Buchanan Women Embrace County Farm Bureau Work
Independence Iowa October meeting unites women from all Buchanan townships to expand farm bureau roles. County Agent Roy Lee says the bureau becomes a family affair inviting women to share in leadership, with Miss Bertha Holder and Helen addresses boosting organization and potential benefits. Officers elected include Ollie King Wilson as county project leader and Mrs J B R Laird as secretary. township leaders named for Madison Buffalo and others.
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Independence
Buchanan County
Soules
Roy Lee
Farm Bureau
Lee
Buchananounty Farm Bureau
Men’s Ark
Bertha M. Holder
Civie
Ames
Lomen
Paul Spragg
Stonebraker
Iowa
Dakotas
Wyoming
Texas
Ollie King Wilson
Fairank
J. BR. Laird
T. Campbell
Perm
Washington
Gee
Hale
W. Watson
Homer Eon
Cone
A. P. Tielevein
Horseflies Named Vector In Rift During 1920 Utah Study
Public Health Service reports that a horsefly species transmits Tularemia from infected jackrabbits to humans and other rabbits. Lice infestations in wild jackrabbits help sustain the disease year to year. death is rare, but illness can disable for weeks. Economic impact hits workers in midsummer and harvest seasons.
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Public Health Service
Utah
Ian
Ite
Iowa Farmers Reopen Old Pork Curing Traditions
Iowa farmers likely to revert to home curing of pork this fall and winter using both traditional and modern smokehouses. The article outlines steps for slaughter, scalding, scraping, splitting, and curing, with detailed equipment lists and a recipe guide from Prof. G. W. McDonald of Iowa State College.
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G. W. McDonald
Agricultural Extension Department
Iowa State College
Iowa Buttermakers Win Highest Honors at National Show
Iowa buttermakers earned top honors at the national dairy show in St. Paul Minnesota with H C Ladage of Strawberry Point and E M Guiney of New Hampton achieving the two highest scores in the buttermakers contest. The Strawberry Point creamery manager posted a sample of whole milk butter achieving a gold and silver medal for the pair while Wisconsin entrants claimed first and second in the cream butter contests. Norman Anderson of Sheridan and Chris Buck of Luck led cottage cheese trials with top scores, and Charles Grameth of Waconia won the meet with 96.5 points in the meet. The brick cheese championship went to R Ruben of Apple River Wisconsin with 95 points, second to Henry Mgil of Delton Wisconsin with 94.5. Public hearings begin today in the National Dairy Show as the dairy marketing committee studies farmer-consumer relations and cooperative ventures, with 615 classes to be judged through the week. The Fairn County Faire features a prize baby and other attractions at Westminster Presbyterian church basement.
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St. Paul
Minn
Irowans
H. C. Ludage
Strawberry Point
E. M. Guiney
Sripoili
Strawberry Point Creamery
Imanager
Norman Anderson
Sheridan
Chris J. Buck
Luck
Charles iGrameth
Waconia
Ruben
Apple River
Henry Mgil Delton
Wis
Iowa
Minnesista
Airymen
Teretafore
iHawkeye
Inter
Pani. Minn
Dairy Marketing Committee
American Farm Bureau Federation
Ned
Minnesota
Otterville Notes Share Family Gatherings and Cemetery Visit
Mrs Lizzie from Otterville hosted last week and John Rae visited. Families from Oneida and nearby towns gathered for a burial at Otterville cemetery. Visitors included Mr Pour and sisters, Mr Homer, Mrs Bright, and others sharing greetings and condolences.
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Lizzie
John Rae
Bimer Bush
Psi
Alten
Saba
Waterton
Brimerher
Marchie Bright
Beekeepers Aim To Host State Convention At Waterloo
The Black Hawk Counter Beekeepers seek to land the Iowa convention for Waterloo in December. A special meeting at the Galloway club will plan the bid and election of officers. Secretary Amos Burhans notes support from central and western towns, with eastern factions favoring Davenport. Approximately 3090 delegates expected, plus a large honey show. The Iowa Beekeepers association has issued ballots between Waterloo and Davenport. The Black Hawk group, newly formed, boasts active members and strong leadership headed by M U M Moore president, M W Crean vice president, Amos Burjhaps secretary.
