Three in Every Thousand Reactors Show No Lessons
Dr J A Barger veterinary in charge of TB testing spoke in Buchanan county Iowa last week stating three animals per thousand reactors show visible lesions. He noted 69 percent of diseased cattle came from herds where TB existed and described testing patterns and herd results across multiple counties.
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Tle
J. A. Barger
T. B
Waterloo
Dre. Barger
Buchanan County
Barger
Black Hawk County
Mitchell County
Bayfer
Farm Legislation on Floyd Program in Riverton Meeting
Charles City June 20 Representative Heald of Chickasaw county will discuss legislation at the Riverton town meeting of the farm bureau Tuesday evening June 24. The home project committee leads the Scott township meeting Thursday June 27. Floyd Johnston of the extension daily service speaks at noon Wednesday June 26 during the annual tour of the contesting association. County Agent Harold Anway reports 30 new farm bureau members in the last week. The Fourth district conference is June 21 at Nashua fair grounds. The county home project committee monthly meeting is June 25 at 1 30 p m in the farm bureau office.
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Courier
Charles City
Heald
Chickasaw County
Farm Bureau
Riverton
Home Project Committee
Scott Township
Floyd Johnston
Extension Daily Service
Harold Anway
Nashua Fairgrounds
County Home Project Committee
Plant Disease Man Takes Job in West
Ames reports June 20 that Donald J Porter, assistant in plant pathology at Iowa State College, will move to California to join the University of California. Porter, a 1922 graduate of Iowa State with a master’s in plant pathology, has spent three years at Kansas State Agricultural College and three years at Iowa State.
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Kansas State Articultural College
Town State
Apiary Meeting Focuses On Swarm Control
Ta Quasanetan June 2. A. D. Worthington bee specialist from the state college at Ames will conduct an apiary demonstration at the Marshall B. Adams home. Swarm control will be discussed and new bee colonies will be started. An annual prize of 5,000 francs has been offered to the French aviator covering the most kilometres with aus sceldort.
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Quasanetan
A. D. Worthington
State College
Ames
Marshall B. Adams
France
Aus Sceldort
Grundy Boys Win State Grain Judging Title
Grundy county led by Floyd Coulter Jos Beving and Russell Plager won the George M. Allee county trophy after a tie break with Linn county. The 4-H state convention at Iowa State College also elected Clarence Mc Reynolds Wapella county president, Walter DeWinter Webster county vice president, Raymond Cheever Hamilton secretary, and Irvin Edwards Madison treasurer. Keith Nau Des Moines county claimed the Kildee medal for top livestock scorer. Ammold Pahrenkrag Scott county was top overall in livestock and grain judging.
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Courier Special Service
Ames
Clarence McReynolds
Wapella
Iowa
State College
Walter DeWinter
Webster County
Raymond Cheever
Hamilton County
Irvin Edwards
Madison County
L. O. Wise
Kildee
Keith Nau
Des Moines
Lincoln Troopers Win Black Hawk County 4-H Music Memory Contest
The Lincoln Troopers won first prize at East High auditorium as part of a rural chautauqua program. Bessie Hamil Doris Kimgaman and Iola Haag achieved perfect scores on all ten selections. the Orange Blossoms placed second. The day featured a pageant titled The 4-H Club Work Glorifying the Farm Girl of Iowa and a clothing project style show with fourteen girls in the revue. Seventy-five club girls attended.
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Lincoln Troopers
Black Hawk County
East High Auditorium
Chautauqua
Lincoln Township
Sirs
Phonogroapy Records
Bessie Hamil
Cedar Falls Township
Doris Kimgaman
Orange Blossoms
Iola Haag
Dena May
Margaret Gallup
Waterloo
Iowa
Arvile Simonsen
Agnes Foss
Black Hawk Township
Marcello Refshauge
James Hartley
Chicago
Mt. Vernon
Hammill Sees Better Farming Conditions
Ames Jime 2 UP That agriculture is destined to become one of the most prosperous industries because of improved methods of production and marketing Governor John Hamill told 4 H club boys at their annual banquet He said agriculture has faced a recent low mood but sees optimism for the future.
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Ames
Jime
John Hamill
Altho
Dairying Ideas in Constant Change at Jesup Picnic
Jesup hosts the Buchanan county Holstein breeders annual picnic with H R Lascelles of Kansas City stressing breeding over feeding for future dairy progress. He traces Holstein history, notes the shift toward proven sires and six generation production, and endorses government testing and selective registration. A milk strainer award and games capped the event.
