Sheep and Swine Judging at Cedar Falls Exposition
Cedar Falls fair officials reported 4 500 attendees for the Cedar Valley exposition as swine and sheep judging wrapped with Rax Beresford of the Iowa extension service directing. Breeds led by Duroc Jerseys drew strong interest, with Hill of Shell Rock winning multiple classes and a $100 Duroc futurity prize shared among top breeders.
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Cedar Falls
Aug
Cedar Valley Fair and Exposition
Rax Beresford
Iowa
Air
Poland
China
Bert Johnson
Walter Biiney
Waverly
Massie & Massie
Nashua
Berkshire
Hubert Haren
Grunby Center
Clarence Runit
Reinbeck
Klein & Granton
Alden
H. A. Kreemeier
Rockwell City
Hampshire
Massie & Messie
Ray
Carl Henningsen
Dike
Durots
Duroc
Frank Hill
Shell Rock
Craft Brothers
la Porte City
Dewey Brothers
Janesville
A. Brewer
Thompson & Thompsons
Faft
National Duroc Record Association
Peoria
Hill
Thompson &Thompson
Brewer
Strutz
Hannaford
N. D
Shropshires
Cotswold
Strutz Sheen
Bentstrom
Cheviots
Ram
Bowling Brothers
Maquokea
Minish
Hudson
BR. E. Pullin
Waterloo
Awards at Cedar Falls Dairy Cattle Show
Competition exceeds expectations as Cedar Falls dairy cattle show concludes with numerous Holsteins and Jerseys awards. Judges include Lloyd Johnston and officials Strayer, Krieger. listings cover senior, junior, and grand champion categories with winners from Baskins, Lynes, Hostrop, Cunningham, Hansen, Johnson, and others across ages and classes.
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Cedar Falls
Tairy Cattse Department of Celar
Conakry
Ian Seng
Cowty
Plunfield
Barkles
Baskin
Basking
Lynes
Baskins
Mac G. Frost & Son
Warerive
Prose
Mrosty Baskins
Leffer
Bynes
Lenes
Eynee
Tost
Hansen Cunningham
Waterdon
Russell Sage
Yeteorloo
PB. A. Johnon
Cunningham
Hanser
Hostrop
Waterloo
Hansen
Cunninghan
Jedar Falls
Mrs. Johnson
Hostrup
Cuoningian
Iunior
Hurser
Hestrop
Mfrs
Johnson
Cunningharm
Taysen & Mermer
Benfor
Hull
Vons Finstrop
Frost
Bresder
Jerseys
Campbell Jersey
Jesup
H. Noltenmeier Waterloo
Huernshus
Hans Schmidt
Poultry Leaders Discuss Growth and Standards in Iowa
Des Moines reports from August 14 detail T F Rigg of the American Poultry Association outlining the poultry industry’s economic impact in Iowa. He notes 385,000,000 in annual output and calls poultry a dependable, expanding farm crop. The association sets standards, judges exhibitions, and coordinates with federal departments as the fifty second convention gathers.
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Des Moines
Iowa
T. F
Rigg
American Poultry
American Poultry Association
Jbas
Nes
American Poult Wharf
Acricniiums
Washington
Auction brings $230 bid for 80 acre farm
In a recent sale at auction, an 80 acre farm drew a high bid of 230 dollars. The property included a dwelling, barn, ice house, poultry house, cattle barn, corn crib, and several small buildings. Seller was Sindlinger and details describe the property's improvements and surrounding holdings.
Poultry Congress Plans Fifth Annual Show Amid Growth
Plans are ready for housing the fifth annual American Poultry Congress alongside the Dairy Cattle Congress and National Belgian Horse show from Sept 28 to Oct 4. The event will feature production bred poultry and an egg show with substantial prize money, aided by added facilities for a record entry and estimated 100000 visitors from the United States and Canada. Five judges including Earl Smiley and J C Johnston will oversee standard classes, while Prof W H Lapp will judge production bred poultry and lecture Sept 30. Entries close Sept 24. premium catalogs available from J P Schur, Waterloo.
