Pig crop worries ease as weather buys time for farmers
The Farm Editor notes weather could cut losses from a softer pig crop and urges timely care. Farmers in Waterloo area report early pig deaths and mixed results across nearby towns while advocates stress proper feeding, sanitation, and disinfected farrowing pens to improve outcomes.
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George Wilson
Waterloo
St. Francis
Jesup
Wilson
Jake Nicholson
Barclay Township
Black Hawk County
Kossuth
Nicholson
P. A. Selgig & Son
Poland
China
Kosauth County
Mr. Selvig
William Durant
Algona
Sam . Hedrick
Durac-Jersey Trseder
Rlivertoo
J. Bisgard
Burt
Durac-Jersey
Bremer Farmer to Carry on Extensive Sweet Clover Tests
Waverly Iowa April 1 George Christopher plans to decide which clover best suits Bremer county in cooperation with county agent Thor son He will set out test plots of medium red biennial Bree and Hubasam clover seeded with oats Part of each plot will be limed and part seeded on untimed ground to provide a direct comparison
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Waverly
George
Christopher
Bremer County
Thee Thorson
Combination Sales Promote Local Livestock Trade
Independence April 1. Fred Klotz, a farm sale promoter, launched a data share in 1921 and reports growing popularity and profits through winter. A March 11 pavilion sale grossed unspecified money. Local sales drew cattle and goods from surrounding counties, with about $20,000 in livestock and machinery sold to date. Proceeding items note a mother and daughter banquet, talks by Dr. Jennetts Throckmorton, and a film show. Local society reports, sickness, visits, and community notices follow.
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Independence
Fred Klotz
Datashare
Banton County
Diketa
Jennetts Throckmorton
Lule
Ceel Awistorium Iesday
Women's Home Missionary Society
Ladies' Aid Societies
Nels Boysen
Cedar Falls
George W. Boysen
Leroy Riesinger
Riesinger
Elna Juhl
Jim Thuesen
le Rathbone
Sumner
Hans Helven
Adam Deadrick
Lee Hurlbut
Parkersburg
Fred Bulman
Marian
Herschel Powell
Ilinois
OM. H. Anderson
Wert Murphy
Wellsbore
George Billman
Mr. Billman
Cedar Fairy
Gus Posekany
Arley Ford
Nels Olsen
Eist
Dike
Lttle
Horner
Ona
Hans Kelson
Cnigage
J. H. McKinder
Familly
George McKinder
Charles McKinder
New Fortford
Dave Miller
Grundy Center
Weekly Grain and Provision Review itemized wheat market shifts
Chicago April 1 wheat prices softened slightly as the week closed, offset by a 30 cent import duty proposal boosting values. Corn edged up a touch while oats and provisions fluctuated. forecasts pointed to record winter wheat yields in Kansas and Oklahoma with domestic 1922 harvest estimates rising to 550 to 580 million bushels. Tariff tweaks lifted near term wheat values, signaling reduced Canadian and Argentine imports.
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Chicago
Senats
Kansas
Oklahoma
Canada
Argentina
Wheat market unchanged on flat demand in Liverpool influence
Chicago on April 1 reports wheat trading mostly flat as foreign demand holds steady while Liverpool’s decline weighs on gains. May, July, and September options drift around opening prices with occasional liquidations and slight recoveries late in the session. Corn and oats weaken early but corn recovers amid seaboard demand. provisions show dullness despite robust hog trade and corn weakness.
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Qe Associated Press
Chicago
Liverpool
Dew
Bay
Seaboard
Grain and Provisions Market Report From Chicago and Cities
Chicago cash market reports for wheat oats and prices for futures and spot contracts across multiple grades. Notable figures include No 2 yellow and No 2 red winter prices, oats and barley quotes, lard ribs hay and clover seed values, plus Minnesota Kansas City and St Louis grain prices and arrivals.
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Chicago
Guernsey Cattle History and U.S. Import Trends
The Guernsey cattle breed, one of the oldest among mixed stock, originated in Guernsey and was brought to America long ago. Since the 19th century imports rose, now about 80,000 cows and 10,000 breeders exist in the United States, guided by The American Guernsey Cattle Club based in Peterboro, New York, with a strong staff and fieldmen assisting new breeders and established feeders.
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Guernsey
England
France
William the Conqueror
Jersey
United States
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Peterboro
N. FH
More than three-quarters million eggs shipped from Tripoli
Tripoli April 1 A. T. Panzer reported shipments of eggs this week totaling 74,460. Four carloads carried 415 cases of 80 eggs each, comprising the bulk of the consignments.
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Tripoli
A. TH. Panzer
New York Chicago Produce Markets Report Summary
Market bulletin from New York and Chicago markets on April 11 notes mixed dairy and meat prices, including butter, creamery products, cheese, eggs, and poultry. Reports list varied wholesale quotes such as butter at 35 cents per pound, cheese near 18 to 24 cents, and poultry pricing with turkeys and chickens under fluctuating demand.
