Grady Center Fair Draws 4500 in Attendance on Thursday
Grundy Center fair drew 4500 attendees on Thursday with 2000 the previous day as farm bureau programming and a robust livestock show captivated visitors. Ray Gyribben led the farm bureau speaker lineup while Ed Weyrauch and Iowa Fails judged displays of Shorthorns Herefords and Poland China hogs.
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Grundy Center
Auenance
Grundy County Fair
Farm Bureau
Ray Gyribben
Parm Bureau Federation
Des Moines
Offeri Ag
Ed Weyrauch
Iowa
Helen Hulburt
Conrad
Poland
George
Floyd Coulter
Ehirc Yrize
John Stubbs
Roy Hemmingsen
Pike
Orville Backens
Reinbeck
Hampshire
Hebert Huisman
Wellsburg
Carlyle Backens
J. L. Reece
New Providence
Winfield Rosenberger
Whitten
Ed Syndergaard
Cedar Falls
Alfred Storjohan
Geaman
Dicke Iheken
Halland
Wilburpee
Grandy Center
Dorethy Miller
Francis Bristley
Eumeng Lister
Clarence Beaklery
Axel
Anderson
Dike
Mereford
Hans Anderson
Roland Coulter
Conrail
Kneve
Rush Messer
Kenneth Messer
Kenneth
Igo
Carrot Plager
Russell Messer
Angus
Wilbur
Russell Plager
Palermo Club
Fred E. Ferguson
Waterton
Palermo Township
Ruth Messer
Luis Plager
Fairfield-Beaver
Ivewlres
Leona Dorny
Ruth Wilson
Stout
Washington
Fairfield Township
Ron
M.A. Hauser
Palermo
Pairfield Township
Area plan to check bovine T B in Iowa counties
Des Moines Sept 4 Six Iowa counties enrolled today for the fall work of eradication of bovine tuberculosis under the county area plan Secretary of Agriculture Thornburg announced The counties are Lee Story Pocahontas Mitchell Shelby and Benton Last year 25 counties enrolled and it is expected another 25 will enroll this fall for the eradication program
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Des Moines
Iowa
Thornburg
Lee
Story
Pocahontas
Mitchell
Shelby
Benton
Rains Boost Dairying In Iowa as Oat Crop Struggles
West Union Iowa shows rising butter output due to rainy season and lush grass boosting milk flow. Creamery records 40 percent more butter in July and farmers expand dairy operations, while oats suffer from excess rain though corn growth slows slightly. Large dairy payments accompany strong milk production as a local creamery posts its busiest month.
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West Union Creamery
Iowa
Allison
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Wendt
Fayette Girls Win State Canning Championship Again
Bernice Fay and Zelma Kunkle head Fayette county’s winning girls canning demonstration team, champion at the state fair and town, earning representation for Iowa at the international Livestock Show in Chicago this December. It marks a second consecutive state victory for Fayette’s girls.
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Fayette
Bernice Fay
Zelma Kunkle
Fayette County
Lowa
Chicago
Nes
W. H L Latch
Jefferson Township
Cliuir
Nes Moines
Harlan Township
West Anion
Mildred Cummnisigs
Flarriot Lehmitt
Gladys Stewart
Vayette Piesta
Fayette County I
Scott Township
Windsor Toowashin
Jand Smithfield
Putnia Township
Benton County Boys Feed Steers for Chicago Show
Six Benton county youths sold baby beef calves at Des Moines after showing at the fair. Names include Max Rieke, Edwin Manson, Willie Manson, Robert Rieke, Clifford Schild, and Claude Franzenburg, with bids from 10.75 to 12 per hundred. Calves ship back to Vinton for feeding before the Chicago International Livestock Show auction in Chicago.
