Lenora Kuethe Wins Bremer County Dairy Cup
Lenora Kuethe of near here Wis wins a silver trophy at the Bremer County fair for best care of her dairy calf among 38 clubs. She excelled in keeping stalls clean, being courteous to visitors, and maintaining a neat club uniform. The event drew thousands, with similar top prizes awarded to Milton Elckles and Waldo Albright for Holstein cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eidlter
Wereriy
Lenora Kuethe
Wis
Bremer County Fair
Derry
Lenora
Bor
Milton Elckles
Janesville
Bremer County
Con Test Association
Waldo AL
Bright, Waverly
W.H. Woodring & Sons
Waverly
Waldo
Martin Senweer
Eadion
Erwin Orth
Lorenz Strottman
Readiyon
Ce Snelling
Tripoli
Alfred Gaede
Sumner
Arth
Harrer Hess
Menri Schmuecker
Blairstown
Angus and Hartwell & Lang
Staerville
Keyser & Kinzer
Whitten
F. A
Gorden & Sons
Reinbeck
Jesup
Jersey
J. Allen Wallisge
Smith, Dickman & Schrank
Sir Rie Homestead
Dickman & Schrank
WW. H. Woodring & Son
Waldo Albright
Mae Schrank
Halsteing
Holstein and Jersey prize list for Tripoli fair year entries
A fragmented OCR shows prize allocations for first and second year Holstein and Jersey cattle at a Tripoli fair. Names include Howard Gunesalus, Arnold Fink, Ralph Millus, Lawrences Snelling, Bred Berger, Liurton Gun, Ida Snelling, Arione, Renwict Waren, Stanley Ambrose, Luella Kuedie, Alfred Cravede, Dan Holstein, and Charence Schumsdeke. Prizes are assigned by year, with third-year honors and judge notes scattered throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Gunesalus
Tripoli
Arnold Fink
Ralph Millus
Waveryc
Lawrences Snelling
Bred Berger
Waverly
Liurton Guni
Ida Snelling
Tripolt
Ebrmde
Tripol
Alven Shite Holstein
Ambr
Fred Burger
Halph Mitlus
Pries Etvin
Ttlr
Atution Tor Foomenders
Stanley Ambrose
Holstein Vasford - Ambros
Luella Kuedie
Alfred Cravede
Gren Saviss
Dan Holstein
Chtude
Gord Eleizes
Martin Schweer
Readhynasnyi
Waldo Albricht
Holsteins
Ens Strottnias
Jersey
Fioigtein
Bewin Fall
Throran
Witterly
Charence Schumsdeke
Clarksville
Holstein
Lenors
Kuethe
Hulstein
May Sebrank
Swuner
Mutstein Seims Kueth
Clarénee Christopher
Werney
Girls Clubs Take Prominent Place at Delaware Fair
At the Delaware county fair Agnes Cass and Dorothy Lane of the Sew Just So club Delaware township won first in the rural girls contest followed by Prairie Flowers Eunice Bushnell and Edna Bass with accessories. Faithful Toilers Oneida township placed third with a line of fun dress. The fair drew large crowds with school children exhibits and livestock displays.
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Manchester
Agnes Cass
Dorothy Lane
Delaware Township
Prairie Flowers
Eunice Bushnell
Edna Bass
Oneida
Lucile Tsuge
Viola Hunt
Delaware County
Milo Township
Ceb
Faithful Toilera
Golony
Farm Boreau
Delaware
Mio
Coffin's Grove
Prairie Townships
Colony
Gunninghan
Derry
Serry Spencer
Ames
Join Cunningham
Waterloo
Claire F. Limback
McGregor
Ludvik Petrak
Cedar Rapids
Bissell & Hutchinson
Aftehinson Brothers
Monticello
Guermseys
Charles Reinheimer
H. A. Mabon
Randalia
Ray McMillan
Independence
G. P. Streeter
Cellar Rapids Gazette
Angus
HF. McCalley & Sons
Marion
Iowa Buttermakers Win National Honors in Portland
Iowa butter makers sent a shipment from St Paul Minnesota to Portland Oregon for judging at the National Dairy Exhibition. The entries aim for high honors with a notable display by town butter producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Portland
America
St. Paul
Mink
National Dream
Butesmayers
Uys
Maan Fen
Barberry Estate Notice Sparks Local Resale Inquiry
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a barberry estate fair and a related governance or committee action. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes are recoverable. summary focuses on the vague estate event and associated officials mentioned.
