ARM COMMUNITY WY. SCHOOL FOR OGIRL MEETINGS
Dunkerton Iowa October ten report on a new rural social club formed by 25 local farmers to provide entertainment space. The group raised funds via member shares to purchase a neighboring school building, converting it into a multi use hall with a stage and floor for gatherings. Officers include Tom Guyer president and Oscar Herman treasurer.
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Dunkerton
Ches
Jharvest
Tis
Gours
Consolidated School
O Club
Ofhcers
Tom Guyer
Mgr. Barts
Oscar Herman
Qteensen
Henry Turner
Harry Wee
Frank Leibert
Slirec
Farm ‘Bureau
Rive Farm Bureau
Existance
Grundy
Marshall
Fayette County
Hans
Wool Growers Begin Pooling Their Product Nationwide
Seven wool growers in Burhanan emaly pooled 54 percent of their output to be sold through the national Wool Growers Association. Warner, secretary of the Iowa Wool Growers Association, reports a recent letter to county officials noting that the national body will begin selling soon. The incentives were boosted by statements about rising price ranges, according to the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burhanan Emaly
Warner
Towa
National Organization of Sheep Man
Raising Capons Gains Popularity in Specialized Trade
Farmers turn to caponry as a niche market. M L Bowman has caponized about 60 Rocks and purchased over 104 birds, planning more. Capons weigh one and a half to two and a half pounds, fatten rapidly on milk-based rations, and are increasingly substituted for turkeys at holidays. Caponizing is delicate but learnable. some birds died in early trials.
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M. L. Bowman
Bowman
Howman
Pont
Gowmen
Bowaida
Corn Plots Harvested To Showcase Best Varieties Nearby
Farmers will harvest corn plots across Benton and nearby areas over the next two weeks to compare yields. Dates include Oct 12 on Adam Knupp farm and Oct 18 on Kerman Franzenburg farm with other sites at Inman, Greaser, and Rieke farms. Measurements will cover husking, weight, shelling percentage, and moisture.
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Adam Knupp
Here
Kane Township
Kerman Franzenburg
Keystone
Molen
Chas Inman
Jackson
Lewis Greaser
Rei Ball
Leroy
Farina
Fred Rieke
Blairstown
Knapp
Farm Leaders Speak at Township Picnic in Buchanan County
Township Farm Bureau held a successful picnic at Gano center school. C. W. Hunt, president of Iowa Farm Bureau Federation, and George Slemmons spoke. Hunt urged persistence toward three farm bureau goals: belief, marketing, and transportation. Slemmons highlighted state legislative aid for farmers last year and urged farmers to support their organization.
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Iowle
Township Farm Bureau
Gano Center
C. W. Hunt
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
George Slemmong
Hunt
oSuraau
Uwunt
Buereau
Slemmons
Zemmons
Cattle Barns and Shelters Featured in Iowa Circular
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station circulates a detailed guide on cattle feeding, shelter design, and barn layouts. Authored by W. Foster and R. S. Stephenson of Iowa State College, the bulletin stresses durability, sanitation, safety, and low upkeep. Copies available free from the Ames bulletin editor.
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Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Iowa State College
W. &. Foster
R. S. Stephenson
Peck
Tratt
Brutletin
Ames
Equity Seeks Unity Among Farm Organizations
M V Perry of the Nashua Town State Union of Equity says there is no hostility toward other farm groups and urges cooperation with the American Society of Equity. He notes a belief that farm associations should unite under one banner to better serve farmers, and suggests future joint efforts may develop.
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American Society of Equity
M. V. Perry
Nashua
Town State Union of Equity
Perry
Edison School Garden Winners Dominate Dairy-Cattle Congress
Edison School led the Dairy-Cattle Congress garden exhibit with 275 points, followed by Emerson in second with 7. The event listed numerous winners in canned goods and flower seeds with corrections note by Myre Cadwallader. Several names and placements appear garbled, but the record confirms Edison School as top exhibitor and provides corrected finals for many classes.
