Battle Against TB in Cattle Gains Federal Aid
Black Hawk farmers push hard to stamp out animal tuberculosis with aid from the farm department of Greater Waterloo association. A. A. Burger, agent, reports Black Hawk County leads in herd testing and rejects claims of higher TB than other counties. The effort includes tests, lectures, and other demonstrations to speed eradication. The director, M. L. Bowman, notes plans to expand county and district testing with future state support.
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Black Hawk
Reater Waterloo Association
Iowa
Black Hawk County Farm Bureau
A. A. Burger
Black Hawk County
Greater Waterloo Association
Buchanan County Farm Bureau Plans Annual Meeting
Independence Ia Dec 30 J Bowman director of farm department of Greater Watershed association and Mrs Ellsworth Richardson Pella will speak at the Buchanan County Farm Bureau meeting on January 17 at the Commercial club George Slimmons state representative also to speak Roy T Les county agent notes grave matters and preparations for upcoming campaign against outside influences influence on farm bureau efforts
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Independence
J. Bowman
Greater Waterlookssociation
Ellsworth
Richardson
Pella
Buchanan County Farm Bureau
George Slimmons
Commercial Club
Roy T. Les
Fairbank Notes On Christmas Services And Local Deaths
Christmas services were held in all churches with special programs and gifts. Miss Nelle Ayres and Mrs. Gertrude Vanderlas arrived as guests of Mrs. O. H. King. Mrs. Clarente Solma died near Fairbank after a brief illness. the funeral was held at her home and burial in Pontiac. Other items note visits, births, and travels of local residents including Amos Finch, Mrs. King, and the Gallup family.
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O. H. King
Nres
State Normal Coor
Pittsburg
Kan
Vanderlas
Delreli
Amos Finch
Tomah
Frank
Clarente Solma
Fairhbank
Solma Wes
Missouri
Pontiac
Clarence Solma
Pubank
Plainfield Woman Claims Iowa's Oldest Poultry Enthusiast
Mrs. Kern of Plainfield Bremer County is hailed as Iowa’s veteran poultry enthusiast. She dominates Barred Rocks show rings with four firsts at Waterloo while running a busy Plainfield ranch with turkeys, ducks, and chickens. She relies on setting hens, pure grit, milk, oats, and careful feeding rather than incubators, and notes a long career across farms in Reinbeck and Waverly with children educated at Iowa City schools.
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Plainfield
Byer Bremer County
Kern
Towa
Mra. Kern
Iowa
Srs
Scupiea
Plains
F. D. Kern
Reinbeck
State College
Pennsylvania
L. C
I School
Iowa City
Tacherga in Fairbank survey bridges and planned work
Independence group Tacherga visited Fairbank last week after touring Buchanan county to inspect bridge and culvert sites for a future construction project. A. K. & A. O. held their Friday meeting electing L. Davis as worshipful master Dr. L. W. Ward senior warden J. B Elliott junior warden O. F. Leonard treasurer J. K. Williams secretary. Term at Palmer for eight weeks begins Jan. 1 with an instructor from Amer college. Mrs. Harry Conrad dies in Des Moines. burial at Hillside. Travel on Districts Nos. 4 and 5 on the north and south road continues.
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Tacherga
Independence
Fairbank
Buchanan County
L. Davis
L. W. Ward
J. B Blliott
O. F P. Leonard
J. K. Williams
Reunty
Palmer
Amer
Des Moines
Mrn
Harrry Conrad
Conrad
Hillside
Parkersburg Social Roundup Spans Holidays
Parkersburg residents and relatives gathered for Christmas holiday visits with many traveling from Water, Dubuque, Iowa City, Hampton, Waterloo, Eldora, Marshalltown, Humboldt and Minneapolis. Notables include Mrs. G. A. Pierce returning from Savannah and R. J. Goerner's Mason City funeral.
