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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1924

Page

9

Farmers worry over moldy corn and late replanting

IS and neighboring farmers report yellow moldy corn stands in Iowa fields. Extension agents advise against widespread replanting unless stands fall below 50 percent. Some growers plan light replants while awaiting sunshine and warmer weather to improve stands and yields.

Jesup Jay Laird Laird Miler Hauser Frank Miller Waterloo Obo R.A Miller Clarence Miller

Hardin County Wool Shipments Planned This Spring

Hardin county growers will ship wool from Iowa Falls on Tuesday and from here on Thursday June 5. Pooling wool has previously yielded higher returns than individual sales, and with a favorable market the 1524 pool is expected to fetch a satisfactory figure. Local dealers coordinate the shipments and fleece buyers anticipate good prices.

Eidora Hardin County Iowa Falls Jowa Eenetantion

Cattle Rearing Guidance From Early Ranch Notes

The article discusses cow development and feeding practices for calves from birth to calving. It emphasizes balanced nutrition, avoiding excess milk, and ensuring proper forage and silage. It also highlights timelines for growth stages and cautions against light conditioning before breeding.

National Meat Story Contest Awards High School Winners

Chicago May 30 Kegry sTakes a sophomore in Union high school Lentoore Calladay was proclaimed champion in national meat story contest with a 400 prize. California girl won final prize 200. District and state winners listed with towns and amounts. Judges noted educational value and cooperation of home economics programs across the country.

Chicago Union High School Lentoore Calladay National Juivestovck and Meat Board United States Liss Graves Neal Centralia Lonars Ruth Prittie Carthage N.Y Emily Scout Memphis Fenn California Towa Liutice Dana Sparta Wis Marine Kan Shirago Lin Marione Anderson Fargo Nina Anderson N. B Angeline Mesenbarg St. Cloud Minn Elizabeth Calvert Ames Amelia Charine Fling Ware Caney Inifred Jon Jessie Bow South Dakot Nebraska Oklahoma Missouri Michigan Ohio Alice Atkinson Brookings Dy Ambey Graves Omaha Neb Devota Donaldson Lehigh Okla Alba Simpson Doniphan Mildared F. Taylor Grand Haven Mich Winons Waynes Held Ohi- Caro Louise Stanley Bue Teau United States Department of Agriculture Ann EK. Richardson Towa State Colleen Marie Solers Home Bureau Estutar Pie Review Katherine Hunt Nme Economics Universit Chicago Mes Hame Economies Rome

Luttan Speaks at Poultry Association Meeting

Luttan will address members of the Waterloo Poultry Association at the Greater Waterloo meeting on Tuesday June 3. He plans to speak on his experiences aboard a barge and discuss poultry industry topics.

Waterloo Poultry Asseociation Greater Waterloo Tooms Pom Tf Batten Sui

Questions and Comments for Farm Department Editor

Communications addressed to the Editor at Farm Department Waterloo Eventing Courier Waterloo Iowa appear in this section. Readers may send inquiries and notes to the office using the phony 5100 line for reference.

Farm Department Waterloo Eventing Courier Waterloo Iows

Nine Head Cattle React to Tuberculosis Tests

Hindson and Miyub Woos Gibson are among nine farmers who had their herds tested for tuberculosis by the government. Nine head reacted to the test and were found infected, with the farmers awaiting official returns on the affected cattle.

Hindson Miyub Woos Gibson Phan Tle

Auction sale in Watkins nets $200 per head for 42 Shorthorns

A May 27 cattle auction on L A Kossite farm near Watkins, Iowa, saw 42 Shorthorns average $200 with top price $204 paid by William Possebl of Hartwick Jr for a September calf sired by Gainford Gloster. Breeders from Linn and Behnton counties led buyers. several lots sold between $110 and $155. Notable buyers included J A Kerns & Son, Witman of Lisbon, and W W Vaughn.

Maquoketa J. A. Kerns & Son Blairstawi Linn Behnton Watkins Eveut Marengo Seen Marion Blairs Iown Vintan Tle Grove Dysart Lighon Atkins Li Clutier Central City New Belle Plaine John Bierke & Son Kolsto Witman Lisbon W. W. Vaughn K. Lassen Gen. Watkins Joh. Matter Alvas Owens E.W J A. Mo Thomnson Vinten Neihur Elmer Tirtleman

Grundy County to wage battle for area tuberculosis

Grundy County Medical Society fully endorses a campaign to eradicate bovine tuberculosis in county herds. Meetings are planned with livestock officials and local clubs to discuss vaccination and public health, with farmers, bankers, newspapers, and veterinarians supporting the effort.

