Farmers Co operative Creamery to reorganize as producer coop
Greene Iowa January meeting voted to form a new company on January 6 at 1 pm to operate the creamery on a full producer cooperative basis. Valuation put at about 9000 dollars with net worth near 6000. old stock to be repaid via indebtedness certificates, with producers becoming stockholders as the revolving fund grows. Last year the plant paid 1.7 cents per pound for butterfat, produced 335,868 pounds of butterfat and 411,903 pounds of butter on 184,962 dollars in income.
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Greene
Co-Operative Creamery Company
Oper
Clyde Bechtelheimer
Iowa
Jacobson
Plank
Wisconsin
Bechtelheimer
The
State Association
C. M. Crouse
L. W. Hesalroad
A. Hardman
R. M. Sidlen
C. Huff
Serenus Hansen
Floyd Kingery
Harry Howe
Ed Gaurmnitz
Iowa Extension Service
uDeepfi Fee
Livestock Shippers Set Des Moines Annual Meeting
Des Moines hosts a three day session for Iowa Co operative Livestock Shippers with talks by Eddie Flateness T R Riehm and other figures. A banquet Tuesday at Savery notes and officers will preside. Wednesday features Dr. R M Hughes and Knute Espe reports plus directors elected for 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Co-Operative Shippers
Eddie Flatness
Northwood
T. R. Riehm
Garner
Ames
Dwight J. Lewis
Commerce
R. M. Hughes
Iowa State College
EB. J. Kulp
First M. E. Church
A. Everitt. Hursh
Marengo
EB. Richardson
Petra
Farmers’ Orchestra
Hinsley
O. J. Kalsem
Knute Espe
Guss Mougin
S. I. Thompson
Marckeling
State Association
Resolutions Committee
Holstein Breeders Adopt New Herd Improvement Test Plan
Holstein Friesian Association of America members in Memphis Tennessee unveil the herd improvement test. This plan records each cow’s data for selection and herd improvement, operating between cow testing and advanced registry. State superintendents run testing with a $2 yearly fee and yearbook inclusion.
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Holstein Friesian Association of America
Memphis
Tenn
Cow Testing Association
Holstein Association
Hay value down this season Fayette man learns
Hay and corn are noted as low in feeding value for the year by Fred Bote of Bethel township. He nonetheless praises alfalfa, saying his four acres yield enough to supply cattle feed daily, and recalls seed troubles while advising farmers to start small with the new crop to learn its management before expanding.
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Fayette
Fred Bote
Bethelownship
Bote EaYs
Short Course for Farm People This Week in Mitchell
Mitchell County Farm Bureau under County Agent Roy McDonald will run a short course this week. Sessions begin daily at 10 a.m. with basket dinners served. Speakers include Hmextone and lrmies on corn, alfalfa, and dairy feeding. Miss Emma Lane will lead women’s work.
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Maurier Spore
Osage
Mitchell County Farm Bureau
Roy McDonald
Randuel
New Eleven
Cee
AL Heuser
Marshalltown
Earl Sehiuly
Ames
Emma Lane
Otranto
Wilh
Watkins to Speak at Cedar Township Farmers Meeting
Cedar Township Farmer meeting will be held at the O A Bown home Wednesday evening January 4. An ordinary business session will be conducted and officers elected. KR Lb Watkins extension agent will give a talk on poultry. Refreshments of sandwiches and cake will be served.
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Watkins
Cedar Township
Farmers’ Meeting
Cedar Township Farm
Burrs
O. A. Bown
Iowa counties to be certified disease free for milk supply
Des Moines reports Page and Woodbury counties recommended by Secretary Thornburg to the U S Bureau of Animal Industry as free of bovine tuberculosis. Total certified counties reach four enabling cattle from these areas to ship be disease free. farmers in 37 counties eligible for premyum payments by packers. Dr Mayo backs eradication and cites pasteurization limits. tuberculous cows should be removed from milk. Cornstalk disease praised with no losses this winter due to corn growth and frost pattern.