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Vinton
Benton County
Des Moines
Max Rieke
Bilairstown
Bigher
Ford
Twent
Edwin Manson
Keystone
Iis
Willie
Robert Rieke
Bhurstown
George V Franzenburg
Aberdeen Angus
Clifford Schild
Belle Phtine
Chicago
Mark Kinsel
Ivan Anderson
Marvin Selk
Harrison
Charles Rahn
la Porte City
Howard Fragzenburg
Lyle Bruch
Blairstown
Keith Tow
Norway
Kenneth Christianson
Buchanan fair balance in account weather hurts show
Independence Sept 5 At a meeting of the board of directors of the fair association at the Commercial club rooms secretary A F Brooks reported prelim inary financials Some business matters were taken up and others finished The financial condition shows it will settle land bills and have the money left The total receipts were 5508 08 expenditures 7458 28 There is still 609 to be collected and state aid of 2000 Inclement weather and busy farmers threshing grain blamed for poor showing
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Independence, Ll
Board of
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Fair Association
Commercial Club
A. FL. Brooks
Fayette Herd Wins 335 At Iowa Fair
Farette County Holstein Breeders association herd won 335.75 in premiums at the Iowa State fair last week. Farette is the only county fair in the state with 3 herd entries. This is the breeders first attempt to assemble a herd from various farms and now the animals move to the Nebraska State fair in Lincoln.
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Farette
Seed Corn Warnings From County Agent On Frost Risks
County agent AWA Schieger warns seed corn seed selection is vital as frost risk rises. He urges picking and drying seed early, storing in dry airy locations, to avoid poor germination. Weather expectations suggest possible frost by mid to late September. some farmers may still harvest sound seed if precautions are taken.
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Poltowing
AWA
Schieger
Lima
Lasson
Black Hawk County
Radio Programs Schedule for Saturday September 6
Radio Digest lists a dense Saturday lineup across many stations. Chicago’s WMAQ presents night programs and concerts, KYW features a concert segment and Youth's Compositions, WLS lists Isham Jones and barn dance, Detroit’s WOC offers religious and talk, and WACs in Davenport plus Ottawa teams air orchestras, speeches, and musical recitals. The schedule spans dance, lecture, vocal and instrumental performances, and educational talks across major markets.
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Tama County Farm Hand Passes Forty Years of Service
Traer Iowa notes honor long service of John McClain in the Safely family employ near Traer. McClain has worked for over four decades, reflecting steadfast faithfulness in this portion of Tama County society.
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Tama County
Hand
Traer
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J. G
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Safely
Iowa predicts smaller hog crop in 1926 and bigger corn crop
Des Moines reports from the Iowa branch of the federal agricultural economics bureau indicate 1926 spring pig numbers will shrink versus this year while the state sees a 74 percent rise in cows two years old and over on farms through June 1, 1924. The notes warn against expanding dairy production in towns and call attention to a 7.9 percent drop in U.S. wheat acreage.
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Des Moines
Lowa
Federal Bureau of Agericultural Economics
Iowa
Tor
United States
Butler County Fair Attendance Sets Record at Allison's Fair
Thousands packed the Butler county fair grounds in Allison Iowa on Thursday for a record crowd at the Butler county fair. Gate receipts lagged behind, with Monday and Tuesday drawing comparatively small attendance. The fair typically sees a larger turnstile on a different day.
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Butler CO
Local Social Notes From Tama County And Des Moines Area
Tim Fintion trained and took duties in Reinbeck while George Farlow visited Des Moines over the weekend. Residents attended an Indian pewwow in Tama County. Frank Kieckner stepped on a nail. Mrs C W Smith and others traveled, Mrs Harvey Shimp helped in the home, and Miss Martha Wetzlitch assisted there. Edie Ward and the Jonsons visited in Bart Lester’s home. housing changes moved I H Halverson and Hoskine moved into the Wilson house in Washburn.
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Timothy
Fintion
Reinbeck
George Farlow
Des Moines
Pewwow
Tama County
Frank Kieckner
W. Smith
C.K Lamb
Bieckner
Edie Ward
Fairbank
W. H. Jonson
Fred Adams
Bart Lester
I. H. Halverson
A. Wilson
1. PF. Magee
Bred Ortman
Oscar Hoskine
Wilson
Pattern orders from Waterloo Evening Courier
An advertisement instructs readers how to obtain up to date patterns from the Waterloo Evening Courier fashion department. Send 15 cents per pattern with order, patterns allow for seams, and delivery is promised within ten days after mailing.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Comfortable Seersucker Dress Pattern From 1920s Book
Striped seersucker dress pattern offers white linen trim and versatile fabric compatibility. Skirt width at foot 1% yard, short sleeve comfortable with optional buttoned wrist closures. Cut in seven sizes AG to 48 inches bust. 48-inch size needs 41/4 yards of 35-inch material. Pattern mailed with 15 cents for the Up-To-Date Fall and Winter 1924-1928 Book of Fashions.
