Tuberculosis Eradication Effort Halts in Grundy County
Grundy County, Iowa suspends TB testing due to funds after about 15 000 cattle were tested since December. Dr. W. L. Hanson and seven local veterinarians led the program with a two mill levy. payouts for reactors exceeded estimates, prompting temporary stop while funds thin. Farmers supported testing and an accredited area, with plans to resume once additional funds arrive and to continue through November.
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Grundy Center
Grundy County
W. L. Hanson
Kossuth County
G. C. Stong
Black Hawk
Supreme Court of
State
Grundy
Board of Supervisors
Ian
Ti Ds
Hanson
Kossuth
Tast
State Department of Agriculture
R. Steel
A. C. Briddleton
Grundy Carter
G. C
Graham
Weallsburg
George Allen
Conrad
G. T. Smith
O. Q. Massey
Reinbeck
L. Moles
Dike
Dr. Hanson
Tosgluth
Homs
Sweet corn planned for the Egniusog factory output
Officials anticipate over 2 500 bushels of corn to supply the Egniusog factory this year as plans aim to make the pack the largest yet. A sizable acreage of pumpkins has also been contracted for, with the company able to utilize pumpkin harvests from about 400 acres.
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Egniusog
New Regulations Limit Interstate Livestock Shipments
Washington April 1 new regulations issued by the United States Department of Agriculture govern interstate movement of livestock to curb Texas fever. The rules add precautions against cattle tick spread and require designated dipping stations with proper facilities before approval. Dip tick cattle interstate shipments for slaughter remain prohibited except as allowed. Copies of B. A. L. Order 292 available from USDA Washington.
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Washington, D. C
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Ip. C
Farmers Neglecting Seed Corn Test, N W Reynolds Says
Grundy Center April 4 Spec Says N W Reynolds who tested thousands of seed corn for Iowa farmers this spring urges more thorough testing. He notes kernels with mold and poor stalk emergence despite roots starting may indicate underlying problems and warns that testing costs are small, not more than 30 hours on a 160 acre farm.
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Grundy Center
Speciath-N. Wl
Reynolds
Iowa
Grundy
Day Finds Franklin County Calves Rapidly Striding
Day, field secretary of the Producers' association in Amos, reports Franklin County calves on feed are gaining fast. He notes 28 calves in good condition, fed per junior members guidance, with young animals improving due to proper feeding. Day and County Agent B. Hamilton anticipate a strong showing at the Des Moines baby beef club show.
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Dotn Das
Towel Ducer Producers' Association
Amos
Black Hawk County
Franklin County
B. Hamilton
Des Moines
Yesumday
Franklin
Curtis
Wam
England
Nest Stniker
Making Bread on Farm Simplified by New Methods
At a rural girls club meeting at the farm bureau office, Miss Louise Barber of Michigan demonstrated time and labor saving bread making. The session ran from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. She baked a loaf of oatmest bread and bran bread using a stove supplied by a local hardware firm. Barber urged easier methods to encourage more people to bake. Black Hawk county clubs will adopt her bread making plan for their summer study. State club leader Miss Josephine Arnquist from Ames attended to finalize plans for the year. Eight clubs were represented.
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Farm Bureau
Louise Barber
Michigan
Barber
Josephine Arnquist
Ames
Canning Company Ships Holsteins to Dysart Farms
Waterloo Canning Company bought a carload of Holstein cows and heifers to place on the company’s farms at Dysart. Anton Christiansen returned from Minnesota where he picked the stock and selected the cattle. Most will be fresh in the fall as Minnesota weather is cited as favorable. Farmers were sowing oats when he left.
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Waterloo Canning Company
Ssarl
Anton Christiansen
Minnesota
Thiursdar
Christiansen
Hone
Land Use Update On 2500 Acres Sweet Corn Plant
The wavene y plant contracts 2475 acres of sweet corn with 2,500 acre target noted for irrigation. Apr indicates in water supply plans, outlining contracted production and acreage allocation.
