Maust Cow Leads Pioneer Group in March Milk Test
W H Maust cows head the Pioneer Cow Test association March results with an average 1,187 pounds of milk and 40.35 pounds of butterfat per cow from 20 animals. Thomas Hansen’s Wolstenholmes top the milk fat standings at 1,462 pounds and 45.29 fat. Other high groups include Muniger Holsteins, Cunningham six cattle, and Forney 12 grade Holsteins. Ninety seven cows exceed 40 pounds butterfat. 20 pass 60 pounds.
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Mauet
Pioneer Cow Test Association
Farvin Mare Monthly
Thomas Hansen
Will Muniger
George GB. Cunningham
Glenn Lichty
Elmer Callies
Oran Guagy
T. B
Inj Marchigures
N. J. Fike
Itchen May King
Hatch
Anton Christiansen
Charles Hatch
Timothy
Creamery Meeting on Cream Scoring Set for Next Week
The Iowa Creamery Secretaries and Managers’ Association schedules a cream testing and scoring demonstration at Greater Waterloo on Friday April 13. Northeast Iowa delegates are expected with lime acidity testing and a talk by Beatrical Creamery’s Mr Bouska. Paul Crowley and M E Murry or R G Clark also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Creamery Cuttermakers’ Association
M. E. McMurry
R. G. Clark
Iowa State Dairy and Food Commission
Iowa Creamery Secretaries’ and Managers’ Association
Jubilee Club to Meet April 25 in Jesup
Jubilee Community Club schedules its monthly meeting for Wednesday April 25 at Mrs Otto Pump's home Jesup Iowa. The program features a demonstration of convenient kitchen arrangement and members are asked to bring sandwiches and other food. Visitors will be welcomed.
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Jesup
Tubilee Community Club
Airs
Otto Pump
Computiag
Two Minutes a Day to Weigh Cattle Feed for Calves
local farmer W A Bridge of the Pioneer Cow Teat association near here says two minutes daily per cow lets him know exactly what feed the cows receive. He notes that across the year this adds up to substantial hours spent ensuring calves calve uniformly and rations stay proportional to needs.
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W. A. Bridge
Pioneer Cow Teat Association
Here
Van Pelt Describes Southern Dairy Plant visit and Clean Milk
IT. G. Van Pelt of Waterloo describes a 5,000 acre dairy near Gurney Louisiana visited by the Illinois Central railway dairy bull special train. He notes clean milk with low bacteria counts, strict sanitation, and $10 monthly pay for 16 milking cows per worker. Labor and conditions are described as part of southern dairying, with a trip route from Fulton Kentucky toward New Orleans.
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Gurney
G. van Pelt
Waterloo
Illinois Central Railway
van Pelt
van Pale
Jdairsmen
Fulton
New Orleans
Beemen to Start 4 UF 151 Cattle Activity April 19
Cedar Falls notes the Black Hawk County Beekeepers plan a April 13 meeting at Commercial Club rooms with Newman I. Lyle to discuss apiary work and inspections for the summer. A June 6 cross-state beekeepers convention is highlighted as important.
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Black Hawk County
Newman I. Lyle
cr _ All
Beekeepers’ Association
Black Hawk
Rieal
County Association
C. P. Dadant
E.R. Root
Iolj
Iowa
Apiculture Department
Ames
Thea
Corn Type Discussion at Chicago Meeting for War Show
Representatives from a dozen states and Canada met at Union stockyards Chicago to study corn types for an International War and Grain show of 3923. An internal moniker of corn may be selected as a result. Joe J. Robinson of Iowa Corn and Small Grain Crops association attended.
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Chicago
States
Canada
Union
Joe J. Robinson
Towa Corn and Small Grain Crowets’ Association
Ames
Preventative Measures Against Distemper in Horses Emphasized
Dr. Albn Howard of the Iowa Extension service in Ames urges isolation of infected horses and veterinary consultation to prevent distemper spread. He cites vaccination as a key precaution alongside sanitation, noting possible immunity from prior disease exposure. The piece also mentions a Raymond, Iowa shower event and a forthcoming wedding in Monch square.
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Albn Howard
Iowa Extension Service
Ames
Howard
Marionette Show Set for Waterloo on Tuesday
Marionettes from VYony Larg travel to Waterloo with Rip Van Winkie in two performances on Tuesday April 10 at the First Congregational Church under the Woman’s organization auspices. The two foot puppets, praised as genuine art, will perform for afternoon and evening audiences and include a special seating section for Iowa State Teachers College.
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Vyony Larg
Jane
America
Waterloo
Wirst Con
Gregatiound
Woman's Organization
Washington
Rip van Winkie
Piny
Tony Lace
Iowa State Teachers College
Iowa Supreme Court Invalidates Drastic Motorbus Ordinances
The Iowa Supreme Court ruled that municipal laws prohibiting intercity motorbus service and imposing high license fees are invalid. Mason City’s ordinance targeting Star Transportation was struck down, with amici curiae Cedar Rapids Waterloo Cedar Falls Fort Madison Fort Dodge Council Bluffs Ottumwa noting similar local rules in danger. The ruling calls such ordinances unreasonable and prohibitive on their face.
