Raum Heads Tama County Warehouse Board
Claus Raum named head of the Tama County warehouse board for district including Lincoln and Grant townships and the ports of Spring Creek, Crystal Lake, and Wal Creek. The board elected officers, approved by Day, and outlined warehousing rules enabling farmers to store grain and borrow against it. Henry Lafrenz, secretary, and W Strayer, president, endorsed cooperative gains and discussed pay practices at Hudson Creamery amidst funding and membership growth.
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Gladbrook
Claus Raum
Rejuice Klow
Tama Count Housing Board
Hir
Lund
Grant
Lip
R. W. Cassady
Tetary
Jnsk- Culture
Cato Lundt
Claus Raumwend
Perty Dau Sehmidt
A Ndrek
Ane Frank Cold
Maurice Jensen
Wunilt
Jensen
Lani
Day
Lincoln
Grant Tawi
Spring Creek Persy
Crystal Napri
Wal Creek
Bucklingham Township
Primisy Roste No. 63
Iowa Farm Credit Corporation
Des Moines
Thiraio
Huddyon
Luliog Fund
Hud
Ron Creamery
Hudson Creamery
Henry Lafrenz
Straysr
Iowa Grading Plans Tackle Dairy and Egg Prices
In Des Moines a March 20 meeting discusses grading changes under state agriculture leaders. The talk covers boosting egg and dairy quality, cutting lower grade losses, and urging careful handling to protect producer profits. Iowa highlights its national role, stressing improved grading to raise value and reduce waste.
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Roc
Clark
Lowa Lemunment Af Rericulture
Cravik
Towa
Giantit Shoal
Dhe Dirker
Vengpranch of Pagan Gods Wreaked on Violators
Honolulu reports bizarre events at a site near Waikiki including a fire at a historic temple site, alleged curses by Wallan medicine men, and murders linked to ancient rituals. The piece mixes local lore with damaged notes on the Castle family residence and earlier killings.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Tiawanan Saerstician
Waikiki
Diamond Head
Tta
James DB. Cas
New England
Islands
Faamily
Market shifts as buyers reemerge in grain and crop quotes
Chicago and New York grain markets show firmer sentiment with improved shipping demand and tighter supply. Wheat and corn futures edge higher amid cautious selling, with notable activity in oats and rye and receipts data from Iowa and Indiana.
Charles Marks Herd Leads Hardin County Dairy Averages
In Hardin County near Iowa Falls Iowa, Charles Mark's Holstein herd top the county in February production. The herd yielded high butterfat and milk figures with notable individual cows including Corinne TES and a top cow yielding 263 pounds of milk fat and 1,621 pounds of gross milk. Dreier's Holsteins at nearby Fal Dreier contributed, while Mark's herd averaged strong butterfat and milk production for the month.
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Iowa Falls
Marcel
Charles Mark
Here
Wardin County
Mark
A. Dreier
Town
Fali Dreier
Waterloo Poultry Assn Meets Tomorrow in Suffern Building
Waterloo Poultry association will hold a meeting on the third floor of the Suffern building at Bridge Street tomorrow evening April 4. Secretary J. P. Sehus announced the gathering.
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Waterloo Poultry Association
Gyoautey
Waterloo Association Troums
Suffern
Bridge Street
J. P. Sehus
Merit plan boosts registry for Iowa wine breeders
Toledo Tama March reports a movement to implement a merit plan for wine breeders. Sponsored by breeders’ groups, the program aims to demonstrate registry merit with several noted breeders from Tama and surrounding counties supporting the effort. Local breeders express satisfaction with the plan and expect a successful demonstration as weather allows.
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Toledo Ta
Marcy
of Merit
Tame
Fas
Heris
Bteni
Hanne & Sons
Chyshronk
Dremdors
Diuree
Tama
China
Uiree
Tate
Ralph Koenig
Curve Trey
Wan Ie
Taina
Radio broadcast notes from Ames program schedule
Summary of a fragmentary radio listing from Ames detailing a week of broadcasts. Names include Teueth head of highway housing, VonTungern rural scriota, Viola Bel kame of the division, and L Gat- Pin in the gent s department. Events mention dinners, services, a Pears debate, and a Rok plan from Cornell University with Town and country topics.
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Raitio
Tawa
Jinter-topenitongy
Propia
Viola Bel
Cornell Univers
Farmers Questions and SOMMCES in Viled
Address communications to Editor Farm Department Waterloo Evening Warrier Wa terIne Iowa Mion F100.
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Waterloo Evening Warrier
WaterIne
Towa
Livestock Market Summary Amid Mixed U.S. Prices
Receipts in Omaha and Sioux City show hogs mostly steady to up 20 cents. steers and heifers steady to higher with fat cows firm. Lambs and sheep strong with light weight hogs to shippers, while stockers and feeders hold near steady. Markets indicate active demand across cattle, hogs, and sheep with varied regional price shifts.