Neighbors Sow Oats For Family Stricken With Pork Poisoning
Vindéon La April 4 Special The spirit of neigh darlings exists in the community where L Karkosh resides southwest of here. Eight or 19 farmers gathered with tractors seeders discs and harrows to sow for the Kariosh family. Seven of the eight family members have contracted eating pork not sufficiently cooked. Seeding was completed by mid afternoon.
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Vindéon
L . Karkosh
Kariosh
Farmers Questions and Comments Addressed to Edster Farm Department
Readers are invited to send questions and comments to the Edster Farm Department at Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Iowa. Communications may be addressed by mail or telephone, with the paper providing contact details for readers seeking guidance or input.
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Edster Farm Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Iowa
Dormant spray advised for San Jose scale in Iowa
Ames Iowa April 4 The dormant spray for fruit trees is needed only where San Jose scale or oyster shell scale are troublesome said IL 2B Nichols state horticultural extension specialist Orchards in southeastern Iowa likely to need this treatment Lime sulfur is the material use mix five to six gallons of liquid lime sulfur to 50 gallons of mixture Apply at first growth just started usable for apples cherries or plums Iowa State College work over 11 years shows sprayed trees yield twice as much as unsprayed and 17 percent of fruit free from worms and scab versus 17 percent clean fruit from unsprayed trees
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Ames
San Jose
Nichols
Iowa State College
First of its kind cow kidney operation at Iowa State College
A veterinary surgeon at Iowa State College, Dr. H. E. Bemis, successfully removed a kidney from a valuable Holstein cow suffering bacillary pyelonephritis. The cow, sent to Ames, survived the rare procedure, is gaining weight, and the wound has healed. The operation aims to save a valuable breeding animal once deemed incurable.
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Abies
Iowa State College
H. E H. Renis
Ames
Europe
America
Bemis
Farm Work In Iowa Two Weeks Earlier Than Usual
Des Moines April 4 Farm work in Iowa is about two weeks earlier than usual. Oats seeding began in many counties March 20 and is more than half completed in several counties. Spring wheat and potato planting progress rapidly. Winter wheat and grasses need rain. few weather indicators for coming season. Cedar township girls club planned for summer with Miss Watel Brown leading. several girls signed up.
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Hes Moines
Iowa
Sopmal
Charles D
Remi
Burewa Safa
Carter Desmones
Taiitaly
Apri
Meeting of Farmers at Hudson April 13
Hudson Iowa April 4 At a meeting of Black Hawk township farmers Monday eight April 13 at the consolidated school the first meeting of its kind for some time the grade children will give a program a question box on alfalfa will be feature to bring out discussion of that crop which a number have indicated interest a motion picture of the life and work of swine worms will be shown
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Hudson, Ja
Black Hawk Township
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts New York
New York April 4 Butter unchanged. Wisconsin whole milk fancy 2634 2Tc. Epes: nearby white fancy 39 sic, nearby brown 53I sic. Grats 37 sic. Chicago April 4 Barter receipts 42,446. Creamery extras 40% extra firsts. Milk: firsts 384 ac, packing stock 224023. Poultry: Springs 3c. Coffee: New York April Coffee Futures Easy July 17.1c, December 23.62c.
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New York
Chetsu
Silvia
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Cubs
St. Bonis
St. Louis
Santos
Weekly Grain and Provision Review
The Associated Press reports a volatile week in grain and provision prices as drought fears ease. Wheat futures retreated sharply from prior highs amid large selling, while corn and oats fell under ample immediate supply. provisions followed grain downward, easing hog values. Reports of global breadfruit scarcity faded as U.S. supply declines slowed, and market rumors of international financial trouble circulated before being denied.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Nebraska
Texas
Europe
Kansas
Wheat Recovers From Recent Losses in Market Rally
Chicago April 4 All grain rose on buying by commission houses and covering by speculators. Wheat led the gains with May at 1.57 1 3 8, July 1.29 3 4, then surged to 1.41 4 0 on May and to 2.93 1 0 for July. Cattle and oats followed wheat with gains as export talk lifted corn and oats. Provisions held steady amid mixed hog market signals.
