Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-10
|OEs MONIES MAN IS
ELECTED PRESIDENT
8. A. Lockwood at the Head
Grain Dealers National
Association.
e. Il. PEAVEY MAKES ADDRESS
Discusses Materials for building Elsva-
tors. aud Believes the Great Amer
lean neser, YIN he Made
Garden Spot.

Ton OF the N,,,i,,,sl GRAIN De..,.,s, ~.
s,,,,..;.,, .,,l. ,...,..,
se.',sss'' 'su'o''''seS' WeoaesaSs Hsssss
at,er fe-eieeu'ss us Old officers. reco.ii-
amending Memphis Teeu.. as the seat OF
The neN, conv,.t3oa and aaontinr PCS
o,,,;,,,s .,.,,.,..,;.';,s.. $50
'sss "
'>'''e'''' s.'N i.''''SSsS't ''''''''s'see 'aw'
seisaerlhilS tt'NNet shops; recommends
Ing the reorganization Of the govern
ment crop service and cu-oper,.ian
Min tha N.,,;,,.,, NV p.,.,,.,,..,.
.,n,.,,,. .,;,
"'s'sss .te iNs"saS Slss w
em.nse 10 rspsa It's rule fo.aidding
"itiil3sioh with any other ASSOCIATION.
ana niv'tins II to affiliate With the ma
s1ntissi
y iie officers elected are:
,, sasss'seis,. hea9a''a a. LOCKWOOD. Des
RI, -. ,,rs,,. ,,,, IA ~.
;ef Tt.lorsy;iie. Ina
Second Nice president. IL. S. Grimes.
fYrtsmau,h. q.
ihtesteSS. Arthur y, Sawyers. Chicago;
s ~. \. N'as. Nevada, Ia: u; Hunter,
Ksss s'Yrt..,, ~. n9sS9s,,,'
Ssleiss.Ssa. Ten. + IL. S,,nLens p,,,,.eii
laa; Thomas Costello. Moroa. H.: i. M.
McGord, Columbus, o.; T. A Gruhbs.
-, LIZ IL u 81; \; W. i.oushry, Mon.t,
Ini.,, Wsi,;n,s,no 's.,rs M s'sa
&. a. Sfehb,ns of R..S ,oa,. i,
was elected se,re,a,.v .f,c, To-
nier Secretary Charles s. Clarke
had been ,,t.-a,.cte,l ma 5s,,,ina,, a., 40
colsu, OF private. business interes.s
banquet and smoker vns ,ensers,, ,ha
members of the convaption ny tf,s 90
real cl,b of This civ
S,.var,, ,.,,.rs -, , $3.50.
!; ls.,.,,.sst ,,;.> ,SN,,e.x,;,,H "a. ,..S
,.,r,,al ~ 81 Wv.
4
~, p.., ,..Me ga. N''''''s ''i'e' 'n'hsS
..,.,.,i,, -, 80. ~.
So; ,'., ~ Wis s'>.Ne pesit 50
, rs 's,eee ,,I, let slsNa,nr eoms.fucuon
.r, -. .''sosu'e1S mr. '.ot.
~, - ION being sonp!eeea IA l'~-
,e'i. ..a eS'Nator SoStihS sl,oou.uoo WRlSh
Is tNe most complete. up-to-date plant
in the world. Men have come from
Liverpool. Montreal. New York ana
,fs.,, b.,,.. 10 i,,,.a.,i,. .,; .,..,,, -
,.o.s..,,,,iS,, ans 49,. -.
-. , So Wy,
- ~, ssr,sso !. e.tSuiat Ses.ieh' iahis III
rect Alsh ana 70 ieet III diameter hay
!nS an average thickness of eight
inches. 1t was /. success An cNrert
MAS sent IN l.,,rona ao,, bA s,,snt r;,rae
months In i,yes,ip,,;nr- ,ha st,,,n,,,res
b,,,i, -, -. -. ' .,, - ~.
way "ii,,''s VI purity ., Ssniei'e'
FOUND saccssstot iiant.
