Black Hawk F B Training School To Be Held Dec 1
Black Hawk county rural recreation work enters its third lesson with a training school to be held in the Y W C A parlors on Saturday December 1. Bruce Crates Waterloo will lead the forenoon session on parliamentary duty and meeting conduct with a play demonstration and a debate planning session. In the afternoon Will Stacy from Iowa State College will discuss the farmers debate topic and a demonstration debate will feature E E Mattingly Vaughn Craft John Briden.
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Bruce Crates
Waterloo
Gates
Black Hawk
Eam
Eel
Will Stacy
Iowa State College
E. E. Mattingly
Cedar Falls
Cream Scoring Exceeds Nineties at Ames Benson Plant
Pederson & Son delivered cream scoring 96 on the sixth and final test at the Benson Co Operative creamery with Prof A W Rudnick of Iowa State College noting the sample very fine. Several patrons posted 95s this month while 181 samples reached 90 or higher and 64 patrons had 94.
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Navy
Benson Co- Operative Creamery
A. W. Rudnick
Iowa State College Extension
Peder Pederson & Son
Rudnick
Benson Plant
Chris Schatzburg
EH. R. Larsen
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Hudson
Frasher Bros
Stout
Get Up Shredding Bee For Sick Man
McKinley Hicks, recently operated on for appendicitis at Waverly hospital, had his com shredded for him by neighbors during illness. He is again in the hospital after a relapse.
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Courier Special Service
Nashuz
McKinley Hicks
Waverly Hospital
Farmers News Inquiries Addressed To Editor
Community members are invited to send questions and comments to the Editor Farm Department at the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo, Iowa. Written communications should be addressed to the editor and include a return address.
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Cditor
Waterioo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Tewa
Franklin Will Put on Windbreak Work as Bureau Project
A Franklin county Farm Bureau program will launch a publicity drive to educate farmers on shelter belts and their cost saving benefits. County Agent Hamilton notes belts reduce feed needs for livestock and fuel for homes, while improving farm appearance. Prof. I T Bode will teach best tree stands. Fifteen local men have aided tree planting, with expected growth. names listed include Evans, Anderson, Carter, Weber, Larsen, Mendell, Johnson, Pralle, Hansen, McGough, Ed McGough, Walter Robinson, Richards, and Hettler Brothers.
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Hampton
Franklin County
Farm Bureau
W. B. Hampton
Hamlton
Hamilton
I. T. Bode
Iowa State College
E. J. Evans
A. L. Anderson
L. & Carter
C. G. Weber
S. M. Larsen
Henry Mendell
Morgan Township
A. J. Johnson
Scott
Henry Pralle
Marion
J. C. Hansen
Geneva
John McGough
Ed McGough
Osceola
Walter Robinson
G. R. Richards Wisner
Hettler Brothers
Grant Township
Waterloo Jersey Shipped to Woodbury County Breeder
The Waterloo Jersey farm sold a choice calf to Glenn Andrews in Sloan Woodbury County. The calf named Financial Laura's Power is a son of Financial Power and Financial Super Laura, with strong line breeding to Financial King. Sire Financial Power descends from Golden Fern's Noble, a Jersey imported for Ross Proctor of New York and grand champion at a national dairy show.
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Sloan
Woodbury County
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Laura
Financial Power
Golden Fern
Noble
Island of
Ross Proctor
van Pelt
Washington Farm Bureau Dinner Reflects Thanksgiving Spirit
Over 100 attended the Washington Township Farm Bureau annual banquet at Odd Fellows hall in Janesville Iowa on November 29. Toastmistress Mrs A E Budlong opened the program with talks built on the letters of shanks. Speakers included Miss Merle Shover Miss Lulu Moser John Briden J L Uban and Lloyd George. A two act play The Family Album followed by readings and music closed the event.
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Janesville
Washington Township
John Briden
J. L. Uban
Lloyd George
Otis Budlong
J. L. Brewer
Oscar Pierce
Neighbors Aid Husking at Walter Kleinschmidt Farm
Twenty two neighbors from Greene Iowa gathered at the Kleinschmidt farm on Monday to stack corn fodder and finish picking the corn while Walter Kleinschmidt, ill with pneumonia, shows improving condition. Seven women prepared dinner at the Ed Schmidtke farm nearby.
