Dairy Cattle Congress Entry List Sets Records for Breed Entries
Entry lists for the eighteenth annual Dairy Cattle Congress show breeders from nine states including Massachusetts sending top stock. Notable entries include a 12-year-old May Walker Ollie Homestead with a record butter production and four production cows from Dr. C. F. Osborne’s Iowa Brown Swiss herd entering as one group. The show runs Sept 26 to Oct 2 with stock from Jersey, Brown Swiss, Ayrshire, Guernsey, and Holstein breeders across Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Femoc Farms
Breckenridge
Minn
May Walker Ollie Homestead
May Walker
Femco Farms
Nibbesota Holstein Company
Iowa
Brown Swiss Company
C. F. Osborne
Hazlepton
Calf Club
Jerseys
Reinheimer
Marion
Hugo J. Trost
Grafton
Wis
Wm. M. Knight
Eagle
Meredith Jersey Farm
Des Moines
W.s. Dixon
Brandon
University of Ilinois
Urbana
Earl
Russell Lyon
Toledo
Will Thompson
Jesup
Campbell Jersey Farm
Clifford Harvey
Knoxville
the Oaklands
Ann Arbor
Mich
P. T. Bennett
Waterloo
Brown Swiss
Behultg Brothers
Galt
I. FE
A. Bower
Rushton
Clerk Files No Claim for Fees on Sanity Board
Des Moines clerk J W Thompson says he never filed fees as a member of the county insanity commission. Judge O S Franklin ruled clerks are not entitled to such fees, affecting Polk county clerk W S Baldwin who sought $2,615. If reversed, Thompson would file a claim. Polk county case to be appealed to the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. S. Franklin
Des Moines
Insanity Commission
J. W. Thompson
Franklin
W. S. Baldwin
Polk County
Black Hawk
Thompson
Alfred Longley
B. R. Shannon
Supreme Court
Iowans Get New York License to Marry
New York dated Sept. 17 reports Lyman H. Thompson, 33, of a Fifth Avenue address and Martha L. Godfrey, 26, both Iowans, obtained a license to wed in New York. Thompson, son of John Thompson, was born in Creston, Iowa, and divorced his first wife in 1925 in Galesburg, Illinois. Godfrey, listed as income tax writer, resides at 4 Greenwich Village and was born in Washington, Iowa, daughter of John Milton Godfrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lyman H. Thompson
Fifth Avenue
Martha L. Godfrey
Thompson
John &@. Thompson
Creston
Galesburg
Miss Godfrey
Greenwich Village
Washington
John Milton Godfrey
Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary Open House in La Porte City
Mr. and Mrs. David B. Allison of La Porte City celebrate their sixtieth wedding anniversary with a family dinner and open house. They have been active in the Grand Army of the Republic and the Woman's Relief Corps for 49 years. Mr. Allison, 85, is commander of Robert Anderson post G A R Waterloo. Mrs. Allison, 78, is a surviving charter member of the W R C in La Porte City. Their son Jess L. Allison lives in La Porte City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David B. Allison
la Porte City
Allison
Grand Army of the Republic
Woman’s Relief Corps
Waterloo
Robert Anderson
Buchanan County
Mason City
Methodist Episcopal Church
Berlin Show Of Delicate Sausages And Air Transport
Berlin reports a grand delicatessen exhibition at Witzleben with 400 stalls of sausages preserves and delicacies attended by top officials and international representatives. June air traffic shows 14 775 passengers 121 078 kg baggage and 61 479 kg mails. German air service traveled 1 150 000 km. A Berlin thief poses as heating inspector stealing items then repays with obsolete banknotes. Four Marne leaders sick noted by medical journal. their ailments cited and all died since. Pugs scarce with 30 purebreds. French pugs cost 100 to 200. East Prussia towns tax women with short hair up to 30 marks. Six tropical worker houseboats built for Colombia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Witzleben
Boess
Prussian Board of Health
Wartenburg
East Prussia
Schoenau
Dairy Cattle Congress Promises More Exhibits and Events
As the eighteenth annual Dairy Cattle Congress opens September 26 in Waterloo, the expo will feature larger cattle entries, new hollow tile barns, expanded industrial displays, and a national soybean show. The event includes American Poultry Congress displays, a National Belgian Horse show, 12 circus and vaudeville acts, and extensive women and children activities with health clinics and free lectures. Supreme honors will crown grand champions from multiple states as judging finales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Poultry Congress
Dairy Cattle Congress
J. P. Schuy
Farm Bureau
Iowa
Black Hawk County
America
Europe
Hippodrome
Middlewest
Waterloo
Michigan
Illinois
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nebraska
Iows
Ilinois
Springfield
Mass
Limeys Lose Name Change Juice for Sailors
London Sept 17 The British seaman loses the lime juice ration replacing it with orange juice to prevent scurvy. An admiralty spokesman says orange juice is richer in vitamins, less bulky, and cheaper though it contains no rum, prompting curiosity about its fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jack
