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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1929

Page

15

Farm Fire Loss Rate Highlighted In National Campaign

Washington Sept 30 the week Oct 6 12 designated as fire prevention week by President Hoover Secretary Hyde notes farm fire losses reach as high as 3500 lives and 150000000 in property yearly. He urges farmers to inspect premises and combat hazards from lightning chimneys sparks matches spontaneous ignition and faulty wiring with cooperative federal support and rural volunteer departments improving protection and conserving resources.

Washington D.C Arthur M. Hyde Hyde Mira Federal Department U. S. Department of Agriculture

Business Outlook Brightens for Third Quarter 1929

New York Sept 30 With summer recession mild and barometer trades entering fall backed by unfilled orders the Standard Statistics bulletin reports strong optimism. Most principal divisions start Q4 in unusually robust positions and few foresee a drop below 1925 Dec 1929 levels, predicting October and November will exceed last year’s results.

New York Standard Statistics Company

Marketing on Farm Radio Program List

National Farm and Home Hour broadcasts on 30 NBC stations during Oct 14 18 cover major farm markets. Dr J W Duvel outlines contract grain markets. Dr A G Houck surveys hog cholera, with daily agendas on calendar topics and market prospects.

Department of Agriculture National Farm and Home Hour National Broadcasting Company J. W. Duvel Grain Futures Administration A. G. Houck Bureau of Animal Industry Will Suvey W. J. Spillman W. A. Sherman C. A. Burmeister Avestock W. HR. Beattie J. W. T. Duvel Sues Frain Futures Administration C. CG. Stine Rowena Schmidt Carpenter Bureau of Home Economics L. H. Bean Alter W. A. Wheeler

Will Show Women's Work and Farm Tools

The Floyd county women will exhibit at the Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo this week in the women’s and children’s building. Demonstration teams from West and Charles will present an achievement day program, with Oliver Farm Equipment products also showcased. Demonstrations are ongoing in Charles City district and nearby towns including Niles, Colwell, Rudd, Orchard, Anagar, Elma, Cresco, Hawkeye, and Cedar Falls.

Courier Epecial Service Charles City Floyd County Dairy Cattle Congress Waterloo Tha West &J. Charles Oliver Jay Frank Niles Will Fik Colwell Ant Rudd Orchard St. Anagar Elma Cresco Hawkeye Cedar Falls

Tama County Farm Bureau Holds Leaders Meeting

Geneseo Township reports a Tama County Farm Bureau meeting at Traer with 30 attendees. Mrs. A Meeker leads Geneseo 4-H Livewires and Helen Spear leads Geneseo juniors as county 4-H clubs plan second year home furnishings projects for the coming year.

Geneseo Township Carl Stoufer Robert Cole Roscos McElhinney Tama County Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Traer Rae Aeeiares Oes A -Meeker Geneseo Livewires Helen, Spear Joly Jimniors

Nieman to lead dual dairy herd testing in Tama County

Henry Nieman former North Tama tester becomes supervisor of herd testing for both north and south associations with shared salaries. Frank Fry will be second tester. plan preliminarily approved by Ames dairy extension service and will rotate 15 days per month between south and north. New board to guide policies includes two officers from each side. Nieman's compensation set at 115 to 125 dollars monthly.

Traer Henry Nieman North Tama Association Joy North Frank Fry Eureka Kun Nieman Tama Ring O. K Ames South Association North End Fry Robert ‘Uyens August Ploehn Alex Rehder Toledo North Tama South Tama Manning Creamery Company North Association Don Mitchell Reinbeck R. G. Wood Eric McElhinney Dysart R. G. Stoakes Roy Perry William Snell Abe Lincoln Buckingham

Pig Crop Day Special Train Visit at Traer Oct 9

Traer plans big Farmers Day with the Chicago and Northwestern pig crop special train arriving Wednesday October 9. A hot lunch will be served half an hour after departure, with a 4 H program Roar show horse shoe contest free movies and games. The football game at Dennis field has a charge. Traer high school band will perform at the station and near the public library during lunch.

