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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1924

Page

9

Brown Swiss Cow Leader In Bremer Test Association

Waverly Iowa April 10 Bremer County Cow Test association finished its second year with last months production and has established rewards to compare well with any in Iowa. The record year was milk and fat production of the J Wylam and Son herd Plate Geld. The average was 13014 pounds of milk and 4 butterfat. Chester and Sons cattle also did well with 11 901 pounds of milk and 63 pounds of fat. A one year old Brown Swiss led with 635.4 pounds fat and 15051 pounds milk. A purebred Holstein near top production may give the state record. Net profit figures show the Chester Brown Swiss cow at 251.30, Wray herd top cow 547.56. In total 434 cows were tested, with 239 qualifying for yearly records averaging 7855 pounds milk and 289 pounds fat. Average feed cost and net profit per cow are given, yielding over 20000 total for the group. The report notes that the poorest cows averaged 3474 pounds milk and 93.2 butterfat, making 4.13 profit each. The piece lists several cows producing over 300 fat pounds.

Waverly Bremer County Cow Test Association Iowa J. Wylam & Son Seerd Wylam Flal Chester & Sons Chester Hord Chester Furm Wilk OWS

Unclear OCR Seedling Care Notes Amid Garden Tips

Fragmented text discusses unseasonable freezes, protecting vines, bed ventilation, and timing for transplanting or tending seedlings. Mentions hotbeds, watering, and avoiding overwatering. References spurs, puppies, and oysters in a garbled, period-appropriate gardening voice with missing names.

Reduce Corn Acreage and Use More Legume Crops

A Cedar Falls notice outlines plans to cut corn acreage and boost legume crops to stabilize prices. It explains a yearly yield contest, entry details, and payments from samples of tested corn. Participants must mail twelve pounds of seed, with sender name, address, and routing details to the farm bureau office.

Farmers Questions and Comments in Trite Form

Notes from the Waterloo Evening Courier Farmers Department invite readers to address questions and comments to the station in Waterloo Iowa phone 3100, seeking practical guidance and community input on agricultural issues.

Kdieor Waterioo Evening Courier Watterloo

2000 Pounds Swine Mineral Mix Sold by County Bureau

In Toledo Iowa April Mo county residents have purchased 7200 pounds of swine minerals via the county bureau. The mixture from Prof John Moeard includes salt lime bone black wood ash Epsom salts and copperas. County agent warns sows must receive minerals in milk to avoid weakness and stunting among growing pigs.

Toledo Far Iurong Tania County John M. Moeard Aiea Yowa Wrait Associattion Tama

Fred Pieplow Leads Highest Mareh Milk Herd

Fred Pieplow of Aurora tops the Mareh milk production with a 13 pound per cow daily average and 44.2 pounds total milk in the Wap ale Valley Cow Test Association event. The 250 cow herd achieved the highest output, while Fred Comfort placed second with 10,959 pounds of milk and over 42 pounds of butterfat per the judged records.

Fred Pieplow Independence Aurora Wapale Valley Fred Comfort Comfort Erade Uotstein Lara

Meredith Jersey Sale and State Picnic May 20

Meredith Jersey sale and state picnic announced for May 20 at the Meredith distillery area. Includes 54 head of pedigreed Jerseys and Heammaat breedaps from Towa Jersey, with notable grands and a silver medal sire Financigh Beary. St. Louis sales manager B C Seities, Des Moines vice president J C Sterling, and Jesup secretary-treasurer W J Campbell listed among officers and organizers of the event.

Meredith Rece Thule Saaeings Towa Jersey Ning. B.C. Seities St. Louis Ocenree Wowming WL Op Parrott Water- Inc J. ¢. Sterling Des Moines Ane WJ Campbell Jesup Sicretary

Cedar Falls Fair Hopes for Revival and Reopening

Cedar Falls business leaders and farmers discuss reviving the Cedar Falls Fair with a prospective one to two year operation by a commercial entity. The plan includes repairing fair buildings, absorbing charges, and a possible dairy department to avoid conflicts with the Dairy Cattle Congress.

Dairy Cattle Congress Dairy Carue Congress

Lime orders pool for Tama County farmers

Toledo Iowa April 10 three hundred five tons of lime to be brought into Tama County. Thirty farmers join 27 pool orders shipping eight cars of lime to Dinsdale Tracer Gladbrook Garwin Talado Tama area towns. Average price per ton is 1.40 at farmer stations with freight differences. First progressive farm bureau effort noted as highly ratifying.

Toledo Tama County Marely County H. W. Warrier Grant Lincoln Buckingham Spring Creek Perry Howard Carlton Columbia Dinsdale Tracer Gladbrook Garwin Talado Tama Farm Bureau

Tama Farm Facts Lester Merkcle in Tama County Poultry

Tama County farmers send first report to Ames extension in Chelsea with local participation. Officials and farm staff discuss eradication drive, spring help, and market trends as growers seek faster labor and better prices. Local interest in area work noted. observers report cattle, sheep, and poultry movements with market impacts mentioned.

