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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1929

Page

7

Swoons of Chicago Girls Amuse Dr Brady

Dr Brady recalls Chicago swooning women near a basement mechanical refrigerator. Methyl chloride, a refrigerant in ice machines, can cause fainting. observers note firemen arrive with a pulmator while bystanders question safety. The piece mocks sensationalism and cites local reactions and safety concerns.

Icebox Chicago Brady William Brady Waterloo Evening Courier Fire Department Fire Department Palmotor Health Department Gehaefer John F. Dille Co

Radio for Farmers and City Folk Shown by Midwest-Timmermann

Midwest-Timmermann company showcases latest radio upgrades including Atwater Kent Screen-Grd for farm homes at a dealer meeting and exhibit in Hotel Russell Lamson. About 50 dealers from Black Hawk Bremer and Buchanan counties attend as Roger Pigeon A H Case of Atwater Kent oversee exhibits. Local representatives Davidson company and A Feath Co. handle distribution.

Midwest-Timmermann Company Dubuque Davenport Atwater Kent Radio Distributors Russell~ Lamson G. J. Timmer Mann Atwater-Kent Black Hawk Bremer Buchanan County Parters LM Timmermann I. J. Plamondon Roy Sprengelmeyer O. A. Helderle William Sandlin Roger Pigeon A. H. Case Atwater Kent Manufacturing Company

Rain Delays Miller Creek Motorcycle Hill Climb

Wet conditions forced the postponement of the Miller Creek motorcycle hill climb to next Sunday afternoon. The extra week should draw more entrants and satisfy about several hundred spectators who witnessed yesterday's event. Prize money totals 300 dollars for the Miller Creek climb.

Miller Creek Thea Miler Creek

Tama club queen picked at Glabrook camp pageant

Gladbrook Iowa July 15 Tama county 4-H girls program shows exceptional growth from five clubs to 15 and 189 total enrollment. Geneseo township’s Mary Frances Start named Tama county club queen after judging is based on personality walk posture and club record. County officers elected include Dorotha Saunders president Myrtle Mattern Toledo vice president Edith Mitchell Buckingham secretary and Gertrude Frey Reinbeck treasurer.

Gladbrook Tama County Tama Girls Conant’s Park Herbert Mason Mary Frances Geneseo Township Toledo Fayette County Tama Club Geneseo Livewires Homines Jean Dinsdale Arnquist Pioneers Club Dorotha Saunders Dinsdale Arnquist Pioneers Tamagirs’ Clubs Myrtle Mattern Edith Mitchell Buckingham Josephine Arnquist Ames A. &. Kepfard Pammel L. H. Pammel Iowa State College Kepiard 4-H Roy Perry Traer Eldora Otta Montour Steward Dod Mills Conant's Park

Crops in Delaware Look Good Harvest to Be Started Soon

Delaware farmers report haying nearly complete with barns full. Red clover yields exceed prior years and haying should finish within a week. Oats barley and rye well headed, potatoes vines blooming, apples bearing, berries forming, and gardens thriving after recent rain. Overall growth up to average with prospects for an immense yield. pastures excellent.

Courier Manchester Delaware County S.B. Ridenour

Alfalfa Wilt Seed Ties Bacterial Disease to Seed

Prof H D Hughes head of the farm crops dept at Town State college says alfalfa wilt appears this year in many fields and is likely seedborne. Wilt bacteria cover seed. threshing may spread it. Seed treatment before planting could curb the spread. experiments under way at several stations. Wilt can live in soil for at least two years. crop rotation may allow replanting.