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American Poultry Congress
Dairy Cattle Congress
United States
Canada
Earl Smiley
J. C Johnston
Oscar Grow
Eli Hersey
Elizabeth Hudson
W. H. Lapp
Poultry
Ames
Live Poultry Transit Company
Chicago
J. P. Schur
Waterloo
Lapp
Prof
United States Department of Agriculture
Waterloo Poultry Show
Waterloo Poultry Association
The
Poultry Congress
W. L. Pattison
A. N. Miller
Art Wenthe
J_ P_ Schuy
Miss Hudson
Fred Herfurth
Wheat Price Drops Hit Chicago and New York Markets
Wheat prices slumped amid selling by small lots as futures fell in Chicago and New York. Bearish arrivals from Winnipeg and hedging in Minneapolis weighed on futures, with September and December contracts opening lower and closing unsettled. Corn and oats showed relative strength while hogs moved higher. cash grain quotes for barley and other feeds were noted.
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Chicago
A&c
Winnipeg
Minneapolis
Waterloo
Waterloo Mills Co
Sinnird Bros
West
Waterloo Co
Ucks
Gaese Turk S
Rath Pa
Barclay & On
Timothy Hey
Prom Colin Bros
Omaha Livestock Market Update with Mixed Prices
In Omaha the 14 hogs segment shows lighter demand with prices near steady for butchers, while steer and heifer trading remains thin and mostly steady. Other markets from Minneapolis and Kansas City display mixed grain and livestock quotes including wheat futures and beef prices with regional variations.
Hogs and Cattle Prices Rise and Fall Across Markets
Chicago and other markets report varied livestock activity on Aug 14 with hog receipts around 16 000 and mixed prices up to 14 25 for large hogs while cattle see steady to lower demand. Buyers show stronger shifts in hog weights 140 to 300 pounds and feeders noted, with prices and top quotes spread across regions including East St Louis and Peoria reports.
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Associated Pree
Singhier Vise
Sligo Mila
Ransin Uns
Ata Tlio
Cologne
Sheen Steady
Colorado Ewes
South St. Paul
Minn
Kigge
Hennery
Chicago
Lée
Market opens higher on favorable trade data and dividends
New York stocks advance at the open as investors absorb the July foreign trade report and a $1 cash dividend from General Motors. Industrials lead gains while long positions in high priced issues push up prices, with Coca Cola Montgomery Ward and Seaboard in notable climbs. Call money sits at 4 percent as trading closes strong.
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New York
Jtedxy
General Motors
Federa Reserve Bank
Dufont
Shorts
Roebuck
United States
Montgomery Ward
New York Dock
Allied Cheniva & Dye Tennase Ssm
American Simeit
American Sugar
American Tobacco
Atchison Oppresers
Atlantic Coast Line
Baldwin
Baltimore & Ohio Ve. Es - Bathleham Stee
Cerro de Pasvo - Chandler Motor
Chicago Z
Gulf States Steel
Studion Motors
Ilinois Gentral
O. Int
Harvester Int
Ecgit Copper
Lehigh Valley
Louisville & Mack Truck
Marland Oil
Kan_& Missouri Pac
National Biscuit
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Nor
American Northern Pacific
AGOM
Barcay Center Visit Brings News Of Family Travel
Local item notes Mr and Mrs Herbert Wenner and daughters Helen and Elinor from Fort Wayne Indians visiting relatives in route to Tuam Oklahoma. Mentions Mrs W Anderson and other kin. Various figures and exchanges appear, including funds and shipments, during wartime era travel context.
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Barging Center
Herbert Wenner
Helen
Elinor Sur
Fort Warne
Ind
W. W. Anderson
Tuam
Okla
German Exhibit Links Wine Culture With Art in Coblenz
Coblenz August 1 AP The largest German wine exhibition runs in Coblenz from Aug 1 to Sept 13 showcasing sociability art and wine culture. A section labeled Wine and German Kultur highlights propaganda scientific aims and cultural reach with vine yards from all provinces and districts represented. The ground floor festival hall will display vast wine samples from seed to bottle.
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Coblenz
Germany
Prizes on Mules and Ponies at Cedar Falls Exposition
Cedar Falls fair and exposition features a horse department with mostly mules and ponies. Rex Beresford of Ames judged classes Wednesday afternoon with placings announced, highlighting entries in mule and pony divisions and produce of dam awards.
