New Hudson Creamery Dedication Draws 4000 Plus
More than 4,000 people attended the formal dedication of the Hudson Co operative Dairy creamery in Hudson Indiana on Saturday. Patrons from Beaman and nearby towns toured the plant as Myron Minish won first in cattle judging receiving a five dollar prize. A total of twenty five dollars was awarded in contests with several Hudson residents among the winners. The afternoon program included speeches, a community picnic, and a demonstration of the town fire truck while notes on cream quality and marketing were offered by industry leaders.
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Hudson
Huson Co-operative Dairy
Ww. Detrayer
Beaman
Con- Tact
Gladtrook
Myron Minish
Dairy Association
Creamery Association
Donald Hamer
Waterloo
Richard Pearson
Burton Wilson
Melvin Simonsen
Berlyn Hamer
James Loonan
Edgar Wassam
Pan Loonan
Threa
Folmer Hansen
Bert Strayer
A. J. Minish
William Simonsen
Thomas Hansen and Son
Altho Tha . Hudson Creamery
Middle West
Henry LaFrenz
J. J. Brunner
Jefferson
Tha ‘Atlantic É Pacific
Brunner
Hudson Creamery
Iowa
Chicago
William McFarland
United States
Consumpton
A. L. Landis
Grading Eggs Shifts Prices for New York Market
North Tama Egg association members report graded eggs bring 2c to 5c more per dozen than ungraded, with New York buyers paying premiums. Costs include grading, cases, drayage, depots, and freight, averaging about 30c net per dozen across grades. Strong demand for graded eggs boosts profits, though recent culling reduce output.
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New York
North Tama Egg Association
New ‘York
Chicago
Tracr
Hennery Brown
New-York
Co-Operative Egg Shippers
Franka Niemier
Frank’ Stark
Uving
Weather and farming update from Manchester Ta area
The coming week will see several silo firing machines in operation and an abundance of silage. Rain is badly needed for pastures, seedings, and early planted fields, with some corn damaged on light sandy soils while much of the crop is maturing rapidly. Late planted corn would have benefited from rain, and fall plowing remains hard due to heat and dry ground.
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Courier Special Services
Manchester
Three County Fairs Due to Open in Early September
Tama Grundy and Butler counties launch county fair season starting tomorrow with heavy entry lists. Tama features include county queen crowning for 4-H girl Mary Frances Starr, harmonica band, and diverse livestock shows. Butler marks its 73rd fair with dairy calf exhibits while Grundy Center adds improvements and open livestock classes draw strong herd entries.
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Tama
Grundy
Butler
Buchanan
Mary Frances Starr
Geneseo
Jean Dinsdale
Traer
Tama County Farm Girls
James Hartley
Chicago
Toledo
Tama County
Butler County
Willoughby
Grundy County
Dairy Club
Grundy Club
Des Moines
Toe Grundy Center
Good Marks in Pioneer Test Ring by Walters Herd
In August the Pioneer Cow Test Association reports strong fat yields despite heat. G. P. Walters Holstein herd averaged 49.2 pounds of fat across top cows, milking three times daily with no dry cows, contending for first in the state. Hamer and Marsan herds also posted high figures and other members contributed notable grades and totals as 60 plus cows were tested.
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Fioneer
William Marsan
Guernsey
Hamer
Walters
Mersan
M. ‘T. Anderson
Wilbur Miller
Gerhard Mayer
Southern Iowa Begins to Profit Thru Co op Plan
Des Moines reports show rising agricultural income in southern Iowa due to cooperative creameries. Field teams aid organization in towns like Blockton Lamont Farmington Avoca New London Wellman Keosauqua, with Keosauqua shipping nearly a carload of butter every five days and Farmington expanding to handle Van Buren county milk. The drive, aided by testing associations, aims to make dairy farming more profitable for area farmers.
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Iowa
Des Moines
State Department of Agriculture
B. OG
Brownlea
Blockton
Missouri Line
Lamont
Farmington
Co-Operative
van Buren
Mon Bremer
Altho
Southern
Lowa
Ames Extension
State Department
Making Friends These railway discussions improve Illinois Central relations
Monthly discussions of railway topics form part of the Illinois Central System program to win public friendship. The aims include proving food service viability for strong railroads, demystifying railroading to reduce suspicion, promoting cooperation with patrons and government, fostering appreciation for sound economic policies, boosting morale and efficiency among staff, and competing with other railroads and transportation.
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Illinois Central System
Ilinois Central System
Public sale season opens in Lawn City this Friday
Cedar Falls reports the sale season in Lawn City is set to begin on Friday, Sept. 27, with a Courier Special Service note. The notice highlights the upcoming public auctions and signals the start of local sale activity for the autumn period.
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Lawn City
Cedar Falls
Irving Belifferlein to Move to Cedar Falls After Farm Tenancy
Irving Belifferlein will vacate Hawk township and become a Cedar Falls resident after purchasing property at 1115 Bluir Street. The vacated farm will be tenanted next year by Roy Macon, who is currently on the Henry Morgan Yarm property west of Cedar Falls.
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Irving
Belifferlein
Hawk Township
Cedar Falls
Bluir Street
Roy
Macon
Top Price for Delaware Beef Reaches Sixteen Fifty
Courier Special Story: In Manchester Ta on Sept 2 the top calf at the baby beef show brought 16 dollars and 50 cents per hundredweight, higher than the average of 14 dollars and 83 cents. Local exhibitors showcased prime carcasses amid market interest.
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Delaware
Courier
Sorytea
Manchester
Delas
Dunn wins cattle class at fair with 960 lb Shorthorn calf
Dunn placed first in a Shorthorn class of 19 and second in the baby beef event with a calf weighing 960 pounds. Thirty six beeves sold at an average of 14.83 per hundredweight, average weight 841 pounds, lightest 738 and heaviest 1,073. The lots included 19 Shorthorns, 10 Herefords and 20 Angus from the fair owned by Wiling Dean of Manchester.
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Ware
Wiling ‘Dean
Manchester
Dunn
Gets $500 for killing at filling station
St Louis police report Albert Godwin a 22 year old filling station attendant who shot and killed two men attempting to rob his station will receive a $400 reward for his deed. The incident occurred in St Louis Missouri on September 8.
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St. Louis
Albert Godwin
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