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Edison School
Chester Padwal Ader
Arden
Emerson
Craig Ellyson
Myre
Sweeieern
Mac Howard
Virginia Bend
Dexter Clark
William Ashmore
Richard Lighthart
Gladys Christiansen
Hubbard
Alfred Manske
Alberta Dickinson
Burt
Ig Ellyson
Lewis Ferris Firig Wilyson
Paull Slenderson
Dorothy Rorer
Dorothy Bondurant
Fern Weside
Ais
Roy Payne
Frances
Hsiher Reside
Hus
Franklin
Switch
Fern Reside Secon
Paul Henderson
Dryi
Marian Robinson
Helen Barnes Serond
Blanche Robinson
Fisreld Roapre
Raydelle Byvault
Dorothy Laughlin
Charig
Pickten
Fern Res Twaites
Prieta Wrettag
Agina Scribner
mint—Daraihy
Ray Rdurant
Seaus Taoss Neacia
Lh Whi
Dorothy Itcheoak
Fieanos Dimbar
Aiania
Elizabeth Marynthiri
Stelela Colby
Helen Lang
Wood Will Leave Islands About Jan 1
Gen Keonard Wood governor of the Philippines plans retirement to the United States near the first of the year. Tod W Zeigler, associated with the University of Pennsylvania, will assume duties after a visit, as details of succession are outlined.
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Wood
Seattle
Wash
Keonard Wood
Philimaines
University of
United States livestock reporting plan advances
Des Moines reports a new livestock reporting system by the U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Statistics to study seasonal market movements and aid teachers and shippers. Tes sis M. Carl from Iowa State College leads initial sheep feeding surveys with county checks and railroad input. The project aims to forecast seasonal restock flow and reduce price fluctuations.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
United States Bureau of Agricultural Stongomigs
Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Tessis M. Carl
Iowa State College
Bes Moines
Carl
C.F. Sarle
Frank S. Pinnay
Carl Wll
Cari
Measures in gallons per acre in Byron township
Independence October 10 A reader would note the new yardstick for corn yield by gallons per acre proves misleading as sorghum replaces corn. Madnte Soules bought an abandoned sorghum mill and is turning five acres into profit with two sorghum varieties, Amber favored by the Town Agricultural Experiment Station.
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Independence
Byron Township
Madnte Soules
Soules
Ife
Town Agricultural Experiment Station
Catholic Hospital conference draws Iowa doctors
Representatives from about 30 Iowa hospitals attend the annual conference of the Catholic Hospital Association of the United States and Canada at St Francis Hospital. Dr D. Moorhead and Rev P. Mahon headline speakers, detailing standardization efforts with the American College of Surgeons and noting St Francis Hospital as an example.
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Newond
Towa Department
Catholic Hospital Association
United States
Canada
Lowa
St. Francié Hospital
D. Moorhead
Toyota School of Medicine
Chitengo
PL J. Mahan
McManus
Waterloo
Mingegota
Drahan
Moorhead
Mary Cophinas
Mercylos- Mind
Cedar Rapids
Durlage
M. Bereh- Mans
Narshalitown
M. Magdelin
Carroll
Me Raphael
Waverly
Mc Lovehtin
Sioux City
J. Thornton
Br GB. Lyng
W. A. Johnston
Dubuque
W. A. Rohit
Fid
al. Gonzaga
Cornell Thuress
Délverhol
Waterloo Choiristers
Delierten Fray
Mary Cephas
American College of Surgeons
St. Franeis
St. Francis
Knapsted
Usled Ag
Carholic Hospital Association
Monranad
Amatean College of Surgeons
Dodo
Dtehir
Stoax Varvelly
Eunsten
Ubteagu
Signalmen Favor Co operation Over Amalgamation
Cincinnati, Oct 13 The annual convention of the Brotherhood of Railway Signalmen devoted the forenoon to resolutions and ruled that no resolution can be presented without unanimous consent. Delegates voiced little chance of a move toward a single big union though some railway groups favor amalgamation. The sentiment leans to cooperation and association among 14 railroad organizations.
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Cincinnati
Brotherhood of Railway Signalmen
Geil Way
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Resently Haye
William %. Joner
Watsons Widow to Protest Will Over Annuity Claim
Augusta Ga Oct 10 court fight nears over the will of late Senator Thomas KE Watson filed for probate with probate set for Nov 13. The will leaves Mrs Alice Lytle a large farm and 20 a week for life while Watson’s widow plans a protest saying too much was left to Mrs Lytle.
