Sauerkraut Suit Hearing Started With Witnesses
The sauerkraut nuisance case in district court opened with Judge R W Hasner presiding. Warteny alleges odors from Hartong basement factory hurt furniture business and offended staff and customers. a dozen witnesses testified for the plaintiff, defense led by Wenner and Mosler, with more witnesses promised.
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X. Wartay
Blur Street
Roy Hartong
Bluff
R. W. Hasner
Hartong
Wartey Furniture
X. J. Wenner
Warley
Franks
Fayette County Holstein sale tops $490 bid in Iowa
Sixty Holsteins averaged $143 at the Fayette county breeders sale in Oelwein Iowa. Thirty-eight purebreds averaged $137.50, 17 purebreds $151.60, and six grade females $128.75. Total receipts exceeded $8,600. The top bid went to M Talcott Randalia for a six-year-old cow from Paul P Stewart herd at $430. Additional high bids included a yearling bull for $300 and several cows at $175 to $197, reflecting strong production-backed cattle amid tight money conditions.
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Courier
Oelwein
Fayette County
Paul P. Stewart
M. ¥. Talcott
Randalia
Tritamila
Bilon
Stewart
John Wilkinson
Faytte
Smith
A. M. McColl
State Board of Control
Maynard
Grundy Boy Chooses Ames Teams for Three Shows
Grundy Center Iowa November 4 The state college meat judging and livestock judging squads were announced with Prof. Mesler overseeing meat judging and Prof. Shearer supervising livestock. The livestock group lists eight members: Diggins Dohermann Guthrie Kruse Owen Smith Soulis Zahn. Six go to Chicago for the international show. Meat judging members include Held Hill Plager Pepper. The teams will attend Kansas shows in Wichita on November 14 and Kansas City on November 16 before the Chicago international two weeks later.
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Courier Special Service
Ames
Tew State College
M. ©. Mesler
P. Ss. Shearer
Ronald V. Diggins
Melbourne
Bernard F. Dohermann
Hampton
Warren W. Guthrie
Saffordville
Kaw
Ward M. Kruse
Fort Calhoun
Neb
Thomas S. Owen
Jerome
Russell M. Smith
Eliott
Maurice W. Soulis
Clarion
Leonard
H. Zahn
Hartley
International
Chicago
Ralph Held
Hinton
Ed H. Hill
Minburn
Carroll Plager
Little International Livestock Show At State College
Ames Iowa November 4 nearly 2000 attended the sixteenth Little International Livestock show with band, Scotch songs, dog dances, a sorority horseback contest and a Town State college show stack by nearly 300 students. Grand champions were FAugh Linn horses Henry Schwer mann beef cattle T E Dohrmann swine W I Pepper sheep Ben M Nannen dairy cattle K F Boeke youth Elizabeth Armstrong first riding Grace Blanch second Margaret Burmood third. Awards included loving cup banners ribbons and merchandise.
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Ames
State College
Faugh Linn
Shelby
Henry Schwermann
St. Paul
Minn
T. E. Dohrmann
Hampton
W. I. Pepper
Byron
Ben M. Nannen
Delevan
Til
K. F. Boeke
Hubbard
Pouthy
Elizabeth Armstrong
Ft. Dodge
Grace Blanch
Cherokee
Margaret Burmood
Huntsville
Woman Proves Best in Butter Judging at Alpha Meeting
Hawkeye, Oct. 4. Mrs Phil Lusson, wife of Alpha dairy operator, topped the district butter judging as the best judge among women with a score near the top overall. John Schroder of Westgate led the men, tied with Mr Lusson for second, as R O Wilton joined the close pack.
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Hawkeye
Phil Lusson
Alpha
Lisson
John Schroder
Westgate
Mr. Lisson
R. O. Wilton
Nine Per Cent Fewer Cattle Shipped to Iowa Feedlots This Season
Iowa cattle feeders report about nine percent fewer cattle shipped in for winter feeding than last year from July 1 to October 18, per Leslie Carl federal statistician. Kansas Missouri and Nebraska show larger declines, while Illinois demands late purchasing. Nationally, seven corn belt states drop to 841 thousand head versus 996 thousand year prior.