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Black Hawk Counter Beekeepers’ Association
Waterloo
Galloway Club
Ingn
Davenport
Amos Burhans
United States
Iowa State Beekeepers Association
Altho
Black Hawk Society
Ireal
M. Um.moore
M. W. Crean
Amos Bur Jhaps
Old Dobbin's Cash Value Is Big Asset to Average Farmer
Scarce ready cash pushes central west farmers to sell work horses at 75 to 100 dollars, well below the 150 to 175 dollars their neighbors would demand. Many will replace teams with cheaper horses next spring, needing six horses on implements in 1922 instead of four or five. Prices are expected to rise once the market turns, with breeding directed to efficient stock to meet future demand.
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Central West
Amgotee Brothlers
Cooperstown
N. C
Claveland
Jn Millitar
Salvation Army
Pisirontterloa
Manchester
Isaac FP
Hammond
Chicago
Guy
Hutter
Nation Army
Rescue Army
Galvation Amny
Tor
Farmers Demand Tax Law Revision in Henry County
A mass meeting of farmers in Mount Pleasant on October 12 adopted unanimous resolutions calling for a special legislative session to overhaul tax laws. They urged elimination of tax free securities, a mobile tax on money and credits, and retention of automobile taxes in each county for road funding under local boards. They denounced federal reserve policy and demanded reforms to protect farming interests. Copies were sent to newspapers, the governor, and local congressman.
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Mount Pleasant
Henry County Farmers’ Union
Federal Reserve Financial System
FL W. Walter
New London
A. F B. Church
Tippecanoe Township
Board of Supervisors
D. A. Fenn
Henry County
Iowa
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Patrick Cullinan 99 Buchanan Pioneer Buried
Patrick Cullinan died at his home near Independence on Friday after months of illness. Born in County Clare Ireland on March 15 1823 he was among the first settlers in the area. Surviving children include Mrs J A Mason William O Connor J W G M J P G Ella Sarah and a stepdaughter Mrs John S Burns. Funeral was Monday at St John’s Catholic Church with burial in St John’s Cemetery.
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Independence
Patrick Cullinan
County Clare
Ireland
Martford
Conn
Bridget Glynn
J. A. Mason
William
O'Connor
Fairbank
J. W
Wisconsin
Finchford News Briefs Sketch Local Happenings
In Finchford Iowa a patient was taken to the hospital for surgery with expectations of recovery. Mr and Mrs George Zandy and son Henry visited last week to see their daughter Mrs. Bene. Charles Rich Oscar Davies and Ned Primer traveled to Vinton on Monday. Inez worked at the schoolhouse and the mood note mentions a poem and a local mission.
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Finchford
Waterloo
George Zandy
Henry
Dom Bene
Charles Rich
Oscar Davie
Ned
Vinton
Inez
Sands
Foiisstan
Oman
W. O H. Sterrine
Chariton
Nellie
Waller
Mile Hher
Burroughs
Automobile Burns By Wayside In Grass Fire Crash
A serious fire on a rural road near Vinton causes an automobile to burn after grass flames spread from dry weeds. Occupants escaped with injuries. a resident nearby reported the scene as emergency crews arrived. The incident also touched a public welfare report detailing defective vision in local students and the broader impact on emergency responses.
Grain Exchanges Closed for Columbus Day
All grain exchanges except Minneapolis and Winnipeg closed today on Columbus Day. Financial markets in New York City were suspended. Chicago butter and egg market also closed.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
New York City
Iron and Steel Mills Near Half of Production
Article notes iron and steel mill output nearing 50 percent of total production with other sectors lagging. Mentions September activity, regional plants, and fluctuating demand. references New York and Manchester markets, Salvation Army ties, and a large October court term.
