Vacation notes and guests visit area families
A two month vacation ends at 2 30 with Mr stdairs. Guests include Robert Hanson and two daughters from Minneapolis visiting Mrs D Ponner at the P H Palga home then returning home Saturday. Cedar Rapids visitors include Mrs WH Graham at her daughter Mrs G Stelbins home arriving Friday. Dr Verne Lehman and Ida Lehman of Cedar Rapids visited his mother Mrs Ida Lehman. J W Lehman and family also joined. Fred Lange of Spring Creek township plans a vacation trip driving via Wrverly Garner to Watertown S D to visit Aunt Junolin Scharn and cousin Mia Louie Schreiber and brothers in Spring Creek.
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Stdairs
Robert Hanson
Dughters
Minneapolis
D. Ponner
P. H. Palga
WH. Graham
Cedar Rapids
Airs
G. F. Stelbins
Verne Lehman
Chil
Dren
Lehman
5Ida Lehman
J. W. Lehmman
Fred Lange
Spring Creek Township
Wrverly
Garner
Ed Buechele
Ars
Junolin Scharn
Ivan Lange
Eccomy Bentleman
Chi
Porte
Bins
Mia
Louie Schreiber
Reker
Greenwood
Henry Reker
New Hampton
Greenwood Cemetery
George Knache
Herman
Etta
Christine Reker
Ashe
Charles
Cedar Falls
Mabel New Hamipton
Air
Andrew Refos
Iowa City
Arthur EB. Bicknell
A. Shearer
Aliss Genavieve Madigan
Quincey
Isabel Watters
Stuart
Herold Holst
Mfssa
Cedar Fall
New York City
Helen VanderVeer
F. L. VanderVeer
Alhambra
Cal
Mathilda Hesse
Superior
C. C. Curtis
Emmia
Rio Vista
Tex
Dorothy Wagner
Gelwelh
Thomas E. Huntton
Nebraska
Thressa Wild
Alyae Cain
State Teachers College
Lincoln
J. W. Charles
Lake Charles
Minnesota
Gedar Falls
Green Gorn Supplement Feed for Milking Herd
Northeast Towa farmers faced burned pastures as heat left fields brown and turned to green corn for dairy cattle. Experts from Iowa State College advise balancing the ration with succulent feed, starting gradually, and allowing cows access to 38 to 45 pounds daily once acclimated. Green corn aids high production and aids post calving performance, with tests showing an average 38 pounds per cow daily in the college herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
John M. Shaw
Iowa State College Dairy Husbandry
Shay
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Seed Map Exhibition Draws Attention at Cattle Congress
A large four by five foot county map made entirely of seeds toured Clayton county fairs and the Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo. Clayton is leading in cow test associations with nine groups, and the seed map used seed types to denote townships roads rivers and towns, built to scale with about 20 000 seeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blkader
Faral
Clayton County
Feau
Roy Combs
Grayton County
Clayton
Banner County
Strawberry Point
Clayton County Fair
National
Waterloo
Inroads of Motor Power Change Hay Standards
United States hay standards take effect Sept 1 under Secretary Jardine orders, covering Timothy, clover, grasses, alfalfa and mixed hays. Despite motor power, 76.6 million acres were devoted to hay last year with production at 112.45 hundred million, farm value near 1.407 billion. Mimeographed copies of the standards are available from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Jardine
Johnson & Johnson
Department of Ticulture
Bureau of Agricultural Economy
Wisconsin Guernseys at Central City fetch $75 average
Central City records show Wisconsin Guernseys selling at an average price of 75 dollars with a high bid of 177 dollars elsewhere. Names mentioned include C Lenon of Mt. Vernon and Vaughn of Wausau Wisconsin, noting the year’s top price for tied Guernseys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Central City
Wi. C. Lenon
Mt. Vernon
Peive
Wausau
Vaughn
Man
Guernsey
Athens Guelusey
Grains Returning Profits When Fed to Cows on Grass