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Parkersburg
Harry Bahr
Bahr
H. A. Mead
Dubuque
Ernest Franklin
Tracr
A. L. White
Nebraska
A. J. White
I - Dee Wilson
Hampton
W. E. Preston
George Trey
William Lawrence, Jr
Eldora
Paul Northrop
Drersville
Horace Bown
Eagle Grove
Rex Mantz
Rena Cramer
Waterloo
Thole Cramer
B. Jungskunz
Waterl ‘Ioo
J. W. ‘Gregory
Wilbur Palmer
Otto Grane
Jamie Ackley
Hw, Johnson, Sr
Gladys Turner Humboldt
Robert Fullerton
Minneapolis
Harry Ferguson
Marshalltown
Ferguson
Elia Smith
Rockford
Helen Strickland
Mildred Warner
Barnes City
Arthur Eisenschmidt
Tllnabeth Turner
Val Lohr
Ray Poty
Judge
M. & Edwards
P. P. Parker
R. J. Goerner
Mason City
Los Anggeles
West
H. Wy. Wilhelms
James Spain
Christmas visits and injuries in Mt Vernon area
Reports list Christmas guests at multiple Cedar Falls and Cedar Rapids homes including Mrs Henry Neuman and Ella Pixley. Vernon Meyers, with a broken leg, was moved to Sartor hospital Cedar Falls for treatment. Casper Myers fractured ribs in a fall, and David Tiller works at Myers farm while Bertx remains in hospital. An item notes the organization of a township school.
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Vernon Orp. Ues. Meyers
Sartor Hospital
Cedar Fatts
Henry Neuman
Ella Pixley
Lewis
John Harner
Cedar Falls
Albert Brinker
Keith
R. Henry
Raymond 2. Lee 30 Mrs Farrell Hosts Happy Hour Club
Mrs. PS Farrell entertained Happy Hour club at her home Thursday afternoon with luncheon after the usual diversions. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Mike Erpelding and Mrs. P. O Connell. Afterwards members exchanged Christmas gifts. Several local residents were mentioned visiting family abroad and at home during the holidays. A dance at Raymond hall is announced for January 6.
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Hazel Hewitt
Archer
Robert Conrad
North Washington
Dan O'Connell
University of Illinois
Chicago
Kates Géorge Schmitz
St. Paul
Minn
William O'connor
Mason City
Melvin Bahl
Valentins Bahl
Air
Harry Kelles
Ohio
Deeter
Lving
Fetup
Steve Gladstone
Town City
Henry Phillips
Max Crabtree
George Crabtree
Raymond Hall
Henry Poyter
Presbyterian Hospital
Waterloo
Earl Douglas
G. M. Parker
Clark
Waterino Moanday
Ed Turner
FL Poyner
Mr. Corner
I. Esther Carroll
Math. Stringer
Christmas observances and visitors in Otterville area
Christmas exercises drew large crowds in churches and schools across Otterville. Visitors included Mrs Henry Miller and children with her parents Mr and Mrs J Williams, Misses Mae and Dollis Atchison, and Mr Homer from Oskaloosa. Gale Bants family joined the McClaine household for Christmas, while Pengeness from Torox College attended the Presbyterian service which announced no more services until March. Fred Gissal, recently operated on at St Francis Hospital Waterloo, is recovering well.
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Onterville
Lee
Henry Miller
Kiene
J. At Williams
Mae
Dollis Atchison and Liether
Homer
Oskaloosa
Kinkhouss
Presbyterian Church
Minnie
Neva Crowell
Percy Aten
Babe
Waterloo
Fred_Gissal
St. Francis Hospital
Washington Township News and Holiday Visit Notes
Washington Trp December 30. Riley Ford suffers eczema and is confined at home. Rev. A. E. Hursh is down with grip. Watter and Madge Banner of Waterloo visit Brancparents Mr. and Mrs. Howe. J. W. Malam home hosts 26 guests at Christmas dinner. Shatter family in Conaston visiting mother Mrs. Shatter. Bure hosts Christmas dinner with about 26 guests.
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Washington Township
Washington
Riley Ford
A. E. Hursh
Watter
Madge Banner
Waterloo
BR. &. M. Howe
J. W. Malam
J. Shatter
Cionaton
Sinn Fein Concedes Ratification of Pact
London officials in Sinn Fein, once opposed to ratification, conceded today that the Dail would ratify the Anglo Irish treaty by a margin of six to thirteen, signaling a majority backing in the face of earlier opposition.