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Iron and Steel Mills
Hogs and Steers Move Prices In Bid Tuesday Market
Prices show hogs 15 to 25 cents under Tuesday levels while steer prices rise about 25 cents. Reports from Associated Press note fair to average quality cattle with opening demand slow but turning higher as yearlings and calves show strength. Packers reflect steady to higher bids with lambs and ewes mixed. some entries like Montana and Starling figures cited among scattered quotes.
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Brno
Ieee
Weetirry Harahs Encky
Montana Starlings
Kansas City Livestock Auction Report Summary
Kansas City market notes a mix of cattle and hogs with steady to firmer tone on feeder steers and vealers, heavy feeders and weights around 240 to 500 pounds. Prices cited include feeder steers around 5.98 to 8.20 per cwt, vealers near 3 to 8, and sows around 6.50. Receipts ~12,000 head. lambs and loads show resilience with early bids higher and ranges indicating stronger demand.
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Bala Tey
UCL
Ethan
Ligelie
Best
Vik Gaines Necania
Tees
East St Louis Livestock Prices Report
Market update from East St Louis on October 12 shows receipts around 12 500. Best cattle and steers sold weak with limited demand while hogs and veal shifted higher. Lambs active with strong demand on top lots and weaker on culls. prices cited for yearlings, matured steers, veal, sows, and ewes.
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East St, Louis
Haute
Omaha Livestock Market Report Oct 12 Hog and Sheep Prices
Omaha Neb Oct 12 hog receipts 000 active large ranges for middle and light butchers around 7.50 to 8.30 with top load bids. Fed steers and yearlings steady to firm. stockers and feeders steady to strong. Sheep receipts 13,000 fully 25 cents higher. western lambs 8.22 to 8.85, top 9.00. best fed lambs to 7.60 for early tops. wethers 5.50, ewes 4.50.
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Omaha
Floyd County Grand Jury Indicts Twelve Individuals
Floyds county grand jury after a week long session returned twelve indictments on Monday. Named defendants include William Mathews Myron Evans Mrs Vera Matteson adult Lauter Eiomerer and Royargo larceny plus others like Schmiger Louis Fletcher Carl Cerevina for maintaining a nuisance and Billy Williams for obtaining money by false pretenses. One other case remains secret as the party is unnamed, with last year’s tally noted in brief.
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Charles City
Get
Floyds County
William
Mathews
Myron Evans
Vera
Matteson
Lauter Eiomerer
Royargo
Sands Schmiger
Louis Fletcher
Carl Cerevina
Billy Wiliams
Geneseo Visitors Share Lake County Trip Details
Geneseo residents Mr and Mrs Rodger Thompson and Mr and Mrs William Thompson visited a brother in Lake County Indiana last week. They traveled by auto with Stouffer and Habel noted among companions. The trip included several stops and family gatherings.
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Rodger Thompson
William Thompson
Hudson
Lake County
Stouffer
Habel
I Geneseo
Merrite
Vanduses
Arnis
Tee
Denver land sale and local notices from Packman area
The notice records a land sale near Packman Jods with John Moe of lawn acting as witness, and Christ Brands of Tor purchasing the farm west of town for 1400 dollars. It mentions related names Burrgarbund Tali and Hairsquid gamige Mereon ya Segert, plus visits by Ernest finenther and others to Wateriog for associated business and employment notes.
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Hyer
John Moe
Lawn
Hermie East
Aeuveres
Christ Brands
Burrgarbund
Mereonya Segert
Diéiani
Smiles and Kinks From Today’s Wires
New York reports Mrs Henry Shultz choking on a pepper box top in soup, removed by surgeon with forceps. Also in New York police seek a parrot from an east side tearoom that clips cigars with its beak.
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United Press
New York
Henry Shultz
East Side
Waterl 00 Markets Frosted entries market notes
Market report from Sioux City covers cattle receipts and pricing for red steers yearlings grass steers fat cows and calves with prices in dollars per hundredweight. Hogs and sheep receipts noted as steady to lower while potatoes and flour prices are listed amid brief itemized market observations and unrelated cultural notes.
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Sioux City Livestock
Sioux
Whletiud
Fay
Creacnery Range Creamery
Plainfield
Mount Vernon
Bard
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