Black Hawk County Rural Recreation Debates Debut
The Black Hawk F B Training School continues its rural recreation program with a Saturday session in the YWCA parlors, featuring a forenoon talk by Bruce Crates on drill and meeting conduct, a play demonstration, and a debate planning discussion. The county aims to field a debate team for the state title with a mock debate on automobile liability insurance. Several townships have entered the county play contest with Des Moines bound finals. entries close soon and a semifinal may be held at Cedar Falls College auditorium.
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Pederson Cream Scores High in Ames Test
Cedar Falls reports a 98 score on cream delivered to Benson Co Operative Creamery, the sixth and final cream scoring, with Prof A W Rudnick calling the sample very fine. Several others rated 95 or higher, as dairymen stress air control and can scalding to prevent off flavors.
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Get Up Shredding Bee for Sick Man
May events at Waverly hospital follow a prior appendicitis operation for MecKinley Hicks. Neighbors shredded his corn during illness. he relapsed and returned to the hospital for further care.
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Farmers Seek Waterways Debate Editorial Input
Letter style notice invites readers to send comments to the editor at the Farm Department of the Waterion Evening Courier in Waterloo. Communications are directed through the editor with a provided phone number for contact.
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Waterion Evening’ Courier
Waterloo
Franklin Will Put On Windbreak Work as Bureau Project
A campaign to acquaint farmers with shelter belts will start in Franklin County as a Farm Bureau project. County Agent Hamilton notes belts save feed and fuel costs by protecting stock and homes. Prof. I T Bode will teach best tree stand methods. Fifteen men have aided tree planting, with many more expected, including H I Evans A L Anderson L E Carter G Weber S M Larsen Henry Mendell Morgan township A J Johnson Scott Henry Fralle Marion J C Hansen Marion Geneva schools John McGough Ed McGough Osceola Water Robinson Hamilton G R Richards Wisner Hettler Brothers Grant township.
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Water loo Jersey Shipped to Breeder in Woodbury County
The Waterloo Jersey farm ships a bull calf named Financial Laura's Power to a breeder in Woodbury County. Sired by Financial Power, the calf traces ancestry to Golden Fern's Noble and Financial Fern Noble. Financial Power’s line includes Financial Super Laura and Financial Superior, both blue ribbon winners.
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Washington Farm Bureau Dinner Celebrates Thanksgiving In Janesville
More than 100 people attended the Washington Township Farm Bureau banquet at Odd Fellows hall in Janesville Ia. Talks centered on the word thanks with Mrs Budlong as toastmistress. Speakers included Miss Merle Shover Miss Lulu Moser John Briden J L Uban and Lloyd George. The event featured a two act play The Family Album performed by four Washington township women followed by readings and musical numbers.
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Twenty Two Neighbors Help Finish Up Husking
Twenty two neighbors of Walter Kleinschmidt gathered at the Kleinschmidt farm to stack corn fodder and finish picking the corn while he lay ill with pneumonia. Seven women prepared dinner for the workers at the Ed Schmidtke farm nearby as Walter Kleinschmidt improves.
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Walter Kleinschmidt
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Ed Schmidtke
Aleinsehman
The Rhyming Farmer Joins Puritan Stance
A whimsical meditation on early American Puritan values and cultural clashes. The speaker lampoons jazz, social dress, and stage entertainment while praising restraint and moral steadiness. Historical figures are invoked to contrast old world and new. The piece critiques permissiveness and riffs on national identity.
Push Fall Pigs Now for Profit at Market Time
Ames Iowa November 20 Fall pigs gain most when started early and well fed Rex Beresford livestock extension specialist advises shelled corn in self feeders and a high protein mix to replace milk. Water and dry ventilated shelter are crucial for thrift in 230 pound six month pigs.
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Lvestock
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Marsan Sale Draws Crowd as Farm Assets Go to Waterloo
The closing out sale of D William Marsan five miles south of Dysart drew a large crowd. Horses sold to 320 dollars, Holstein milk cans to 171 dollars, Holstein calves to 24 dollars, and broad sows to 30 dollars. New corn brought 68 1/2 cents a bushel and hay 10.50 a ton. The Marsan family plans to move to Waterloo area, purchasing the Harvey Walters farm on Hammond Avenue.
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Waterloo
Harvey Walters
Hammond Avenue
Pullin and Minish Cheviots Set for International Exposition
Black Hawk county breeders R. B. Pullin and A. R. Minish prepare top Cheviot flocks for the Chicago International Livestock Exposition. Pullin, with 11 head, and Minish with 19 head, have strong show records from Des Moines and county fairs and aim for blue ribbons in the premier event.
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80 Acre Lamont Farm Sells to William Lampard
Lamont Illinois November 39 The 80 acre farm north of town owned by John Cashen was purchased recently by William Lampard. Cashen will move his family to Independence and become a salesman. Price not announced.
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William Lampard
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Patton Family Harvest Yields Over 100 000 Pounds Cabbage
The Pattons reported seven acres producing more than 100000 pounds of cabbage valued at about 20 dollars per ton. Most of the crop was sold at Waterloo market for about 140 dollars per acre, totaling roughly 980 dollars for the field. They also raised potatoes onions melons small grain and corn along with cabbage.
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Monda
Geneseo Bus Mechanic Buys Davis 80 Vehicle
Ray Thomas, Geneseo consolidated school bus mechanic, has purchased the Charles Davis 80 near Geneseo church. The price has not been announced.
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Courier
Genesseo
Ray Thomas
Geneseo Consolidated School
Charles Davis
Geneseo
Iowa’s diverse economy drives vast farm and industrial output
Iowa leads the nation in corn and oats, poultry and eggs, hogs, cattle, and overall farm wealth. The state’s industrial output exceeds 800 million dollars with diverse goods moving to markets worldwide. A billion-dollar road plan and widespread daily newspapers shape a dispersed, thriving market.
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