Missourians In Buenos Aires Organize Club
Kansas City dispatch reports Missourians in Buenos Aires plan a Show Me club as winter social season begins May 25. Ambassador Robert Woods Bliss leads a 50-strong Missouri-born colony including Mrs Bliss, embassy staff like Philander Cable and Clarence Arnold, and Missouri journalists such as Nelson Riley and John W. White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
City
Buenos Aires
Kansas City
Bae Wyet
Argentina
United States
Robert “Woods Bliss
St. Louis
Harvard
Mildred Barnes
New York
Bliss
Swomen
Philander Cable
Berlin
Ste. Genevieve
Missouri Club
Clarence Arnold
Arnold
Louisian
Liberty
Alexander V. Dye
William Jewell College
Leipzig
Germany
Mexico
Ufe
Norway
Dye
Columbia
State University
United States Universities Club
Claude de Aun
de Baun
South America
Uruguay
Pinte
Buenos Ress
William A. Brown
Brown
Missouri
Missouri Society
Webster Browning
Browning
Nelson Riley
Associated Press
University City
St. Laws
Ralph Ross
Ross
Moberly
Restoration of Virginia's old House of Delegates hall
Richmond scenes recount restoration of the Virginia state capitol's famous old hall of the delegates. Furniture including a Queen Anne chair from Williamsburg and the John Marshall chair are being refinished while the space is repainted in historic colors. Notable moments linked to George Washington and Confederate leaders are recalled. New air student boss announced in Lansing as Michigan forms a state aviation board to control schools and students.
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Richmond
United States
House of Delegates
Virginia State Capitol
Williamsburg
John Marshall
Aaron Burr
Tresson
Confederate Congress
Commonwealth
George Washington
Robert E. Les
Virginia
NEW Air
Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Board of Aeronautics
Department of Public Instruction
German Leaders Claim 1472 Discovery Before Columbus
Budapest reports Danish Portuguese expedition led by two Germans, Dietrich Pining and Hans Pothurst, reached Labrador and Newfoundland in 1472 while seeking a westward route to India. They reported vast cod fisheries and misidentified new land as islands, with sponsorship by King Alphons V of Portugal and King Christian I of Denmark.
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Budapest
Greenland
America
Christopher Columbus
Labrador
Newfoundland
Lofus Larsen
Iceland
Deitrich Pining
Hans Pothurst
Bretagne
Larsen
Professor Larsen
Columby
Pining-Pothurst
Alphons V
Portugal
Christian I
Denmark
Pining and Pothurst
Christian
Joao Vaz Cortereal
China
India
Koehl
Fitzmaurice
Huenefeld
Bremen
Columbus
Pining
Pothurst
Atlantic
England
Three Seed Houses On Outlawed List
Chicago July 8 The seed industry shows zero tolerance for improper practices as two leading seed trade associations discipline members. Ackerman company Lima and Hooten Davis Seed Lebanon Ind resignations demanded and accepted. Gurney Seed and Nursery Yankton D Dakota expelled for bargain seed sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Seed Association of North America
Ackerman Company
Lima
Hooten- Davis Seed Company
Lebanon
Ind
American Seed Trade Association
Gurney Seed & Nursery Co
Yankton
D. D
TEST WORK SHOWS VALUE OF GATTLE TEST WORK SHOWS VALUE OF GATTLE
New Hampton Iowa July 8 Charles Talcott tester in Chickasaw county No 2 association says cow testing proves value. Two testers visited central Iowa farms where associations are fewer and dairy cows varied in value. A Jersey herd with high udders sold for 125 to 150 while the seller asked 80 to 100. A mixed herd priced at 115 would have benefited from association data. In Chickasaw No 2 383 cows were milked 31 dry averaging 644 pounds milk and 24.3 pounds butterfat last month. Fifty cows produced over 40 pounds butterfat and 12 over 50. Four unprofitable cows were butchered. P F Schrage herd led with 16 grades averaging 700 pounds milk and 35.9 pounds butterfat. John Konken herd next with 747 pounds milk and 35.3 fat.
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New Hampton
Charles Talcott
Chickasaw County
Iowa
P. F. Schrage
John Konken
Organized Trucking of Farmers Produce Seen by Economists
Economists from the federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics predict organized motor trucking will develop to move perishables from practice regions within 250 miles to markets and to distribute produce from large markets to smaller towns. Motor truck use has surged, with systems forming to connect producing areas to rail hubs and to bypass primary markets, delivering fruits and vegetables directly to retailers and consumers in smaller cities. Voters in Groington, Conn. sought a 50,000 bond issue but learned bonds redeem after thirty years instead of twenty.
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Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Ilingis
Indiana
Missouri
Arkansas
Kentucky
St. Louis
Memphis
Chicago
Indianapolis
Gronington, Conn
Pool and Garden Improve Farm Home at Cedar Falls
At the Ora Howard farm Cedar Falls a pool and fountain rise in the yard from an old wheel and axle housing cement sacks and sand. The nine by six foot pool features water hyacinths goldfish and a central fountain fed by a pressure tank in the barn. A cement rose trellis bird house cement pole and varied colored cement decorations enhance the yard with hollyhocks roses and other blooms completing a substantial home improvement effort. The Hydrants and decorative elements were built without forms and use salvaged parts from nearby projects.