Admiralty
Dark Horse May Yet Seize Reins in G O P Tandem
The New York Herald Tribune analyzes potential paths to the Republican nomination amid a field dominated by Coolidge’s perceived inactive stance. It outlines how Dawes Lowden Hoover and Hughes form two administration-aligned pairs, with Dawes and Lowden seen as allies and Coolidge’s influence shaping delegate behavior at the convention. The piece discusses possible strategies, rivalries, and the likelihood of a brokered convention rather than heated primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Dawes
Lowden
Deneen
Unois
Hughes
Hoover
Mr. Coolidge
Coolidge
Coollidge
Hughes Manager
Hughes Fund
Altho
Roosevelt
New York Herald-Tribune
Poultry Congress Brings Car Loads to Waterloo Fair
Car loads of chickens and waterfowl head to Waterloo for the American Poultry Congress and eighteenth Dairy Castle Congress to be held Sept 26 to Oct 2. About 4 000 entries are expected with judging starting Monday. Central figures include J P Schuy superintendent and H A Bittenbender Ames poultry expert. Venue features include state flock keepers association and various breed associations with exhibitors from Iowa and four other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
J. P. Schuy
Schuy
Iowa State Record
American Poultry Congress
Des Moines
West Virginia
Indiana
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Will
Bas Oscar
Cedar ‘Falls
Harry
Des Moines Waitress Recovers After Gas Inhalation Attempt
Mrs Evelyn Huddleston, a Des Moines waitress, was found in a hotel bathroom after inhaling illuminating gas. Doctors expect her to recover. Her husband Dan Huddleston, a Des Moines restaurant man, killed himself last July by turning off the kitchen gas jets at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Evelyn Huddleston
Dan Huddleston
Fishermen Missing After Typhoon Capsizes Boats Near Amakosa Island
Official report says 70 fishermen missing and 114 fishing boats capsized off Amakosa Island southwest of Kiushiu during the typhoon and tidal wave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amakosa Island
Kiushiu
Married 72 Years With Elopement at Age 14 in Tennessee
In Knoxville Tennessee a girl named Mary Adeline fell in love with A V Deadrick son of the Tennessee Supreme Court chief justice. At 14 she eloped with him six years before the Civil War. They celebrated their seventy second wedding anniversary with six children and many grandchildren. Deadrick is 94 and Mary Adeline 87. They run a summer resort hotel in the Unaka Mountains and share marriage rules emphasizing forbearance, honesty, shared goals, and self denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee
Mary Adeline
Deadrick
Supreme. Court
Mary
Adeline
Unaka Mountains
Earer
Drum and Bugle Corps to Play Wednesday in New Hartford
Becker-Chapman post American Legion drum and bugle corps will perform at New Hartford Wednesday night during the town's weekly celebration. The group now operates under new management with Ben Waterfield S C Kimm and E A McInnis overseeing affairs. Key members include Lee Pags as chief drummer R B Spiker as drill sergeant G B Spicer as drum major Stewart Read as drum instructor and C F R Whaylen as bugle instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatrum and Bugle Corps
Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
New Hartford
Ben Waterfield
S.C. Kimm
E. A. McInnis
Lee Pags
R. B. Spiker
G. B. Spicer
Stewart Read
C. FR. Whaylen
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Hampton
J. Prank Zoller
Schenectady
Ayrshires
Fairfield Farms
Topeka
Ban
J. J. Lynes
Plainfield
Glenmassen Farm
Delavan
Wm. Wangen
Madeira
B. B. Simmons
Sons
Pewaukee
Mat L. Frost
Adam Seitz
Waukesha
Alta Crest Farm
Spencer
Guernseys
Allen Wallis
Durango
Smith
Humeston
Ft. Dodge Creamery
Fort Dodge
Larsen Canning Company
Green Bay
Chauncey McCormick
Naperville
Radison Farms
Minneapolis
Joe Golinveux
Freborn County
Guernsey
Albert Lea
D. D. Tenny
Shorewood Farm
Crystal Bay
W. W. Marsh
Charles Hovey
Boulder Bridge Farm
Excelsior
Uni. of Til
I. Ransom Farm
Homewood
Kan
Holsteins
Thetroit Greamery .Company
Mount Clemens
Meytag Farm
Newton
Clarence J. Hamer
John’ Shover
Monticello
Femco Farm
University’ of UL
H.R. Arneson & Son
Barneveld
Paul P. Stewart
Maynard
V. Rasmussen
Deerfield
Larsen
Tike
Jefferson County
Sanity Board
Macki Kane Pulot
Mrs
David Allison
Marne
The
Rochs
Count von Moltke
Carlsbad
von Buelow
von Lauenstein
Buelow
Basedow
Hentsch
Germany
Rendsburg
Colombia
E. S. Estes
Este
Ancient British’ Society
William IV
Train
Scotsman” Express
Battersea
London Power Company
London Electricity Supply
R. Johnson
Royal Mint
Dark Horse
G.O.P
Congress
Mack
H. G. Robbins
Mary Miller
Adeline Hayes
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