Sage Holsteins: Russell Sage Patents Sage Herd Name
Russell H Sage of Bennington township becomes the first Black Hawk county farmer to patent and trademark the Sage prefix for Holstein animals raised on his Waterloo-area farm. The Sage name marks origin and identity for animals registered with the Holstein-Friesian Association of America, with over 15,000 names already reserved.
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Bennington
Black Hawk
Russell H. Sage
Bennington Township
Black Hawk County
Sage
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
F. ¥. Houghton
Brattleboro
Russell
Waterloo
Association
United States
Pabst
Gconomowse
Wis
Joe Hadhey
Cerro
Gordo Farms
Chicksai
Williamstown
Sathardans Ferm Hadley
alstéin-Friesian Association
Local pullet makes goose with golden eggs back number
Oscar Grow entered his Light Brahma pullet at Grow’s Western avenue address, laying an egg weighing five ounces. The egg, the largest of the year, outmeasured 8.5 inches by some reports. Grow notes his hens lay about 58 eggs per dozen and claims his exhibition birds are top-notch layers and show winners.
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Oscar Grow
Grow
Tha Courier
Growaid
Gaiako
Western Avenue
Vinton Stock Shippers Operate On Big Scale
Vinton Iowa April 7 Vinton Livestock Shipping association has begun operations shipping out eight carloads of stock in three weeks. The group faced a weak market on the last loads but has since gained momentum under manager Irving Narber Jr. Plans include installing a retail scale and scale house soon.
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Vinton Stock
Vinton, Ja
Vinton! Livestock Shipping Association
Irving Narbér, Jr
Berkshire hog North Star crowns at International Livestock Exposition
North Star, a 550-pound Berkshire from the University of Minnesota, captured the undisputed grand championship in the barrow classes at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago last winter. Berkshires also won overall carcass honors, with Minnesota and Illinois cited for top breed awards as the contest drew tense eliminations across breeds. Berkshire headquarters are at Springfield, Illinois.
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North Star
Chicago
Frank 3
Spring
American Berkshire Association
Minnesota
Illinois
North Start
Barrow
Lneup
University of Miners
Poland
China
University of Minnesota
Berkshire
University of Nebraska
Chester White
Ohio State University
Yorkshire
Oklahoma Agricultural College
Town State College
Duroc-Jereey
Tamworth
Willie Essig
Hampshire
G. L. Burgess
Springfield, I
Langwater Frenchman Stock Boosts Buchanan County Herd
Independence, April 7. Claude Hopkins of Sumner township purchased a son of Langwater Frenchman, adding the second Old Frenchman offspring to Buchanan county. A half brother also joins R. A. Nelson’s herd. Sumner township breeders show growing interest in Guernseys as several purebred purchases occurred last winter.
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Independence
Buchanan County
Claude Horkins
Sumner Township
Langwater
R. A. Nelson
Hopkins
Guernsey
Inrebred Livestock Inquiry Sparks Rural Debate
A fragmented report notes concerns over inrebred cattle and other livestock stock in regional farms. Officials and farmers discuss risks, pricing, and potential regulatory actions affecting herd viability and market access.
Spading and pulverizing soil boosts fertility and growth
Home Gardeners learn that breaking up lumps and pulverizing soil to fine tilth improves plant food availability. Finer soil with better moisture penetration supports healthier growth, easier weed control, and a protective dust mulch against drought and sun.
Limestone Rates Cut 13 Percent
Ames Iowa April 7 a reduction of rates on limestones for agricultural use by the Iowa railway commission is 12 percent. H W Warner of Iowa State College soils extension says the cut helps farmers as lime is hauled long distances. Tests from three counties show 2900 samples with 90 percent indicating lime need. The soils department will provide soil tests and free guidance on lime procurement.
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Ames. Ia
Railway Commission of Iowa
H. W. Warner
Soils Extension Service
Iowa State College
Lowa
Warner
Soils Department
Brant Advises Bean Growers on Soy Varieties
Benton county agent Brant offers guidance to prospective soy bean growers. In experiments Mongal proves best for silo corn due to sturdiness while Ito San and Sanda suit corn for hogging down. Arnold Koch of Kaystone pioneered soy bean growing, yielding about 100 bushels of seed last year.
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Brant
Benton County
Ito San
Sanda
Arnold Koch
Kaystone
Purebred Guernseys Draw Buyers to Bunchanan County
Independence April 7 Breeders from across the nation seek purebred cattle. B Wind Bills of Billings Montana visited and bought a several months old bull calf near the city for 260 dollars, signaling steady demand.