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Deg Mannes
Mason City
Star Transportation Company
Ordinanes
Starransportation Company
Garner
Hampton
Supreme Court
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Fort Madison
Fort Dodge
Council Bluffs
Ottumwa
Amici Curiae
Friends of the Court
Many new volumes in library circulation at Waterloo
Waterloo public libraries begin circulation Tuesday at 9 am with 37 new books across many subjects. East library receives 18 titles and West library also lists 18, including fiction and nonfic tion works by authors such as Blanchard MeSpacden Morris Tully Sinister Widemer Ford Leacock and Meredith.
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Waterloo Public Libraries
East Library
West Library
Whraries
Island Cure
Blanchard
Ravenedens Court
MeSpacden
Rai
Morris
Anderson
Ford
Irwin
Wayland
Leacock
Strachey
Matt
West Lurore
Chappell
Fire Taies
Macktin
Meredith
Shaw
Shepherd
VanDeren
Bishop Pearce Addresses Fear and Unbelief at Free Methodist
Bishop Willam Pearce spoke at the Free Methodist church on The Fearful and the Unbelieving citing Revelations twenty one eight. He warned that fear of worldly scorn breeds disbelief and that distrust in others mirrors a present hell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Pearce
Free Methodist Church
New Jerusalem
God
Christ
Liquor Burns as Match Is Applied by Court in Test
In a WV courtroom the case against Stranahan, charged with manufacturing intoxicants, proceeded after a match set to a jar showed a blue flame. Chief Walker testified a jar from the operation burned blue, leading to Stranahan being bound over to the grand jury under $600. Bondsman Dave, known locally, secured his release after two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shunebhan
Bhrankkin
Walker
Stranahan
Altha
Dave
City in Brief Highlights Local Absences and Familiars
Thite neaded duptiente oaly of ghausnon, Have us make Shem, Buphanon, Ride. Dr. and Mrs. W. Porterfola return from Chicago after funeral of Mrs. Porterfield's father. I. Marshall to Chicago tonight for a few days. plans to return early next week. Willis Tremmerling back at Teachers College studios after two weeks at parental home. Mrs. G. G. Crabtree convalescing after five weeks illness. D. M. Slatton's daughter Annette born weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces. Mrs. D. A. McCall returns home to Waco after visiting sister. Two women attended funeral in Wisconsin. W. Powell elected to Alpha Chi Sigma at University of Iowa.
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Ghausnon
Shem
Buphanon
G. G. Crabtree
Park Avenues West
D. M. Slatton
Lobin Avenue
Annuatte
Cart Jruitor
D. A. McCall
Wao
Tex
PL Gilurney
James Mills
Coasville
Wis
Coc
W. Powell
Waterloo
University of Iowa
Beenu
Afr
Powell
College of Chemistry
Tale of Mule Damages Case Highlights Owner Lawsuit
Plaintiff D Shephard sues Louis Burocroft for 160 dollars after his mule, worth 150, was injured by a defendant’s mean black mare that was kept on the plaintiff’s premises. The complaint claims the kick left the mule disabled and valueless, seeking judgment and costs.
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D. Shephard
Shephard
Louis Burocroft
Two Miasis Central Officials Visit Waterloo Shops
Two officials of Miasis Central railway visited Waterloo yesterday to inspect shops and yards. A. E. Clift, vice president of operations, and J. Yelley, general manager, were accompanied by local I. C. officials on a city tour. The pair, newly appointed, began their western lines inspection from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miasis Central! Railway
Waterloo
A. E. Clift
J. Yelley
I. C
Chicago
Florence area notes and potato market report
Local items list residents visiting relatives and attending gatherings in Waterloo and Wil Werner area. Includes potatoes market data with Chicago prices, car receipts, shipments and futures through May and January readings.
Wheat Market Mixed Amid Cold Weather and Price Shifts
Wheat prices moved with cold, dry weather tempering demand in Chicago and New York trading floors. Reports show No. 2 Northern and No. 1 Dark Northern at varied figures as traders weigh futures, cash bids, and upcoming delivery dates across major grain centers.
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Chicago
Tokite
Tom Git
Tome
Amin Brado
Ong T Rao
Stock market opens with mixed gains amid steel and chemical activity
The New York stock market opened with an upbeat tone but uneven gains as investors sought credit for investments. Steel, machine, chemical shares led early advances while some groups lagged, and foreign exchange showed weakness in sterling and mixed demand for other currencies.
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Associated Press
New York
Stetad
Pune Pgtoh
Rexoria
Risa
Crucible
Ahaven
Baltimore
Vwegini
Caroline
Chemical
Ford
Mincatt
Pullman
Limax
Aldwinia
Studabaker and
Chandler
Willys-Overland
Virginia
Carolina
American Agricultural
Berchnut
Stewart-Warner
Reynolds Tas Daceo F. Worthuslay
Ihm
Mey Bey Geant
Hog and cattle market notes show mixed movement
The report cites cattle and hog prices with declines of 10 to 15 cents and 15 cents off for hogs and cattle respectively. It lists varied bids across lots and weights, with references to steer, heifer, calf, and sheep receipts, and several price points including 8.0 to 11.2 per unit, reflecting a slow, uneven market tone in New York and Midwest livestock markets. Industrial phrases and OCR errors clutter figures but indicate overall softness in hogs and mixed cattle demand with steady to lower calf values.