Shorthorn fed by corn tops club sale at high price
Chicago buyers paid $18.25 per hundred for a Shorthorn calf fed on ground corn and molasses. Herbert Jones of Fayette, Iowa, led the top offerings at the Ey auction, with baby beef entries from Franklin County and Randalia, and other Iowa exhibitors selling multiple calves from $12 to $16 per hundred. The sale featured Herefords, Angus, and New Mexico cattle, with an overall average around $15 per hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Jones
Chicago
Fayette
Bos
Elerbert
Heeves
Faycette County
Samuel Eolmes Selis
Samuel Holmes
Randala
Wayette County
Payee County
J. W. Schwieger
Henry Paulus
Franklin County Farm Bureau
Iowa
WH. Hamilton
Franklin County Boys' and Girls’ Beer Club
Ralph Elphie
Ralph Thompson
Clarence Lubkeman
J. S. van Wert
Dent
Hemilton
Kansas City
New Mexico
Guchanan County
Ralph Zimpher
Rowley
Angus Weifers
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Report
Chicago market update lists cash quotations for feed goods including red and yellow corn varieties No 1 bard No 1 third No 2 mixed and other grades with prices around $1.50 to $1.68 per unit and lard trading near $12 per unit. The text records varied quality grades and miscellaneous values for corn and lard items as of September 4.
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REONE
Chicago
Segesecs
Bellis
Robinson Tops Jesup Creamery Score List
Thomas Robinson led 1,505 patrons at Jesup Creamery fifth cream scoring with 8 percent for his herd product. J Leary and E G Bauer tied at 97 percent, while C Curtis, Henry Schrader and Ha Kies scored 96 percent. The article lists many names with scores from 95 to 94 percent and quotes J Rogers on quality boosting money for farmers.
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Jesup
Thomas Robinson
Jesup Creamery Company
J . Leary
E.G. Bauer
C. Curtis
Henry Schrader
Ha Kies
EB. Baliwin
A.C. Holman
Wiliam Ctreus
Mery Lee TulmKehrke
Bert Kaizer
Will Whipple
Kans Jacobsen
McDonald
Brothers
G. R. Kirk
Nick Demuih
John Leppard
M. Williams
E. al Huppert
D. Maner
P.R. Sullivan
Caldwell Joseph Herrick
P.M. Freeman
Urewford & Son
E& Koti
Masters
Len Piut
Carl Tranels Shanka
AL We. Chapman
Peter McGrath
J. M. Koeppel
W- J. Boneias
Roy Bentley
Thi Yripp
L. D. Chester
Eugene Pahnet
J. DB. Alten
Stash Kohl
Walter Brand
Frank Yor
A. R
Working Creamery to Exhibit at Dairy Congress
Visitors at Dairy Cattle Congress in Bore from September 28 to October 4 will have the first chance to drink as much cold milk as they want, produced by the state extension department at Amey. The Working Creamery, an exhibit by the extension department, appears yearly during the show, offering bottled milk and cream from their plant, similar to a version shown at the Biante fair this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Cattle Congress
Bore
State’ Extension Department
Amey
Tnk
Profit-Taking Dampens Swing in Grain Markets
The Associated Press report notes early gains in grain and commodity markets, with cooler forecasts and Western offerings affecting prices. Wheat, corn, oats, and hog futures showed mixed to weak closes, while rainfall and outside market cues contributed to a cautious session across Chicago and New York exchanges.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Wwest. Corp
T&c
Liverpool
Canadian Northwest
Onta
Izmir Ze
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Note
Fragmentary stockyard notes show veal price 40 dollars and various entries. Names and figures are unclear, with references to buyers and sellers, market tents, and unsettled attributions. The readable bits indicate livestock activity but lack coherent details or full names and places.
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Sioux City Livestock Sioux
Entyer
Tom Fusenty
Hogs at Chicago strong amid mixed receipts
Chicago reports a steady to higher hog market with 17 0067 receipts and heavy weights mostly firm. Cattle and sheep show limited activity with few top offerings, Wyoming grassers and fat natives steady to firm. prices hover around 13 dollars for heavy hogs and 14 plus for select cattle and lambs. East St Louis and St Paul markets mirror cautious demand and steady to higher tone.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Wyoming
PAUL
St Paul
Minn
Catttle
Omanx
Xeb
Railroads Drive Stocks Higher on July Income Report
New York stock prices rose at the open as railroad shares led gains after a July net income near 100 million dollars. Seaboard Air Line and Norfolk & Western opened a point up. General Railway Signal fell on weak sale despite a five for one split and extra dividend.
