Iowa youths shine at International Livestock Show
Beulah Cahago and Dee lead Iowa's strong showing at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. Towns and Iowa State College display fat cattle swine sheep and draft horses with top ribbons and a focus on soil management demonstrations.
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Flw
Becky Cahago
Dee
Iutiar
Tawn School du Brant
Low Mate College
Poland
Tamworths
Hampshires
Yorkshires
Duroes
Berkshires
Chester
Lawa
Chicago
Franklin County Dairy Team Wins National Contest
Franklin County dairy judging team places first at the World’s championship in London and dominates with high scores. Team members include Gower Illinois, Wise, Leonard, Olsen, and Monahan. they excel in Holsteins Jerseys Ayrshires and Guernseys. Individual leaders include Leonard and Monahan with top scores amid teams from 29 states at Milwaukee event.
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Franklin County
Tupian
Cspentat
Unldin Eginty
Ff London
Juan
Utter Oh
Jondon Wily Mail
Hamilton
Andews
Wise
Aden
Collect Bites
Landen
Vasthanes
Gower Inliinois
Wirst
Waterloo
Daiby Cattle Comress
Pinoktin
Marla Leonard
Lester Olsen
Raymmond’ Monahan
Lawa
Milwaukee
United States
Uarlan Leonard
Lester Olsob
Raymond Monahan
Raymond
Franklin Coundy
Holsteins
Ayrshires
Htth
Guernsess
Lees Tbr
Ane
Franklin
Alasoa City
Ma~son City
Evond
Hogs Harvest Tore Corn Than in Any Season of History
Des Moines reports Corn husking nearly complete per Charles Reed director of Iowa weather and trap bureau for the week ending Tuesday morning December 2. Frost in September bases caused earlier frost damage than 1917 but hogging and grazing have been more extensive than in 1947 or any prior year with poor feeding and potential shortages in feed and marketing. Snow and cold persisted with near zero readings and streams frozen.
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Des Moines
Charles
Hess
Ames Men Present Papers at National Society Meeting
At a two day American Society of Animal Production gathering in Chicago, Iowa State College faculty and experiment station staff from Ames presented half a dozen papers. H. H. Wilder, J. M. Evrard, C. Culbertson, MLB Helser, Q. W. Wallace, W. F. Hammond, and B. C. Brown were listed among presenters.
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Chicago
American Society of Animal Production
Facillty
Iowa State Cnilere
Ames
H. H. Wilder
John M. Evrard
C. Culbertson
Mlb. Helser
Q. W. Wallace
W. FE. Hammond
B. C. Brown
Farmers Questions and Comments Invited at Waterloo Courier
Readers are asked to send questions and comments to the Editor of the Farm Department at the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Iowa. Communications should include the writer’s name and address.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Iowa
AB Thersa
Wheat market slips as heavy offers weigh on prices
Industrial note from Chicago AP reports winter wheat prices fell on weak exports and heavy Argentine Indian and Australian supplies. May wheat slid and corn rose on profit taking while overall market shows uneven demand as futures data point to U.S. grain crop concerns.
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Associated Pressy
Mhleago
Dee
Liverpool
Argentina
India
Australia
Warn
Segain
May
United States
Woman's Contest At Shell Rock Farm Institute
Hyde Firm Shell Rock ia December 4 eight teams of two women each competed yesterday in a judging contest at the Shell Rock farmers institute. Two teams tied for first and second cash prizes with Kate Howard and Ed Hail on one team and Edith Jerolaton and Mays McGregor on the other. Elizabeth Judson demonstrated judging bread cake and cookies while Elizabeth Myers won an essay contest for $1 in cash.
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Poncorn
Leo
Carr Leaves Waterloo Jersey Farm for Minnesota Dairy Work
Raymond Carr leaves his role at Waterloo Jersey farm to manage Abbey Jersey farm in White Bear Lake Minnesota. The 100 cow herd will supply cream for Twin Cities hotels and pastry shops. Dr. Fred Middleton will replace him at Waterloo Jersey farm in Waverly.
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Thaymond
Waterloo Jersey Farm
Teft
White Hear Lake
Minn
Jersey
I. M. Abbey
Minneapolis
Abbey Jersey Farm
Twin Cities
Minnesota
Fargo
Civand Forks
Carr
Place Low Rainbow Drive
Mr. Carr
Fred Middleton
Waverly
Five Grundy juniors attend international livestock exposition
Five Grundy county junior club members travel with expenses paid to the International Livestock Exposition. Representing the purebred gilt and litter club are Turbull, Conrad. Ruth Messer joins the girls’ clothing club. Winfield Rosenburger attends as a guest of the Chicago and Northwestern railway. Kenneth Messer and John Bodecker complete the group.
