Everything in the Dairy World at the Cattle Congress
The Dairy World show promises over $1,000,000 of farm and home equipment across 85,000 square feet with exhibitors from Pittsburgh New York Newark Denver New Orleans and the Midwest. Highlights include walking machines, cream separators power machinery ice cream plant and home appliances aimed at farmers wives and dairy industry professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iry Cattle Congress
New York
Pittsburgh
Newark
Denver
New Orleans
Lst
H.S. Estes
Peration
Dairy Calf Club Exhibit at Show to Be Elaborate
Nine head of calves from Guernsey Jersey and Holstein stock will anchor a calf club exhibit at the cattle show. The display aims to prove the practicality of forming more dairy calf clubs on a three year basis with stock from original club heifers. J P Eves, a former dairy expert, will challenge claims that dairy calf club work is unfeasible and unprofitable, as Donald Dough Lewis Barnes and Glenn Heisel from Fayette Jefferson Hersey will judge, demonstrate feeding, and fit cattle under expert guidance. The demonstration takes place in the sales pavilion, with Waterloo entrants heading to St Paul for an interstate judging contest at the national dairy show the following week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey J
Aost
J. P. Eves
Donald Dough
Lewis Barnes
Fayette
Waterloo
St. Paul and Comete
Horses Return as Farmers Favor Horsepower Over Tractors
Thornburg, Iowa farm advisor, argues farmers return to using draft horses due to cost efficiency. He notes many farms still rely on horses, tractors underperform in wet soil, and horse shows and stallion sales rise. He cites 22 Iowa farms supervised and a stronger income from surplus horses as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark G. Thornburg
Emmetsburg
Iowa
Made in Waterloo Display At Dairy Congress
Thirty two local manufacturers and organizations in Waterloo plan a Made in Waterloo exhibit at Dairy Cattle Congress. A large tent houses various displays while the Real Estate board runs a five day cash guessing contest with daily five dollar prizes. Exhibits include bread, machinery, brass goods, leather, engines, canning, and more from firms such as Rose Barber Supply, Waterloo Ice Cream, Cement Products, Litchfield, Silvers, Meany Casket, Waterlbe Gas Engine, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo Real Estate Board
Congress
Rose Barber Supply Co
Waterloo Ice Cream Co
Powers Manufacturing Co
Waterloo Real Estate Board Cement Products Company
All States
A. Connelly
Waterloo Register Works
Litchfield Manufacturing Company
Silvers Manufacturing Company
Refrigerator Company
I. J. Meany Casket Company
Gross-Allbee
Waterlbe Gas Engine Company
Novelty Wire Works
Nauman Company
Stewart-Simumons Press
Construction Machinery Compan
Iowa Gas
Iowa Gas"Epsine Company. United Neckwear Company
Waterloo Laddery Company
Moore. Manufacturing Company
Waterloo Broom Works
Superior Brass Foundry
Armstrong Menuufacturing Company
Altstadt & Langhans Baking Company
Wiliam Galloway Company
Matt Parrott & Sons
Waterloo Canning Company
Associated Manufacturers Company
Henry Weiss Egg Cause Company, i
College judging contests bigger than before
Thirty three young men from eleven state agricultural colleges compete Monday at 9 am for the Dairy Cattle Congress judging championship. The 1921 event, fourth annual, features ten schools contesting Minnesota’s title with judge Wil Forbes directing. Teams of three will judge eight classes and give oral reasons on at least four. Five trophies and five medals await top honors among teams and individuals. Participants include Iowa State, Minnesota, Purdue, Nebraska, South Dakota, North Dakota AC, Kansas AC, Kentucky, Wisconsin, Michigan AC, and Missouri. Winners announced Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Cattle Congress
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Wil Forbes
Waterloo
Nebraska
Forbes
Guernsey
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Ayrshire Breeders’ Association
American Jersey Cattle Club
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Dairy Farmer
Iowa State College
Purdue University
University of Nebraska
University of South Dakota
Pure Food Show to Occupy 15 Booths at Cattle Show
Pure food exhibitions and demonstrations will again be given in Exhibition hall at the Dairy Cattle Congress this year. They will be held under the auspices of the Waterloo Retail Merchants association in cooperation with manufacturers for nationally advertised food products. Fifteen booths will be occupied by these exhibits. They always attract wide attention and the booths are usually surrounded with men and women. Cakes from pancake flour breakfast foods will be dispensed hot from the stove.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo Retail Merchants Association
Central West Dairy Cattle Show Attracts Global Breeders
Hundreds of dairy cattle from across the central west gather in Waterloo with top herds from Morristown New Jersey Falfurrias Texas Bozeman Montana and more. The dairy products division promises a record entry and a major USDA exhibit while automotive pure food and fancy horse shows bring international flair. Enthusiasts see large premiums educational displays and a vast entertainment program including a 10000 square foot poultry tent and Waterloo made road exhibits.
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Central West
P. H. B. Freylinghusen
Morristown
N. T
E. C. Lasater
Falfurrias
Tex
W. C. Bohart
Bozeman
Mont
Kentucky
Senator Hackney
St. Paul
Waukesha County
Wisconsin
Spencer
Mass
Martinsville
Ind
Iowa
Ilinois
Minnesota
Finch Farms
Fargo
Hammer Brothers
North Dakota
Harry Stamp
Roachdale
W. H. Harrison
Green Lake
Wis
Central States
Dairy Cattle Congress
United States
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Verything
Dairy World
Cattle Congress
Sebock
Chester
Foley Kidney
Thornburg
Christian Skaggs
R. R.C
Indianepolis
Mary
Will Forbes
Wangler Bros. Ding Co
Crowther & Newbauer
Citizens Gas & Electric CO
Dairy Products
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
Russell DeGon
A. L. Champlin
Ames
Champlin
M. C. Peters Milling Company
Omaha
Neh
Des Motes
Vinton
Buckner
Prickette
Luster and Goodwin
The
Fun Factory
Bert Davis
Hiram
Aunt Tacinda
Melvins
Okura Wonder
McDonalds
Torrelli
Campbells
Waterloo Poultry Fanciers Association
Waterloo Industries
Owa
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