Lester Merkcle Toledo Floyd Marken Tama County Ames

Wool Growers Hear Plan to Organize in Tama County

Two meetings set in Tama county to discuss organizing a wool growers cooperative under the Wool Growers’ association. One in Traer at the library Friday and another in Tama at Commercial club rooms Thursday April 17. Presenters will outline the cooperative’s workings and aims to market Tama wool. attendance urged for all interested in joining.

Aisa Up Bse Fertural Vama

Cow Test Association Planned Near Traer April Meeting

Traer Iowa April 15 will host a meeting to organize a cow test association for area dairymen. LeRoy Funk of Iowa extension service will advise on starting the group. The plan aims to determine herd production costs and provide monthly cow testing and record keeping guidance for members, with an estimated $30 annual cost.

Farnum Plans Orchard Pruning Demonstration

Fredericksburg Ia April 18 A pruning demonstration on Farnums farm showed thinning out to improve yields and methods for pruning grapes. Frank Justin planned an orchard refresh after the session, and twenty five attendees saw pruning of nobles grapes and raspberries at Theodore Steege s farm.

Fredericksburg Imood Farnum Frank Justin Isoff Theodore Steege

University Seismograph Records Quake A Week

Berkeley California April 10 An earthquake a week is the average recorded by UC seismograph data sent to scientists worldwide Most tremors remote origin but one near home centered in the Cor into Santa Cruz Mountains and interviewees claimed a shack.

Berkeley Cal Echo Universit California J. I. Macelwane Geology Departorent Shack Tamu Cor~itantes Santa Cruz

Market Mixed as Oil and Copper Influence Opens

Opening stock market eases with mixed moves as oil and copper strength clash with broad selling. Woolworth dips below 300 while American Can and several others hit new yearly lows. Texas & Pacific and Norfolk & Western edges higher. foreign exchange steady. Kansas City livestock shows varied results across calves hogs and sheep.

Associated Press New York American Sugar Refining Common and Preferred Baldwin, Crucible DuPont Nacional Fead Chandler Endicote Johnsen Atelantic Coast Line Texas & Pacific Norfolk & Weston American Wauleryarks St. A Oris Steel Waymapper Calumet & Arizona Detroit Woolworth Fisher Body Davison Chemical American Woolen Willogy Overland Texas & _Pacific Cady China Copper Colden Crucible Steel General Asphalt General Electric General Motors Great Worthern Allied Chemical & Dye American Car & Gundry Va American International Corp American Locomotive American Sugar Pimarican To & 7 American Tobacco Anaconda Capper Atchison ALL, Guift & WW Ind Baltimore & Ohio Bethlehem Steel California Petroleums Central Leather Cerro de Paseo Chandler Motors Chicago & Northwestern Chicago MIL & St. Paul Tran Timory Central Inspiration Copper International Harvest Fexas & Pacific Tobacco Products Transcontinental Rion Pacific U. S. Ind Alcohal United States Kubba United States Stout Utah Copper Westinghouse el Willys-Ovverland U. S Wisconsin Lwhites Ste. A

Bank Clearings Report for Black Hawk County Abstracter Co

Water­loo area bank clearings through April 10 1923 show weekly totals and comparisons to the prior year with notes on recorded deeds mortgages and chattel instruments for week ending April 9 1924 and week ending April 14. The data lists totals such as 48 492.07 and 28 545 00 with instrument counts and previous week references, indicating activity levels in the local lending and securing sector.

Black Hawk Country Abstrvet Co Waterloo Bane I Instruments Deedis Dana

Jaerther Farm Test Shows Manchu Beans Best For Swine

April 10 report from Jaerther's Farm in Frement township indicates Manchu soybeans are well suited for hogging down in Benton county. Mid-west variety adapts to silage and hay, Pekin type also useful for these purposes. Beans should be inoculated to achieve best results.

Atkins

Wheat and corn prices swing on cash demand and losses

The market opened weak with wheat and corn down as buyers offset earlier declines. Better cash demand in the northwest helped steady prices later, with May wheat around 1.02 and corn near 7.63. Oats held steady to slightly higher as cash demand improved, while provisions faced selling pressure.

New York Barlay Associated Prean Chicago Huying Cie Integer AOS Wits Wein Weyther Trent Wee Indiana Milnola Ree Omaha Northwest

Steer Top $12.40 at Chicago Peak of Current Year

Chicago market report shows cattle receipts around 10,000 with beer steers at top $12.40, yearlings steady to higher, other grades uneven. Hogs receipts near 24,000 with prices mostly steady to slightly higher. sheep light demand with lambs around $18.50 and $12.95 for odd lots. Packers and stockers active, wholesale ranges posted for various classes.

Kansas City Kansas TLE Texas Helogna Bults Steid Tymckers Sioux City Chicago Associated Press Apri PTB Shern Lamba Atcher Cow Sa ST. Louis Eady Wester SHERD

Prices in New York and Chicago Today's Produce

New York and Chicago showcase varied prices across dairy eggs poultry and butter with creamery extras listing per pound quotes. Wisconsin and New England items appear with regional meat receipts and animal stock marks from East St. Louis and Peoria market notes.

New York Chicago Wisconsin Americas Ordin Arsty Bley Ada Young Eyes & Fee

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