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Cedar Falls
Cedar Valley Fair and Exposition
Rex Beresford
Ames
Jert Barth
Dunkerier Tenizer
Red Fairbank
Lyons
Americans Face Eviction From Fontainebleau Conservatory
American students at the Conservatory of Music in the Château de Fontainebleau near Paris may be moved as protests mount over safety and crowding. Officials expect a location change before the new term, following a small fire and concerns about fire risk from busy building conditions.
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Paris
INS
Chateau de Fontainebleau
Conservatory of Music
Ministry of Public Instruction
France
St Marys of Mt Carmel Parish Picnic Set Aug 13
The St Marys of Mt Carmel parish picnic is scheduled for Aug 13 amid good weather. Marion Eilen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Eilen, recovers after a fall from a windmill. Kathleen Smith recovers from scarlet fever and Magdelen Weiland assists Mrs Gardiner. Cecil Schmitz of Waterloo visits relatives here.
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Eagle Ceneer
St. Mary's
Mt. Carmel Parish
Marion
Frank Eilen
Kathleen Smith
Magdelen Weiland
Ror Gardiner
Cecil Schmitz
Waterloo
Relave
Hudson Hudson Ind Aug 13 Middling Family Visit Illinois Trip
Mr and Mrs Watt and family drove to Illinois to visit Alpes Wyatts parents Mr and Mrs George Marshall of Portland Ore are visiting at the Baldwin residence Gene and Harold Guiknecht and Karl Watters left for Minnesota and Canada for an extended visit Mrs Giles Cain became parents of a girl born Saturday morning The J M Brown family drove to Illinois Monday to spend weeks with relatives and friends
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Sumner Sumner
Greft
Minneapolis
Andrews
Jean
Melvin Fridley
Baby
George Fridley
H.C. Frank
Dells
Wisconsin
Chicago
Edith Hummer
Hiumita
Lyle Winks
Iron Mountain
Mich
Arnold Cornish
Walter Herg
Ralph Bonnell
Paull Wilharm
Bonnell
O. L. Farrand
Wiliam Wurmance
San Tesota AL Michener
Pine River
Alma Pease
Poplar, Minn
Hudson
As Mire Buck Watt
Thlinois
Alps
Wyatt
George Marshall
Portland
Ore
A.T | Baldwin
Gene
Harold Guiknecht
Kart Watters
Minnesota
Canada
Giles Cain
J. M. Brown
Illinois
Horton and Plainfield feud shaping for fall grading
Horton, Ta. and Plainfield tensions rise as surveying wraps and stakes are set for tiling. Carel Smith injures his hand repairing an oar. Malaria-carrying mosquitos linger in primitive wells and watering holes used by nomadic shepherds in the region.
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Horton
Vas
Aril de Lavergne
Great Lakes
Mra
Holy Land
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Dtinish
Ram Lamb
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Bowling Bros Shampton Ewe
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Strute & Seue
Manueketa
Kowlings
Strutz & Spas Werk
Resting Brothers
Strutz & Kee
Rolling Arouiers
Spuds
Tech
Ar Oy
Ander Ora
Hanna Fer
Howling Fire
Ters
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Rat
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Brkog
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National Ass
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Chicago Ave
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Rania
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Jamson Bros
arsh-Place
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Bertmandette
Anna Harig
Sorw
Jlosentine Welhes
Picures
Esteliine
Bridgewater
Joe Ambrosy
Mike Ambrosy
Duchane
Women of the Tosary Society
Mary
Washburn
Lawrence Klien
Trarr Tored
Mankato
Trene Thiery
Eva Miller
Howard Petera
Francis Kemp
Shipping Association
Caiaturdas
Liberty
U.S. Treasury
Treasury
Barclay Center
Rusia
Svat
Drew York
Tnr
Ray Xeith
George Cummings Mourlay
Lannant Miller
John Carroll
Mooright
Fa Feuch
Waedenia
North
Lear
Trentzer
Reusselow
Hansen & Merner
Breenizer
Leones
W. di
Mare
Halftown
Paris Soir
Monsieur Poray
Eagle Center
McCormick-Deering
Watters & Brown
MIT Sycamore
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