Nineteenth Dairy Cattle Congress Opens Monday
The Dairy Cattle Congress will open Monday and run for a week, bringing 737 top dairy cattle to town. Holsteins lead with 262 animals, followed by Guernsey, Brown Swiss, Ayrshire, and Jersey entries from Iowa Michigan Minnesota South Dakota Ohio Oklahoma New York Kansas and Louisiana. Exhibitors include Mes RCL stTolk Creamery Co Mount Cle COMBA casabater gers John Logan Seward Th. 14 sakenaneta State hospital Mendota REE Farms and many more, with leading herds such as Maytag Dairy Newton and Rock River Farm Byron among participants.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Guernsey
Ayrshire
Jersey
Iowa
Michigan
Tinos
Minnesota
South Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
New York
Kansas
Louisiana
Mes Rcl
stTolk’| Creamery Co
Mount Cle- Comba
Casabater Gers Iellas
John
Logan
Seward
Sakenaneta
State Hospital
Mendota
Ree
Mepride
Minnay “Harvey
Firestone
Akton, Russell
H. Sage & Son
Waterloo
Ralph Ho Wrson
Jas
C.jensen
Rock River Farm
Byron
Maytag’ Dairy
Newton
Wimer
Johnegn
Lafayette
Ered
Arbu
É& Kerinels
Natrote
Hoard
de Bolnes
Paul F. Stewart
Maynard
Tay
Wis
Walters
Etter
Weteenanee
Db Jones
Detroit
Mich
Prank Zoller
Schenectady
Mabon
Randalls
Vertlick Bros
Asinnesate
City
Belgian Horses Tenth Show Opens at Dairy Congress
The National Belgian Horse show returns for the tenth year, held with Dairy Cattle Congress as Franklin County youths join the event. Entries include Holbert Importing Co of Greeley, Goad & Co of Ogden, Hyllmede Farm Beaver and St Paul Farm Co Rich Valley, with Belgian stock straight from Belgium and judged in the Hippodrome.
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Holbert Horse Importing Company
Greeley
G.G. Goad & Co
Ogden
Hyllmede Farm
Beaver
St. Paul Farm Company
Rich Valley
Minn
Hampton
Belgium
Holbert Company
New York
Waterloo Exposition
University of Missouri, Columbia
Arch Valley
Mint
Michael Meyer Sons
Elwood
Ind
Horbertesse Importing Co
Grooms Contest Adds Interest to Belgian Horse Show
A grooms contest at the National Belgian Horse show opens Monday at 9 am and runs through Sunday. Prizes include a gold watch for top kept herd and points leader, a cane for second, and a silver cane for third. Three judges will monitor stalls, care, and readiness, with entries registered by 10 am Monday.
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Thorace
Eleven Banquets Planned for Week Eleven
Dairy Cattle Congress week features eleven banquets and meetings. Activities include student judging banquet at Hotel Russell Lamson on Monday Oct 1 and a banquet for cattle exhibit leaders at Elks club Tuesday Oct 2 with breeders banquets from Oct 2 to Oct 4 at Hotel Russell Lamson and Black's tearoom. Cow testers and dairy calf club members also dine at Oct 5 and 6 with prizes and entertainment.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Hotel Russell Lamson
Waterloo Business Men
Elks Club
Iowa
Black's
Dairy Cattle Congress Management
Eiks Elyb
Superintendent Hilded in Dubuque Power Plant Accident
Dubuque Indiana report says H. W. Jackson, superintendent of the Interstate Power plant, was fatally injured when 2000 volts passed through his body during switch repairs. The accident occurred last night as his body touched multiple feeder circuits, causing severe electrical contact.