Floyd County dairy report for August shows herds fed grain yield higher net profits than those on pastures. Dry, poor pastures limit protein for milk. farmers with surplus silage can use it now, while those lacking silage should start feeding green corn to keep cows producing. If milk flow slackens, recovery will be harder. keeping grain feeding steady will prepare cows for cooler weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chirles City
Floyd County Caw Test Association
Waterloo
Clover Supplies Pasture Despite Shortage of Rain
Charles City Iowa September 7 Partners of Floyd county plan a September 11 tour to study corn breeding hog feeding and alfalfa growing. The visit starts at W J Schmidt’s farm south of Floyd with alfalfa production examined, then to George Salzman near Niles for corn and swine work, then Jim Steebler’s swine feeding, and finally alfalfa plots on W A Lindaman B K Lambert and E B Alcott with sweet clover seedings observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Floyd County
W. J. Schmidt
Floyd
George Salzman
Niles
L Aem
Jim Steebler
W. A. Lindaman
B. K. Lambert
E. B. Alcott
Alcott's
Forman and Company Open Waterloo Real Estate Bond Agency
George M. Forman & Co Chicago opens a Waterloo office at 613 Black Hawk building for sale of first mortgage real estate bonds. C H Wise acts as local representative. The firm issues an unconditional guarantee of prompt payment backed by Metropolitan Insurance Company and title guarantee by Chicago Title & Trust Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Forman & Co
Chica
United States
Waterloo
Black Hawk Building
C. H. Wise
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Chicago, Title & Trust Co
Will Ship Carload Fruit to Minnesota from Buchanan Co
Independence Ind Sept 7 E L Inch and L H Beatty have spent the past week buying apples across the county to fill a car for Minnesota where the crop is small. County Agent L A Wolters organized spray rings and orchards show benefit. Finch and Beatty expect to ship about 600 bushels of apples, as good as any in farming communities where orchards support the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
E. L. Inch
L. H. Beatty
Rowley
Minesota
L. A Wolters
Messrs
Finch and
Beatty
Waterlo o Market Brief Ticea at Noon Today
Grain and produce items at Waterloo markets include wheat corn and potatoes. soybeans and oats listed with prices in a terse nonstandard OCR note. The fragment notes typical produce offerings and market timing today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Loo. m
Magnus Johnson to Speak at Grundy County Fair Friday
Grundy Center Iowa Sept 7 Grundy county fair opens for four days with events led by Magnus Johnson former U S senator Minnesota Friday Sept 11 expected crowds will hear the speaker Schools to close that day L J Dickinson will speak Thursday afternoon 250 participants in historical pageant farm bureau 4 H and women clubs feature exhibits and demonstrations including baby beeves pigs clothing and junior work judges begin Wednesday Sept 9 horse pulling contests set for Thursday and Friday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy Center
Grundy County
Magnus Johnson
United States
Minnesota
Famaty
Dickinson
L. J. Dickinson
Farm Bureau
Grundy
Rottink Brothers Top $102 For Cow At Iowa Auction
Rottink Brothers sold farm equipment and livestock at a dissolution auction between Allison and Bristow for about 35 000 dollars. Oscar Tostlebe of Cedar Falls served as auctioneer as hay brought 13 50 a ton and Spring Shoals sold for around 114 per head with mixed breeding up to 102. No corn was sold. Auction season begins as silo filling looms and more sales are expected this fall and winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
Rottink Brothers
Here
Bristow
Oscar Tostlebe
Cedar Falls
Joyce Tops Wapsie Cow Test Herd in September