AT Braila in Rcumania large ole
Tator was fouad owned and success-
fully operated by the government built
wholly of cement Rra,la is situ,tea
~, ma p.,,,b, ,.i,..,. thir,,, ,,,,Is, f,.@.,,-
~. ~, 80, - ,,is 80. "
on 40, ~ 81, CIV i'.nNl'sa auo' ~.
eVo."oV huSaeis OF grain ahhaaiiN Nh
olner expert visited Itaiy ana exam
ined the cement used In the coliseum In
Naples and Rome 1000 wears ago
These patterns are used In the Duluth
MINT yhi.h 100 Nm. :, ,n,,r,,,. 81
: NM ,,oo ,i..ti, :, oa,, ,,o - - -
'.sVV.Doo 'usii.'s' i'VoV,V9V puSt,sis ~ .iis
Moooet"eIkihs mousse ana 4.ouu.ooo
bushels IN the cement cyilndrlcai
tanks, each los feet high and 80 feet
In diameter.
Mir Peavey mad, the following gen
ernl Observation-Disclosures.
No. -, ,,ha, f.,,.,,,
l,.,.',,s ~. ~ ~ =. ~, ',.,. 10
tGe ,,n,nr,,,,,..,it - -, Nnr,,s -, p.,.,,,Sc
IN, so.ot .i''en. o, eie Sot...s,i 's..ie
$500 i.,3sN,. ,....'s ~ ,,s ~ -
-, -, 9 -. 49,. - 81 10 - -;
s,, ~ I" y. ..i'. - 49,,
This n;,s, season 1;erarni Washiurn. al
NJ Nc - seI , ' ~ ~
,s,, 80, s''s ~ oi...''s ai ,
s,i,,,,.,s, ~ Il, ,sli,s,ai,. ,,n.,hiess 80.
agriculture | hay. ri,!6cn with him over
MS ,urvey and ii on the observation / then
n.;,ie ii appears that after getting 70
miles north of Bismarck the rain belt is
struck and the country viii Gndouble,liy
piuye to be most pro,luctivc
From Ar,, Un..o =. t;,r,,.n
NJ, ,: -, .,t,
ny uosNis '.ioi' ms oeeli .iiae .ue i'i''iis
n's OF tte's a'la 'urhi.s OVER OF .he sou
aI.rtsis Mnis,are; q recall the l,nic
SttS'i Sne yi's ~ SCUM IVY paio y onit".
10y eaeti tfeS , , Was Fiah.en aug nNeu
wv, wv ssass, ! oe!l.Ne .1'"e Mnat ~ nov
Known Us the ;iriu west VIII oS arlihsia!
,asshs us itiiue IN isflSuiturai saraefi.
octteVe the eahSons OF Soiorauo VIII sooa-
sr or later DE uliAAeu as reservoirs, se.S-
ii's TWO pufPoseS-col INC water M
Ine sp.inS anu thGS preventing the over
TOW or rivers. ana stter de;Rhs ~ ous as
~ IS needed ioT lsfsgatioii purpeses-tna
ta!s Work should be done by the govern
nient our association should expert rs
pest influence, cnieetlNelS ana lhG.VldN-
WHY AT nome asla IN Washington III the
i..1efes's "t ffisauen ey lhe soNeriment
Inc Stake river district alone II irri-
gated @oaih produce miilioiis oil bushels
CT sr',ia AMI with ont faSt increasing pop
walton and ths orient absorbing an Ia
cfeasinS quantitN of our Pacific coast
goods Nc snail need more acres. We Will
has given IT'S. end we must tax our brains
an denergies to develop our endowment
Senator Warren. of Wyoming. in recent
address made the following statement:
Redeem the Desert.
There nov remains at the disposal of
the general governments Gnappropristed
and unreserved land assregating stNU9l.i-
acres, of this approximately 35D.p0,,J9
acres are in Alaska and practically all Of
the re,naiainS 5sn,oso,No acres are III that
Part al the United states ives, of the
Missouri river once known as the Great
and destined i'll Tins TO be freed from this
t.N r..I .f Nt..t i.t Il