Hog Show Proposal Considered With Dairy Cattle Congress
A two man committee from the Greater Waterloo breeders will confer with Dairy Cattle Congress directors on Feb 15 to explore adding a swine show to the Waterloo exposition. About 15 hog growers attended the prior meeting, with breed associations invited to offer premiums and support if the show happens. The idea aims to boost hog business and attract attendees to Dairy Cattle Congress.
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Nooh
Dairy Cattle Congress
Greater Waterloo Association
Iowa
Waterloo
Cedar Valley Fair
Independence Man Heads Iowa Baby Chick Association
An Iowa hatcheries group formed as the Iowa Baby Chick association during farmers week at Lew State college. B. Be of Iowa City was elected president with A. H. Ward of Independence as secretary treasurer. Board members include Roland Macy Ames A C Schlosser Bettendorf Charles Larros Grinnell Burt France Emmattsburg and A A Berry Clarinda H Z Bittenbender serves as ex officio advisor. The group aims to standardize chick quality and purchase terms while enforcing flock supervision by members. 54 hatcheries exist in the state, with 16 in the new organization producing an estimated 3,000,000 chicks this year.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa Baby Chick Association
Farmers’ Week
Lews State College
B. BE
Manyilte
Towa City
A. H. Ward
Independence
Roland Macy
A. C. Schlosser
Bettendorf
New Careers for Women Grow in Landscape Field
Groton mass February seven a survey shows women entering landscape architecture and related trades such as house planning interior decoration and garden design California leads in gardening and the orange industry pioneers. Discussions cover incubator care poultry husbandry and chick vitality with focus on husbandry practices and mating ratios for stronger flocks.
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Groton
Mass
California
Riverside
Brazil
United States
Edward Gilchrist Low
Bussey Institute
Harvard University
Lowthorpe
Jane
England
Lady Warwick
Geneseo News Highlights and Local Happenings
Geneseo beams from a basketball win over Dinsdale on their floor. Mrs. St J Bragonter and family relocate to Cedar Falls. Ray Merritt spent days in Fateroo. Home econ teacher Mrs Hannah Cooper out. Nadine Junambert teaching in her place. Hi s Beatty drives for Hawkere Oil. Ladies' Aid met at Mrs Vera Lockard and tied comforters. Mrs Grant sold prized bantam rooster. Gleaner Ward and Robert visited Ross Bed. Standard Bearers met at Miss Helen Merritt's. Mrs Ollie Harrington visited Toledo. Miss Vernice Lambert ill and teaching paused. Julius Mannell shipped hogs to Chicago.
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Geneseo
Dinsdale
St. J. Bragonter
Cedar Falls
Ray Merritt
Fateroo
Hannnah Cooper
Monays
Nadine Junambert
Beatty
Ald
Vera Lockard
Nev
Grant
Helen Merritt
Ollie Harrington
Toledo
Vernice Lambert
Julius Mannell
Chicago
Nashua Notices and Local Incidents Include Road Crash and Funeral
Nashua reports list attendance at a funeral in Greene and multiple residents visiting patients at a hospital. A local couple skidded on wet roads, damaging their car, while two vehicles collided with no damage. A coal miner notes average annual work days since 1896 and others are referenced in brief community items.
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Nashua
Tit
Revo
W. i. Paschke
F. Howard
Austin Yarger
Greene
Resser
J. H. Goodale
Mrness
Frank Stith
Waterloo
Swanziger
Peterson Fant
al Cole
John Flint
Main Street
Hotel de Noyelles
Pat No Damae
Rit. P. Poster
Homemakers Week to Be Held in Ames February
Iowa women from all regions will gather February 12 to 17 for Homemakers Week at Iowa State College. The home economics division opens five days of study on child and home life with emphasis on health, food, clothing, and community environment. Noted speakers include Louise Campbell, Florence Johnston, Ellsworth Richardson, and others. travel at one and one third fare round trip via Western Passenger association. The program offers free instruction and requests for room reservations in advance.
