Four Hundred CG W Vets Meet for Sixth Annual Convention
About 400 Chicago Great Western railroad veterans attend the sixth annual convention in Waterloo Cedar Falls with 8:30 registration and 10 a m opening. A L Wilhelm presides. officers and directors are elected at 1:30 p m. tours, Paramount Theatre reception, banquet at 8:36 p m, music and talks, dancing to midnight. Directors include Shirk Rowe Segner Batke and Khashal.
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Chicago” Great Western Railroad Veterans’ Association
Russell-Lamson
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Great Western
United States
Railroad
Association
BP. Crawford
Chicago
George &. Shirk
Celvein
Shirk
A. K. Rowe
St. Paul
F. Segner
FP. C. Batke
Des Moines
J. Pkashal
Sheriff of Floyd Notified Blackmer Is Wanted Here
Raymond G. Blackmer, 28, held in Charles City jail on auto larceny and check forgery charges, is to be brought to Waterloo. County Attorney John W. Gwynne notified authorities to arrest for passing a $20 check drawn on Cedar Rapids Savings Bank payable to Leonard cigar store. No filing here until Charles City disposition, which could carry up to ten years.
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Raymond G. Blackmer
Waterloo
John W. Gwynne
Charles City
Blackmer
Department of Justice
Floyd County
Bleckmer
Gedar Rapids Savings Bank & Trust Co
Leonard Cigar Store
Fourth Street West
Boy Scouts from Nine Communities at Camp Monday
Fifty four Boy Scouts from nine northeastern Iowa communities will attend the first weekly camping period of Wapiipinicon area BSA, opening Monday at Camp Ingawanis. Attendees include 17 from Waterloo, 12 from Nashua, 8 from Conrad, 5 from Cedar Falls, 4 from Hawkeye and Oresen, 2 from Waverly, 1 from Grundy Center and 1 from Oelwein. Arthur F. Jury, area executive. Ivan Ryle, field executive. and Warren Searles, Wallingford schools superintendent, lead the camp.
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Towa
Wapiipinicon
Bony Scouts of America
Camp Ingawanls
Waterton
Nashua
Conrad
Cedar Falls
Hawkeye
Oresen
Waverly
Grundy Center
Oelwein
Arthur F. Jury
Ivan 5
Ryle
Warren Searles
Wallingford
Week's Building Total Reported at 27700
A. Dudley building commissioner filed Saturday a weekly report showing permits for 11 new homes valued at 23700 three garages valued at 31000 one warehouse valued at 1200 and five remodeling jobs valued at 1800. Valuation of work done where only a permit fee is required cannot be estimated.
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5. A. Dudley
Chicagoan Fined $100 for Drunk Driving Charge
W. B. Rhodenbaugh of Chicago paid a $10 fine and costs in municipal court after pleading guilty to arriving a motor vehicle while intoxicated before Judge Lager. He was arrested early Saturday by Officer Urle and Officer Douglass following a crash into a parked car.
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W. BH. Rhodenbaugh
Chicago
Aude Grerge J. Lager
Rhodenbaugh
Set
Willam Urle
Bert Douglass
Lancaster Sheriff Seeks Deserter in Local Plexton Description
Lancaster Wisconsin sheriff seeks a 24 year old deserter described as 5 ft 7 in, 169 pounds with light brown hair wearing a forder's uniform and driving a Buick with Wisconsin plate 27812 D. He is an army deserter from Fort Mead and passes through Dubuque en route to Grundy Center. Authorities ask local cooperation.
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Forder
Wisconsin
R. Greer
Lancaster
Grand County
Fort Mead
S. 1
Dubuque
Waterloo
Garrison Creamery Picnic Draws 4000 To Vinton Park
A crowd estimated at 4000 attended the Garrison Co operative Creamery picnic at Riverside Park in Vinton Iowa Friday. W F Schilling of Northfield Minnesota president of the Twin City Milk Producers association spoke urging cooperative marketing as the best outlet for dairy farmers products. Max Zimmer president of the Garrison creamery also spoke. The event featured speed boat races and a Vinton boys band concert. The creamery in its fourth year aims to produce about one million pounds of butter this year.