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Cedar Falls
Ora Howard
Howard Side
Howard
Ford
South Dakota
Montana
Towa
Howard Yard
Jeff
Dorothy Perkins
Prized Chester White Hogs Poisoned At Newhall Farm
A. H. Stuart of Newhall reports two prize sow hogs poisoned by needle injections, with a third hog affected but recovering. The loss totals about $1000, jeopardizing fall shows. Suspected arson but no solid lead. automobile and gear traced near the Stuart yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Vinton
A. H. Stuart
Newhall
Stuart
America
United States
Chicago
Little Creek
Barn Rebuild on John Smith Farm After Fire
A new barn, 34 feet high with hip roof, is rising on the John Smith farm between here and Waterloo. Replacing a barn burned in April, the 32 by 46 feet structure sits on the old foundation and will house 24 cattle including 13 milk cows and eight horses, with a grain bin in the lower level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
John Smith
Here
Waterloo
Heel Fly Danger Warns Iowa Cattle Producers
Ames Iowa July 8 4F F D Butcher extension entomologist of Iowa State college warns of heel fly or gad fly outbreaks this month. The insect causes cows to panic and may trigger dangerous falls, reducing milk production and weight gain in beef cattle. Control focuses on squeezing and removing grubs under the skin and washing wounds with antiseptic to reduce infestations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
F. D. Butcher
Iowa State College
Iowa
Citla
Butcher
Farm Bureau Meetings Pack Week Calendar
Fifteen women and girls meetings plus one township session compose the farm bureau week plan. Tuesday lists Eagle Sunbeams, Lincoln Troopers, Spring Creek Plungers, West Waterloo Winners, plus Gedar township and a postponed Mb Vernon event. Wednesday covers Sunnyside club, Poyner Comrades, Union Climbers, Bennington Busy Bees, and East Waterloo lesson. Thursday includes Barclay Clover girls, Cedar Falls Do-A-Best club, Lester Live Wires, Spring Creek women, and Double E of Orange township meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Eagle
Lorraine Wellsworth
Lincoln
R. H. Foote
Spring Creek
Worma Neimeyer
West Waterloo
Elizabeth Hackett
Gedar
Nicky Frost
Mb. Vernon
Tess
Cedar Falls
Hamil
Lester
Esther Golf
Thelma Kerr
Double E
Orange Township
George Cunningham
TEST MILLION CATTLE IN MAY TWO MILLION MORE ON WAITING LIST
In May 1829 a record number of tuberculin tests were applied under the US Department of Agriculture eradication program. The summary reports 94,517 herds totaling 1,193,660 cattle tested, with 719 counties designated as modified accredited areas and 36 Vermont towns similarly marked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Vermont
Wiscon
Cattle Tuberculin Tests Reach High Numbers in States
In Minnesota 150,494 cattle and 147,119 were tuberculin tested. New York and Iowa each surpassed 100,000 cattle tested. The program plans to continue thorough testing as more than 2,000,000 cattle await testing on the waiting list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sin
Minnesota
New York
Iowa
Pisa
Poultry Culling Campaign in Chickasaw County
In New Hampton Iowa on July 8 at least 15,000 hens will be culled as part of a county wide campaign by the Chickasaw County farm bureau and the Town Poultry Improvement association. EB Schultz of the Town Poultry Improvement association began work last week and over 12,000 bird owners have registered to have their flocks culled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampton
Chickasaw County Farm Bureau
Town Poultry Improvement Association
EB. Schultz
Town Pautry Improvement Association
Farm Bureau
Campaign to Cull and Dip Chickasaw Poultry Birds
The owner must confine his birds on the day of work as Mr. Schultz and his helper handle catching, dipping, and disease checks with no owner assistance. An estimated 3,506 unprofitable birds will be eliminated from Chickasaw county flocks, boosting dealer sale prices and egg production to raise farmers’ income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schultz
Thea
Chickasaw County
Postoffice Workers Converge for National Convention in Cedar Rapids
About 400 post office employees and spouses from across Iowa attend the annual convention of the National Federation of Post Office Clerks and related unions in Cedar Rapids. Morning sessions focus on annual reports as delegates prepare for a banquet and dance that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Replds
Iowa
National Federation of Postoffice Clerks
Matonal Association of Letter Carriers
National Federation of Rural
Advertising Shapes Your Vacation Dreams In Print
Advertising guides readers to unforgettable vacations and presents ways to obtain them through the ads. The message links desirable travel with promotion, implying that if a trip is worth it it will be advertised and accessible through the columns.
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Missourians
National Safety Council
the Couriers
Berton Farm
Patson
Needie
International
Smith Farm
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Rath Packing Company
Waterloo, Iowa
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Town Street
T. C. Willadsen
Albert Og, Smith
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Yellowstone
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