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Augusta
Thomas KE. Watson
Las
Alice Lytle
Watson
Huge Radio Combine to Seize World Air Control
News reports a vast alliance to gain United States oversight of global air communications. Capt. Powhatan Pace of Pan American Wires announced negotiations with the Media Corporation of America and other large firms. The central project hub would be in New York with facilities planned across Asia and the Pacific regions.
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U.S
New York
Sea
Gi America
World Air Communications
Powhatan Pace
Uie Pan-American Wires
Wasetainey
offcJals
New York Chicago Produce Markets Update
Market notes show mixed dairy, meat and grain prices with shifts in New York Chicago and St Louis quotations. Listings include dairy receipts and grain futures with various wheat and corn bids, plus Liberty bond figures and potato price steadiness.
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New York
Chicago
Nay York
Eos Wen
Sinte Dairy
Cir Keyss
yovEgre
Ariner
Cago
Finkter
Reevelpis
St. Louis
Hethec
NEW Orx Grain and Way
Elas
York
Stern
Mlecht
New York Oper
Sein
Harden's Late Matured Steer Top Market Report
Mixed cattle and hog markets show steady to firm demand with top steers around 12.75 and fluctuating loads of natives and feeders. Receipts near 22,000 to 27,000 head across regions show cash bids around 4 to 6 dollars for various classes, with packers active and prices varying by weight and cut.
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Bull Lutehners
sIntx
Gore
Pavckedtig Hows
Smtoeth
Tien Ventory
Montani
Navidia
Stocks Swing in Extreme Ranges Amid Oil and Steel Upsets
New York stocks moved in wide swings on Oct 10 with oil and steel shares driving gains while many majors slipped. Standard Oil of New Jersey climbed toward 250, Pan American Petroleum and Gulf Oil advanced. American Steel and several others dipped, as market sentiment fluctuated on renewed profit taking and speculation of corporate reorganizations.
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New York
Standard Gil
New Jersey
Haif
Mexican Petrolen
Eptab
Ntan Park
Allah Amerimerican
National Biscuit
Travlinas
Tholy Polata
Gulf Straten
Crucilie Steeds
General Kleetrie
Motabis American Steel
Heleleur
Brookyou Reapld
Taterboro
Jersey
Citfornia
Agala
Atlanise Rellnen
SAATH
Ehoeing
Callanoney
Far & Foundry Power
Amertean Gage
Amertean
Keral Motors
Mads Ventral
Marine Pf
Wally-Epringheld
Mexican Pacroleum
Midvale Sheet
New York Central Beeen
BTA Northern Pacito
van Aeron Petroleum Erred
Voereak F Hey
Fite S
Wheat traders fear near term war impact on prices
A distorted AP report from Chicago details traders fearing a near term war risk with Turkey pressures on wheat. Prices fluctuated with mixed gains and declines across futures contracts for December and May, while grain and corn futures showed volatility and some declines amid broader market unease.
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Benton
Buchanan County
WATE
Cedar Falls
Jesse
C.D. Santee
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Reid
Tongih
Tome
Gardeners of Edison School
Congress
Mirdy
Heguectsl
Altera
Teninid
Brittin
Haiti
Copter
PUP
Vranrn
Tate
Omicago
Asia
Ned
Reilow
Lee
Salle
Walle
BoaHlage
Winite
Louis Grain
Loui
Peorka
Kansas City
Anaas
Cueto
Vuzvauxen
Rerety Feciers
Bowie
Minneapolis Grain
Wiheat
Ortner
Omaha
Liberty Bonds
Minnesota
Orrins
Dakota
South Dakota
Ineeried
East ST. Louis
Fouder
Migsour Luiuls
Montly
Kansas City Livestock
Waltort
BO Pak
ST. Paul
South St
Shiv Pie
Siow
Steaudy Tay
Choise
Omaha Livestock
Nab
Parhitur Sorirkes
Bull Packine Waterloo
Son Waterloo
Rath Ducking Co
Wason
SY. Joseph Livestock
St. Joseph
Ness
Neal Ender
Cor
Pirie
Toledo
Ryleda
Mares. & Sic
Pont Cauchy
Stary Provisions
Haney
Durkan Refuasy Co
Debow Weqieraay
Maleh
Suvergently
Enorty Bream Otensy
Turka
Uae Gulf
Marcel
Nat'l Bank
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