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Sinn Fein
United Press
London
Dall
J Cownie Stresses Hog Reliance For Farmers
Nes Maines. Dee, 30, discusses John Cownie of Iowa agricultural development urging farmers to rely on hogs and stock rather than corn. He cites past profits from hogs, warns that restricting corn acreage is foolish, and argues intelligent, patient hog farming leads to prosperity. He notes oats as a poorer alternative and dismisses soybeans as not worth serious thought.
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Maines
Dee
John Cownie
Nestor
Iowa
Cownie
Paving Price Drops From Forty Thousand to Twenty Seven Thousand
Algona Ia Dec 30 Paving prices dropped to twenty seven thousand dollars per mile in the bid accepted by the board of supervisors for twelve miles of the North Iowa pike from Algona to Wesley The Empire Construction company of Des Moines secured the contract A second contract was awarded for graveling from Burt to Gerled at twenty four and a half cents per yard for the first mile of haul with extra charges for each additional half mile Dean Maraton of the state highway commission had hoped bids might reach twenty five thousand per mile this year It marks a drop from nearly forty thousand per mile a year ago The North Iowa pike was paved last year seventy four miles from Charles City to Garner via Mason City and Clear Lake and the Algona Wesley stretch heads toward Garner with the remaining eighteen miles to connect with last year s paving
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Algona
Board of Supervisors
State Highway Commission
Kossuth County
Seriously Injured in Feed Grinder Accident
William Mueller, resident of Douglas township near Bremer, was seriously injured when caught in the belt and pulley of a feed grinder in his corn crib. He suffered a broken left leg, left collar bone, a dislocated shoulder, and numerous bruises. His son aided before help arrived. Dr. M. N. Gernsey transported him to hospital.
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Waverly
William Mueller
Bremer
Douglas Township
M. N. Gernsey
Mr. Mualler
Longtime Metropolis Opera House Manager in Ellsworth
Iowa Falls remembers BK O Ellsworth as the state's oldest active theatre house manager. For 22 years he has led the Metropolitan Opera House, opened in 1899 with Tim Murphy. His son BE Ellsworth later took charge, continuing a two-decade tenure amid era stars and major road attractions.
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Iowa Falls
BK. O. Fllgworth
Metropolitan Opera House
B.S. Ellsworth
Tim Murphy
Des Moines
Greene
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Ellsworth
Jerser
Ottumwa
Elisworth
Metropolitan
Pastor Saeman Leaves Iowa Falls Church for Cincinnati
Rev FL HW Saeman, longtime pastor of the English Lutheran Church in Iowa Falls, departed unexpectedly this week without notifying parishioners. He began his journey to Cincinnati driving a Ford, leaving town abruptly amid unspecified plans.
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Iowa Falls
FL. HW. Saeman
English Lutheran Church
Cincinnati
Seeman Resigns Pastorate Amid Congregation Split
The Rev. Mr. Seeman, longtime pastor, resigns from the royal church after a majority voted for him to stay. He will take a position eastward near Cincinnati. A new pantomime is planned to be produced by the troupe.
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Seeman
Judas
Tre Royal Church
Etay
Clairtnnati
Grains in Downturn 03. Chop Report Hint Bearish
In Des Moines a troubling pattern of suspected poverty claims unsettles welfare workers. Bogus solicitations and false cases prompt a call for stricter verification, with welfare headquarters to receive tip information and target investigations. Grain markets show a bearish tilt as May prices slip and near-term futures weaken amid broader downdrafts.
Sign Agreement for Buying Relief Grain
London and Chicago reports confirm the signing of a deal where soviet Russia will transfer about 19 million dollars in gold to fund grain purchases in the United States for famine relief in the Volga region. The agreement was signed last week and announced today by Associated Press sources.
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Associated Press
London
Soviet Russia
American Relief Administration
United States
Volga
Ned Hero Onicego
Walter Lyman Brown
Chicago
Leon Tassin
O Com
Vpaaser
Peoria Livestock and Peoria Grain Prices Report
Readable market brief shows Peoria Livestock prices with toor and Grade entries, noting lower opening bids and extreme early ton, plus bulk and bog figures. Peoria Grain lists corn prices in various grades and moisture notes, alongside wheat and yellow corn bids. St Louis Grain section reports No 2 white wheat and No 2 yellow corn bids with No 3 prices.