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Associated Fuess
Chicago
Liverpool
Atlantic
le Tower
Waterloo Markets Prices at Loom Today Gran
Chicago market quotes show varied grain and seed prices with No. 2 yellow corn around 131 to 131. Industrious listings include mixed No. 3 and No. 4 figures, white and yellow varieties, and several seed prices such as timothy and clover. New York reports wheat and hay prices with steady to firm tones, Minneapolis and St Louis show mixed grain values, and Omaha grain notes include hard and No. 2 wheat prices. Livestock in St Joseph reports hogs, cows, and lambs with standard quotes and volumes.
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New York
Minneapolis
Minn
Montana
ST. Louis Graln
St. Louis
Chicago butter prices break on heavy receipts at market
Chicago reports show exceptionally high receipts and liberal offerings pushing butter prices down across the week. Canadian butter arrivals worsen the soft market, with storage holdings in four markets up from last year and signals of rising production ahead. Closings show Chicago and New York steady at 43c and 6c respectively.
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Associated Press
Chicago
New York
Fir
Philadelphia
Reversal in Hogs Prices 10c Off as Fed Steers Rise
Chicago market notes show hog receipts around 4,000 with uneven bids and occasional declines to $13.70 per hundredweight for light weights. Fed steers gained with top quotes near $13.90, mixed by weight class. slaughter hogs steady to higher in spots, average yesterday about $13.50. Sheep and lamb prices improved modestly with direct week totals around 25 per cent higher for fed lambs and heavy fat lambs fetching $15.75 to $16.50 per hundredweight while lighter veal calves moved up slightly.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Fed
Cannes
Kansas
Gil
Omaha
Neb
ST. Paul Livestock
St. Paul
Minn
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Weekly livestock market report from Kansas City and East St. Louis shows receipts for cattle calves hogs and sheep across multiple markets with price ranges. Highlights include top fed steers and yearlings around 13.45 to 13.80 for packer buyers, hogs near 13.80, and varied sheep values up to around 16.00 for wool lambs, with regional differences in prices and tonnage across markets in Omaha and St. Paul as of April 4.
Sioux City Livestock Market Reports Mixed Delineations
Market notes show mixed livestock activity with hogs and cattle varying in price. Receipts rough and weekly comparisons unstable, with slight declines for some classes and higher demand for others. Palm City, Peoria and Sioux quotes indicate regional price spreads and tentative weekly projections.
Motors Favored In Change Deals
A brisk opening day for stocks and commodities saw gains in motor shares led by Strong demand for Radio Corporation and United States Cast Iron Pipe with Central Leather and American Woolen rising. Wall Street bankers fueled optimism on the auto sector as Dodge Brothers and other motor stocks posted substantial price gains amid broad market firmness.
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Associated
New York
Radio Corporation
Edford
St. Paul
Sia Pocereen Alberth
Sterling Ruling
E.deen Tok
Lot Sd
Cameron
Tion
Ceilar
RR. Walker
D W. Davidson
Lew
D'C
Fairview Cemetery
Decker
Tlon
Dodge Brothers
J A. Higgins
Genevieve Kenna
Howrey & Street
Mclllama
Fohin Higgins
Genevieve Huntie
Howrey & Xagh Motors
Tan McWilliams
Maxwell Mc ‘Ary Bougen
Genevieve Kenneiers
Howray & Strength
Chamberlin
N. HL
Hartford
Il Rowe
N.Y
Ethel
Norfolk & Western
Cest Rae
Etna Gore
Lawrdece Sorenson
Elz
Bonn
Northern Pacific
Nwig
Pan
Jesse QO
Ixpher
E. Grainges
Wasson
Mary HE
iKingbard Hill
Whitney & Sedgwick
David A. Finley
Oscar C
Fon W. Nolds
Strahl
Aled Chemical & Dye
Harry C. American Can
Ree
McQuilkin