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Ames
Iowa
Western Passenger Association
Louise Campbell
Michigan Agricultural College
Extension Service
Dy Florence Johnston
Iowa State University
Ellsworth Richardson
Pella
Farm Bureau
B. FP. Armstrong
Ft. Dodge
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Wallace Feccome
Reral Dental College
Toronto
Can
Maxim Mayer
Des Moines
Anna B. Lawather
Dubuque
James A. Devitt
Ottumwa
Iowa State Board of Education
Benton County Women Host Four Day Kitchen Project
Benton county women will host a four day training project with Gertrude Lynn, held in three towns over three months starting February. The program visits Fairview Newhall and Keystone with each township receiving three delegates to the training school. Local merchants will help supply equipment to be circulated among homes for a week each, with participants later reporting on kitchen equipment use.
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Vinton
Benton County
Gertrude Lynn
manAare
Russ Lynn
Fairview
Newhall
Keystone
Farmy Women Meet in Lester Township Home
Farm women of Lester Township Farm Bureau met at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Goeler four miles southwest of Fairbank February 7. Charles Finch and Henry Goeler demonstrated the home made fireless cooker, which many attendees regarded with interest.
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Perry Elot
Lesley Township Club
Fairbank
Lester Township
Bureau
Henry Goeler
Here
Charles Finch
Henry Goeiler
Girl Wins Trip From Eden Township Garment Club
Alice Marie Feiker aged 11 of Vinton Iowa returned from Amies with her mother after earning a trip for excellence in youth clothing. She showed two garments at the Benton County fair and was among several township girls rewarded for best garments. Helen Gilchrist of Polk township also earned a trip for top garments. The travel funds came from farm women across multiple townships including Cedar Harrison Polk Benton Jackson Homer Big Grove Canton Fremont Eldorado Kane Iowa Le Roy and Florence.
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Vinton
Alice Marie Feiker
Amies
Alice Marie
Eden Township
Cedar
Harrison
Polk
Benton
Jackson
Homer
Big Grove
Bilen
Canton
Fremont
Eldorado
Kane
Iowa
le Roy
Florence
Bremer Girls Attend Ames Junior Short Course
Waverly Ja Fab Lydie Wink and Lascala Kirchoff from Fre mont township Hustling Ton club attended the junior short course at Ames last week as club representatives. Mrs. John Koschmeder joined them. The girls and leader Dorothy Chapin staged a drive at Chapin School in December to raise funds for their trip.
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Waverly. Ja
t—Lydie Wink
Lascala Kirchoff
Fremont Township
Ames
John Koschmeder
Dorothy Chapin
Chapin School
Hardin Test AOS'N Closes Year Soon
Eldora Va February 7 Hardin County Cow Test association nears end of its second year of records Secretary Dreler reports profits from six host cows equal 49 poorest Facts and data from the association and other counties featured at dairy feeding and management schools set for February 15 and 16 C B Findley dairy feeding specialist to assist Meetings arranged for Iowa Falls and Eldora locations in the county The January results show Dreler s Holsteins from Iowa Falls averaging 40 9 pounds butterfat with second place at 36 67 pounds and W F McCord s Holsteins at 47 8 pounds Mrs Fannie Emene s Jerseys lead with 36 pounds Will Eckel s mixed cows 35 pounds High cow 74 6 pounds butterfat Fifty three cows over 40 pounds butterfat and 22 9 over 59 pounds butterfat The group averaged 29 pounds per cow per day across 343 cows Nine cows near the high one listed with owners and breeds including Jersey Holstein and Short horn with fat tests and weights named.