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Iowa
Jourier Gpneral Farvlee
Des Moines
Leslie Carl
Corn Belt
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Sinois
Lis Ann
Mlenois
Sioux City
Omaha
Kansas City
Towa
United States
Buchanan Dairymen Buy Jersey Sire From Ames
Frank Hare a former resident and G V Anderson of the Wapsie Cow Testing association traveled to Ames and bought a Majesty bred Jersey herd sire for his Rowley farm. The dam comes from Noble bred lines, with five nearest kin averaging 475 pounds butterfat, strengthening Hare's growing purebred herd.
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Courier Special Service
Independence
Frank Hare
G. V. Anderson
Wapsle
Ames
Jersey Ines
Hare
Nut trees seen as Iowa growth industry by Ames forester
Iowa can develop a commercial nut industry on thousands of acres of waste or overflow land, says G B MacDonald professor of forestry at Iowa State College. Improved walnut, butter nut, shellbark and shagbark hickory and chestnut varieties offer thin shells and reliable yields. Propagation requires budding or grafting, with land for propagation available at about 25 dollars per acre.
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Ames
Iowa
G. B. MacDonald
Iowa State College
MacDonald
Forestry Department
Professor MacDonald
Hunters fined near Waverly for firearms violations
E L Harris and Frank Rohde of Waverly were fined ten dollars plus four dollars forty five cents costs each by Justice E J Scheffelbein for carrying and shooting not properly encased. Deputy game warden John Jago arrested them near Waverly yesterday. Church women meet in Allison with Mrs Vane Burbridge hosting the Altar Society Friday night.
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Waverly
E. L. Harris
Frank Rohde
Justice of the Peace
E. J. Scheffelbein
John , Jago
Allison
Vane Burbridge
Altar Society
Cattle tuberculosis testing expands accreditations
Des Moines reports 50 counties now modified accredited after testing in Lyon, Taylor and Dubuque reduces bovine TB to under 0.5 percent. Cooperation of cattle owners speeds work and lowers costs. In Maquoketa, Jackson County’s tuberculin retest shows reactors at under 0.1 percent of 50,000 cattle. Jackson County remains on accredited list. Dr. J H McLeod led the retest with state officials and local veterinarians.
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Courier Special Service
Des Moines
Lyon, Taylor and Dubuque
M. G. Thornburg
Secretary of Agriculture
Lyon
Taylor and Dubuque
Thorisburg
Peter Malcolm
Animal Industry
Jackson
Cuurter Special Service
Maquoketa
J. H. Mecbeod
Jackson County
Auto Victims Improve After Illinois Crash Near Belvidere
Ross Sheffer son of Mr and Mrs Roscoe Sheffer 114 St Albans street seriously injured recently at Belvidere Illinois by an automobile is improving and expected to leave the hospital today Mrs Hargid Saylor Findlay Ohio injured in a triple auto crash Wednesday near here on U S No 218 was released from Allert Memorial hospital Saturday She suffered painful lacerations but escaped without broken bones
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Ross Sheffer
Roscoe Sheffer
St. Albans Street
Belvidere
Hargid Saylor. Findlay
Here
U. S. No. 218
Allert Memorial Hospital
Union Baptist Church Rally Raises 269 Dollars
Union Baptist Church at 202 Shilliam Avenue concluded a five week rally yesterday raising 269.72 dollars. Individual pledges totaled 129.47 dollars with the Ladies Aid Society contributing 128.25 dollars and the Sunday school and B Y P U adding 12 dollars. Rev F J Black is the pastor.
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Union Baptist Church
Shilliam Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society
F. J. Black
Sixty Guests Attend Area Meeting of K C
Sixty guests gathered for a Sunday dinner in Lis Hotel President's Gold Room as the Knights of Columbus Sixth District of Iowa held an area meeting. Delegates from Marshalltown Oelwein Greene and Mason City attended with talks by state officers and council grand knights.
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Lis
Knights of Columbus
Iowa
Marshalltown
Oelwein
Greene
Mason
W. L. Kearney
Li. J. Wegeman
Carroll
A. F. Connelly
Des Moines
Forrest Shores
A. A. Hofman
Maddigan School of Dramatic Art
J. T. Sullivan
Grand Knights
T. F. Thornton
A. Duba
F. CG. Marinan
Waterloo
Theodosius Plassmeyer
St. Mary's Church
Archery Contest Rescheduled At Byres Park
Archery contest originally planned for last Monday at Byres park will now be held tomorrow afternoon. Victor Read city playground supervisor said a large number of followers are expected to compete and those who wish to enter should contact Read.
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Byres Park
Pp.m
Victor Read
Eity
Read
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