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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1929

Page

15

Control Your Market or Quit Farming Says Schilling

Cedar Falls audience hears W F Schilling urge farmers to unite nationwide and form interstate marketing cooperatives under the Farm Board. He argues co operation beats small state groups and cites lessons from Florida citrus marketing and Land o Lakes efforts.

Schilling Cedar Falls W. F. Sehuline Northfield Minn Commercial Club Federal Farm Board Land o'Lakes Minnesota Wisconsin Florida Farm Board Stolind Behilling Twin City Milk Producers Organization A. G. Fuller

Views of the People Bouquets for Mr. Schilling

Letter from Tao the Farm Editor critiques W F P Schilling’s farm relief plan. It argues no cooperative, corporation, or loan is needed and praises simple, God-provided methods. The writer contends the farm board lacks energy and favors a balanced, universally prosperous solution. L BE EICKELBERG.

Schilling Waterloo Tao W. FP. Schilling Tamu Farm Board

Nashua High School Beats Rockford 25 to 0 at Home

Nashua I5 visitor Samuel Nashua High School defeated Rockford 25 to 0 on Friday. Nashua scored all passes completed in the game, dominating on offense and defense throughout the contest.

Nashua Rockford

Federal safety drive on mislabeled feeds in interstate trade

The U S department of agriculture reports seizures and actions against feeds sold across state lines that were misbranded or deficient in protein. Peanut meal and cottonseed meal classifications drew enforcement, with 472 400 pounds seized and criminal action in one case. Missouri firms mislabeling chest shorts as crays also faced a campaign and embargoes.

Food, Drug, and Insecticide Administration U. S. Department of Agriculture Fts Department of Agriculture Missouri

Iowa Group Four Place At National Dairy Show

The National Dairy Show in St Louis concluded with 44,000 in attendance, bringing total attendance to 201,000 over four days. Wisconsin led Holstein class with Missouri second. Jersey class saw Texas first, California second, Tennessee third, Ontario fourth. Chief of Longview stallion won fine harness blue ribbon. Albia, Iowa resident Mrs. W P Roth paid 25,000 for the winner. Awards also included a grand championship to Mrs. Charlie Gutch of Albia for a top bunk Plymouth Rock variety.

St. Louis Hil National Bally Association Tthe Association Town Group Holskins Jerseys Wisconsin Missouri Fitnois Town Texas California Tennessee Ontario Chief of Longview Little Brown Jug W. P. Roth San Francisco Chief S. S. Lord Fort Worth Tex Longview Farm Kansas City Lonnie Hayden Charlie Gutch Albia

Ames Dairy Team Tenth at St Louis Dairy Expo

Ames Iowa State College dairy judging team placed tenth at the National Dairy Exposition in St Louis, amid 15 other teams. Iowa State won first in ice cream judging and second in cheese. first place went to Ohio State, with Purdue second. Team members included W S Edwards, MM Escher, CG Kirch, and W M Tweeten, plus cattle judging members Edward B Snydergaard, William Bowie, and Carroll Plager.

Ames Tawa State College Oh!o State Purdue Iowa State W. 5. Edwards Kansas Cty MM. I. Escher Prescott Ariz CG. C. Kirchof Wautwatose Wis W. M. Tweeten Forest City Edward B. Syndergaard Cedar Falls William Bowie Fort Morgan Colo Carroll Plager Grundy Center

Women cut twenty four patterns at Buchanan meeting

At Otterville in Buchanan the Farm Bureau held a lesson for the third year clothing project. Mrs. Frank Bantz hosted as women from district 4 attended with Mrs. Will Gissel and Mrs. Frank Bantz giving the instruction. Twenty four patterns were cut during the afternoon. The next home project meet is set for Mrs. C. L. Budzine's home on October 30.

Courier Special Service Otterville Farm Bureau Frank Bantz District 4 Will Gissel Prank Bantz C. L. Budzine

Lan Alfalfa Days On Chickasaw Farms

New Hampton Iowa Oct 19 The time legume and alfalfa demonstration to have been staged at Nashua and Fredericksburg last week will be arranged in the same communities Oct 28 and 29 with Charles R Hutcheson of Waterloo in charge The date was changed because conditions of the fields would not permit the working of the ground to show the best methods in preparing for alfalfa Different implement company representatives will be present to show the possibilities of their machinery.

New Hampton Nashua Fredericksburg Charles R. Hutcheson Waterloo

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