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Eldora
Hardin County
Dreler
Hinvdin County Association
Dreser
Iowa Falls
Charles Mark
Mr. Mark
W. F. McCord
Will Eckel
Mr. Drelar
Mrs. Emeny
Eidera
Jersey
W. FP. McCord
Fred Mitchell
Providence
Wlu Eckel
C. Binshaw
New Providence
Eugene Babcock
Town Falls
Mr. Eckel
Rob erts trades 242-acre farm for Burling 160-acre spread
Clarksville Ta February 7 A land deal closed with John T Roberts conveying his 242 acre farm two miles south of town to Charles G Burling and receiving Burling’s 160 acre Plainfield area farm plus cash. Both farms valued at 175 per acre in the exchange. True Wamsley has leased Burling’s farm for larger blooded stock operations.
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Clarksville
John T. Roberts
Town
Charles G. Burling
Burling
Plainfield
Wamsley
Urling
Mitchell Boys Share Prize Money for Trip to Short Course
In Riceville Iowa on February 7 Glenn Mass of Mitchell County Short Course association won $15 from a sweepstakes animal in the Mitchell Purebred Gilt club and the Wilson prize as a tip to Chicago. He divided the money with co workers to help defray auto travel costs to the short course and was part of the junior judging team that won livestock placing at the state contest.
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Riceville
Mitchell County
Mitchell
Glenn Mass
Wilson
Chicago
Glenn
Milk campaigns spread in Iowa farms urging more milk use
Independence Iowa February 7 milt utilization drives promoted by farmers and health workers move into Buchanan and Hennington counties. A Suchanana County Farm bureau board action launches a March 12 to 17 campaign with Florence Imlay noting milk's benefits for growth and teeth. Surveys show 40 to 50 percent of rural children do not drink milk and improper nutrition affects army fitness. the drive aims to educate mothers and children on milk in the diet.
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Independence
Iowa
Buchanan County
Henton County
Suchanana
Butler Women Elect Ailison Officers and Local Co-workers
Butler Iowa Feb 7 Jefferson Township Women s Farm Bureau club elects officers Mrs L G Hahn chairman Mrs Allan Scott vice chair Mrs George DeBower secretary and co workers named for school districts Duntcan McGregor Emmet Allan Frad Toth Harm Poppen Claus Harms listed in the report Metal prices and markets appear from New York and Saint Louis summaries with copper tin and antimony quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ailison
Jefferson Township
Women's Farm Bureau Club
L. G. Hahn
Allan Scott
George DeBower
Duntcan McGregor
Emmet Allan
Frad
Toth Harm Poppen
Claus Harms
Independence Couple Weds in Vinton Marriage Ceremony
Mitsa Geraldine McDonald and Aller of Independence were married by Burns at Vinton on Thursday. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McDonald, will begin housekeeping on a farm near Dunkerton March 1. Albert Tsrael and Grace Rayner were secretly married in Louisville, Denver, after Tsrael’s 30 years in the local clothing business.
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Independence
Mitsa Geraldine McDonald
Aller
Burns
Vinton Thursilas
Syon l
J. J. McDonald
Vicin
Te Siding
Thelty
J. B. Lex
Illinois
Dunkerton
Albert Tsrael
Graceayner
Denver
Coiro
Louisville
Tsrael
Flapper romance ends in three marriages in Belleville
Anna becomes center of a scandalous trio as Gertrude Ruth and Nan defy norms by smoking and dating. Ruth schemes to outwit rivals, Larry confesses love and engagement, leading to a July Fourth dance and three weddings that settle in Belleville amid gossip.
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Anna
Gertrude
Ruth
Gert
Nan
Radeville
Due
Smurry
Hunt Gert
Garey
Jenny
Larrytt
Larry
Ruthieo
Ruthie
Bob
Van
Garry
Anil
Belleville
Gresham notes and community movements in Waterloo trip
Local notices list Grarham resuming duties at East High, Willan Hesse moving grain to Bennington, Mrs Matilda Weldhurst visiting Waterlon with Sige Dani, and students’ tests in Bennington. Family visit and social events include Alert Meyers at the Holdiman home, and the Woman's Missionary society plans a monthly meeting. New York flour prices are reported with specific ranges for various grades.
