Hibition Hall Displays Large at Dairy Cattle Ingress
Exhibits at Hibition Hall show larger dairy and home farm displays, led by Krister-Hall Seed company booth. Highlights include two giant squashes, a 101 and 97 pound fruit, a 44 pound watermelon, and vast corn displays. Demonstrations cover cream separators, washing machines, furnaces, and labor-saving devices across numerous firms and community groups.
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Krister-Hall Seed Company
In!' Tze
George Hall
Hartford
Applee Boys
Associat
Cutler Hardware Company
Courier
Citizens Gas & Rice¢ Co
L. FE
Glaza
Waterloo Manufacturing
Cole & Sweetmat Electric Co
L. 5
Gan
Davidson Furniture Company
Waterloo & Cedar
Falls Union Co
Altstadt & Langlas King Co
Urs
Gaston Confectionery
Singer
Wing Machine Company
Sacred Heart
Arch
Holland
Bovee Furnace Company
Eklung Business Col Ze
Spice Co
George B
Jer & Son
Trial Jurors Called to Speed Court Business
Jury commission announced additional jurors for service next Monday morning. The list includes Waterloeke Ida M. Cropper J Bodholdat B S Bender A N Milter E Lumbus Harold F arwin WoC Wilson 1 A Doty Miss Jessie Ryan Evelyn Mc Warren Florence Jey Marie B Dare Rose MaCord. The judges issued a communication to attorneys requesting them to track all cases for trial and be ready for trial or disposition.
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Waterloeke
Ida M. Cropper
J. . Bodholdat
B.S. Bender
A. N. Milter
E Lumbus
Harold F.arwin
Woc. Wilson
A. Doty
Jessie Ryan
Hanilt
Evelyn McWarren Gilbert
Florence Jey
Marie B. Dare
Rose MaCord
TH. Booger
Cedar Falls
G. Wevere
Inbow
Belle Knicker
Sori Sigekety Artes
Garin
Orange S. B
Froth from Milk Buckets at Dairy Cattle Congress
At Masonville Indiana nearly 50 head of purebred Belgians and grade mares sold, averaging 465 dollars. Observers noted strong bids, discussed stallion models, and praised Brown Swiss Ayrshire and Jersey breeds. Local breeders highlighted show success and family progress, while a Texas Jersey herdowner planned a 49 head sale at the grounds Thursday night.
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Masonville
Jersey
Guernsey
Spectacular Corn Shock Fire Destroys Decorations
A decorative shock of cornstalks on Fifth Street bridge near Memorial Hall caught fire, likely from a discarded cigarette. Fire crews from station No. 2 arrived quickly. no injuries and only the decorations were destroyed.
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Cattle Congress
Fifth Street Bridge
Memorial Hall
Be prepared for Fire Insurance Agency Ad
Real estate transfers and insurance ad text appear garbled with misspellings. It mentions Fire preparedness, a phone number 1374, and transfers involving properties and areas like Waterloo and Conles addition. The fragmentary notes hint at advertised services and property movements.
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Transer Insurance Agency
Jenry Ho
Tereenwood Cadat
Anderson
Waterloo
Dairy exhibit at fair draws crowds in Exhibition Hall
The state dairy and food commission and the Iowa State Dairy council showcase a busy booth led by W A Wentworth and Miss Jones. A rotating four-manikin game amuses visitors while charts compare 1920 and 1921 dollar values for farmers and consumers. The display includes scales, a wax dairy cow, a San Francisco prize model farm, and literature on milk production and crop rotation.
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State Dairy and Food Commission
Iowa State Dairy Council
Garry Council
W. A. Wentworth
Miss Jones
Ames
Dairy and Food Commission
Commission
Farm Bureau Demonstration on Rotation of Crops in Iowa
The Iowa Farm Bureau and Iowa State College extension present a demonstration exhibit at Ames under the cattle barn sheds. It highlights crop rotation, tuberculin disease control in cattle, hog cholera, orchard pests and diseases, fruit culture, poultry houses, spraying materials, pruning tools, and a model Ames farm illustrating crop division for a 249 acre Iowa tract.
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Iowa Farm Bureau
Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Leads in Market Milk Competition
Cedar Rapids tops the statewide market milk contest at the Dairy Cattle Congress as Waterloo ranks sixth overall. Orange dairy of Waterloo placed second in pasteurized milk, while Sioux City’s Robert’s Sanitary Dairy scored 86.25 to Orange’s 85.55. The list shows Cedar Rapids first, then Sioux City, Dubuque, Des Moines, Burlington, Waterloo, Davenport, Marshalltown, Mason City, Ottumwa, Fort Dodge. The Orange dairy is not connected to the Orange Creamery in Orange township.
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Altho Waterloo
Dairy Cattle Congress
Iowa Dairy and Food Commission
Orange Dairy
Waterloo
Robert's Sanitary Dairy
Sioux City
Orange Creamery
Orange Township
Cedar Rapdis
Dubuque
Des Moines
Burlington
Davenport
Marshalltown
Mason City
Ottumwa
Fort Dodge
Oan Sanitary Dairy
Cofield
Wolfer
Home Demonstration Exhibit Promotes Child Health in Ames
In Exhibition hall a tent display under Iowa Farm Bureau and Iowa State College features home sanitation and baby care. Miss Elizabeth Hudson and Miss Florence Inlay direct with daily lectures and a Milk Fairy Play at 5 p.m. Nurses weigh babies as posters and a citadel of ill health is bombarded by milk bottles to dramatize prevention. Miss Anna Drake of Des Moines speaks Thursday at 2:30 p.m. on child welfare and medical exams.
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Iowa Farm Bureau
Iowa State College
Ames
Exhibition Hall
Elizabeth Hudson
Black Hawk County
Florence Inlay
Anna Drake
Des Moines
Iowa Anti- Tuberculosis Association
Hippodrome
Graphic Lessons in Dairy Economy at Gov t Exhibit
The Bureau of Animal Husbandry U S Department of Agriculture displays an initial exhibit at the dairy cattle barn entrance. M M Klein leads a team educating visitors on dairy industry basics through placards charts pictures and wax figures. A sanitation booth features life size cow anatomy with a tuberculous comparison warning that a sick cow can endanger people. Other booths stress removing unproductive cattle through breeding feeding and cooperative marketing. A model barn shows handling a dangerous bull without direct contact.
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Bureau of Animal Husbandry
U.S. Department of Agriculture
M. M. Klein
Dairy Calf Club Winners Demonstrate At Cattle Congress
The three Iowa dairy calf club champions Louis Barnes Donald Doughty Fayette and Glenn Heisel Fairfield are giving two daily demonstrations at the Cattle Congress. Brought by J P Eves state calf club leader they show how to judge a cow fit one for the show ring and how to feed and care for dairy cattle.
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Iowa
Louis Barnes
Donald Doughty
Fayette
Glenn Heisel
Fairfield
J. P. Eves
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