Wheat Prices Fall After Early Upswing In New York
Wheat prices slipped after an initial rise driven by higher Liverpool quotes and reports of continued drought in Argentina. Sharp long selling pressured the market across grain futures, with December and September near $1.28 and $1.22 respectively. Corn and oats showed mixed moves with oats holding near the initial level while provisions remained weak.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Liverpool
Baylig
Eo Saln
KEW York Grain and Fay
Newark
New York
Atuc
Varley
Hog and Cattle Market Report From Chicago Trade
Receipts total near 20 000 hogs with mixed prices and 6 000 cattle. hogs mostly steady to up 15 cents from Thursday with best 188 to 350 pounds averaging around 98.50 to 140, while slaughter sows and heavy weights show strength. Cattle receipts show fat steers and yearlings active and steady to up slightly, with top steers around 11.15 and various classes steady. sheep receipts about 19 000 with early fat lambs up to 25 cents.
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Associated Press
Chicago
South St. Paul
Minnsept
Nermelthy
Omaha Livestock Market Report Summary
Omaha livestock receipts show cattle at 2100 head with best steers and yearlings steady to higher, vealers and bulls active, western and native cows and feeders present. Sheep run 16000 with killing classes up 24c, fat lambs bringing around 13.80, range lambs 13.00 to 13.50, feeder and feeding classes steady to higher, prices incl 12.50 to 12.55 for feeding lambs.
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Omana
Xem
Jerades
Kansas City Livestock Market Receipts and Varsity Prices
Kansas City livestock market reports show receipts around 3,000 head calves and 6,900 cows and heifers, with steers and yearlings in demand and prices up to 19.00 for top vealers. Sioux City figures list cattle and hog values, with active demand for fat steers, yearlings, and sows, while lamb and ewe values rise slightly on odd lots and feeding categories.
Irregular Opening as Stocks Edge Lower on Trend
New York September 3 Associated Press reports selling orders predominated at the opening pushing prices irregularly lower. Recessions were small. Independent strength soon appeared with General Electric and Northern Pacific advancing a point each and Studebaker moving up.
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New York
Isues
General Electric
Northern Pacific
Studebaker
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts New York Sept 5
Market notes from Chicago and New York show butter creamery extras at 33 34c, firsts 34 38c, eggs bids steady with nearby white 53 56c and brown 45 48c, cheese mixed with Wis consin and Young Americas at 20c, poultry values steady and hogs stable. Financial wires report Nickel Plate at 120 4, General Electric up 2 3, and Lackawanna hitting a record high before noon with a broad rally across rails and refiners.
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General Electric
American
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American Can
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American Sugar, Refining
American Woolen
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Anaconda Gonpar
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California Petroleum
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RhesaTellie & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
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Mil
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Chile
Colorado Fuel & Iron
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New Colden Gil
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Cuba
Davison Chemical
Cise du Pont de Nemours
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General Asphalt
General Motors Great Northern
Gulf States Steel
Houston
Ulinois Central - International Harvester
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Tel
Invincible OU
Kelly-Springfield Tire
Kennecott Copper
Louisville & Nashville
Marland Oh
Maxwell Motors
Missouri
Kan
Tex
Missouri Pacific, Ptd
Northern ‘Partie Pactic
van American Petroleum
Pennsylvania
Eee
He Producers & Refiners
Republic Iron & Steel
Wee
Reynolds Tobacco
Seaboard
United States Steel
Utah Copper
ilvs-Overland
Woolworth
Twins
New
Dalstes
Young Americas
St. Gents
St. Louis
Livestock Market Prices From St Paul St Joseph and More
Regional market notes show cattle, calves, hogs and sheep trading with mixed results. St Paul reports steady to light declines across hogs and cattle, calves strong, sheep mostly steady. St Joseph lists hogs down slightly with steers up to $10.25, cows and calves mixed. Other items include futures and commodity notes from Peoria New York and Chicago with wool coffee and potato price moves.
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Mass
Brisbane
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