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Grarham
Ores
Misseile Hewerns
Waterloo
East High
Willan Hesse
Franklin Township
Miehtieey
Bennington
Matilda Weldhirsts Fe
Waterlon
Sige Dani
Bennington Techonis
Stevie
Moeller
Mya
Avus Gratam
Ante Mether
Turkish Moves In Near East Factor
Wheat market gains with Turkish policy shifts boosting demand as traders monitor shipments and prices. Early dealings show renewed buying interest from sellers and buyers amid cautious market sentiment and evolving geopolitical signals.
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Near
Sherman Jersey Leads with Record Milk Output
Brown Tady’s Little Jewel, a four year Jersey cow from Sherman Jersey farm near Charles City Iowa, reportedly surpassed state records by producing 1931 pounds of milk in January with 105.77 pounds of fat. In 102 days of testing she yielded 298 pounds of butterfat, implying potential butter output of about 3.65 pounds per day.
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Charles City
Smitier
Chicago and New York Grain Markets Report
Chicago and New York grain quotations show mixed corn and wheat prices, with futures and spot quotes across U S markets. Cattle, sugar and cotton futures moved modestly, while dairy and hay markets reported steady to firm tones.
Hogs and Steers Feed Prices Rise on Tuesday Market
Livestock market notes show hogs at 15 to 25 cents under Tuesday's prices with top steer at 10.30. Broadcast figures include 8,000+ livestock, heavy cattle, and steady to rising demand. details cover hogs, steers, heifers, and feeder stocks across multiple markets including Sioux City and St. Paul with varied averages and totals.
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Aly
Fehr Teraagt
Tugedig
ASG
TOD
Sioux City
Kansas City
Vie Tower
Hogs and cattle prices show mixed results at stock market
Livestock report from St Joseph lists hogs around 200 to 220 pounds with bids at about 8 dollars per hundredweight and various cattle receipts totaling about 2,800. Sheep and lambs also appear with steady quotes. weathered markets show limited activity and price spreads vary by class and weight.
East St Louis Livestock Market Report
Livestock sale updates from East St Louis show calves to packers around 12.30 with good weights, yearlings near 4.25, and cows around 5.1. Sheep and lambs steady with top around 15.00, two decks bringing about 8.50 on other offerings.
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East St, Louis
St Lois
Jay Gutchers
Wal
St.ode
Produce Prices in New York and Chicago Today
Produce prices in New York and Chicago are listed with mixed results across dairy, poultry, beef, and lamb markets. Notable figures include creamery butter around 49 to 50 cents per pound, eggs steady, beef steers and hogs showing varied receipts and top prices, and lambs and sheep trading with modest shifts under receipts around the thousands.
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New York
Chicago
Cadengo
Mel
Young Americas
Oho
Biel
Waterloo
Huttertatoe
Waterloo Co-op
B. Mile
Lee Caerees
Rath Packing Co
Ducks New York
Feh
Ducks
Turkeyseesunesst
I.scee
MMS Aigersee Yaiberty
Ise
Ol Ccs
AMS
Market Prices Hold Steady Across Multiple Sectors
New York trading opens with firm Tuoge exchange prices led by oil and railroad stocks. Major gains in International Harvester and International Agricultural Chemical preceded cautious profit-taking in United States Steel and Baldwin. Foreign exchange and commodities including wool and hides show mixed moves as traders adjust to recent advances.
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New York
North Wmiertcan
Consolidated Chyiar
Pean
International Harvester
Orn Roductg
Studebaker
Fumous Phiyers
International Harvestec
International Agricultural
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Trim
Fainzi Bai
American Conse Seeceeseerene
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Git
Baldwin Locomotive
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Chandler Molarsaseee
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Mil
St. Paul
Pawciewsee
Chicago & N. W
Mixels Central
Marine
Kelly-Springfield
Tirs
Mexican Petroleum
Td Midvale Steel
New York Central
Northerrm Paclic
Pan American Petroleum
Pennsylvania
People's Gas
Pure
Reading
Ian, Kaon & Steel
Royal Dutch
Sincini
Eve
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