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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1929

Page

15

High cows set butterfat records in Pioneer and Grundy tests

October results from Pioneer Cow Test Association show a purebred Guernsey led with 87.4 pounds butterfat. Holsteins and Guernseys from multiple farms topped various subsets, with notable individual cows producing 78.1 and 77.8 pounds. Grundy Center reports October average fat 23.0 pounds for 587 cows. Hasbrouck Brown Swiss lead at 40.2 pounds. Several herds and cows posted high figures, with eleven cows beefed and asset changes noted.

W. A. Bridge Pioneer Cow Test Association O. L. Hamer Homer Fike J. Wilbur Miller A. L. Blough & Son Lloyd Miller Guernsey UW. L. Blough & Son William Marsau O. L. Homer Johnson Farm C.’ Hatch Johnson‘Farm Olson & Gnagy Grundy Center Grumdy Cow Test Association EB. W. Hasbrouck Baughman and Calderwood H. B. Brown Stubbs & Wheelock Fred K. Breure Halstein Baughmian W. Wilhelm Elmer Rathman Holstein B. Diehl Stubbs-Wheelock

Fresh Air Key to Storing Vegetables Says Iowa Expert

H H Plagge of Iowa Blaza College advises farmers to ventilate storage bins and separate them from furnaces. Ideal temp is about 35 degrees, outdoor caves offer better ventilation, and prompt storage after harvest reduces spoilage.

H. H. Plagge Iowa Blaza College Plagge

Quasqueton Farm Bureau Elects Officers

In Quasqueton Iowa the Alberty township farm bureau Adams was re elected director at the annual meeting held Tuesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Herman Markla Guy Reed was chosen secretary Mrs Elmer Van Tassel named women s project reader and Mrs M E Adams publicity chairman The group also voted to move monthly meetings to the second Monday of each month

Quasqueton M. E Alberty Township Adams Here Guy Reed Elmer van Tassel Women's Project M. E. Adams Herman Markla

Fayette Women in Annual Meet in Fayette Ig

About 70 Farm Bureau women gathered in Fayette Ig for the annual achievement day amid rain slick roads. Mrs Will Lyberger of Osage spoke on the Roosevelt era rural life commission and B W Lodwick highlighted Farm Bureau projects and alfalfa use. W H Turner presided. no awards were given due to a sick agent. the meeting closed the second year of the home management project with plans for a third year home furnishing project.

Fayette Aitha Farm Bureau Will Lybarger Osage Mitchell County Lyberger Rural Life Commission Roosevelt Lybarger United States B. W. Lodwick Fayette County W. H. Turner Payette

Hogs Shipped From Maynard to Chicago Market

Two carloads of hogs were shipped from Maynard Saturday night by the Maynards to the operative shipping association. They were sent to the Chicago market.

Maynard Maynard, In Maynards Tooperative Shipping Association Chicago

Top Boar Sells for $260 at Hazleton

Eighty Spotted Poland China hogs sold for 4860 at Hazleton on Monday led by a top boar at 260. Second high at 170, 35 boars averaged 71.50, 45 gifts 41.50, with buyers from six states shipping stock to Colorado Missouri Kansas Nebraska South Dakota and Iowa. Auctioneers were C W Taylor of Omaha and E J Sweeney of Hazleton.

Canler Sheetal Hazleton Poland Nick Roeder and Son Colorado Missouri Kansas Nebraska South Dakota Iowa C. W. Taylor Omaha Jd. Sweeney

Clothing Care on Women's Schedule

The second farm bureau training school of the year, led by Miss Bernice Breckenridge, covered care of clothing, apron types, brushing, airing and storing garments. Demonstrations included shoe bags, garment bags, laundry bags and traveling bags with patterns, Javelle water for stain removal and woolen garment repair tips.

Courier Special Services Quasqueton Farm Bureau Bernice Breckenridge Ed Tranck

Private Creamery at Dumont Closes Doors

Dumont Ja Oct 31 The Dumont creamery owned by J F VanerMeer closed its doors last week due to lack of patronage. It is suggested the plant be organized as a cooperative. Farmers Grain company and Community Oil company remain active and it is believed a cooperative could run the creamery amid a strong dairy region with outside firms taking large amounts of cream.

Couriey Dumont Dumont Creamery J. F. VanerMeer Farmers Grain Company Community Oil Company

Fall Plowing Favored For Higher Next Season Corn Yields

H D Hughes of the Town agricultural experiment station advises farmers to plow stubble in summer or fall when costs and convenience are best. He notes little consistent yield difference in corn, with advantages in weed and pest destruction and field readiness, though soil type affects timing decisions.

H. D. Hughes Town Agricultural Experiment Station Hughes

Two-Pound Ear Found on Hawkeye Farm

An ear of yellow corn weighing two pounds and 12 inches in circumference was brought to Hawkeye by W. H. Hochberg. The ear was mature and a fine specimen of the 1929 crop, grown on Hochberg's farm.

Hawkeye, Ia W. H. Hochberg

Wapsie Valley Testing Plans Meeting

Independence Iowa hosts a Friday night session of the Wapsie Valley association with three speakers. Glenn Anderson R.F.B. French Frank Hare and R.A. Nelson present the member view. R L Borden county supervisor offers the county official angle on herd testing at the county home. Dr H H McGrady, a local farm owner with testing experience, discusses landlord perspectives. Earl Schultz of the dairy extension service delivers the main talk.

Independence Wapsie Valley Association Glenn Anderson Tester R. FB. French Frank Hare R.A. “Nelson R. L. Borden Herd H. H. McGrady Earl Schultz Dairy Extension Service

Seed Corn Picking Campaign in Floyd County

Floyd County farm bureau announces a countywide seed corn selection drive with community corn shows sponsored by local merchants. Participating towns include Charles City Colwell Marble Rock Rockford Nota Springs Rudd and Floyd with liberal premiums and cash awards for champion samples.

Gourier Charles City Floyd County Farm Bureau Colwell Marble Rock Rockford Nota Springs Rudd Floyd

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