Grundy County Davison Chicago Will Dave Conrad Weinesday Reinbede Welshure Priddy Pote Dike Medical Society Banker Sociation Red Society Assation Mittra Whyte Public Health Murse of Grundy Ays United States Menoe Gnue

Re Elect Lindsey Officer of Town Fire Fighters

J Nelson, 60, long unstable background, was re elected first vice president of Iowa Association of Fire Fighters at Des Moines meeting. The group, with seven local firemen present, urged enactment of a state platoon law and cooperation with the state fire marshal on fire prevention.

Lindsey Tank C Waterlite Iowa Association of Fire Fighters Des Moines J. K. Marsh Stonix Chiy YM Park Matt Dodge William Torles Des Motes Avs Sioux City Tawa Istate

Public Baptism at Mt Carmel Church Sunday

Converts from Mt Carmel Baptist church to be baptized this Sunday Rev Mr Perkins evangelist leads ceremony marking the meetings’ end. Public invited to witness at the church near Amuthin Venons lidgr.

Mt. Carmel Mt. Carmel Baptist Church Amuthin Venons Perkins

Missing Man Claims Legacy In Oslo Visit

Osage residents report Nels son, who arrived with visitors claiming to be the missing man, has been identified by Boston lawyers. He had not shown keen interest in the fortune, calling the trip to Norway "bothersome" and reluctant to claim the legacy, despite the publicity.

J. Nelson Osugze Moston Mass Norway Nelson Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin Boston Waterloo Osure Magi Europe Americs Osage Frienids Mie America Osage América Gaston Law Firm Nelsson

Aged Vag Steals Out Of Jail

Robert K. Lewis, 60, a described tramp and drug addict, escaped from the city jail early this morning by slipping past officers during breakfast delivery. He was recaptured yesterday afternoon, found with an inner tube and $1.10. authorities note the tube bears a large puncture.

Robert K. Lewis Lewis

Charles City Buffalo Slaughtered for Clear Lake Barbecue

Charles City, May 20. The buffalo in Wildwood park purchased by Sohn R. Waller was slaughtered Wednesday for a barbecue at Bay side park in Clear Lake. Waller will serve buffalo sandwiches from a heather stand where he plans to display Indian relics he has collected for more than 30 years.

Charles City Wildwood Park Sohn R. Waller Bayside Park Clear Lake Waller

Floyd County Women Voters elect officers in annual meeting

Floyni i County League of Women Voters in Charles City Iowa elected officers at its annual meeting last Tuesday evening. Mrs Sam Wolf was named chairman with Mrs 0 Banton West vice chairman Nettie Cutter second vice chairman Terman Bloom secretary and Mrs Ira Frederickson treasurer. The group approved a plan to divide funds raised by local leagues among local state and national unity initiatives, presented by Mrs Wolf who chairs the state finance committee.

Charles City Floyni i County League of Women Voters Sam Wolf 0. Banton West Nettie Cutter Ss. Terman Bloom Ira Frederickson Wolf

Imperial Wiz Said Klan Spent 80 000 to Elect Mayfield

In Roanoke Virginia in 2022 Imperial Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan said the group spent between 80 000 and 160 000 dollars to elect Texas Democrat Mayfield and others. Littlejohn, Evans and George KL Paddy testified before a Senate contest committee alleging a Klan conspiracy to influence Mayfield’s seat.

Imperial Wiz Klan Eleck Mayfield Washington D. C W. OH. Vans Ku Klux Klaim Jklin Roanoke Aries Mayfield Democrat Texas Littlejohn Charlotte Evans Emiployue

Convention of Moose and Legions Ends in Davenport

The Davenport drill team won the Silver Cup for the best exhibition drill at the Women of Mooseheart Legion convention. Waterlog women swept all three prize categories, with Mrs. Rowena Nauman earning the senior regents prize, Mrs. Maude Srankiin the juntos prize, and Mrs. Rose Baker the chaplain prize. The L O of M and Women of Mooseheart Legion closed their eleventh annual convention with a banquet yesterday afternoon/evening.

Davenport Mouseheart Legion Eagle Tall Towaity Rowena Nauman Maude Srankiin Rose Baker L. O. Oo. Am Mooseheart Legion

Colfax Memorial Day orator Kassalld Speaks in Public

Nes Moines May 38 colon Colfax hosted Gedah Kassalld as Memorial Day orator in his first public address in months. He will speak at Simpson College Indianola on commencement day and hopes to address veterans at Marshalltown during their annual encampment on June 11.

Earl Upton Sanets Cartel Hlotsten Herd Brocka Mi Weedon Club Bulterin Kesdall Colfax Nes Moines Gar. Iendal Simpson College Indianola West Marshalltown

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