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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1922
Page
13
Professor M M Mortensen argues that dairying offers permanent prosperity for farmers facing low profits. The Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo will educate youths and parents on turning dairy work into a business, stressing careful planning and avoidance of gambling.
The Dairy Cattle Congress opens with top collegiate judging teams set to compete Monday morning. Entries include Minnesota, North Dakota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, and Iowa State. expectations for stronger comparison than last year. Illinois resumes participation after a multi-year hiatus, adding to the field’s anticipated competition.
The article urges parents to engage in their children's education and guide them toward dairy work. It highlights dairy calf clubs as a powerful tool to stimulate youth interest, noting that awake state leaders can nurture constructive opportunities, and that the dairy field needs young dairymen for its future success.
The Dairy Cattle Congress and International Belgian Horse show have grown so large that a single day cannot cover the exposition. Visitors from a distance may stay a week to study exhibits hear programs judge events and enjoy the midway. Waterloo offers free camping and lodging suggestions with advance planning advised to avoid arrival-day delays. Those staying a day may bring lunches or use on-site meals with ample dining options near the Cedar River grounds.
The Belgium show at the Daily Gate Congress presents two daily programs with Rainbow hand overtures, saddle horses and high school exhibitions, and a new jumping horse feature by Minneapolis Riding Academy. Fourteen circus acts from top circuits headline, with the Randowrim, Six Tip Taps, and Noyan trio among highlights, plus stage music by Raginhond and Tam Pamgo Filipina quartet.
Lists breeders and farms from Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota and beyond who are confirmed for next week's dairy cow breed contests at the pavilion, including Solsteing Mrville Mamer Waterton Gofkes & Simons Jefferson and many others with towns like Lake Mills Watertown Jefferson Madison Burnett Waterloo and Des Moines, plus associations and farms such as Spring Brook Farm and Waterlooo Jersey operations.
The Bor Scowt band of 40 pieces will give concerts from 6 o'clock every evening in front of Exhibition hall.
A list of Belgian breeders and exhibitors participates in a Waterloo event featuring notable belgians. Names include Gerat Brothers of Riverside Ta KDEAE, Mian H. Schmatle of Thornton, Is ime Peterson of Ogden, and G. EL Muench among others. Both local and regional breeders like Hillebrand Brothers and NooR findelbrood are mentioned, with references to various towns and affiliations.
A new permanent poultry building, finished with white paint, will host the second annual American Poultry Congress at the Dairy Cattle Congress and International Belted Filan Norse show in Waterloo next week. The Waterloo Poultry Association expects a record turnout with about 4,000 birds, more breeders, and top judges from Davenport Minneapolis and Parkersburg. Secretary N. M. Corning reports rapid entry arrivals and strong interest in high quality exhibits and equipment valued at 32,860. Winners will be judged by Harry Atkins Ed Hayes and Ski Flersey, with W L Pat tison and A R Garnett among officials. An influx of birds from Buffalo and New York state fair entries signals a westward first for this event.
West High teachers held a post school gathering at Geaiae Heights with about 30 guests including Mr. and Mrs. John Mer Glade, Mrs. WM. Wallace, and Miss Fern Gray. The event featured a wether and marshmallow toasting activity after supper and included games such as basketball, sack race, and three-legged racing.
A garbled OCR snippet lists multiple individuals and places including Treot's Tlea Irving Slane Lande Wa hwing Brown & Broxan Atlantic Jo Ruehle Stratford Ta Th 43 Marcizon Spring Green Wis II t Graham Brone Ta Fred Moyers Jesup la.
Fifty seven entries are in the hands of Hol toin Guarnsey and Jorney for the Dairy Cattle Congress. Counties Dubuque Fayette Linn Polk Jefferson Hawke and more show interest as Holsteins Guernseys and Jerseys enter classes for calves born after August 1 1921. Prizes total several hundred dollars. Exhibitors from town and county clubs compete in open and county divisions with junior judging contests at the exposition arena. Banquets and meetings accompany the dairy event with officials from state and county associations attending.
The Dairy Cattle Congress officers will host a banquet at 7 30 p m Monday at Hotel Russell Lamgon for teams coaches and alternates entered in the students judging contest as part of a week of events during the congress.
By WA. WIENTWORTE secretary Iawa Watry Cennett the Dairy Cattle Congress of W223 stands as the climax of a war of great interest in dairy verdict in the Mississippi valley. The dairy industry has been a bulwark of prosperity for Worthastowa Minnesota and Wisconsin, expanding across nearby states as farmers faced credit, consumption, and overproduction challenges. Active consumption rose in 1921 and continued into 1922 with butter and milk driving growth. The congress highlights production methods, processing, and distribution, illustrating dairy’s share of the diet and aiming to spur further investment in cattle and equipment. The event is seen as key for consumers to see the dairy supply chain from farm to table.
Thirty three spaces are reserved in the Dairy Cattle Congress and International Belgian Horse show dealer department for auto mobile and machinery exhibits. Sixteen automobile companies will display models in a building dedicated to such exhibits while interior decoration and seasonal music create an expo atmosphere. Seventeen agricultural exhibitors are listed for the grounds with a focus on farm improvements and machinery.
Dairy cattle buffs await the Dairy Congress and International Belgian Horse show with top judges from Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, Kansas, and Ohio set to place Holsteins, Jerseys, Guernseys, Brown Swiss, Ayrshire, and Belgian horses. Math teams of judges from Ames to Fort Wayne will decide breeds and winners next week.
A. W. Brown serves as president with L. D. Miller as vice president and Hugh G. Yen Pell as second vice president. Éays W. Marsh is third vice president, J. F. Cass fourth vice president, F. E. Stewart treasurer, E. B. Estes secretary manager, J. P. Eves superintendent of cattle, and Dr. G. A. Scott official veterinarian.
A fragmented OCR list names numerous Waterloo area motor dealers parts suppliers and related firms. Several entries reference additional firms and outside entities including Indiana Silo Elec trical Repair and Manufacturing Masberg Sims and Worthington Pump and Machine.
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