Farm Bureau Picnic Draws Thousands at Chickasaw IA
New Frampton Ia May 43 Thousands attended the Chickasaw County Farm Bureau picnic and rural school play on the fair grounds. About 6 000 morning attendees and 5 000 for the dinner and talks filled the day with garage and folk dances. Charles Hunt spoke on farmers joining via the Farm Bureau and local leaders conducting township meetings. A horseshoe contest and a county ball game followed with Bassett besting Stapleton 8 to 2. Subsequent meetings were set for Republic Alta Vista Fredericksburg and Chickasaw to continue the followups.
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New Frampton
Chickasaw County
Ay Ana
Alf O. Vaala
B. N. Stephenson
S. Kerasen
Prederickaburg
Idra
Farm Bureau
Stunt
Federal Reserve
E. H. Cunningham
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Bassett Township
Clarence Schnurr
Frank Zierath
L. W. Hartzmeyer
Bassett
Stapleton
Floral Hall
Stephenson
Peder Pedersen
Cedar Falls
Office
Town Farm Bureau Federation
Des Moines
Republic
Pedersen
Alta Vista
Fredericksburg
Chickasaw
Rockford Lad Wins Iowa State College Horse Judging Medal
K F Davis of Marionville Missouri won the annual Iowa State College sophomore horse judging contest for the Wayne Dinsmore medal with a 34.8 percent score, leading 90 contestants who judged five classes and gave reasons. Davis, a government student in the noncollegiate agriculture department, is the first noncollege winner in 49 years.
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Ames
K. F. Davis
Marionville
Iowa State College
Wvayne Dinsmore
Davis
Agriculture Department
Dinamore
Association of America
R. F. Davis
Fred Harbaugh
Wilmatte
Tih
PF. B. Skinner
Garden Grove
H. B. Osland
Chicago
C. J. Cahill
Rocktorg
J. F. Grassie
Big plans for wom en's meeting at Briden's tomorrow
Washington township farm women are asked to telephone neighbors to spread news of a demonstration meeting at Mrs John Briden's tomorrow. Misa Neale S Knowles state leader for women's work will attend. Those who drive cars plan to take as many as 28 people to make the day big. Women should bring sandwiches and other food.
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Washington Township
John Briden
Misa Neale S. Knowles
Outbreak of Corn Maggot Threatens in Boone County
Ames Iowa May 28 entomologists at Iowa State college warn of a corn maggot outbreak in Boone county near Madrid The maggot pests corn kernels and sprouts especially in cool moist springs Farmers are urged to inspect fields and replant destroyed hills The maggot also attacks turnips radishes onions beets and seed potatoes Dr Drake state entomologist notes widespread range from Minnesota to Texas and to the Atlantic coast
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
Madrid
Boone County
Minnesota
Texas
Atlantic
GC. J. Draka
Hero
Dr. Drake
Reduction in Jersey Cattle Club Fee Proposed
Kansas City May 28. More than 200 Jersey breeders from Missouri will back a plan to cut American Jersey Cattle Club membership from 100 to 25 at the June 4 to 7 meeting in Kansas City. Prof A C Ragsdale of Missouri College of Agriculture says large participation could bring many new members, though the club’s midwest presence is small and most breeders are nonmembers. The change requires three fourths of the club’s 1,000 plus members.
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American Jersey Cattle Club
Missouri
A. C. Ragsdale
Dairying Department
Missouri Callege of Agriculture
Middle West
Jersey
Ragsdale
Procuring Farm Help Difficult in Butler Co
In Clarksville Tennessee on May 28 residents report difficulty in securing farm labor. Wages run from 38 to 42 dollars per month with day labor paying two dollars to two dollars and fifty one cents plus two meals. Road work offers higher daily pay, drawing workers away from farms.
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Clarksville
Sorrel in Pastures Signals Acid Soil Conditions
Sorrel appears in pastures this time of year, indicating acidic soil. Weed specialists note reddish brown tops in older pastures and warn that alfalfa growth will suffer on acid land. Liming may be needed to sweeten the soil before seeding alfalfa.
Farm Bureau conference highlights progress in Cedar Falls
Seven members from Poyner Township Farm Bureau Black Hawk county attended the third district conference at Cedar Falls last week. Messrs Trible Frank MeKauguin D S Heipler and Mrs Ida Barron reported a splendid meeting and urged other farm bureau members to attend such sessions. They said meetings are honest places to learn what the bureau is doing and has done.
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Newar. In
Poyner Township
Black Hawk County
Cedar Falls
Mines
Trible
Frank MeKauguin
D. S. Heipler
Ida Barron
Morgan Horse Shipment From Bremer County to Vermont Farm
Waverly May 28 J J Bynes and Sons loaded a car of Mor feo horses for shipment to the United States government farm in Vermont. The consignors praise the lot as among Bremer county’s finest, with several raised by George Vassier Ir Stufflebean and Mr Van Woodrut.
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Waverly
J. J. Bynes & Sons
United States
Government Farm
Vermont
Lynes
Bremer County
George Vassier
Ir. Stufflebean
van Woodrut
Shorthorns to Sell in Clayton County sale set
Elkader Iowa May 28 Clayton County Shorthorn Breeders Association to hold annual sale June 1 at the fair grounds with 20 bulls and 20 females offered. L H Brand Garnavillo is sales manager. Breeders boast purebred foundation stock from top county herds and include girls calf club cows and calves.
