Thousand Voices in Patriotic Air At Cattle Congress Grounds
A homecoming program at the Cattle Congress grounds drew nearly 4,000 in a tent for a 1,000-voice chorus and tableaux themed patriotic airs. Prof. C A Fullerton directed the chorus with help from Paul Davis, Mrs. J E O Keefe oversaw tableaux, and Miss Columbia led the Blessing tableau. Wardrobe and military scenes featured veterans, Scouts, and Red Cross workers in a finale of The Star Spangled Banner.
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Cattle Congress Grounds
C. A. Fullerton
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
la Porte City
Hudson
Jesup
Paul Davis
J. E. O'Keefe
Drama League
C. J. Moore
Columbia
W. H. Hanna
Alfred Mullan
Prof. Fullerton
Wight
Johnny
America
Belle Hanna
Brethread Church
William Refsnider
Boy Scouts
Red Cross
Mississippi Man Delighted by Dairy Cattle Congress
Jackson resident L. Castleman traveled to Waterloo to attend the Dairy Cattle Congress and praised the event as world class. He noted the show’s magnitude, excellent cattle quality, and advised dairy enthusiasts to attend. He observed rapid progress in southern dairying.
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L. Castleman
Jackson
Miss
Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Mr. Castleman
Tam
They Are Sweet Singers and Beef Growers Unite
Stockmen and farmers learn it pays to do business on a big scale as the scrub cow fades away. Mr Castleman promises to remain a booster for the congress and plans to bring a delegation of neighbors next year.
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Castleman
Congress
How War Affects the Dairy Herds Report at Waterloo Show
The dairy cattle congress at Waterloo, hampered by railroad car shortages and a draft taking hundreds of cattlemen, still saw the largest exhibit in its history. Officials say a record could have been set, but many herds could not attend due to lack of transport and trained caretakers. Trainers and herdsmen received praise for their role in the remarkable ring showing.
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Congress
United States
Waterloo
Florida Editor Here for Ideas on Dairy State Growth
Will M. Traer, editor of the Florida Farmer and Stockman in Jacksonville, visited the cattle show this week. He compared Waterloo’s growth to Iowa and spoke of Florida’s push to become an agricultural and dairy center with one million acres of corn under cultivation and strong yields. He noted Armour and Co. packing plants in Jacksonville and the city’s wartime harbor activity including 26 wooden ships and three steel ships, plus a state troops mobilization hub.
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Will M. Traer
Florida Farmer and ‘Stockman
Jacksonville
Fraer
Florida
Armour & Co
Traer
Ife
Holsteins Shine in Milk and Butterfat Records
Troland Clonre of the Holstein-Priesian association speaks at the Dairy Cattle Congress in Washington about Holsteins as the most profitable cows. New records show Holsteins lead seven day and 30 day tests in butterfat and milk, with the world's top butterfat single cow. Holsteins dominate 18 top seven day records and top ten yearly tallies, surpassing Jerseys Guernseys Ayrshires in fat production.
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Troland Clonre
Holstein-Priesian Association of America
Dairy Cattle Congress
Washington, D. C
Herald Busfore
Uplstein-Vriesian Association
Cleare
Chitm
Enw
Leif Payne Johanna
Jerseys
Guernseys
Sutter
Ayrshires
Guernseya
Ayrsehires
Holstein Sale Attracts Buyers At Dairy Congress
The annual Holstein sale connected with the Dairy Cattle Congress will draw breeders from across the country. Over 80 purebred animals will be offered, with some in the prize ring this week. All entries have been tuberculin tested by Dr. O. P. Thompson. Sale begins promptly at 9:00 a.m. Col umbus Ohio producer Gol D. L. Perry and J. K. E. Mack of Morton Atkin oversee the event.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
O. P. Thompson
D. L. Perry
Columbus
J. KE. Mack
Mort At
Holstein Breeders Banquet At Galloway Club Tonight
Son of Wis and Klerk will be auctioneers at a banquet honoring Holstein breeders attending the congress. The event is under the auspices of the Town Holstein Breeders' association and extends cordial welcome to visiting breeders.
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Wis
Klerk
Galloway Club
Holstein Breeders’ Association
Every Inch of Display Space Occupied at Dairy Cattle Congress
For the first time, all exhibit space is sold out at the Dairy Cattle Congress and Pure Food show. Exhibitors from long distances could not secure space, with late applications. Some arranged tents outside the exhibition hall as demand outpaced supply. Fred Fenton, in charge of the exhibit, noted even more space could have been used.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Fred Fenton
Dairy Cattle Congress Promises Expansion Next Year
Secretary and manager B. Hatel announced the Dairy Cattle Congress is recognized as the leading event of its kind worldwide. He said it is reasonable to expect enlargement of the exhibition hall next year due to many space requests that could not be filled.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Hatel
How Fat Actress Was Made Slim
A public notice claims Marmola Prescription Tablets help reduce fat with claims of two to four pounds weekly. The actress testimonial says repeated use keeps weight in check. Available at druggists for 75 cents a large case or direct from Marmola Co. Detroit Michigan.
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Marmola Co
Woodward Ave
Detroit
Mich
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