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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1923

Page

4

Guardrail Project Bid Sparks County Board Approval

Bids from eleven firms for guardrail along 17.17 miles of highway totaled about 12 775 75 with Orr Construction, Wheeler Lumber, Cedar Lumber and Cedar Falls securing contracts. Completed work would cost roughly 13 4 thousand to 13 7 thousand with Orr promising early start once materials arrive.

Wheeler Lumber Company Des Moines Cedar Lumber Company Cedar Fails Orr Construction Company Jabor Credar Posig Waterloo Construction Company Orr Tel

August Seeks Record For Frequent Rain

A weather note records persistent rain with 2.2 inches measured by Ralph B. Slippy, a government observer. The day was cloudy with showers, a brief storm possible, and late in the afternoon rain diminished. Yesterday peaked at 84 degrees, then dropped to 54. Forecast calls for fair weather with little temperature change.

Ralph B. Slippy Waterloo P.m

Warm dry weather needed to save Iowa corn crop

Des Moines IA Aug 29 Two weeks of warm dry weather are needed to protect the Iowa corn crop from frost damage. The weekly weather and crop report says recent cool weather slowed development with many areas below last year's progress. Central sections show rain delays and winter wheat prospects weakened by low prices and Hessian fly damage. truck crops and oats improve while some creameries plan reduced output.

Des Moines North Central Dat Oskaloosa Ewcettorn

Shallenberger Herd Dominates Large Hereford Show

Dr. Wilbert Shallenberger led his Hereford herd at the Central States exposition where his animals earned numerous prizes. Awards covered junior yearling bull junior bull calf get of sire steer herd junior champion and several second and fourth place finishes across various classes. A two year old heifer also placed sixth and other entries took seventh tenth and eleventh in the competition.

Wilbert Shallenberger Shallenberger

Fuel economy confabs planned by railroad officials

A series of fuel economy and safety meetings will be held in the offices of H. G. Brown trainmaster for finois Central railway hero during September. The local railway safety committee will lead safety talks on vigilance and carefulness. Minnesota division officials and perhaps railroad leaders will attend to discuss coal and car shortages and mitigation strategies. Brown is expected to preside at the meetings. The first meeting date will be announced soon.

H. G. Brown Finois Central Railway Hero Minnesota Brown

Swine Diseases Outlined and Remedies in New Bulletin

A U S department bulletin 1244 by T P White details diseases ailments and abnormal conditions of swine with emphasis on hog cholera once a major hog raiser threat. It notes cholera losses have fallen 60 percent but neglect and incomplete precautions keep it a major risk to herds and profits.

Washington, D. C T. P. White United States Department of Agria Lculture

Bulletin mixes disease list with misdiagnosis during cholera outbreaks

The document discusses cholera and many misdiagnosed diseases such as anthrax epilepsy gastroenteritis necrobacillosis pleurisy pneumonia poisoning swine plague tuberculosis and worms. It also covers other ailments like thumps hare lip sunstroke rickets paralysis rheumatism with suggested treatments and warns of false prevention chapters. Copies are available from the Department of Agriculture in Washington, D. C. while supplies last.

Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C

Fire Destroys Siepert Farm Barn and Stock in Cedar Falls

Aug 28 Cedar Falls fire, likely from lightning, razed Yierman Siepert’s six year old barn in Union township with its contents. Two gray horses harnessed inside perished, hay and grain burned, a silo damaged. Neighbors responded quickly but the barn fell to ashes within thirty minutes. Losses estimated at 6000 to 8000 dollars. insured with B Hawk County Mutual.

Cedar Falls Yierman Siepert Union Township Lwor Siepert B .Hawk County Mutual Association

Floyd County Sheriff Finds Cache of Liquor

Sheriff Cutler and Deputy White, tipped to hidden liquor between Charles City and Nashua, recovered 21 gallons from a corn field after an auto accident. The wrecked car owners disclaimed knowledge. The investigation continued the next afternoon. Vehicle owner was Fred Jamemeier of Clarksville.

Floyd County Charles City Ave Cutler White Here Nashua Fred Jamemeier Clarksville

Barn Fire Destroys Gremmels Farm Structure

A large barn on the Fred Gremmels farm five miles northwest of here burned completely after a lightning strike Sunday midnight. The barn contained several tons of hay and a tall dog perished in the blaze.

Oeiweln Fred Gremmels Here

County Board Confers on Dierckes Property

The county board extended hearings on condemnation of 1.1 acres from the Dierckes heirs in Cedar township for road use. Appraisers Shoemaker Hess and Bown assessed damages at 460 dollars. Two landowners present said they were satisfied but contended the land was not properly described.

Dierckes Cedar Township E. R. Shoemaker H. J. Hess W. W. Bown

Banner Collegiate Judging Tilt Here Is Outlined

Prospects are strong for a large collegiate dairy cattle judging contest at Dairy Congress next month. Ten or eleven colleges participated last year. The event opens Monday morning September 24 under J P Eves, appointed superintendent of cattle. The one judge system returns with an assistant. Medals and trophies are offered by management and breed and cattle clubs. Nine states plan excursions to attend the congress.

Estes J. P. Eves Iowa State Dairy Association Estet

Influenza Epidemic Halts Cape York Expedition Plans

An influenza outbreak among Rakimos in Cape York district Greenland last year caused heavy mortality, making it impossible to start an exploring expedition from the base.

Cape York Greenland

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