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Jesup
H. R. Lascelles
Kansas City
West Central States
Holstein-Friesian Association
Buchanan County
J. R. Laird
Buchanan
Pythagoras
Lascelles
Board
Dairyman
Fred Field
Dutchland Farm
Halstein Association
I. E. Walters
Albert Sloan
Rowley
Buchanan Association
Will Campbell
Jersey
Delaware Farmers Tour Ames Campus June 30
Delaware county will join 54 other county farm bureaus on a June to July tour to Ames. Depart Manchester at 11 a.m. June 30 by motor, visiting Waterloo, Hudson, Grundy Center, and Eldora en route. They will tour agronomy, dairy, poultry, hog feeding, and home economics facilities, spending Monday and Tuesday in Ames before returning July 2.
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Manchester
Dela Ware
Ames
Court House
Iinerary
Waterloo
Hudson
Grundy Center
Eldora
Lincoln Highway
Tmes
Reli
Farm Bill Prompts Cooperation For Producers
West Union Iowa June 20. Through the agricultural marketing act congress enacted the farm relief program relies on cooperative action. Minnesota’s Senkling told 4 000 at Fayette county farm bureau picnic that unorganized farmers gain little from the bill. He cited Ireland Denmark and Sweden as models for cooperative marketing and recalled early legal fights as farmers formed co operatives to secure fair dairy profits. Windsor township won the silver cup for best parade float with an alfalfa topic, West Union creamery took top in the cooperative section, and Jefferson township girls 4 H club won the division.
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West Union
Yarmey
Senkling
Northfield
Minn
Twin City
MIE Producers Association
Fayette County
Farm Bureau
Fairgrounds
Minnesotan
Aimot
London
Schilling
Europe
Ireland
Denmark
Sweden
Schlling
St. Paul
Minneapolis
George Sauerbry
Oelwein
K. R. Palmer
West Union Business Men's Club
B. W. Lodwick
Windsor Township
Syrie
Windsor
West Union Creamery
Westgate Creamery
Jefferson Township Girls’ Club
Fayette Ames Trip On June 30 This Year
One of the largest groups ever planned to travel to the Ames experiment station departs Sunday June 30 from the junction near Elwell. The route passes Cedar Falls to tour State Teachers college, Eldora for a picnic and visit to the state Industrial school, then Ames for a night and Monday July 1 visits to the station and college buildings before returning that evening or the next morning.
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Cauvriar Spaciat Seruira
Fayette
Ames
No. 10
No. 11
Qelweln
Cedar Falls
State Teachers College
Eldora
State Industrial School
17000 Birds Culling Work In Payette County
About 17000 birds are slated for culling across 100 flocks in Payette County. Frank Whitney, with the Iowa Poultry Improvement Association, will lead the operation starting this week. Delays from storms postponed initial work in Allamakee County where Whitney was to begin on Monday.
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Payette
Farm Bureau
Frank Whitney
Iowa Poultry Improvement Sessonelation
Bern
Allamakee County
Whitney
Miller Buys Williams Property For Commercial Use
John G. Miller, a building contractor, purchased the corner lot 6 by 160 feet at Third Avenue and Jefferson Street from the Williams estate. The sale was arranged by Frank Marquis with Ira Blough as administrator. Miller plans improvements for commercial use this year. consideration not announced.
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John G. Miller
Third Avenue
Jefferson Street
Willams
Frank Marquis
Ira Blough
Ias
Seven Blocks of Water Mains Ordered by Board
Seven blocks of mains were ordered installed at the Waterworks trustees meeting yesterday. Most blocks will be six inches, except a 12 inch segment on Parker street from Fairview to Grandview. Installations planned on Sycamore, Kern, Grandview, and Wellington streets. George E Shoemaker authorized to attend the American Waterworks association annual convention in Toronto next week with Mrs. Shoemaker, and to visit East Orange and New York City connections. Shoemaker has attended all but one national convention since 1908.
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Waterworks Trustees
Parker Street
Fairview Avenue
Grandview Avenue
Sycamore Street
Division
Kern Street
Fairview
Grandview
Kern
Brees
Wellington West
Belmont
Leland
George E Shoemaker
American Waterworks Association
Toronto
Can
Shoemaker
Marion Kenneally
East Orange
N. J
Kenneally
Town Public Service Company
Waterloo
Ohio Brass Company
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