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Greene
Walter Kleinschmidt
Kleinschmidt
Ed Schmidtke
The Rhyming Farmer and The Pilgrim Father
A verse piece by J Edward Tufft recounts the Pilgrim Father fleeing to Holland then Plymouth Rock. It contrasts Puritan virtue with jazz age looseness and criticizes secular leisure while acknowledging reformist urges amid a moving moral landscape. The poem interweaves historical imagery with postwar social tension and ends with reverence for the Pilgrim sire.
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Plymouth Rock
Britain
Jim
S. A
Sage
Moses
Push Fall Pig3 Now For Profit At Market Time
Ames Iowa Nov 29 The fall pig that loses the least time between birthday and market gains most. Early birth helps but later pigs can still thrive with extra feed and care. Rex Beresford Iowa State College advises shelled corn self feeders start pig before weaning. Milk helps backward pigs but protein mixes can replace milk. Big Ten Mixture self fed with corn strengthens growth. Water and shelter are crucial. Fall pigs 230 pounds at six months can be housed in ordinary pens or movable shelters. Self feeders inside improve intake and gains, but outdoor access on sunny days remains beneficial.
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Rex Beresford
Iowa State College
Iowa
Marsau Family Liquidates Farm at Dysart Sale
Dysart Ia Nov 29 The closing out sale of D William Marsau five miles south of here drew a large crowd. Horses sold to 320 dollars, Holstein cows up to 171 dollars, calves 24 dollars, sows 30 dollars. Corn 68 1 2 cents a bushel, hay 10 50 a ton. Auctioneers Dave Wilson Traer and R L Pippert. sale clerked by Dysart National Bank. Family to move near Waterloo on Hammond avenue road to Harvey Walters farm.
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Dysart
D. William
Marsau
Here
Pullin and Minish Cheviots Ready for International Show
Black Hawk county breeders R. E. Pullin and A. R. Minish prepare Cheviot flocks for the Chicago International Livestock Exposition December 1 to 8. Pullin shows 11 head from near Waterloo with a strong Midwest show record. Minish and brother A. J. exhibit 19 head. Both flocks groomed for a high chance at blue ribbons in Chicago.
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Chicago
Towa
R. E. Pullin
Pullin
Waterloo
Midwest
Des Moines
Pillin
Black Hawk County
A. R. Minish
A. J. Minish
Supreme Court
80 Acre Farm Near Lamont Sold to William Lumbard
Lamont Ia November 29 The 80 acre farm north of town owned by John Cashen was purchased recently by William Lumbard. Cashen will move his family to Independence and take up work as salesman. The price paid for the place was not announced.
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Lamont, Ia
John Cashen
William Lumbard
Cashen
Independence
Bristow Man Sells 50 Tons of Cabbage
Bristow Iowa November 29 E A Patton Son Vivian local truck farmers sold their last ton of cabbage this market Monday. The Pattons grew seven acres yielding over 100000 pounds at 20 dollars per ton. Most sales were to Waterloo market. The seven tons per acre produced about 980 dollars crop with strong demand for cabbage. In addition to cabbage Patton also harvested potatoes onions melons small grains.
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Bristow
E. A
Patton & Son
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Pattons
Waterloo
Patton
Geneseo bus mechanic buys Davis 80 near church
Geneseo Ia November 29 Ray Thomas a Geneseo consolidated school bus mechanic has purchased the Charles Davis 80 near Geneseo church. The price has not been announced.
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Genesseo
Ray Thomas
Geneseo Consolidated School Bus Mechanic
Charles Davis
Geneseo Church
Iowa Leads Nation in Farm Wealth and Industrial Output
Iowa dominates agricultural wealth with top rankings in corn oats poultry eggs hogs and cattle slaughter as well as farm land value and facilities. The state also shows substantial industrial output at about 800 million dollars, with shipments of furniture brick tile gypsum tractors and farm equipment moving toward world markets.
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Iowa
Girls of China embrace Western fashions and jazz dances
Swatow officials fret over girls adopting foreign dress and tastes in cosmetics as modern jazz dancing gains popularity. Authorities worry this westernization includes jet-set perfumes and stockingsless shoes, with bans discussed on foreign jazz records and changes in entertainment from singsong girls to modern dance.
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Kwangtung Province
China
South China Coast
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