Traer Chicago & Northwestern Northwestern Tracr Dennis Field Tracr. High School

Nashua Man Sells One Farm, Then Buys Another

Nashua Iowa Sept 30 W H Stephens sells his 86 acre farm nine miles southeast of here to brother Oscar for 105 dollars per acre. He buys the James Mc Culloch 160 acre farm nearby for 100 dollars per acre. His nephew William Zavanziger has been his tenant and will operate the new holding.

Nashua W. H. Stephens Here Oscar James McCulloch William Zavanziger

Farms at Fairbank Sell Two Farms at Auction

Fairbank Indiana September 30 two farms sold in the past week. The William Richards farm four miles northwest of Fairbank sold at public auction to Michael Garvey for 70 dollars per acre on 160 acres with good improvements. The Mrs Mary Lyons farm sold for 100 dollars per acre on 120 acres to Delbert Habertkamp with good improvements and electric wiring on buildings.

Courier Special Service Fairbank William Richards Michael Garvey Mary Lyons Delbert Habertkamp

Pioneer Test Ring Lays Month’s Dairy Averages

L103 Dry Cows Cut. Pioneer Test Ring reports September average 18.3 pounds fat per cow with fall fresheners expected to raise October. Top herds include G F Walters 39 and O L Hamer 36.3 pounds fat. six top cows from Hamer herd produced 69.4 pounds fat. other leading cows include Anderson, Bridge, Marsau, Van Duyn, Entz Farm, Hansen, Reeves.

Test Association Gethard Mayer G. F. Walters O. L. Hamer M. T. Anderson W. A. Bridge William Marsau V. ‘A. van Duyn Johnson Farm Wallace Stakes Entz Farm Company Holsigins A. Hansen Guernseys Chester Reeves O.L. Hamer Hamer

North Tama Juniors Conduct Meetings in Trater IA

Two 4-H clubs in the Traer area held meetings last week. The Peppy Traerites met at Viola Burghert’s home with leader Mrs. Roy Perry, planning a display for the Pig Crop visit on Oct 9 and a playlet for county 4-H girls on Oct 19. The Progressive Pioneers met at James McKinley’s home where county agent Wilson Ashby outlined new projects and Rev. Father Dunkel stressed club records. Delmar Thede spoke on the county livestock show at Des Moines, where he exhibited a purebred beef animal.

Courier Trater Progressive Pioneers J James McKinley Wilson Ashby Father Dunkel Delmar Thede Bes Moines

Fairgoers Share Experiences From County Events

David McKinley Helfer described his ship showing experience at the Toledo and Marshalltown fairs. Wallace Young, a dairy calf club member, spoke about his experience at the Tema county fair this year.

Helfer David McKinley Toledo Marshalltown Wallace Young Tema County

Geneseo Township Buys Two-Row Corn Picker

Geneseo Township on September 30 purchased a two row corn picker. Eric McElhinney bought it to handle the corn crop, which totals 120 acres to be harvested this year and fed on the farm.

Geneseo _ township Eric McElhinney Erlb

Endgate Guide Line products from The Endgate Guide Company

Graly bodies and wagon boxes fitted with new steel guide. Stake racks and stock racks made to order with reasonable prices. Order direct or via your dealer. Prompt mall orders and shipments. Manufacturer: The Endgate Guide Company, Fairbank, Towa.

Horses Bring $160 in Tama Farm Sale Tract

At the Mrs Fred Selk farm sale near Dysart last week strong prices prevailed. Corn in the field sold from 24 to 30 dollars per acre and hay brought around 9 dollars per ton. Horses reached 160 dollars while cows sold from 120 to 125 dollars. Mrs Selk plans to move the farm to Dysart.

Courier Special Service Fred Selk Dysart

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Tama Name Nieman Tama County Vine Robert Qualls Muskogee Okla Twvo Qualls Home Furniture Co West 4Th St Guernsey D. W. Marsan UL. H. Miller Holstein The Endgate Guide Company, Manufacturers Fairbank, Towa Dixie Crystal Ice and Fuel Co Swan & Leytze Independence, Ia Hays Chicago Grand Rapids Cattle Congress Firestone Firestone Oldfield Olduicia Voice of Firestone NBC Network Repass Automobile Co Vulcanizing Department West
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