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Associated Press
New York
Railrand
Seaboard Atrine
Norfolk & Western
General Railway
Maodertte
Pricet Motors
Public Utilities
Southwestern Millroads
Sears Hopbuck
Amerts
Fador
Allied Chemnies
Bye Cave Dol American Can
Joan
American Care Fouresee Logy American Locomotive
American Smet & Hef
American Sugar Ooll
American Tel. & Tal
American Tribacco
American Water Works
American Woolen O
Anaconda Copper
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steed
Calitornia Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Sentral Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Mie
Dodge Bros
de Pont de Nemours
Electric
Erie Ist
Famous Players
General Asphalt
General Electric General Mintors
Great Northern Po Gulf Staces Steel
Hudson Motors Mlinois Central
Independent
At Harvester
Ini Mer
Marine, Pra. Tre
Nicket
Tate Ketty-Springfad
Kennecott
Cehish Valley
Louisville & Nashville
Mack Truck - Marland Oil
Wena Ee
Seaboard OM
Mid-Continent Pet
Kan. & Tex
Missouri Pacific
Montgomery- Ward
National Biscuit
National Lead J
N. E
Hartford - Norfolk & Western
Nor
American
Northen Pacific Pacific
Pan. Am
Pet
Pennsylvania
Phila
Rdg
C. EL
Phillipe Pet Sae de Pitre OM Pacisis Einige Radio Corporation
Reading
Rep. K. & Steel
Rbernelds Tool, Reiss Ell
San Fran
Seaboeard Air Line
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Con
Onsouthern Pereifie Southern Rr
Standard Oil
Cat
N. J Stewart Warner
Stidebaker
Texas Co
Texas & Pacific
Tobacco Products Transcent
Oil Union Packie
U.S. Custer
U. S. Rubber
GU. S
Steclh
Wabash Pfd
Willys-Overland
Woolworth Chrysler _ feeees
Bank Clearings in Waterloo Week Ending Sept 3 1925
Waterlo o bank clearings for the week ending Sept 3 1925 were reported by the Waterloo Clearing House association. Daily figures include Saturday 97 606 16 Monday 200 061 84 Tuesday 189 608 45 Wednesday 215 050 05 Thursday 215 396 96. Total clearings for the period 1 009 693 03. Corresponding figures for the prior week and year are listed along with deeds and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Waterloo Bank Clearings
Waterloo Cresting Houlse Association
Winthrop Social News Mentions Various Residents
In Winthrop a. Mr and Mire. a. W Norman and sgn mts the Ret Neyman home They wil take in the Waverly averly Mr. and Mre. Uarry Pbsman are tik. In the state fair as Dis Minox and Mrs. S. T. Spangler and son enjoy a outing at Cleny Lake this wadk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Norman
Produce price rundown at Chicago and New York marts
New York plant news lists butter and cheese prices with receipts and quotes for creamery and eggs, plus poultry and hogs. Chicago market notes receipts for butter, cheese, eggs, and meats, with ranges for hams, turkeys, chickens, and cattle, alongside hog and sheep data and coffee quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Wisconsin
Miss Mae Blokert visiting Jesup relatives
Jesup Sept 3 Miss Mae Blokert of Toledo Ohio is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Blokert and other relatives before spending two weeks at Part Dodge. Local residents Mr Swan Bioline, Harpor Berry and sister Mrs Otto King of Montana are visiting the daughter and niece Mrs G Copentinger. Donald Jensen assistant cashier at Farmers State Bank and Lana Jensen at Roberts Son meat market left for their vacation at Racine Wisconsin. Wilson Bros farmers in Westbury township sold one of their two large orchards for 3250.00 with apples to be shipped to Minnesota markets. A birth was announced for Dorotha Jean to Mr and Mrs Steware Hil Harold SD. Jesup consolidated school opened with 232 pupils. high school enrollment higher than ever, needing extra seats.
