Iowa Mid-Winter Agricultural Summary Update
Iowa reports a 10 percent wheat acreage gain while national wheat declines 3 percent. Winter soy, hog breeding, and farrowing rise, with a 12 percent higher pork turnout in late 1922 and 16 percent more breeding across the Corn Belt. Iowa hogs, corn, cattle and sheep trends show mixed gains. prices poised to rise into spring. Milk cows and other cattle up, horses steady, farm prices varied at year start.
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Iowa
United States Department of Agriculture
Corn Belt
United
Chicago
Omaha
Sioux City
Lleven
United States Bureau of Agriculture Economics
United States
Towa
U. S
Struck Good Market at Chicago for West Virginia Team
A. Matthews and Tabor men returned from Chicago after selling stock including seventeen loads of cattle, two loads of hogs, and one of sheep. Matthews led with sheep at 15.50 and hogs at 8.60, cattle selling well. Fred McArthur joined in Hastings with six loads of cattle topping the Chicago market at 10.65. A hang-up in Illinois delayed their Wednesday market.
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A. Matthews
Tabor
Bert, McPherron
Guy Utterback
George Gaston
Walter Savage
Marion Laird
Chicago
Stham
Mr. Matthews
Hastings
Fred McArthur
Evang Ranch
Carnon
Real Estate Transfers From More to Various Bidders in Iowa Towns
A series of property transfers recorded in Malvern Penelfic Junction and Henderson areas includes Fred F Clapper to J H Briere for 3125 Lot 3 Block 34 in Malvern. Chas Kroon to William J Gilman et al for 200 dollars covering Lots 140 and 141 in Penelfic Junction. Bertha Baumgartner to 8 Triplett for 1250 dollars covering Lots 9 and 10 in Railroad Add Henderson. Frank C Boyle to Robert Bogle for 87 60 covering parts of Lots 167 to 161 in Pacific Junction. B B Dean to John Garrett for 10 dollars for part of Lot 22 71 43. R D Phillips to Mrs Sarah Phillips for 129 dollars for portions of 21 73 43 and a tract. L H Pitkin to Adolph Arp for 25500 covering the SW and NE thirds of Sec 7 73 43 and surrounding fractions totaling 140 acres. Zeno Baas to Souls Bass for 1 dollar for NE and SW quarters of Bec 10 71 42. Maud Achenbach to GC L Whitney for 70 dollars for Lots 5 and 6 in Block 3 Ralston and Schurrs Add Strehen Iowa. Olver M Achenbach to C L Whitney for 80 dollars Lot 7 Block 4 Ralston and Schurrs Add Strehen. Gene Hass to Zeno Baas Jr for 1 dollar for NY 00% and portions of 10 FH 4. James H Houser to W M Houser for 1 dollar B% of Lat Otte Farm Creek Cemetery.
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Fred F. Clapper
J. H. Briere
Malvern
Chas Kroon
William J. Gilman
Adolph Arp
Zeno Baas
Souls Bass
Maud Achenbach
GC. L. Whitney
Ralston & Schurr
Strahan
Towa
Olver M. Achenbach
C.L. Whitney
Ralston and
Three Sources of Plate Current Potential for Vacuum Tubes
The article examines sources for plate current in vacuum-tube transmitters. It notes batteries offer limited low-power use with high first and maintenance costs. A motor generator set incurs high initial cost but low maintenance and lists components and prices for building one. It details transformers, rectifiers, condensers, and coils required, plus wiring specs for a choke and antenna components.
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Cadia
Radio dealer expands stock as knowledge grows
A radio dealer increases his inventory while investing in radio education. The article notes that the progressive merchant uses courses by mail or through prepared magazines and instructors, reflecting a trend where the radio business shifts toward those with solid electrical knowledge.
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Radio
Vacuum tube rectifiers and transformer power for radio transmitters
The article explains how to obtain plate and filament voltages for vacuum tube transmitters using a step up transformer and kenotron rectifiers or electrolytic rectifiers from the house lighting circuit. It describes UV 202 tubes needing 350 volts at 45-100 mA and UV 216 rectifiers, plus a self rectifying option for two-tube sets, and notes the market and dealer expertise implications for radio merchandising.
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Aell
Svewart Radiotron
Radio sets and moving pictures spark census talk
Pacific coast states claim over 25 000 radio receiving owners with some estimates as high as 60 000. Dr C F Jenkins of Washington, famed for the Cresson medal, works on transmitting moving pictures by radio. A radio census tallies rising interest as enthusiasts report distant messages from Japan.
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Pacific Coast
C. F. Jenkins
Washington
Cresson
Japan
Marconi
Union College
Schenectady
Cleveland
Carrie
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Department of Agriculture Bureau of Agricultural Econmics
Des Moines
B. T. Zachary
C. C. Lucas
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Davenport
D, C. Ph
Ae EA of Eles Grocef
P. S
Avi
Crrewtt
H. A. Deardorff
Grocer
Hastings Auto Company
Farmers Supply Company
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