National Dairy Cattle Congress to Host Meetings and Banquets
The Dairy Cattle Congress opens with a banquet at Russell-Lamson hotel on Sept 24 led by A K Bower and Ira Inman. The business meeting follows Sept 25 with daily events excluding Sunday and Tuesday. Several breed associations plan banquets and addresses at the hotel and other venues around Waterloo.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
American Brown Swiss Breeders’ Association
Russell-Lamson Hotel
A. KE. Bower
Cleveland
Ira Inman
Beloit Wis
National Organization
Bankers Day at Dairy Cattle Congress Seeks Bankers Insight
Iowa bankers attend a special Tuesday program at the Dairy Cattle Congress to learn about dairy industry issues. The schedule features cow judging, a cow demonstration, a film on cow testing, and talks on dairy markets, Java dairy conditions, buying in the dairy sector, and community impact, with afters to visit breeders and shows at the hippodrome.
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Iippodrome
Sh. HW. Kildee
Lawa State College
Daily Show
Jonathan Burr
C. B. Pinley
Ames
Java
Dairy Coun
Gil
Clyde Bachtelheimer
Iowa Greamery Secretaries’ and Managers' Association
BE. Ferguson
Iowa State Oniry Association
D. D. Offringa
Bremer County
Hippodrome
Holstein Banquet and Contests Scheduled Around Sept 27
A Dairy Cattle Congress banquet for cattle department herdsmen and horse department grooms is set for Saturday noon Sept 27 at the Christian church parlors in Fourth and Locust streets. Prizes will be awarded after the dinner with special entertainment. Earlier, Wednesday evening features a Holstein clubs banquet hosted by the Holstein association.
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Hotel Nugsell-Lamson
Greater Waterloo Association
Christian Church
Fourth
Locust
Towa Ayrshire
Town
Guernsey Breeders’ Association
Russell-Lamson
Iowa
Belgian Breeders’ Association
Russell-Lamson Hotel
Dairy Cattle Congress
Holstein
Holstein Association
Rooms in Waterloo homes for Dairy Show visitors
The Dairy Show draws visitors to Waterloo and offers rooms in local homes outside hotels. Requests to stay with Waterloo families should contact WM. GC A downtown or W. G A booth, the information bureau at the grounds. Codagan oversees a complete list of available rooms, with the information bureau in the annex center of the main exhibition hall.
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W.G. A. Booth
The
Information Bureau
Bridge Street
S. A. Codagan
Waterloo
Supervised Children's Games At Dairy Castle Show
The Waterloo Playground Commission will run supervised games for children up to 12 at the Dairy Castle Show grounds east of the main exhibition hall. A playground expert will oversee daily activities from 10 to 7:20, and parents may leave children there while they visit. Equipment is provided by the commission. Smoking penalties are noted for clearers.
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Dairy Castle Congress
Waterloo Playground Commission
New Cleveland Prescription Claims Quick Hay Fever Relief
Informal prescription advertises Cleveland spectative to treat hay fever with pollen poisoning symptoms. Claims complete nose and sinus relief within 24 hours with money back guarantee. Sold by Clinical Laboratories Con Cleveland and regular size at major druggists.
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Cleveland
Rample Vestmeny
Some Men to Serve as Superintendents in Cattle Division
Cattle owners at the Dairy Cattle Congress will be served again by the same superintendent corps as last season. J P Byes, former Waterloo man, is appointed cattle superintendent with aides C B Flaley Aimes and C K Fish Collins. Pred G Ferguson leads the new club department. Loyd Johnston assists. Dan Merrill takes over as acting mayor under the new arrangement, with M D Henshoft and Dr George A Scott assisting. Official veterinarian Dr Scott will check health certificates and ensure sanitary grounds.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Iowa
Congress
Iowa State Dairy Association
Iowa Creame
Waterloo
Iowa Extension Service
Ames
Hawkers
J.P. Byes
C. B. Flaley Lawa
Aimes
C.K. Fish
Collins
G. Ferguson
Low State Dairy Associon
Liquid oxygen used as substitute for dynamite in blasting
A report notes liquid oxygen has reportedly become a substitute for dynamite in blasting operations. The detail stresses the material change and its implications for safety and practical use.
Scrub Bull Causes Havoc in Bank Roll of Farmers
A historic note on a dairy cattle issue describes the Scrub Bull disrupting farm finances and herd productivity. It references a Dairy Cattle Congress and debates over breeding outcomes, highlighting concerns about descendants' performance and the impact on farmer incomes.
Cattle Herd Show Demonstrates Profit Potential
Live cows from Black Hawk county herds will illustrate profitable production practices at a state exhibit. The display, overseen by Extension leaders Finkgy and Odurkirk, features butter sculptures including human and animal forms and highlights the move toward eliminating low producers through selective culling.
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Tiga Hinerensend
Kaups
Lawitds
Sipe
CG. UK Finkgy
Burt Odurkirk
Towa Extension Service
Wallace to unveil butter models in city exhibit
Local artist J. A. Wallace of Cinvola Nob presents a fall exhibit featuring butter sculptures. The display promises artistic interpretation of butter forms with a focus on moderation and craftsmanship.
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J. A. Willace
Tables Placed for Guests Free Use in Shady Corner
A readable note describes tables arranged in a shady corner intended for guests’ free use. The text mentions elimination of tiredness and a casual tour around nearby buildings including a dairy cattle congress and a national horse show, though details are fragmentary.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Picnic conveniences at Cedar River show site
Visitors to the Cedar River show are invited to bring picnic dinners and use newly installed benches and picnic tables in a shady corner. Baskets may be checked at the Information bureau and kept safe until owners return. Women and children have access to restrooms with chairs and cots in the hippodrome, with modern toilets and courteous attendants ensuring a clean resting place for all.
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Cedar River
Information Bureau
Potato bag defense reads like frontier warning in war time
A fragment states France and Germany prepared to defend frontiers against a boxed invasion. It notes potatoes were first introduced into Stranes in the Bordeaux region via a shipment to AB,FL during the war.
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France
Germany
Stranes
Bordeaux
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