Breeders More Active in Iowa Horse and Cattle Lines
Des Moines reports from the state department of agriculture show rising activity in Iowa horse and cattle breeding after a boom bust. Demand strengthens for purebreds as prices recover, with horse use shifting to power and farm work and a push to preserve strong bull prospects for 1929 1930 and 1931. Cattle breeders list addresses in a new Iowa Beef Producers directory led by C A Oldson and Ralph Sherman with R O'Donnell as secretary treasurer.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Department of Agriculture
Horse Association of America
Wayne Dinsmore
Ames
Dinsmore
Iowa Beef Producers’ Association
C. A. Oldson
Ralph Sherman
Grinnell
R. O'Donnell
Colo
J. ©. Holbert
Iowa State College
Holbert
Des Moines Woman Injured in Auto Crash With Police Wagens
Des Moines Dec 20 Miss Helen Leckliter 21 is in Des Moines General Hospital with serious injuries after the automobile she rode in collided with a police patrol wagon. Her brother Horace Leckliter and Patrolman Charles C Torrence were slightly hurt.
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Des Moines
INS
Helen Leckliter
Des Moines General Hospital
Wer
Horace Leckliter
Charles C. Torrence
Schroeder Named Temporary Chief of Waterloo VFW
Louis R. Schroeder was elected temporary commander of the Waterloo post of Veterans of Foreign Wars at a meeting last night in K of P hall. Temporary officers include E. R. Winter as quartermaster and Ralph W. Smith as adjutant. A permanent organization will form at the January 11 meeting, presided by A. D. Dodds of Des Moines. John McMahon assisted. January session will be open. Membership is open to soldiers sailors and marines who served in World War or various earlier conflicts with eligible campaigns listed.
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Louis R. Schroeder
Berth Avenue
Waterloo
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Phal
E. R. Winter
Ralph W. Smith
A. D. Dodds
Des Moines
John McMahon
Polk County Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Christmas for 504 Iowa orphans at Davenport home
Davenport December 20. There will be a Christmas for 504 children at the Iowa Soldiers' Orphans' Home. State funds of 350 dollars cover gifts and trees distributed across 16 cottages with a matron each. Zerwekh, superintendent, emphasizes simple, meaningful cheer with relatives contributing when possible. The home program includes a large tree in the yard, carols, and a band performance.
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Davenport
Iowa Soldiers' Orphans
State of
Iowa
R. E. Jerwekh
Zerwekh
Towa
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