Tama County first dairy testing association formed
Tama county's first contesting dairy association was organized at the public library in Traer. It has 23 members, up to 25 planned, with monthly dues based on cow ownership. Officers named include president J B Baudebau and secretary Paul Mitchell. The group, part of Iowa’s 64 associations, aims for quarterly meetings and plans a tester locally.
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Traer
Tama County
Wag
C. G. Moore
Sac and Fox Indian Sanitorium
Toledo
Walter Tomlinson
Dr. Avery
Tama
R. c. Wood
R. G. Stakes
Frank Bragonier
Robert Mitchell
Fred Lockard
Reen McAjhinney
J. E. Raudebaugh
Geneseo Township
C. C. Sawyer
A. R. Kuhimer
R. H. Gnagy
Dysart
EB. M. Mitchel & Son
Herman Frahm
J. W. Stewart
Claus Raum
Reinbeck
Raudebaugh
J. B. Baudebau
R. G. Stoakes
Paul Mitchell
Tama County Association
Iowa
Z. R. Mills
Burt Oderkirk
Ames
Oderkirk
Tamia County
Cattle Owners Push Area Tests in Grundy County
In Grundy Center Iowa on September 20 a petition with 1021 breeding cattle owners signatures urged Grundy county supervisors to authorize the area plan for bovine tuberculosis eradication. The goal is 75 percent support to make Grundy a modified accredited area and allow testing of every herd. Pack ers offer a 10 cent per hundred pounds premium on hogs from accredited counties, potentially adding about $17,000 yearly to hog growers if Grundy adopts the plan. Signatories listed include Fairfield A, Fastington, Palermo, Melrose, and Felix.
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Grundy Center
Board of Supervisors
Grundy County
Tts
Grundy
Soernshipss
Feirfield
Fastington Palermo
Melrose
Felix
Willard Hall Open Next Week for Men and Boys
The Y M C A on Bridge announces Willard hall at 566 Willard avenue near Chautauqua park will be open all next week for men and boys. It will host dairy cattle congress and National Belgian Horse show attendees, with daily hours until 10 pm. An information bureau will operate at the hall and another on the grounds west of the exhibition hall for public assistance.
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Bridge
Dairy Cattle Congress
Willard Hall
Willard Avenue
Chautauqua Park
Few More Days Of Good Weather May Mature Much Corn
Cedar Falls reports Jens S. Holm guards 205 acres of Reed's dent and calico corn. Denting progresses rapidly and should escape frost if weather stays moderate for two weeks. If frost holds off until Oct. 1, all his corn will mature.
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Cedar Falls
Jens S. Holm
Mr. Holm
Farmers Questions and Comments Communicated to Editor
Reader submissions to the Waterloo Evening Courier discuss farming concerns and practical queries. The note invites additional letters to the Editor Farm Department from Iowa readers, with mailing details for correspondence.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Iowa
Ventilating Corncribs to Save This Year’s Crop
Ames, Iowa, Sept. 20. H D Hughes, head of Iowa State College farm crops department, urges extra attention to crib ventilation for the large corn crop. Experiments show ventilators placed center crib aid drying, with salt added to slow heating. Frost threatens 100 to 200 million bushels of immature corn, prompting emergency, cost effective drying methods and central air circulation in cribs.
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Ames
H. D. Waghes
Iowa State College
Hughes
Big Day Next Week for Tama Breeders
Plans for next year's baby beef club and the Armour purebred sire contest will be discussed at a Tama county general meeting at the farm bureau office in Toledo on Friday September 26. Shorthorn and Polled Hereford associations will hold separate meetings that day, with possible organizing of Angus and Hereford breeders. County Agent Tk. Mills urges all breeders to attend as plans unfold.
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Toledo
Baby Beef Club
Armour
Tama County
Farm Bureau
Tk. Mills
Health Clinics Run Across County After Dairy Show
Health clinics in Black Hawk County will be conducted under the Farm Bureau with Miss Elizabeth Tudsonham as demonstration agent. State university specialists will lead examinations for mothers and children at Mu Hope church Bennington, Bugle township, Jubilee community, and Cedar Falls with no charge.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Black Hawk County
Bureau
Elizabeth Tudson Hams
The
State University
Mu. Hope Church
Bennington Township
Bugle Township
Jubilee
Cedar Falls
Experts to Judge Garden Products at Show Monday
Garden display at Waterlo school garden department in Da Caille Congress features vegetables flowers canned foods and other produce judged by E Holsinger of Iowa State College Ames on Monday afternoon Mrs Chester Caldwallader supervises the booth with 300 local students participating N H Loomis selects best flowers and Miss Alice Rosenberger assigns canned foods prizes at the Waterloo event.