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Independence
Buchanan County
B. Wind
Billings
Mont
M. J. Joyce
Northwest
Winter Wheat Crop Forecasts Yield of 572,974,000 Bu
The Department of Agriculture forecast 572,974,000 bushels of winter wheat for 1822, down from 587,032,000 last year and below the five year average of 378,575,000. The projected April 1 condition stands at 78.4 percent, vs 91.0 last year and 84.3 average. Rye prospects show about 68,667,000 bushels, near 99 percent of normal and above last year’s level.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
St.aes
Graft charge against Benton County bureau drops
Vinton Iowa April 7 Frank Waterstradt failed to appear before the Benton County Farm Bureau directors at a specially called meeting to prove graft charges. An adjourned session last Monday listened to Waterstradt but he did not attend. The charges have been dropped.
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Vinton. Ja
Frank Waterstradt
Benton County Farm Bureau
French Bride of Soldier Missing
Sioux City police were asked to search for Lucette Grinkle, 25 year old war bride of Rudolph Grinke of Galva, Iowa. He claimed they married in Paris in September 1915 and brought her to the United States in 1924. He said she left home Tuesday afternoon en route to Bronx City, speaking French with broken English. Lucette is described as about 176 pounds, dark blue dress, tan coat, blue hat, dark hair and eyes, no known friends or relatives in the U.S. Merely reports she left home without extra clothing and provided no motive for her departure.
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Sioux City
Lucette Grinkle
Rudolph Grinke
Galea
Lucette
Bronx
Grinke
Paris
United States
Iuucette
Grinks
Galva
Paullce
Omit Obey From Marriage Ceremony Belief Cited
Edward L Parsons a member of the commission to revise the book of common prayer said the word obey is antiquated and should be dropped from the marriage ceremony He asserted modern marriage rests on love and the obedience clause is unnecessary in practice San Francisco California April 7
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San Franciseco
Cal
Edward L. Parsons
San Francisco
Protestant Episcopal Church
First Presbyterian Church Contracts Awarded for Build
Contracts totaling 26000 for materials to erect the First Presbyterian church were awarded by the building committee through supervisor T A Maine. Construction starts within 10 days as material shipments arrive. Brick from Twin City Brick Minneapolis via Moore Moore Co, steel from Iowa Iron & Steel Cedar Rapids, lumber from Chapman Lumber, mill work from Nauman Waterloo. Foundation completed last fall.
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First Presbyterian Church
T. A. Maine
Rick
Twin City Brick Company
Minneapolis
Moore & Moore Co
Iowa Iron & Steel Co
Cedar Rapids
Chapman Lumber
Vernon MS April events and local notices brief
In Mt Vernon Vernon Two April 6 notes a millinery demonstration at Far her Friday with a picnic dinner. Families and residents share visits and health updates as local scenes include a Centre school lunch trial, a carload cattle shipment to Chicago, a Farm er school entertainment and a house party for teachers at the Al Henry home.
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MT. Vernon
Vernon
Farher
Clarence Albright
al. Henry
Dunkerton
Bartholomew
Centre School
William Jones
Belie Hammer
Sartori Hospital
James Ulrich
Chicago
James Tustice
al Henry
Alice Wheeler
Margaret
Harthola Jmow
Vernetta Seibert
Miss Wheeler
Henry
Ernest Otto
Paul Jones
Shell Rock
Farmer
Centre
Greeley
Miss Whealer
Miss Scholl
Fredericksburg Obituary and Local Developments
Fredericksburg report notes Mrs T Ha died at her home Sunday with funeral Tuesday led by Rev Warton. Mason City buyer Seely purchases half lot for an Alling station after moving Jean Mikes dwelling. Mrs Brite Dayton ill, William Herrick named street commissioner, William Gree Bert marshal. Edgar Farnum underwent gallstone operation at his mother in law Mrs Crain’s home. Mr Whitmer in poor health due to severe galstone.
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Frederick Kawercg
William Herrick
William Gree
Bert Marshal
Edgar Farnum
Crain
Mr. Whitmer
Pastor Ill Church Uses Radio Sermons in Pittsburgh Visit
Wheeling West Virginia April 7 radio phones step into the pulpit at the Baptist temple due to illness of Dr G C Lockhart pastor sermons to be received every Sunday morning from Pittsburgh keeping services normal in city church amidst health issue of leader
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Wheeling
W. Va
The
Baptist Temple
G. C. Lockhart
Pittsburgh
Outside public buying stocks for first time in years
New York April 7 1921 The big outside public returns to the long side of the stock market after more than two years of downward prices. Prices hit daily new highs for the year as public confidence improves and brokerage offices see crowded rooms, reversing the long decline since 1919.