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Dubuque
H. W. Jackson
Interstate Power Company
Demonstrations at Dairy Cattle Congress Highlight 4-H Dairy Methods
Four-H club members will exhibit at the Dairy Cattle Congress with at least two demonstrations on dairying. Each talk lasts 15 to 60 minutes. S. Quist chaired the demonstrations with P. C. Taff of Ames and Guy L. Noble of Chicago as judges. First prize is a large silver trophy, with several minor awards. Running water is noted as a powerful agent in carving high altitude mountains and surfaces.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
2. S. Quist
P. C. Taff
Ames
Guy L. Noble
Chicago
Schuy Raises Status of Poultry Show to National Level
Joseph F. P. Schuy, superintendent of the National Cattle Congress poultry department, has helped grow the American Poultry Congress from a 300-bird local show to one of America's largest. Last year 4,200 birds from across the country were entered. Schuy, GM for Stewart-Simmons printers, is recognized as a leading poultry authority and advocates poultry as a farm rescue during economic hardship. Meanwhile in Des Moines, Judge Meyer's court warns divorce petitioners that languishing cases with no good cause may be dismissed on October 15.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Iowa
A. W. Glyde
Aigricultural
Town State College
Clyde Kinney
Bagley
Kinney
T Hat
Glen Woodley
New Hartford
William Carpenter
Belle Plaine
Benton County Fair
H. F. Reinhart
Janesville
Bremer Fair
United States
Canada
Germany
Ames
Joseph
Schuy
Poultry Department
National Cattle Congress
American Poultry Congress
America
Congress
Stewart - Simmons Company
Des Moines
Joseph Meyer
Poultry Show 16 to Feature Entries from Far Parts
Poultry fanciers from nine states have registered for the annual American Poultry Congress linked with the Dairy Castle Congress and National Belgian horse show starting Monday and running all next week. Exhibitors represent Indiana, Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New Jersey, Montana, Wisconsin, and more.
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Tows
Missouri
Alinais
Neotraska
Minnesota
Indiana
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Montana
Cattle Congress
R. C
S.C
S. C
Rhode Island
Sussex
Willard J. Preshien
Neaver
Charles
Gutch
Albig
Inane Christensen
Cedar Felis
Herman Lenabure
Dysart
R. M. Solberg
Utica
Minn
Tobin
Worthington
Mendy
Chinnewa Felts
Gahl Manufacturing Company
Keom
T+ e
E. Bauman
Humboldt
Poultry Congress Adverts Interstate Attendees
A fragmented listing shows numerous names and towns including Elton Monroe Waterloo Normal Ackerman War Horn Denney J Turner M He Zelline Rowan Ta Mackin Independence Dubuque Welch Moccasin Mont Brookman Creston Pirie Springville Eagle Grove Cedar Falls Niels Larsen New Hartford Cortright Waterloo with multiple participants and locales noted in a rough roster for a poultry congress event.
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Elton
Maton
Monroe
Mirt Smith
Waterloo
J. Clay Denney
Mtyvyr
Glenn V. Peverill
Normal
W. Ackerman
Joseph J.turner
M. He Zelline
Rowan
J. HE. Mackin
Independence
Martin Stafford
Dubuque
Harry F. Welch
Moccasin
Mont
Fred
Betl
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A. S
Holstein
I Dersey
Rei Bonnell
Youngstown
Fengerson Jersey
Ruston
Dixon
Ypsilanti
Max Ross
Meredith Jersey
Hemming
A. Allen Wallis
Durance
Kan
A. WeEnett
D. D. Gibson
Ramsom Farm
Homewood
Radisson Farms
Minneapolis
Wiliam
Hradley
Craterville
Joseph .Golinvaux
Boulder Bridge Farm
Excelsior
Pope Wreteeeercezes I Glueling Co
W. Marsh
Waterson
Cottrell & Stewart
Tinton
Harvey S. Firestone
Akron, CO
Wisconsin School For Bind
Janzssie
Tennrystal Bay
W. E. Harrington
Hutchinson
Marquette
Franklin County
Earle Brown
Hylimede Farm
Hubert Hansen
Dike
Salley Bros
Bedford
J. Saul
Hudson
G. Good & Bon
Keith BieDowell
Ulcilie Hemm
Sheffield
Oliver Rothenbeulel
Charles Miler
Maurice Eitel
Milo Alen
Alexander
Dile Allen
Francis Nelson
Junior Roberts
Wilard Roberts
W. A. Beener
Chaplin
Earl Bhaull
Junior Henberger
Chapin
Hugh Brody
Urlans
Franklin County Colt Club
Nelson Gormley
Bondurant
Roth Bros
Morton
E. Bekers
Cedar Falls
Ta- Ray Porter
Cedar Pulls
Jblock
Department of ‘Agriculture
Duncan Stuart
Inset
Department
Nts
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders Association
Russell-Lamson
Black's Tearoom
Iowa Holstein Breeders Association
Hotel -Russell- Lamson
Tle
Secretary Dairy
Edward Ss
Joseph P. Schuy
Eugene Smith
Pioneer Bank
Lingelbach Bros
Neva-Nox
Mid-Continent
Waterloo, Iowa
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