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Waterlo School
da Caille Congress
Chester Caldwallader
Jefferson Street
Hippodrome
Holsinger
Iowa State Ceollege
Ames
N. HE. Loomis
Alice Rosenberger
Waterloo
New Hartford and Surroundings Social Notes
New Hartford reports include Mrs C L Lee and Miss visiting, John May at home, Hazel Dodd and Julia Hemenway visiting, Slampion weekend stay, Mrs Margaret Miller visiting her daughter in Waterloo. Mr and Mrs Jeona Rolo welcomed a boy born Sept 13. Rev Van Dran and Lois of Waterloo were callers. Nell Plummer visited Mary in Algona. Mark Teit and Maurice Stapely enrolled at State University of Town. Harry Fitch and son Bobbie from S D visiting Pollock family. Harlan Miller and Opal Howard wedding at Shell Rock. Eli Crouse spoke on Chile trip.Related locals attended the Rath Packing plant.
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New Hartford
Willis Daviss
Lansett
C. RL_Lee
John May
Rloo
Hazel Dodd
Julia Hemenway
Slampion
Margaret Miller
Baker
Waterloo
Jeona Rolo
van Dran
Lois
Cilers
Nell Plummer
Mary
Algons
Mark Teit
Maurice Stapely
Town
State University of Town
James Kirby
Dumont
A. EB. Seavery
Emil Tetsloff
Frank , Geyer
Merkel
William Caler
iNore
Alma Ingalls
Harlan Miller
Howard
Jevening
Shell Rack
Rath Packng Company
Eli Crouse
Dike
Chile
S. A
M.E
Harry Fitch
Bobbie
Wessington Springs
John Pollock
Tama County Women Begin Five Month Clothing Course
Women of Grant Buckingham Clark Howard Crystal Highland Columbia and Richland townships in Tama County started a five month clothing training course this week. Miss Gertrude Owen, a clothing specialist from the extension service at Ames, conducted the instruction.
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Toledo
Grant, Buckingham, Clark, Howard, Crystal
Highland
Columbia
Richland Township
Fama County
Gertrude Owen
Ames
Vegetarians Demand Shoes Made From Nonleather Substitutes
London readers report a new wartime footwear trend as vegetarians seek shoes not made from animal leather. Shops note two wartime substitutes remain, marketed as leather equivalents at six dollars a pair, with stiffer soles and reduced give. A shopkeeper catering to conscientious objectors claims a sizable market exists despite limited demand.
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London
Postoffice in Glacier National Park Serves Range Residents
In Glacier National Park near the Great Northern railway a lone backcountry postoffice operates from a weatherproof bagged mail system hung on an abandoned log cabin. The mail arrives by horse from the railroad and local residents within five miles collect their letters directly from the bags.
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Washington, D. C
Glacier National Park
Great Northern Railway
Dunkerton News Roundup and Local Notices
The First National Bank of Dunkerton announces a new steam heating plant recently installed. Reports include weather events along Grain Creek and the Wapsie River, farming activity and hay yields, land leases in Bennington, and local visits. Rural residents travel for fishing in Minnesota and attend services at St Francis, while a town elder’s rheumatism care is noted.
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Barclay
National Bank of
Ray Dommel
George Risse
Dover
Mankato
Tins Koester
A. J. Ortner
Minnesot
Grandma
St. Francis Hospital
Local families visit and travel near Waverly and Waterloo
Gresham and surrounding area residents including the Shanweises, Albright, Daniels, Holdsman, and Reichert families spent time visiting relatives in Cedar Rapids Waverly and Waterloo. Ruth and Neva Holdsman plan to enter Central Holiness University in University Park IA. The Heidiman, Sage, and receivinger families were guests or shoppers in Waterloo, with several trips and visits noted through the weekend.
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Tiresham
Kewanee
Ray Daniels
Ruth
Neva Holdsman
University Park
Central Holiness University
Marjorie
Waterloo Sand
Heidiman
Russell Sage
R.A. ¥Eivinger
Blanche
Waterloo
William Shanewise
Fred Albright
Visitors and transfers mark Waterloo area notices
Local residents J E Albright and Anton Sitson visited Waterloo area homes this week while Bleer Meyers departed for Cornell College. A lengthy list of property transfers and lot dispositions across Waterloo and Cedar Falls appears, detailing numerous revocations and bezels involving O P West Waterloo, West Waterloo, Cedar Falls, and surrounding subdivisions alongside names such as Catherine Mason Myrtle Major Mecbone and many others.