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U.P. New York
New York
Brokars
Wall Street
REINBECK DULL NEWS AND NEWLY BORN FUN
Local reports from Reinbeck note a rumored Iowa Railway and Light substation with about 1000 horsepower capacity. Births include four daughters to E P Bieber. Bieber is vice president at Rainbeck Sayings Bank. Also, Angers injured at Ramsey schoolhouse. Davis and Hicks hired out to paving firm in one town. telephone officials Parker and Grace Armstrong attend Des Moines convention.
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Rainveck
Iowa Railway & Light Co
E. P. Bieber
Bieber
W Rainheck Sayings Bank
R. McClure
T. A. Moséraril
Mr. Mollure
Waterioc
Haris Porter
Elmer Rickert
Ramsey
Lewis Davis
William Hicks
Inone
Grace Armstrong
Grad Telephone Exchange
F_ia Parker
Independent Multual Telephone Company
Des Moines
Parker
Local notices and market briefs from Gilbertville and Chicago area
Gilbertville ne and Waterloo residents are noted visiting relatives including Pete Kemp and Arnold Girsch with families. Interspersed are commodity quotes from Chicago cash wheat to New York grain, corn, oats, barley, oats, and cotton futures, with domestic and foreign exchange, metals, wool and hides pricing and assorted market reports from Peoria and Omaha areas.
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Gilbertville
Npr
Ed Weiland
South Dakota
Pete Kemp
Waterloo
John Kemp
Arnold Girsch
Will Girsch
Angust Kurtz
Matt Thomas
Catharine Schmeider
Muskogue
Okla
Miss Schmeider
Anton ‘Wangler
Wheat market reports from Liverpool and Chicago
Moderate upturn in wheat prices after a lull from Liverpool. Futures rose in Chicago with May at 1.30 and July near 1.30, while corn and oats followed wheat higher. Decline in corn product plants and muted demand kept provisions steady amid shifts in grain values and crop outlook.
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Ind Lovan
Iximliaa
ASM
Ory Bey
PORK
Feo
Solig
Oilia
Chicago
Liverpool
Tod
Omaha
So Mater
Hogs Steady to 10c Higher, Cattle Steady in Farm Market
Hogs steady to 10c higher across major regions with receipts around 22,000. Cattle slow but generally steady. liveweight ranges show beef steers around 8.00 to 8.60 and veal calves near 8.25 to 8.50 with variable loads. Regional reports from Chicago, Kansas City, East St. Louis, St. Joseph, Peoria note mixed demand, with hogs strongest and cattle slower but holding steady.
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Preas
Mae
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Orman
Wen
Myst
EAST
ST. Joseph Livestock
T. Beenh
Peoria Livestock
Trendy stock market opens with broad gains despite Allied Champlain decline
New York April 6 The stock market opened strong with an upward price trend led by coalers and railroad stocks. Reading and Lehigh Valley showed notable strength while Allied Champlain fell about 2.0. Interborough Rapid Transit and Interboro Consolidated preferred gained. Some blue chips slipped a bit, but overall demand remained firm with call money around 4 1/4 percent.
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Stess
New York
Slos
Allied Chamstal
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Baltimore & Ohio
Pittaburgh
West Virginia
Manhattan
Interborough Consolidated
Studebaker
Chander
General Electric
Mexicac Patroleum
United Fruit
Marming
High Vailey
Norfolk & Western
Canadian Pacific
Atchison
Rocksland
New Crisene
Tens & Mexico
Alew
Gulf States
Interboro Rapid
Tranair Ba
Call Money
American Sumatra Tobacco
Américan T. & T. Anaconde Copper
Southam Purs OU
Alchison
Pennsylvania
S- Bethlehem Steel
Central Leather
Ghesapeake
Ohio
Chicags
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Studebaker Corporation Lokmh CO
Union Parifio
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Utah Copper
Rity House Electri Willys-Overland
American’ Woolen C, RR
Hilhoim Central
Midvale Gress
Peoples Gas
Stamtamd of, & Nlow
New York and Chicago Produce Markets Report
Market listings from New York and Chicago dated April 7 show butter creamery prices and demand, mixed milk and cheese figures, diverse potato and poultry quotes, and wholesale references. Receipts and pricing vary by city with notes on butter and eggs, while Kansas City and St. Louis reports show eggs and poultry steady.
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York
New York
Wisconsin
Americas
Bermudas
Geero
Kansas City
St. Louis
Springs
Polled Shorthorns Offered at Private Treaty Near Waterton
A choice selection of young Polled Shorthorn bulls in reds roans and white is offered at private treaty. Farm located 8 miles south west of Waterton and 2 miles east of Hudson. Lloyd J. Loonan, Waterloo, R&
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Waterton
Hudson
Lloyd J. Loonan
Waterloo
A. J. Minish
Hudson, Tows
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Bilee
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White & Caer
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Sioux City Livestock
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Omaha Livestock
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New York-Chicago
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Arteaian Bitter
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Gee Packing Co
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