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Courier Special Service
Vinton
Garrison Co-operative Creamery
Riverside Park
W. F. Schilling
Northfield
Minn
Twin City Milk Producers Association
Schilling
Co-Operative
Curtains Close On 41 Meeting At 4-H Convention
Brynette Williams reports from Waterloo where 41 delegates from Black Hawk County wrap up a four day 4-H convention. The group visited WOT broadcasting station and the college tropical gardens, heard Hazel Brown and Florence Brown on demonstrations and clothing, and learned health minded dress tips. Queen Elizabeth of Spain pageant participants included Virginia Boyd and Lena Crash. The convention closed with 99 counties represented and 4500 Iowa club members participating in the memory contest.
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Brynette Williams
Courier
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
Ames
WOT
Black Hawk
Herbert Johaansen
Big Creek Boosters
Blanche Yarrow
Marrell Bath
Hazel Brown
Hancock County
Florence Brown
Home Economics Department
Winifred Tilden
Queen Elizabeth of
Spain
Virginia Boyd
Lénia Crash
Ermetta Williams
Iowa Club Ells
Bessie Hani
Ioln Hoag
Agnes Sloth
Arvile Simonsen
Ruth Hageliund
The
Country Gentleman
Nellie Lee Holt
W. H. Boyd
State Board of Education
Child Victim of Auto Improves in Nashua Iowa
Edward Canty age three near Nashua Iowa improved after an auto accident. He regained use of his left leg and right arm once paralyzed. Doctors attribute partial recovery to healing nerve and ligament injury. The boy remains in a coma for much of each day as his condition is watched.
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Spenal Sereten
Nashua
Edward Canty
Nage
Horse Kicks Boy in Nashua Pasture Incident
A boy wandered near a pasture behind his aunt Mrs. Fred B. Winter home in Nashua when a horse kicked him in the face. He suffered a fractured nose and a deep cut on the upper lip. The child, Arthur Stacks, was taken to Merry Hospital where his condition is reported good.
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Courter Sprem
Nashua
Arthur Stacks
Fred B. Winter
Merry Hospital
Carload of Cattle Sells for 3148 dollars
Dysart Tamne Tuesday of this week Ed Norden living south of town sold 19 head of choice beef cattle in Henry Haneman of Van Borme. The cattle were brought here by trucks and shipped to eastern markets. The average weight was 120 pounds and the price 14 a pound, making Mr Norden's check 3148.30.
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Dysart
Tamne
Norden
Henry Haneman
van Borme
Major League Leaders Summary Garbled Names and Stats
A distorted ledger lists top MLB players by hits runs and RBIs with numerous misspellings and mixed teams. Entries reference Herman Robins Heatey Cuvlin and Gehringer among others, mentioning pitchers Crumes Rommel and Foxx along with teams Athletics Tigers Yanks and Pirates.
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Amertcan
Foxx
Hana
Gehringer
Tigers
Simmona
Abandoned land makes comeback within five years
Cedar Falls Iowa June 15 five years of work restored 5080 acres of sandy loam once cropped heavily north of the Cedar River to production. Alfalfa now covers about 1000 acres with 1400 more acres sold this year. The Commercial club Alfalfa Day showcased new methods, harvesting on 19 acres south of the plots, with tractors and lime spreading. Key speakers praised alfalfa for feeding value, with plans to reseed in July and plant oats if winds dry the soil.
