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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1929

Page

17

Boys from here at club meeting at State college

Four Black Hawk county boys Richard Sucher Berlyn Hamer Robert Porter and Guy Brown represented Black Hawk county at the three day boys' short course at Iowa State College. The delegation left Waterloo by car for Ames where nearly 400 farm boys registered for the event with activities including livestock and crops judging contests and speeches by Gov Hammill and Francis Flood.

Black Hawk County Richard Sucher Cedar Falls Berlyn Hamer Waterloo Robert Porter Guy Brown Town State College Black Hawk Ames Iowa State, College Hammill R. M. Hughes R. KK. Bills John Hammill Francis A. Flood Lincoln Neb O. R. Sweeney

New Farm Aid Bill Start, Dickinson Says at Mason City

Congressman L J Dickinson declares Hoover Farm Relief Act a first step toward a national agricultural policy aimed at protecting the sector. He notes $500 million from the federal treasury and highlights the board's role in stabilizing prices, likening potential gains to Canada’s wheat pool. He stresses start as essential for future growth.

Dickenson Mason City Hoover L. J. Dickinson County Farm Bureau Friends of Agriculture Dickinson Dill Co-Operative Agency Canadian Wheat Pool Canada Congress

Lichty Farm Sells for Over 200 An Acre in Black Hawk County

The Homer Lichty 180 acre farm in Orange township near Waterloo sold to Mrs Ida Heisler of Waterloo for more than 200 dollars per acre. The property features electricity running water a modern house tile barn silo and good improvements. The Heislers plan to move March 1 and keep Guernsey cattle. George M Saul of Reinbeck led negotiations.

Black Hawk County Homer Lichty Ida Heisler Waterloo Lichty Orange Township Hudson Helsler Guernsey George’ M. Saul Reinbeck

Twin mule pairs headline Kerr farm in Dysart Iowa

On the Kerr farm north of Dysart Iowa June 18 a tractor salesman would have a tough sell after nature solved farm power needs. Kerr showcases four mule foals two sets of twins all thriving as a three year old mule plows corn. One brood mare aged 123 and the other 15 have produced seven mule colts in six years with five sold for about $1,000.

Dysart John Kerr Here Kerr Mr. Kerr

Black Hawk Bootsers Club Meeting Report

The Black Hawk Bootsers club met at Thelma Meyers home with seventeen attendees including two visitors and leader Mrs Vaughn Craft. The program featured a violin solo by Marvel Brandhorst and phonograph pieces from the 1929 memory contest. Martha Loonan spoke of her Ames club convention trip and township demonstrations prep for achievement day with four two person teams named for upcoming events.

Hudson, Ja Black Hawk Bootsers Club Thelma Meyers Vaughn Craft Marvel Brandhorst Martha Loonan Ames Merle Shover Anna Faulkner Weema Rousselow Agnes Williams Marvel Brandhorst Frances Watters Ada Koller Bertha Gibson Edna Isemeinger

Club Meeting Concludes With Refreshments Served

After the club meeting, attendees enjoyed refreshments provided by the hostess and her grandmother, Mrs. Ellen Meyers.

Ellen Meyers

Delaware Boys Leave for Club Convention

Delaware county sends County Agent Paul Burson and boys Maurer Cocking Carrothers and Gienapp along with Leslie to Ames for a three day short course and agents conference. The trip costs are covered by the Delaware county fair in gratitude for last fall’s club winnings in Shortham Angus Hereford and dairy categories.

Manchester Paul Burson Nieman ‘Maurer Roger Cocking Donald Garrothers Leslie Gienapp Ames Delaware County Maurer Shortham Club Angus Donald Carrothers Hereford Dairy Club Experimental College

Chickasaw Gets Two Lime Trains

New Hampton June 18 nearly 1 000 tons of agricultural limestone were delivered to farmers in Chickasaw county along the right of way of the Milwaukee St Paul and Illinois Central railroads. Nine carloads dumped in less than a mile near New Hampton show active use by farmers including Julius Timm S Leithtman Jake Stirm Tony Rosenke W F Pietan Frank Pietan Mike Hynes Henry Kingfeld Guy Tracy L F Prudhon Lew Werge. Over 1 500 tons have shipped into the county this year with more expected as soil fertility hinges on limestone use by goat farmers and others spreading it on the soil.

New Hampton Chickasaw County Chicago, Milwaukee& St. Paul Tlinois Central Milwaukee Julius Timm Leithtman Jake Stirm Tony Rosenke W. F. Pietan Frank Pietan Mike Hynes Henry Kingfeld Guy ©. Tracy L. F. Prudhon Lew Werge

Traer Creamery Pays $38,000 in May Butterfat Checks

In Traer Iowa on June 18 the Traer Cooperative Creamery paid farmers $38,000 for butterfat received in May. Nearly 100 patrons contributed fat, with $17,000 paid in the first half and $21,000 in the second half. The cooperative lists about 800 patrons.

Traer Traer Co Operative Creamery

Wisconsin and Iowa dairymen unite in tour of dairy area

A dairy inspection tour planned for Friday unites Greeley Hopkinton and Colesburg Cow Test associations in a 75 mile itinerary. The groups meet at Manchester courthouse at 7 am and link with Hartville and Dyersville parties before heading to Dubuque East Dubuque and Lancaster Wisconsin. The trip visits Platteville and Lancaster dairy regions with Kee nan Lancaster leading Wisconsin delegates.

Wisconsin Iowa Courier Special Sernwas Manchester Paul M. Burson Greeley Hopkinton Colesburg

Dairymen to Welcome Visiting Stein and Jersey Breeds

Mr Burson plans a tour of inspection for dairymen and farmers, featuring Stein and Jersey breeds. The party will be visited and return home Friday night, promising an enjoyable and profitable event with intense local interest.

Stein Jersey

Windshield Cuts Throat in Island Crash

Bloomfield Iowa June 18 Newton Fisk Floris died from injuries after a car crash Sunday night. He was thrown through the windshield and sustained a fatal throat wound in the collision with another vehicle.

Bloomfield, Is WUP Newton Fisk Floris

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