07 Oct 1925
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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1925
Page
1
Chicago livestock estimates project tomorrow's cattle receipts at major levels with hogs and sheep showing mixed, unsettled demand. Prices listed include hogs from 1100 to 200 pounds and cattle limits around 14 to 15 dollars, with market sentiment described as mixed and uncertain.
Sioux City livestock receipts show cattle and calves steady to higher with yearlings and cows around 7 75 to 15.00, heifers and stockers mixed. Sheep and lambs with steady to up trends. hogs modest gains, turkeys and fowls noted. prices varied across regions Wisconsin Minnesota Idaho and Manitoba markets.
The text offers scattered references to athletics and travel including names such as Taerst Per and Arevniing swimmer, with stray mentions of Cape Grit-Nez France Dover Aut and Capes. The disjointed phrases suggest a rough, era-specific sports and travel note, lacking a coherent event or clear facts to report.
For sale items include hand nicked snow apples at 1.0 per basket and Toland china mice pigs. Deliverers listed in town. Dale Davin. Personal items note Mrs Glenn McMillen and baby visiting Cedar Rapids relatives Mr and Mrs Woof Noble north of town, with Miss Anna Noble. Mrs Frank Kohl from north of Vinton to Cedar Rapids for several days.
Notice from Benton County Iowa requests probate of the last will and testament of C L Cross, deceased. The hearing on the due execution will take place October 3, 1925 at 9:00 a.m. in the district court at the Vinton courthouse. Karl W Fischer Clerk. A J Kirkland Attorney. Subscriptions encouraged by The Times.
Sold by Mrs. Shoemaker in Brandon a four hole rock stove offered for sale. Local buyer contact details not provided.
Benton County Farm Bureau hosts a yield test plot of seventy corn varieties at Sam Rieke farm three miles north of Van Horne. Iowa State College experts Talcott and Y G Churchill will speak on corn breeding and plot results while premiums from Cedar Rapids Gazette and Belle Plaine Commercial spur participation. A picnic and demonstrations accompany the morning planting and moisture and shelling tests determine air dry yields.
Henry Hnoop Clutier heads to Rochester Mayo hospital for operation with wife and son Melvin. Adeline Caslavka breaks collar bone at school. Ed Sniperg of Cedar Rapids visits Clutier friends. Vaudeville show draws small crowd. Clutier people attend Cattle Congress in Waterloo, including Lillian, Marcids, Emma Dvorak, Geo Hora, and Chas Krezek. Mayme Pusiecska and Elsie McNaulty visit Toledo homes. Mrs. Helen Herring visits Belle Plaine. St John’s Lutheran Church notes services misdated with sermon on Christ’s question to Pharisees. Quarterly congregational meeting postponed from last Sunday. church boards and youth groups meet weekly.
Calendar notices list events in Toemer Polk and Benton townships across October with a new term meaning rain meaning rainmnating coined by Dr David ar Jordan of Stanford. July reports in Birmingham Alabama claim seventeen murders with no self infliction deaths.
The article describes feeder steer demonstrations organized by farms in Bo county and Herrison townships. Two events will compare feedlot results and steer grades at Stonewild techme Blairstown and Eat Wellace farm with belt wigs on the feed lot to show differences between superior and inferior stock.
A partial readable fragment reports the Prestth township Berean Farm meeting adjourned at midnight after a brief session. No further details on attendees or decisions are available in the text.
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