American Car & Foundry
Isrce
Porte jAmerican
American Smelt
Atkins
Roy Barvigar
American Sugar
jAmerican
Cedar Fall
Pth
American Tobacco
American Water Works
Ausatie Coast Line
View Place
Sue
Baldwin Locomotive
Ui Paulsen
Melteeur
Baltimore & Ohio
Leland Park Ad
Bethlehem Steat
California Petroleum
Hartung
Geo
Canadian Pacific
Kelley
Codnar Falls
Cerro de Pasco
Jelmar J. Moors
Hradley ‘Chandler Motor
Polytechnic Institute
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Block Consolidated
Westfeld
Zia
M. Storm
Ll. C. Burkitt
Davison Chemical
Mapteleat
du Pont de Nemours
Ligzle B. Emeort
B. H. Wirddel
Lund
Cuba
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors
Great Northern
Gulf States Steel - Houston Oil
Hudson Mortars
Central - International Harvester Int
Mec
Marine
Kelly Springfield
Kennecott Copper Peceseremens Scakia Shepard
Auditor Rainbow
Cedar Falls
Assn
E. PE. Stevenson
Mary E. Moon
Gertrude G. Glasener
Leavitt
Emma Nauman
Harry Wil-i ~Tran
Opar
Lehigh Valley
East Side
Louisville
Seaboard Oil Hoover
Low Kan
Missouri Pacific
J. J. Gailey
Eml Rasmussen
Montgomery-Wilds
Nor- National Biscuit
New York Central
Erreenenness Samuel P. Moorer
Gertrude M. & Rds. C. & Lcb
Acker
Home Park
Esther A. Chamberlin
Mac Young
Traverly Place
Katharine Benth
Evang
J. MM. Overman'’s Add
Cedar Fal Pty
Phil
Phillips Pe
Pure OV
Reading
Ir & Steel Reynolds Toss
B . I. & St Franaboard Air Line
Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific
Southern Fis
Tues
Stewart Wai Studebaker
Texas Co
Texas & Pacific ‘Tobacco Products
Union Pacific
Reese E. S. Ind. Alcohol A. &. Tubter
Utah
Wrabash
Willys-Overland
Woolworth
Mont
McWilliams
C. Melendy
Jessie Taursen
Kingbard BU
Washington Twp News Brevities Apr 2 1920s
A list of social visits from Washington Township includes Baker and Mrs Joe Maimam visiting Jenile Shaffer, Mrs Sidney Baker and son visiting Waterloo, Miss Margaret Morgan visiting sister Mrs George Varco in Austinville, Mr and Mrs H D Ford and Lester Ford visiting Waterloo, John Morgan home, John Howe visiting Mrs Howe's mother Mrs J Baker, A S M Shafer and sons visiting William Wiley in Waterloo, Gerald Pierce's fall last week injuring several front teeth, F A McElhanay and Mr and Mrs Charles Crawford visiting H J Crawford, Rodney Baker starting work at Wagoner Manufacturing in Cedar Falls, and Bert Anderson and children visiting in FL W Muir home.
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Washington
Baker
Joe Maiam
Jenile Shaffer
Sidney Baker
Goven
Waterloo
Margaret Morgan
George Varco
Austinville
H. D. Ford
John Morgan
Lester Ford
RR. Ford
John Howe
Cadar Falls
Bert Anderson
W. Muir
April Fine Prices Ad Steady Spring Patente Ales
Fragmentary OCR text shows an ad listing prices and items such as fine April prices and steady spring patente. It mentions aviator standings, bread, bees, and a numeric value 3007.25. No clear events, people, or organizations are identifiable to form a complete summary.
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Ales EE
Foreign exchanges show firm rates across major currencies
New York April 4 foreign exchanges firm with rates for Great Britain at 4.78 dollars, France, Italy, Belgium and Germany around 23.50 mil, Sweden 26.92, Switzerland 19.20, Australia 9.14, Austria 4."]
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
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Auie
Hudson
Bettel
GRAN
Ile Barles
Peoria
Gmian ! Com
Tfovellow
ST. Joseph
al Assie
Fleur
Sinnard Bros. West
Ise Ducks Perer
Geary
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Barclay & Hap
Colin Browdiese
Potteweer Rae
Kansas City Livestock
East St, Louis
East Louis
Omaha Livestock
Sioux City Livestock
Peoria Livestock Verria
Motors
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Dodge Bros. Plang
Wisconsin
Red River
Idaho
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