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Toor
Athess Vshuus
Peoria
Io Mclower
RS Lee
Wile
ST. Louis
St. Lewis
Grain Growers Hold Big Grain Contract
United Press reports more than 40 million bushels of grain in 11 midwest states are under contract to the United States Grain Growers Inc. The organization lists 5 000 member producers. Illinois leads in members with Nebraska and North Dakota following.
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United Press
Chicago
Midwest
United States Grain Growers Inc
Illinois
Nebraska
North Dakota
Des Moines liquor seized to be forfeited by court
Des Moines December 20. Champagne, gig, wine and a large quantity of whisky valued at more than 200000 dollars were ordered forfeited by Judge Utterback in district court today. The liquor was part of what Sheriff W. E. Robb seized from Des Moines druggists last summer. He thinks a small portion may go to local hospitals, but the bulk will be destroyed.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Utterback
W. EB. Robb
German Imperial Bank Deposits Show Changes in Dec 23
Berlin reports the Imperial Bank of Germany statement detailing shifts in coin and bullion, treasury notes, discounts, advances, investments, and deposits. Highlights include increased notes held by other banks and a rise in investments, with various liabilities also changing as circulation grows. The bulletin notes wool market trends and tariff hopes affecting industry, while bond and grain quotes appear alongside farm prices and market updates.
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Berlin
Impérial Bank of Germany
BMS
Prices and receipts for groceries and poultry in New York
A dense listing of prices, receipts, and market notes across dairy eggs cheese butter and poultry. Mentions New York and Omaha markets, with varied items like creamery stock, eggs, milk, wheat, corn, and fowls. Includes references to changes in prices and trading notes across multiple cities.
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New York
Doe
Omaha
Neb
Ian
Dettinger
Fovel Lig
Shey Springs
Market summary with mixed gains on heavy year-end trading
The final full session of the year opened with mixed advances as Sears Roebuck and related issues rose 2 to 4 points on strength from Anandapomb. Montana copper prospects buoyed mining shares while low priced cash sales steady year-end settlements. Bond market showed strength with 44s at year high and call money at 3 percent. broad list of industrials, rail, and utilities noted firmer, led by International Paper and Woolworth, with notable gains in copper and steel issues and foreign exchange firm.
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New York
Sears-Roshuck
jVeporta
Montana
Lickawanna & Western
Atchi Oon
Car & Foundry
Oey Smelting & Ref
R&t
General Motors
Great Northern Oreatia
Goodrich CO
Esse Sens Int
Marine Ptd
International Paper
Eennecott Copner
Ty Mexican Patroleum
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Tly
Norfolk & Western
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Atv
Pure OI Co
Eles Ponweylyanid
Reagink Veer Eevee Dhep
Tron & Steel
Sticleir Cona
OU & FH
Southern Pacific
Tes Southern Railway
Studebaker Corporation
Texas Co
Robes Tobacco Products Union Pacife
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Utah Copper
Westinghouse Electric
Willys-Overland
Aimerican Woolen &, R. J. & Pacific
Uinola Central
Midvale Steel Peoples Gas
Standard Gil
Polied Shorthorn Auction Near Wateries Farm
A whole selection of young cattle including reds and roans offered at Drivareaty Farm eight miles southwest of Wateries and two miles east of Hudson. Lloyd J. Loonan of Waterloo, Iowa handles sale details.
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Vholce
Drivareaty
S. W
Wateries
Hudson
Lloyd J
Loonan
Waterloo, Ra
A. J. Minish
Husson
Des Moines Stock Exchange ad seeks sale of stock shares
The notice offers up to ten shares of a listed stock at 90 dollars per share net, subject to prior sale. It invites inquiries from investors and mentions Fleming Building long distance contact, Des Moines Stock Exchange dates and related brokerage details.
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OWA Railway and Light
DES Moines Stock Exchange
Fleming
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