Independence Iowa September 7 a J Joyce had the highest producing herd in Wapsie Valley Cow Test association last month Eight pure bred and grade Guernseys averaged 28 8 pounds of butterfat Clyde Day eight grade Guernseys and Shorthorns made 28 3 pounds of fat each Flower a purebred Guernsey tested at 34 2 pounds of fat The association averaged 22 1 pounds per cow from 240 cows Some farmers grow few legumes liming costs hinder legume adoption Van Horne Iowa September 7 The John Gallman place southeast of town sold for 259 an acre to William Pickering
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
A. J. Joyce
Wapsie
Flower
Guernsey
Virgil Hull
Hay Markets Hold Steady Despite Drought Conditions
Hay markets remained practically steady across the country as drought conditions reduced quality and limited shipments. Receipts matched trade needs with steady to slightly lower prices in key centers including Kansas City Chicago and St Louis. Prices and offerings varied by region with top bids around Alabama and Kansas City while factors such as frost and shipping demand influenced the day’s activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingon
D. C
Gova
United States Department of Agriculture
Alabama
Kansas
Mitchlan
Hockles and
Becsome
Altantle
Adi
Kanes
Lematil
Atlantic
Chicago
Vic St
Wan
Krate Toston
Lugo New
Pitshureh
Kansas City
Birmingham
Alfairatansas City
Maanm
Euatrsan
SVT
Menmory
Fito Omaha
Cmeneo
Bt Vetta
AVAN
Sfinnempolis
Enrollment for Fall Semester to Begin on Wednesday
Cedar Falls faces the start of fall term admissions at Teachers College with 17 day vacation ended and faculty committees in place. Tuition rises under state board rules to 17.50 per term for lower years and 30 for juniors and seniors, aligning with Iowa City and Ames rates as enrollment is not expected to beat summer term records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Teachers College
State Board of Education
Iowa City
Ames
Rallies From Serious Illness In La Porte City
Henry McKirryher, long ill, shows improvement after 13 days with his brother arriving from Chicago to help at his La Porte City home. Social notes include Mrs. Walter Brandt hosting a farm gathering with Ford attendees and several members. roll call featured favorite recipes. Women's groups held meetings with prayers, talks, and notes on upcoming events at Saint Presbyterian and Willand hall Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight James
Guttenberg
Henry MeKlirryher
la Pore City
Leary McKirryher
Mme|hirrgher
Chicago
la Porte City
Walter Brandt
Ford
Rank Hill
Sevart Assen
Hen Tasson
Kent
Wilh Carlton
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Ravinn
Cooper
Taxier
Hanchett
Serton
Scott Biwers
Beat Union
Bonnail Rehan
Scott Eawers
Penn
Sylvania
Willand Hall
Waterloo
Fehr
Raviin T
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Buchanan CO
Grundy Fai
Oyce
van Horne
John Gallman
William Pickering
Baily
George H. Twadolf
Cedar
Bata
Waterles Evening Courier
L Totam
7. C
First Methodist
Altha
College Hill
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Leyi Jewell
H.N. Silli
Lucy Silliman
First Baptist Ladies' Aid Society
First Presbyterian Church
Kirkwood
Oleson
Marguerite Naumann
Centerville
Calvary Baptist
Calvary Baptist Church
Axel Hansen
Pine Creek
Carl Olson
Shipley
M. V. Shipley Company
Mason City
Black Hawk
Hughes Dry Goods Company
Fore Dodge
Oskaloosa
Webster City
Chapter A
P. BE. C
H. H. Seerley
Uillian
T. Gist
Hawaii
J. H. Gist
Army Corp
the State University
Clarence M. Parker
Tg Taees
J. EB. Caldwell
H. N. Silliman
Quimby
Edna Quimby
Main Street
R. D. Echlin
Fairview Cemetery
John Quimby
la Salle County
Alden
Adolph
James
Joseph
Cornelius
Lauda Ettis
Alfred
Des Plaines
David McKenzie
Riverview Park
McKenzie
Bracker Construction Company
Fia
C. J. Minkel
Dora Inuse
Club
Guy Robb
Consumiliums
Tighland
Clab
Arthur Kober
Ffciur
Nes
Amos
Elfen
Vals
Ralph Bunyan
Glsrance Wilson
Wartey
Washington Street
Patton
Lowe Bros
Eel
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