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Elkader
Clayton County
Dairy graders push Iowa to high grade milk standards
Des Moines reports a state backed effort to standardize dairy quality across Iowa. A 24 man touring force trains creameries and dairymen in grading methods, aiming to raise prices for higher grade cream and establish a market for high quality butter. Tours include Sioux City, Marshalltown, Cedar Rapids, Burlington, Corydon, Council Bluffs and surrounding counties.
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Associated Preys
Des Moines
Lown
State Dairy and Food Department
Iowa
Sioux City
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
60 Attend Meeting at Loveland Home
Washington Township Farm Bureau in Black Hawk county held a regular meeting at the Loveland home with 60 attendees. Reports were given by health project leader Mrs Floyd George and girls club leader Mrs Loveland. Elizabeth Hudson discussed the state fair exhibit score card and a play What Every Woman Knows pleased the audience. Floyd George sang a solo and a community sing followed refreshments. The next monthly demonstration for women was moved from May 9 to May 29 at Mrs John Briden's.
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Washington Township Farm Bureau
Black Hawk County
Mark Loveland
Floyd George
Health Project
Loveland
Girl's Club
Elizabeth Hudson
John Briden
Illinois Central coal storage plan aims for fall heavy freight
Illinois Central announces a campaign to store up to 1,000,000 tons of coal and related commodities in early spring and summer to boost fall freight. W. Scott Williams, Western divisions head, will direct the push with the American Railway Association backing reductions in bad order cars and idle engines. The initiative, backed by the ARS, targets improved equipment flow for grain and merchandise later in the year.
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Almericac
Railroad Association
Illinois Central
W. Scott Williams
Illinois Central Western Lines
Tillmois
Williams
American Railway Association
American Association of Railroad Superintendents
Kansas City
United States
Canada
Mexico
Olin Hukill Receives Eastern Warehouse Post
Olin Hukill, a West High School graduate with Swift & Co ties, is appointed manager of the New York plant for the American Chain of Warehouses, succeeding a long-serving official in failing health. He will then become secretary of the chain. His prior work included leading Swift warehouses in St. Joseph and travel to major manufacturers in the East.
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Olin Vo Bukill
Chiscago
New York
Aesums Lie Dukies
Ana Jve
America
Olln
West High School
Swift & Co
Chicago Packers
St. Joseph
Olin
CITY IN BRIEF Huchanan visits Staples area for 13 months
Staples Minnesota resident Huchanan visits family while Dr. and Mrs. Fullerton of Long Beach California visit their daughter Mrs. Richard Hall. Several locals host out of town guests including Mr. and Mrs. Harper of Cedar Rapids with two weeks in Cleveland. A newborn son arrives for Mr. and Mrs. J. Munn of Cedar Rapids. A bicycle and tire theft wave hits area with multiple stolen items reported. Ray Standish and wife arrive from Newcastle Pennsylvania to visit relatives and consider settling in the west.
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Minn
Fullerton
Long Beach
Cal
Richard Hall
William Donahue
Oklahoma
Lily
Charles Noonan
J. S. Stevens
Maud Noeler
Vinton
Jessie Clayton
Bunica Saunders
Lupton Street
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Archibald
Second Street
Moore
H. C. Harper
Walnut Street
Cleveland
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Birs
J. D. Innes
Whingbard
Litehhard
Des Moines
Waterioo
Charley George
Litehfields
Morris Island
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Ross Wilbur
W. A. Montgomery
D. KC
Linden
Cedar River Park
Hazel Clark Blough
Nathan Clark
Forest Rollin
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Canal Parts
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Robert Miller
Washington
Leo Newhalsen
South
A. C. Leeper
Fremont
Frank Wrarty
Tenth Street West
Ray Standish
Newcastle
Fred W. Standish
Standish
Supe
Phono
Aperiey
Grain market reports mixed as weather eyes demand
Heavy rains in the plains dampen Western demand while futures slide on risk concerns. Wheat and corn ease with July and September contracts under pressure. foreign exchange moves show steady to higher bids in several countries. Wool, hides, and dairy receipts noted alongside U.S. cash quotes and Midwest grain deliveries.
Marathon Meet opens with record 8000 women attendees
Los Angeles on May 28 sees 8000 women attend the Marathon Meet of the women's benefit association. The event, touted as the largest gathering of women in the United States, draws 3000 delegates as members from across the country assemble for the quadrennial supreme review followed by a full day of business. Miss Bika M. West of Port Huron, Michigan, presides as grand commander, opening the convention.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Woman's Benefit
United States
Migs Bika M. West
Port Huron
Mich
Giiprepie
Tha Gasociation
Produce Prices in New York and Chicago Today
New York and Chicago markets report diverse produce prices and poultry details. Various items list per pound or unit, including eggs, butter, turkeys, fowls, ducks, and roosters, with frequent mentions of turkey, chicken, and live poultry values. Prices range from fractions of a dollar to over two dollars for selected items, reflecting regional variations and market conditions.
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Waterloo
Wateriog Co
Eee Ag
Rath Packing Co
Timothy
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Ate
Hutter
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Raya
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la Louis
St. Louis
Springs
Hogs 25c Under Saturday Prices in Chicago Yards
Chicago market report shows hogs 25 cents lower under Saturday prices with receipts near five thousand, mixed weight ranges and pared to average $6.0xx to $7.3x per 100 pounds. Cattle and sheep activity slow with varied prices, noting weaker tendencies on yearlings and stocker animals. East St Louis and St Joseph markets record steady to lower hogs and light cattle movements amid ongoing regional trading.
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Associated Press
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California
Foedern
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Dulle
Texas
ST. Joseph
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Minn
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