Kansas City Livestock Market Prices and Listings
Fragmentary cattle and hog quotes with weights and prices appear for Kansas City markets. Entries include vealers and bulk beef, top lambs, packers and shippers with specific price points, weights around 270 pounds to over 2,000 pounds, and miscellaneous notes on stock lots and bulk sales.
East St. Louis Livestock Sale Prices Report
The East St. Louis sale lists steers at 8.25 for top quality, calves and feeder stock from 4.25 to 5.00, bulk cows at 5.50, hogs 8.50 to 6.60, packers 7.95, lambs around 36.00, and heavy wool ewes at 6.50 to 5.00. Receipts run high with mixed volumes across cattle, hogs, and sheep.
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Sioux City
Mioux
Chts
Uin Agandated Press
Wietice
Abager
DER
Deniratty
Rey Vitvhare
Alinnera
Bale
Nariha
Heavian Karte
Aylvar
New York
Eavy
Prices in New York and Chicago Today
New York and Chicago market notes show butter creamery extra and firsts at 44 to 48 cents, cheese ranges 23 to 28 cents, eggs up to 24 to 25 cents, poultry prices for turkeys 45 cents, chickens around 24 to 28 cents, roosters 13 cents, geese 15 cents, ducks 8 cents. Chicago totals list steady poultry and butter around 40 to 48 cents, with egg quotes 23 to 25 cents.
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New York
Chicago
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W. H. Maust
Fike
Ubilee Club
Russia
South
North Iowa
Mount Vernon
Washington Townships
Cedar Malls
Janesville
G. ©. Stong
L. Comer
M. H. Watson
C. A. Braun
OH. Rahn
As. Getty
Charles Ackerson
C. Bkwall
Ray Decker
Linn Bridan
C! Briden
Will Hoag
Banig
Raymond Bride-Elece
Raymond, Ia
Genevieve Gelst
Jack Kelley
Raymond Hall
R. Fld
Pearce
W. Porterfola
Ahre
Fhervert I. Marshall
Kimball Avenue
Chileago
Gleet
Willis Tremmerling
Colere
Jlloss
JW. J. Hemmerling
Mitchell
Hue
Llingis
Eagle Center
Exgla Contern Ayes
Florence
Pieros
Dike
Laster
Hera
Pete Tosauer
Sungay
Jos Keorner
Watar
Aire
Alfred Bedard
Mardareu Wieland
Law Kifen
Wil Werner
Peter Werner
Emma Sichel
Wil Stiemelle
George Bedaré
Ed Kisen
Washburn
William Schmitz Ami
Henry Ellen Farm
George Morsa
Rornles Relter
Fotatoes
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
A Fay
Oelah
Fen
Gatober
Ottor
Chad
Gilearu
Vhon Spentrn
Femm Tyrometa
York
Zane White
Arley
Wiley
Milwaukee Grain
Amiwaukee
Minneapolis
Minn
Apri
Laney
Omaha
Neh
Peoria
Poston
Mass
Rocky ‘Mountain
Pacific Coast
East St. Louis
Texas
Waterloo Co-operative Dairy Company
GAR
Ann G
Res. Arm
Cubas
Porto Ricos
Don
Stacey Steady
Adl
Fiamer
Stock Exchange
Tinalifalea Tod
Amore Can
iAterican C Car & Foun American Locomotive
Navérican Smelting
American Bugar - Aamortcrn
Amaerlctn
Woolen Anaconda Copper Atentaon Co
Gale & W
Ttdies
Baldwin Locomotive
Gballimore & Onto
Heulham Steel
Mexican Petroleum
Midvale Steel
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Pan American Standard Olof
Studebaker Corporation
Fexag Co
Maxwell Motors
Pennsylvania Tobacco Products
Colden
General Asphalt
General Motora
Marino Kelly-Springneld Rep
Tron & Ateel
Royal Dutch
Sinclair
Sothern
Facile Handler Motors Chesapeake Poopte'n Gas Union
United States
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Dac
United pialae Steel Hero + stene cael
Betah Cop Willys Gueries
Pat
Great Britain
France
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Belgium
Germany
Tolland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Sprint
Greece
Poland
Crecho
Slovakia
Hemend
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Brazil
Montreal
Lisertz
Cere
Cseierioe
Harley
C.lsqbso
Rath Packing Co
Thaothy Hays
St, Paul
Staul
Mins
Caineman
Tay
Cannera
Bolosna Butte
Ule
Alason
Eit
Uddin
Ana Dloubin
Ligeia Inoue
Dulante
Kansas City Livestock
Packla Sons
Venat
Louis
Waterloo Siarkets
Serpe Mie
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