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Grundy Center
Pive Grundy ‘County
Ifelen Iturlbull
Conrad
Ruth Messer
Girls’ Clothing Club
Winfield Rosenburger
Whitten
Baby Beef Club
Kenneth Messer
John Bodecker
Cedar Rapids
Poultry Club
Wellsburg
Winfield
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Demand for Rails Continues Strong Across Region
A late 1924 report from Black Hawk County Abstract Co notes rail and deed activity through December 4 with 1924 week figures for instruments recorded and mortgage data. Prices and cotton futures show market shifts while foreign exchange in New York reflects firm but modest gains. The text ends with an odd aside about penguin wings used as paddles for diving, not linked to the main beat.
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Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Waterloo
Waterloo Clear Air Tiguee Association
Prices at Chicago and New York Produce Marts
Prices reported from Chicago and New York marts show creamery butter and firsts varying. New York receipts reach 6 056 cases with higher creamery extras while Chicago notes butter firsts at 387 350 and other items with mixed changes.
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Chicago
New York
Bergs
Lewee
St. Louis
Holstein Owners to Meet Here Saturday
Holstein breeders in the county are urged to attend a meeting Saturday at 7:39 p m at the Greater Waterloo association rooms. Election of officers for the Holstein association and discussion of matters of interest to Holstein owners will be on the agenda.
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Greater
Waterloo
Ribbons All Tied in Big Livestock Exposition Today
Chicago reports the International Livestock Exposition opens with blue ribbon entries inspected for President Coolidge. Ralph L. Heilman, Indiana, wins 1924 corn king. Illinois takes top carrot cattle prize. L. E. Peterson, Montana, claims oats title with Victor White. Essendon Jet mare shown by John Christiansen. Lacombe farm presents grand champion. flax and wheat prizes awarded to State College Aimmes. champions in Angus herd from 3481 entries.
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Chicago
Coolidge
Indiana
Ralph L. Heilman
Ilinois
Montana
Ll. E. Peterson
Victor
Victor White
Dominion Experimental Farm
Lacombe
Alberta
Essendon Jet
John Christiansen
New Fulum
N. 1
Aimmes
No Scandal Seen In Votaw Letter At Porbes Thompson Trial
In Chicago on December 4, the federal court trial of Col Charles Forbes and John W Thompson heard a letter read from San Francisco that discussed a secret Pacific coast trip and a cover story for a trip to Minneapolis. Judge Carpenter ruled the letter harmless and said the press can drag in scandal at their own risk. The government planned to resume Mortimer testimony detailing the veterans affairs conspiracy.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Carolyne Votaw
Harding
Charles BR. Porbes
John W. Thompson
St. Louis
Elias H. Mortimer
San Francisco
Thompson
George A. Carpenter
Mortimer
Forbes
Heber Votaw
Col. Forbes
Mortimers
Minneapolis
J. W
Carpenter
Veterans
Col
Charles &. Forbes
Charles F. Cramer
Veterans’ Pireau
Receipts Heavy and Hogs Drop Cattle Are Firm on Week's Trade
Chicago and regional livestock markets show heavy hog receipts while hogs slip. cattle demand stays firm with higher prices for sea-steers and lighter declines for other cattle. Pigs weaken. lambs and yearlings mixed. top hogs around 9.65 and cattle top near 10.65 in several markets including East St. Louis and Peoria with varied packer interest.
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Theta
She
Anands
East ST. Louvis
St. Louis
Fogeloe
Farmer Loses Hand in Corn Shredder Near Decorah
Decorah Iowa December 4 Henry Fretheim a farmer near Decorah lost his right hand in a corn shredder yesterday His cousin John Fretheim suffered severe mangling of his hand as he tried to aid Henry both men were drawn into the machine during the accident.
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Decorah. Ta
Henry Fretheim
John Fretheim
Henry
John
One Day's Cruelty Fails to Win Divorce in Iowa
Nevada Iowa report says a man cannot be granted a divorce on one day cruelty. Judge Thompson of Story County rejects the claim after Tom Fogel, married Feb 3, finds himself a bachelor the next day. He sought relief but the judge ruled cruelty must endure longer than a day, unless a shotgun was used. Mrs Pagel had believed the marriage to be about money, learning her error within 24 hours.
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Nevada
Thompson
Story County
Tom Foge
Bid Controversy Over Veterans Hospital Contract
Testimony in Northampton Massachusetts reveals Daniel A. Garber of Northeastern Construction was the lowest bidder but not awarded the hospital foundation contract. Arthur C. Crump of Pontiac Construction testified he drafted Pontiac bid and that James W. Black and Thompson pressured time limits from 120 to 90 and then 61 days.
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Veterans’ Bureau
Daniel A. Garber
Northeastern Construction Company
New York
Northampton
Mass
Arthur C. Crump
Pontiac Construction Company
Pontiac Company
James W. Black
Thompson
Black
Check Made Good by Wire Over Court Costs Settlement
Warrant issued for M. Ginsburg of Des Moines over a $50 check to Israel Stutsy that bounced. Ginsburg sent $50 by wire after learning of the warrant but was forbidden to accept it. He will avoid prosecution if he pays about $356 in costs.
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Cedar Rapids
M. Ginsburg
Des Moines
Ginsburg
Israel Stutsy
Stutsy
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