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Courier Special Service
Des Moines
State Department of Agriculture
Page
Woodbury
Mark G. Thornburg
U 5
Bureau of Animal Industry
Iowa
Dr. Mayo
C. H. Mayo
Rochester
Minn
Mos
Mayo
Peter Malcolm
State Agricultural Department
Thirty-acre Fayette field yields well in dry year shock
Kansas and Dakota corn shipped into town for feeding Fayette county reports a 30 acre field that surprised locals with strong yield after shredding. Estimates range 65 to 70 bushels per acre. Two carloads of corn arrived for feeding from Shenandoah Iowa and South Dakota with the Dakota grain noted as drier.
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Fayette, I
Dan
Fayette County
Shenandoah, In
South Dakota
Dakota
Kansas
34 Carloads Dairy Stock Shipped from Fayette Co
Oelwein Iowa January 2 Tom Baker shipped 34 carloads of heifers to Vermont this year. All cows shipped were TB tested. Only three of 748 as to the inherculin test. Farmers of Payette county received $73,040 during the year for cattle sold by Mr Baker. The company on the other end is pleased and reports cattle received in good condition.
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Oelwein
Tom Baker
Vermont
T. B
Payette County
Baker
Family Operations At Wholesale Scale At Belaire City Hospital
Wherling W. Jan examined records show Dr. Frederick S. Wright performed multiple tonsil removals at Belaire City Hospital. The procedure involved six members of a single family, illustrating a wholesale scale operation in a private medical setting.
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Belaire City Hospital
Frederick 5S. Wright
Mrs Fedorovich’s brood undergoes tonisll exam shock
Mrs Fedorovich of Neff Ohio had five other children tested after one was found to have diseased tonsils. All six children proved afflicted, prompting a family search for treatment and safeguards.
Six Fedorovichs Visit Bellaire Hospital for Special Price
Mrs Fedorovich jokes with Nick about gathering all six children for a cheaper deal as the family travels from Neff to Bellaire hospital. The six frightened youngsters, accompanied by Papa and Mama Fedorovich, make the trip in uncertain anticipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Fedorovich
Nick
Fedorovichs
Papa
Mama Fedorovich
Neff
Bellaire Hospital
Fedorovichs arrange order for six to go first
In a hospital scene six frightened Fedorovich children in white gowns are guided to operating rooms. The mother resolves the dilemma by ordering them youngest to oldest, Pauline two, John, Herman seven, Josephine nine, Anna eleven, Mary fourteen, each carried on a little white cot, as the line moves through the halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mama Fedorovich
Fedooroviches
Pauline
John
Herman
Josephine
Anna
Mary
January Clearance Offers Inexpensive Home Goods And Fabrics
Local ads show a January Clearance featuring dental and grooming products priced at fractions of a dollar. Items include Pepsodent toothpaste 29 cents, Palmolive shaving cream 27 cents, Luxuria and Azurea face powders, Hinds cream, Jergens soap, Pond's cream, and Forhan's toothpaste with assorted talc. Home textiles offer ruffled curtains, linen, ironing board pads, bleached sheeting, stitched comfort batts, challies, and outing flannels at low yard and per-unit prices.
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Forhan
Dante
Steee Gee
January Clearance on Nashua Blankets and Union Suits
Several pairs of Nashua Part-Wool Blankets in gray with stripe border and a pair of Double Plaid Bed Blankets in blue pink tan and yellow. Women's Silk and Wool Union Suits knee length with sizes 36 to 44. Children's Part-Wool Union Suits in natural color sizes 8 to 14. All items advertised for January Clearance.
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Ainneapolis
Nashua
Ulek
Allen
Fancy Linens January Clearance Offers 20 Percent Off
Our stock features land embroidered linens, damask sets, napkins, center pieces, and table cloths in blue, yellow, and white. January clearance highlights include net $3.49 cloths, embroidered bridge sets, and full fashioned silk and wool hose for women. Numerous sizes and colors available, promotions through January clearance.
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Art Department
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Fayette Co
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Black Hawk Loan Company
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Elo's Cash Department Store
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Theo Best
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