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Cedar Falls
Cedar River
Iowa
Joan Deere
International Harvester
Commercial Club
Charles R. Hutcheson
Jeff
Altho
Dakota
Kansas
Refshauge
A. H. Refshauge
Clarence Wise
Hans Christopherson
Fred
California
Hutcheson
Fayette
Bremer
Grayton
Elin Foard
Roy van Derat
Adam Wagner
Cost of Each Pig at Farrowing and Weaning Time
Jesup farmer Guy Stoddard reports in his June cost study that pigs cost about $1 each at farrowing, rising to $2.71 per pig by weaning. The experiment, led by Lewis Paick Jr, used a ration of ear corn, oats, alfalfa, soybean meal, buttermilk, and minerals, producing 37 pigs weaned from five sows.
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Jesup
Guy Stoddard
Lewis Paick
Smith-Hughes
Stoddard Farm
Carleton Stoddard
Mr. Stoddard
Poland
China
Stoddard
Soy Straw Proves Better Feed Than Recut Corn Fodder
Dysart, Ta June 15 The value of soy bean straw after threshing is debated. Robert Cole’s herd records show 35.5 pounds per cow in November 1927 when soy straw was fed, dropping to 33 pounds with recut fodder in December. March mixed hay did not change the 33-pound average. Since 1926 the Cole Holsteins’ average rose from 289.4 pounds to 333.9 with a balanced ration, boosting income above feed cost from 79.04 to 99.28 per cow.
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Dysart
Robert Cole
Holstein Picnic Showcased Linn Farm Dairy Herd
The first of three state Holstein picnics drew attendees to the Gudwig Petrak farm south of Cedar Rapids. They viewed one of Iowa's top Holstein herds and learned about fertilizer use on Linn Farm.
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Gudwig Petrak Farm
Cedar Rapids
Petrak Farm Demonstrates Soil Builder Cement Barn System
A feature on Linn county’s Petrak farm highlights a soil building cement barn lot with a concrete cistern catching runoff. Fertilizer loads are soaked before field application, aided by a pump under a platform to lift fertilizer for spreading. The Petrak cornfields show minimal reduction in fertilizer use.
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Linn
Petrak
New House Cleaning Ways Lesson Theme
Randalla June 15 Mrs. George Bonn led a Center township Farm Bureau follow up meeting at Mrs. Sam Stewart home with 14 women attending Her demonstration covered up to date house cleaning On Friday she demonstrated at Mrs J B Towner home
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Randalla
George Bonn
Center Township
Stock judges meet to discuss snow ring work Ames Iowa
Ames Iowa June 14 thursday friday and saturday the stock judges meet to brush up on judging points and discuss issues facing judges and breeders. Uniformity of placings is the aim of the three day session under the Iowa Live stock Breeders and Judges association with William McArthur president calling breeders and judges to attend.
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Ames
Ivestock
William McArthur
Mason Olty
Iowa
Iowa Livestock Breeders & Judges Association
Yast
McAreiur
State Association of Fair Managers
Swine management program features talks by experts
An evening program for swine enthusiasts features H Kildes presenting the Danish system of swine improvement, a discussion of the swine record of performance at Iowa State College, and Dr John M Eyvard speaking on swine feeding. A round table discussion follows Friday evening.
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I H. Kildes
Iowa State College
John M. Eyvard
Fair judges to hear questions on show animal quality
A discussion will be held to thrash out issues facing the fair judges and exhibitors. Topics include the disposition of salama or blemished animals and those slightly off type in the show ring.
Cedar Falls Wedding At Presbyterian Manse
Cedar Falls June 16 Mize ExXttth Bigim Cedar Falls and Harold Bmith of Waterloo were married last evening by Rev Bruce Giffen at the Presbyterian manse here Attendants were Lucilla Hanson and Clifford Gobel
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Cedar Fabrls
Cedar Falls
Mize
It isn’t enough just to ask for your business
A terse ad from Bartles Shepherd Oil Co Waterloo Iowa emphasizes that customers must take action beyond mere inquiry before engaging services.
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the Bartles.shepherd Oil CO
Waterloo, Iowa
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