashville fall slightly on profit taking. Foreign exchanges open easier as Atlantic Refining drops on offshore selling. overall market sees mixed early action with some tops set in copper and steel issues.
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Uby
Associated Press
New York
Bethlehem Steel
New York Central
Southern
Pacific
Big Four
Alga
United States Steel
American Can
Studebaker
Baldwin
General
American Waterworks
Atlantic
Katy
General Electric
Louisville & Nashville
Dumont Notes Busy Weekend With Travels and Accidents
Dumont Ia residents reported visitors from Springvale and Minnesota relatives planning trips to Little Rock and Cedar Rapids. A severe electric storm caused a garage fire in the Gilchrist elevator area with limited damage, while a serious car crash left H C Brown 93 injured and Mrs. Brown needing hospital care.
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Dumont
B. Akin
Springvalle
Little Rock
Ark
J. E. Brown
Minnesota
Nellie
Duluth
Cedar Rapids
Board of Education
Highteise
Gilchrist
Shaffer
Dumont Sun- Spy
H. A. Brown
CS Brown
T 3
Laird
Carrie Woodworth
Hogs and Steers Move on Chicago Market Report
Chicago market report shows hogs down 15-25 cents and steers up about 15 cents from Monday's prices. Hogs receipts reach 30,009 with varied loads and weights, while cattle receipts total 8,000 and sheep 20,000. prices feature 140-160 pound hogs at 33.25 to 33.50 and yearlings near 10.10 to 10.30, with multiple weight classes and regional buyers noted.
Kansas City Livestock Market Notes Receipts and Prices
Livestock receipts at Kansas City include 15 000 cattle and 12 000 hogs with varied demand. Cattle ranged with top yearlings around 211.00, best mature steers early 10.25, and feeders mixed. hogs mostly steady to 15 lower. sheep with lambs steady to 25 lower and top around 13.38 for some lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galle
Doheny Sues Dash on Walsh Radio Speech Quash Motion
Edward L. Doheny and his son fled motions in the District of Columbia Supreme Court to quash indictments over alleged bribery tied to the California naval air reserve lease. They argue Senator Walsh’s radio speech urged jurors to hear his statements and reviewed the case, naming the Dohenys in the oil investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. GC
Edward L. Doheny
Naval Air Reserve, No. V
Californoia
B. L. Doheny, Jr
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Walsh
Montana
Senate of Inautey
Hhe Grand Jury
Feta
Dohenys
Albert B. Fall
Littleton News Notes and Social Roster
George Fish of Wisconsin visits relatives in Littleton after traveling from Cedar Rapids due to his mother’s illness. Rev. A D Rundel and Rev Thomas Neilson attended a Cedar Falls bible conference. Mrs T Malcom visits her father George Fendman in Stillwater. Eugene Ford returns from Peoples hospital. Independence Ladies Aid to present an Old Fashioned Brother at the Methodist church in Jasup on Aug 19. Guests at dinners include Mr and Mrs George Humbolt and Mr and Mrs Robert Marshall with daughter Hope, and Mrs Chester Carter with daughter Jane Ann in Dayton and Des Moines families.
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Littleton
George Fish
Wisconsin
Cedar Rapids
A.D. Rundel
Thomas Neilson
Cedar Falls
T. ¥. Malcom
George Fendman
Stillwater
Okla
Eugene Ford
Peoples Hospital
Independence
Ald Society
Jasup
George
Rehberg
George Humbot
Robert Marshall
Hope
Dayton
Chester Carter
Jane Ann
Des Moines
Charles Alexander
Mary
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Washington Girls
Victors
Colfax Glimbera
Kjay Kountry Nids
Tearn
Yeaterday
North Carolina
Grogan
United States Department of Agriculture
Kansas City
Kanszy City
Omaha Livestock
Sioux City Livestock
Peoria Livestock Peoria
Minnesspolis
Minneapolis
Aterloo
Baroy
Waterloo Co-op
Alan
Tom Packing Co
Timothy
Raitt & Co
Swift Fortry
Kansas City Guan
Peoria Geaimn
Peoria
Toledo
T. Louis Grary
St Louis
Kansas
Missouri
New Jersey
Virginis
Stegtredytic
ST. Paul Livestock
ST. Joseph
St Joseph
Lamson Bros. & Co
Marsh-Place
H. A. Morey
Aes Price
Tomo
Atlantic Refining
Atchison, Erie, Lackawanna
Cuyamel Fruit
American International
Re Bros American Sugar
American Tel &Tel
American Tobacco
Atchison Alands Coast Eine Baldwin Locomotive Baltimors & Ohio
California Petroleum
Consolidated Gas
Colden
Crucible Steel
Cuba
Davison Chemical
Gulf States Steel
Houston
Timota
Urbana
Trhans Ja
Masons
Order of Eastern Star
Center Point
Oma Wheeler
Sam Waddle
Jane Grady
Houser
Kuhn
Brandon
Frank Walker
Tear Walker
Cestar Rapids
Aire May
George Beebe
Deg Fieries
Myrtle Whesler
Calar Rapids
Lona Schmitz
Co! Sar Rapids
May
Dessa Dever
John Fee
Elmer Cook
Naomi
Platte
N. D
Charles Cook
Lou Wister
Marion
Ray Speener
Atlantic Coast
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Kansas City Livestock
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Silsse
Germany
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Sweden
Denmark
Spain
Greece
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Togo- Slavia
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Tokio
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B. J. Kendall
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