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New York York
Bukter
Wisconsin
Americas
Browh
Abc
Proiers
Middlewest
Chicago
SOS Ty Creamery
Odie
Butter Prices Slump as Markets Drop Week Near April
Butter markets under wartime style pressures show sharp reductions across several major markets led by New York with a spillover into Chicago and Boston. Demand for undergrades remains general while supplies of fresh centralized butter are larger than in weeks prior. Sumner Creamery to install a refrigerating plant before the April 13 Puttermakers convention, aiming for modern operation in Iowa.
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Associated Press
Chicago
New York
Boston
Sumner Creamery
Sumner
Sumner Creamery Company
Iowa
Beef Steers Lead Week as Hogs Hold Prices steady
Market notes show beef steers advancing 10-25 while hogs remain firm. Reports from Kansas City and Sioux City list steadier or higher cattle and veal prices, with top beef steer quotes near 9.40 and per hundredweight gains in other categories, alongside steady hogs and mixed sheep futures.
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Cwtengo
Jon Tles
Ubtopars Boug
Niger
West Park
Sioux City
Stearty
Stock Market Opens Quiet After Deep Downtime
New York stocks opened narrowly with traders cautious amid a muted session. Leaders in rail and industrial groups moved marginally, as Bethlehem Steel and Baldwin Locomotive appeared among the notable gainers. interest steadied on cheaper shares and a strong close hinted by a 400,000 share volume.
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Associated Press
New York
Prbl Boeep Rive Ondigen
Qonorl Blavtele
Americatxpress
Y Point
Manhattan
Sbyrorborough Rapid
USA
Hothlehem Steel
Baldwin Locomotive
Iratore
California
St. Paul
Haley
Finkfelon
American York Sugar
AO Ameria
Pierre Seine Amterican Car & Moundry
Amorton Lacomoeliva
jAmerican Hmdling & Roaring
Atchigon
Weary Pass Oes
Baltimora & Oho Oo
Bebhiphont Steel
Bseseeeeiee
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio _ Onicage
Mil. & St. Pioul Corn Products
Nelbla Steel
General Motors
Senee
Great Northern Ore
Perenne
Goodrich Co
Vere
Marina Pf
Sieeeeriey
International Labour
Eree Janes Ang Kennecott Copper
Norfolk & Western Northern
Pacife Para
Pennsylvania
Lroy & Steel
Money in grain option offer for 10,000 bushels
Investors Daily Guide promotes a guaranteed option at 12 1/2 dollars on 10 000 bushels of wheat or corn with no further risk. A 6 cent move from the guarantee price could yield about 500 dollars. 4 cents could produce 400 dollars, 300 dollars in some cases. Readers are invited to write for the arc and free market letter at the Southwest Branch in Kansas City Missouri for more details.
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Investors Daily Guide
Baltimarm Arc
Kansas City
Jensen birthday party and hospital visit in Linden
Mrs Pratt returns home from hospital in Iowa to Linden on Friday. Friends gather at Isles Guo Anderson’s home to celebrate her twelfth birthday. Ladies’ Aid hosts Kensington at Mrs Morgan’s home with about 70 guests. Real estate notes: Kate transfers Mary Shefler property in Cedar to Black Hawk Mounts Abstract Co.
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Ene Phra
Griffith
Isles
Guo Anderson
Mhierthday
Mra. Anderson
Mins
Janet Zuehtke
Kensington
Miro Morgan
Sax Westens
Inden
Real Destate
Drs
Black Hawk Mounts Abstmet Co
Kate Trary
Mary Bt. Shefler
Property transfers and real estate listings in Wentfield area
New York April. Foreign bar silver, GBatsc, Mexican dollar, 50% ec. Mull to Willan Robrix and others convey lots 12 16 6 in various blocks and additions. James H. Peek to Fist Fifth Street Mardnere Co. and W Stevens to Jot 6 block 75. Lakeside ad dison lot 14 block 2 Lev. 1. Jennie E. Taft to C Fal partial Jot 7 block 3. Nes Wailer 1% Howell to Surgen Wicken lot 4 Hillingworth addition Rev 4.50.
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Mull
Willan
Robrix
Charles A. Callender
Wentfald
James H. Peek
Fist Fifth Street Mardnere Co
W. Stevens
Ecord L. KE. Park
Lowe J. iKrenie
Lakeside
Addison
Jennie E. Taft
W. Waterloo
Tex
Espee Nes
Wailer
Howell
Surgen Wicken
Ilingworth
Ee Clayton
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Msidbulor
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Yunbday
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A. G, Stewart Tire & Vulcanizing Co
Purity Bakery
Clute and Hopkins
The
Home of Good Bread
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East Sth
Book of
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McCall, Riley & Co
Storck Brokers
Broad St
Philadelphia
Ellis Hotel
Fifth and Sycamore Sts
T. H
Rath Packing Company
Waterloo, Towa
W. 5Th St
Lauritzen Construction Company
Building Contractors
F. A. Masberg
R. Ses
Masberg & Sims
Eleventh
Sycamore Streets
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Court House
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Concrete Ave
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