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J. E. Albright
Shanewise
Waverly Tuasday
Anton Sitson
Waterloo
Walter Soraton
Bleer Meyers
Cornell College
Carl Stelsbrown
Kerdlyn Hospital
Wheat Blame Threat Of Supply Increase
Chicago reports sharp declines in the wheat market last hour amid prospects of an enlarged U S visible supply. December to May futures slide with overall market weak. corn and oats also ease. Other cities show mixed grain quotes and receipts with Missouri and Peoria postings. Livestock and potatoes trading firm but uneven across markets. Estimated Monday hogs 350,000 head. cattle and sheep receipts noted.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States
Nat Jower
1&C
Gilbertville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Gilbertville residents report visits from Mr. and Mrs. Schlimgen of Parkton and D. Leona Keefer of Waterloo visited her sister Mrs. J. C. Gursch. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Delagardene and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Relagardene drove to Independence on Sunday for a family gathering.
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Gilbertville
Jack Schlimgen
Parkton
Leona Keefer
Waterloo
J. C. Gursch
J. M. Delagardene
Mike Relagardene
Independence
Cattle Receipts Largest in Year Hogs Higher Across Markets
Associated Press reports cattle receipts at Chicago Lent reach the largest for the year with western grass steers and fat cattle trading lower while hogs rise about ten cents. Kansas City and East St Louis show mixed shifts with steady to higher hogs and varied cattle bids. Sheep receipts remain routine with fat lambs easing and feeding lambs steady to firm.
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Associated Press
Chicago
ATLE
Rail Shares Lead Rising Movement
New York stock activity showed irregular gains with weekly commercial reviews hinting at expanding business. Rail shares led advances amid strong demand for tobacco and grain-related stocks, while Standard Plate Glass weakened. totals around 350000 shares traded.
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Associated Press
New York
Imercantiia Reviews
Dlocka
St. Paul
American Tobacco
National Biscuit
Unitad Drug
Liggett and Myers B
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Missouri Pacific
United States Cast Iron Pipe
Postum Cereal
Davison Chemical
Standard Plate Glass
Royal Dutch
Cattle and Hogs Prices Reach Mixed Level in Midwest Markets
Receipts in St Paul and Peoria run wide across cattle and hogs with steady to lower bids. Montana rangers and western steers feature, top bids around 7.50 to 9.50 for hogs, standards for cows and stockers vary. New York flour prices steady, clearinghouse reserves rise. Kansas City hay up, Waterloo markets show varied grain and livestock quotes from local cooperatives.
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Kansas City
Kansas
South S& Pant
Simn
Sept Zu
Montana Rangers
Produce Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
New York and Chicago markets report varied produce pricing. Creamery items show higher firsts and extras while eggs and cheeses reflect mixed states and grades. poultry prices list dressed turkeys and fowls with regional variations. Kansas City notes changes in other produce and milk prices on Sept. 20.
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Chicago
New York
Butler
Binner Creamery
Seaprery
Pacific Coast
Buttar
Kansas City
le Righer
Spectacular weekly shift in grain and provisions markets
In Chicago, prices swung widely as corn fell sharply while wheat moved modestly, oats varied, and provisions ranged from declines to gains. A broad clearing of sell orders followed the corn collapse, with some buying by recent sellers providing a partial rally. Canada crop expectations influenced wheat and oats, and lard tracked corn weakness while meats stayed firm.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Canada
Heavy Butter Output Dampens Prices in Week Markets
Chicago reported continued heavy butter production while receipts declined, causing market congestion and weak sentiment. New York showed strength in higher grades, Chicago saw fair demand, and overall wholesale prices slipped about 0.38 to 0.52 cents per pound across major markets, with 52 score butter trading at lower levels.
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Associated Press
Chicago
New York
Newrat
Boston
Philadelphia
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Splat
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Wente
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Grace F. Gates
Arthur Webb
Whitney Edgwick
G. B. Montgomery
Peter Doyle
Elmwood Cemetery
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Je M. Reeves
George WT Hehes
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Tiverview
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Gertrude Sproul
Greenfield
Waterloo Loan & Trust Co
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