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Associated Press
Chigago
March
Hulk Pood
T.co
Mindoth
AG. Hess Slaughter
Omaha
Neb
Carr
Stecelpte
D.suo
Noder- Helv
ST. Paul
Sioux City
Butte
Taos
SUEBE
Stock market opens with uneven gains and declines
At the New York opening on March 21 stocks showed mixed action with General Electric advancing about four points and Corn Products rallying over three. Heavier declines came from Republic, Crucible, and Gulf States Steel as list-wide weakness persisted, while call money opened at 6 percent and closing figures remained unsettled.
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Associated Press
York
Thy Falls
General Electric
International Paper
Hebichen Steel
Anaconda
Republic
Crucible
Guilt States Steels
Lima
Kelty
Toharee B
Davison Chen & Hida & Leather
United States
Crucibfet Steels
Stromberg
Stewart, Warner and Fisher
Anerica Cane
Baldwin Biso
Phils
Norfolk & Western
Chesapeake
Union
Wabash
Union Pacifics
St. Laws Southwestern
Otis Elevator
Allied Chemical & Dye Wc
American Car & Foundry
American International Car American Locomotive
American Smelting
jiMerican Sugar
American T. & T
American Tobbacco American Woolen
Atchison
Gulf
Tagen _ Raldvin
Baltimore & Ghia Bethlehem Steer
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific Central Teather
Cerro de Pasco
Chandler Motors
General Electric General Slaters
Great Northern
States Steel Ilinois Central
Inspiration Copper
International Harvester Int
Mer
Marine, Ptd
International
Kennecott Cop Lima
Louisville & Nas
Mack Truck
Marland Oil
Maxwell Motors
Middle States
Aussouri
Kan
Kolk & Westernorthern Pacific Pacific Oil
Pan Ame
Petroleuion Penisylvania
Eople
Yeading Rites
Republic & Steel
Roebuck
Sinclair Con
Southern Pacific
Southern Rainway
Standart OH
Studebaker Corporation
Texas Co
Texas & Pacific
Transcontinental
Union Pacific
Itinerant Datries of Paris Disappear Before Auto
Paris reports old milkmen who went door to door are vanishing as progress brings automobiles. Few herds remain in the city, and the practice of delivering milk warm to the sick diminishes. one dozen or so cows stay in Paris now, down from a wartime dozen to twenty.
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Mirdson Creamery
William Mcarland
I Ws
Iil Bergons
Department of Agric
Paris
Quinter
Francis I
New York and Chicago Produce Prices Today
Market report lists dairy and poultry prices across New York and Chicago with various grades. Entries include creamery butter, whole milk plats, and eggs with differing scores and regional buyers, noting receipts and adjustments.
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New York
Chicago
York
Studes
Asier
Creamery
Peter State
Wisconsin
Americas
Denver to host Kiwanis International convention crowd
Denver prepares to entertain between 6000 and 7000 Kiwanians and guests for the Kiwanis International convention June 16 to 18. Convention headquarters report 17 special trains from multiple states and Canada. International President Edmunde leads a presidential train from Columbus. Denver has 64 rates offering about 2500 rooms for visitors.
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Denver
Colo
Scjvanis
FL. O. Ceppner
Chicago
Ohio
Minnesota
California
Utah
Pacific Northwest
Mottana
West Virginia
New England
Pennsylvania
Canada
Michigan
Edmunde
Ntras
Columbus
Old Maid in Every 7 Ow Central Europe’s Women
March 31 report notes severe male shortage in Europe. Germany faces the steepest ratio, leaving many women as old maids. Across Austria and Hungary one in five women is unmarried. Bulgaria and Romania have more men than women. Ratios show 985 women per 1000 men in Romania and 997 to 1000 in Bulgaria.
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Europe
Mareh
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Bularia
Romania
European
Bulgaria
Cleveland plans royal hosts for GOP convention
William J. Huske reports Cleveland gears up for the Republican national convention with crowds expected to flood the city by train, interurbans and cars. Delegations and press will fill down town hotels including the Cleveland and Statler as officials arrange entertainment and accommodations to lure visitors back after 1925.
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William J. Huske
International News Staff Co
Jusia Kay
Houncey
Cleveland
Committee On
ClevelanSon
Hollenden
Statler
Fenway Hall
Hiram Johnson
California
Ohnstead
Illinois
Wisconsin Friends of Scert M. la Follette
Tation
Rob. de
Bay State Farmers Meeting Promotes Conservation
The Massachusetts Fish and Game Association reports a farmers and sportsmen alliance urging posted notices and land stewardship. The effort, framed as a square deal to protect fields from trespass and fires, aims to co operate amid rapid land use changes and rising depredations, with broad community backing.
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Massachusetts
Massachusetts Fish and Gate Association
O Association
Japan to rebuild famed Tokio Imperial Theatre after quake
Tokio March 31 The Imperial theatre once the finest in the Orient will be rebuilt this year following damage from the September quake and fire. Engineers say the new frame is safe and aims to reopen next October with support from the imperial household to model the Opera House.
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Tokio
Imperial Theatre
Orient
Imperial Household
Japan
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