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Jesup
Mae Blokert
Toledy
Sud Mes
Blokert
Floyd Caldwell
Dodge
Swan Bioline
Harpor
Berry
Otto King
Montans
Donald Jensen
Farmers State Bank
Lana Jensen
Roberts & Son
Racine
Wis
Wilson Bros
Westbury Township
Independence
Minnesota
Dorotha Jean
Teware Hil
Harold
Jesup Consolidated School
Hgh
Werore
Co. B. Driver
Xu Baster
Presbyterian Church
Society
E. P. Searls
Des Moines
Julian Cappel
Jean Cappel
Sover Weeks
Glen Ferguson
Jesuit
Church Pridey
Ida J. Fox
Brillhart
Freeport
G. B. Fox
For
H. Sherman
Joseph Lambert
Tsy
Aplingtown Notes: Moves and Marriages in Local Chapter
Sept 3 notes: Mrs Hin Aulsing and daughter Georgy Kramer move to Parkersburg in Okke van Haven residence. Rosa grading crew begins work north of town. Wesley returns from Pittsburgh as Baptist Youth union delegate. Ray Stockdale and Nancy Schoeneman wed last Saturday at Little Brown church, trip to Black Hills and Yellowstone. they’ll farm south of town. New creamery near opening in 7 10 days. Miss Rena Tildens to Gowrie to teach. Chartres Willake and family return from week auto trip to tunnels and points.
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Ray Stockdale
Nancy Schoeneman
Xsashur
Little Brown Church
Black Fils
Yellowstone Park
Stockdals Farm
Rena Tiledens
Gowrie
Chartres Willake
Familly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bremer CO
Dairy Club
Floyd Johnston
Iowa State Datts Association
Mr. McKinley
St. Ansgar
Chester White
Ruth Micheal
Edmund Kohegen
Willard Kohagen
Robert Patterson
Poland
Edmund Thurm
Denver
H. Canner
Thurm
F. Wr. Schoot
Fairbank
Wattes
FLJ
Madara
Traer
Woibert Har
Greeley
James Browm
Oma
Sarretch
Sint
Delaware Fair
John Cunningham
Fayette County
Buchanan
Board of Trade
Robinson
Jesup Creamery
Dairy Congress
Kember
Ransab City Grarix
Peoria Geain
Ichieher
Toledo
Timothys
Maren
ST. Eocis
Jomis
Seni
Abes Sa
Bowhite
Ned Chin
Penn
Fapalind
Pitatyea
Ohlins
St . New York
Igen
Dee. Tody & LL
Geass
Aiden
Lamson Bros. & Co
Marsh-Place
Moray
Wright
Stock Exchange
Efoneign Exchan
Great
Britain
Franca
eRuc
Belgium
Germany
Denmark
Switzerland
Austria
Katio
Troumantal Agh
Arrentin
Ie Bio
Brazil
Tokio
Shanghai
Soyez Montreal
Eign Ex
U. S
Liberty
Igze
Sadanas
York
Minnskavolis Flom I
Minneapolis
Pricea
Waierloo Mils Co
Sinnard
Fraterloo Coop
Swi Springs
Brackles Springs
Bbc Flens
Cohn Bros
Omaha Livestock
ST. Joseph Livestock
Jozopa
Meherton
Rio
Santos
Dumont Dumont
Sapt
Henry Krieger
Geneva
Arrazetn
Jett
Mason City
Tirieger
Krieger
Dumont
E. O. Slaid
W. Harre
South Dakota
Tampa
Fla
Vera Dennis
Wuam Mutchison
Jon Hutchison
Wash
United State
Harret Churchill, Allen
Kate Crooks
Malissa. McMurtry
McMurtry
Redfield
S. D
Mary Handers
Edith Meehan
Hazsell
Philip Pfaltzgraff
Earl D. Alexander
Center Junction
Martyn Bacrn
Dorothy Runkle
Voledo
Ruth Hosde
Cesar Falls
Mel
Eva Roberts
Bur- Yowr
Marie O'Nei. Klemma
Mituth Mites
Meridan
Paul Ford
Lida Stock
Lena Shreve
Margaret Hall
Eva Balsley
Hampton
Margarite Harriso
Ahrens
Nécesel
Leslie Prattigrat
Carl Boeckemeiier
No Pratttgrate
Ford
Aplington
McCormick-Deering
Watters & Brown
Rycamore, Whong
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