H. D. Hughes Farm Crops Town State College Hughes North Tama Ames Kansas Nebraska

Chickasaw County Holstein Breeders to Have Show Herd

New Hampton Iowa July 15 At a Chickasaw County Holstein Breeders meeting at the farm bureau office the county show herd committee reported progress locating animals for the ring Homer Hadley chairman said eight herds have suitable animals for the county herd Selections will come from W H Klotz A H M Herrick J M Utley A C G Blatti O DeWilde John Waidelich & Son J M Heald and G F Whitcomb Season opens at the Big Four fair Washita with plans to show at Waverly and the North Iowa fair Mason City

New Hampton Chickasaw County Holstein Breeders’ Association Farm Bureau Homer Hadley W. H. Klotz AH. M. Herrick J. M. Utley A. C G. Blatti DeWilde John Waidelich & Son J. M. Heald G. F. Whitcomb Washita Waverly Mason City

One Radio Set For Every 2.44 Farms In Town

Iowa farm radio adoption rises 13 percent to 86 128 sets on January 1 1929 with Pottawattamie County leading at 2131 units. The department notes radios bring market prices live from WOI Ames and ease farm isolation while costing little relative to returns.

Courier Special Service Des Moines State Department of Agriculture Iowa Weather and Crop Bureau Town Department of Agriculture Appanoose Clarke Howard Monroe Osceola Wapello Department WOI Ames

13 Foot Corn Best in Delaware County

Manchester Ia July 15 Ed Daniele has a patch of corn one mile north of town that he believes rivals any in the area. Stalks measure over nine feet high as of Saturday July 13. The patch covers about an acre and has long been used as hog lot. No fertilizer or special seed used, no extra care given. Several fields in the area reach six feet in tassel, but this patch stands taller.

Bpedatorviaa Manchester Ed Daniele

Cloverleaf Club of Barclay Holds Meet

The Cloverleaf 4-H club of Barclay township met Thursday afternoon at Cecilia Lavenz home. Three visitors attended. Mrs. G Guptill gave a correct posture demonstration. The next meeting is set for July 25 at Claire Lockhard s home.

Jesup, In Gloverleaf Barclay Township Cecilia Lavenz G. Guptill Claire Lockhard

Clean Quarters Poultry Farm Tops Health and Output

F L Menges operates a Rainbow drive poultry farm with 350 laying hens averaging 60 percent production. He emphasizes sanitation using disinfectants on floors walls roosts and dropping boards to ward off disease and pests. A carbolic acid spray is used. His current flock of 450 White Leghorn hens comes from a spring 1928 batch of 1,400 chicks.

F. L. Menges Rainbow Drive

Poultry Flocks Move Through Moult and Graded Egg Sales

In the Ames area Mr. Menges shapes a poultry operation with 100 birds culled to a reduced flock, hens fed mixed grain and mash, and a moult underway causing a drop in daily egg production. A 14 week old young flock of 200 Tan credd pallets from pedigreed stock tabs is raised, with cockerels in another pen. The plan keeps half the old birds and the pullets, while selling infertile eggs at a premium to grocery stores. ventas marginal growth follows a period of steady 60 plus percent output earlier.

Menges Ames Altho

Whoopee Party Planned by Chamber of Commerce

One of the year’s largest fellowship events is planned by the Chamber of Commerce and its members. The Rotary, Kiwanis, Lions and Optimist clubs will be entertained on Rotary Reserve grounds near Winslow on Thursday afternoon and evening, July 25. Members should arrive by 5 p.m., activities begin earlier at 3 p.m. The program features baseball, boxing, horseshoe pitching, trapshooting and other events with Vic tor Read directing the sports. Each club will present one entertainment segment and Dutch lunch will be served in the evening.

Chamber of Commerce Rotary Kiwanis Lions Optimus Rotary Reserve Winslow Service Club Altho Victor Read

Sherman Jersey Wins Milk Title at Tormentor’s Saucy Meg

Charles City Iowa July 18 Tormentor’s Saucy Meg owned by E M Sherman of the Nursery farm wins the 305 day Jersey breed title and world championship with 18 047 pounds of milk and 81a pounds of butterfat in the 308 day test. The cow’s production peaks at over 2 000 pounds per month and she earns the Jersey cattle club medal of merit.

Charles City Jersey Tormentor E. M. Sherman National Jersey American Jersey Cattle Club Sherman Jersey

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