Black Hawk dairy cows move to Wisconsin buyers
In Hudson Iowa on April 14 1920 Chicago health rules forced only TB-tested dairy stock into the city. A carload of 22 Holstein cattle from Black Hawk County was shipped to Kenosha County Wisconsin purchased by O A Turnox of Kansasville Wis. The sale marks a notable cross state dairy trade with Black Hawk breeders selling grade and purebred cows to a Wisconsin farmer who plans to use them on his own farm. The cattle were TB tested and declared clean, some in milk and set to freshen soon, with several having prior association records adding value. Local sellers included Joe Geany and Strayer Perneaux in Hudson and others from Waterloo and Madison.
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Hudson
Chicago
Midwest
Black Hawk
Wisconsin
Black Hawk County
O. A. Turnox
Kansasville
Wis
Kenosha County
Turnox
Black Hawk Men
Joe Geany
Tolines & Shanks
Waterloo
Strayer & Perneaux
Oliver Arte
Madson
Thames
Hansen
Cetktr Falls
Leo Clough
Hansen Farm
Turner
Geany
Iowa
Lowa
U. Wese
Contest Association
Transen
Wood
Cedar Rapids
Blairsburg
Webster City
Charles Greiner
More Grain Fed in Tama Testing Ass'n Than Previous Year
In Tama County Iowa 25 herds tested in March by the Tama Testing Association averaged 665 pounds of milk and 23 pounds of butterfat for 347 cows. Increased grain feeding due to abundant supplies and a longer winter boosted yields, with most members adding milking machines and sowing soybeans and alfalfa for hay. Mantell led March herds with a grade Holstein producing 23 pounds butterfat and Lloyd Brown’s herd yielding 454 pounds milk from a purebred Holstein cow.
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Toledo
Tama County
Iow Test Association
Traer
Roy. Perry
Ws. M. Mitchell & Sons
Reinbeck
iTeaten
Esperon
Ward Brown
Ray Tanner
Marengo
Mantell
Lloyd Frown
Transplanting Vegetables in Iowa Gardens This Spring
In Iowa most vegetable gardens are busy as hardy crops are moved from window boxes to fields. Gradual exposure to outdoor conditions helps plants endure frost. Lettuce cabbage and cauliflower can be transplanted now while cucumbers squashes and melons can be started in hotbeds for May transplanting. Use paper boxes or cherry boxes and keep covers on to protect tender plants until warm weather.
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Iowa
Wisconsin Holstein Auction Brings High Prices
At Clark's Holstein Classic in Wisconsin last week about 600 head were sold. Peder Pedersen & Son sold a heifer for 606 dollars while H Q Laursen sold four head for 965 500 250 and 1 making an average of 510. A Canadian buyer paid 325000 for the top cow from Pink farms Martford Wis. A Minnesota bull drew a bid of 9000 but did not sell. Foreigner interest was noted and the sale was expected to boost Des Moines national auction prospects in June.
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Wisconsin
Peder Pedersen & Son
Cedar Falls
H. Q. Laursen
Bike
Grundy County
West
Saljem
Wis
Fond du Hac
Frank Tanner
Pink Farms
Martford
Minnesota
Bull, Crom, Austin
Minn
Tanner
Tanner Uetiuilly Krew
Des Moines
Lowden Declines Farm Meet Speaking in Fayette
Former Illinois governor and Holstein breeder Lowden has declined to be principal speaker at Fayette County farm bureau picnic set for June. He will sail for Europe June 5 to study cooperative marketing of farm products in northern Europe. The board had unanimously selected him for the event.
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Fayette
Frank QO. Lowden
Ilinois
Fayette County
Farm Bureau
Europe
Lopden
Loreal Bureau
Fayette Women Plan Home Management Exhibit at State Fair
Neale Knowles of the economics extension service met Fayette County women at the farm bureau to outline steps for a home management exhibit at the state fair. Twelve townships represented, and women offered suggestions to perfect the exhibit as Scott County has years of competition.
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Neale $. Knowles
Farm Bureau
Fayette
Miss Knowles
Fayette County
Seott County
Free planting demonstration at R H Rehder's farm
A farm woodlot planting demonstration will be held Thursday near the J H Meher farm north of Waterloo. Ames extension specialists will discuss tree choices and care for woodlots. The event aims to guide proper species selection and maintenance practices. In Nebraska there are 237 000 cattle on feed now, down from last year, with mixed regional trends in feed numbers across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Meher
Waterloo
Lady
Specis
Ames
Nebraska
Alb
Ogren Oat Varieties Yield Big In North Central Jawa
A. A. Wurger discusses the Ogren oat, noting it outyields common varieties like Towar 103 and Iowa 105 by 3 to 4 bushels per acre in tests. The 1922 Sogren, from Green Rus, topped focal varieties by 3.6 bushels, appears heavier yielding than 103 106 or Towar, with longer straw and good for dairy farms requiring bedding.
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A. A. Wurger
North Central
Jawa
Ames
Black Hawk County
Bert Strayer
Hudson
George Pashby
Finchfield
Pashby
Shorthorns and Polls Lead Butterfat Tests Across Counties
In Newhampton New York area and Bremer County Iowa testing, Shorthorns and Polls posted top butterfat figures. The Diekman Schrank herd in Sumner produced a purebred Holstein high fat record, while HM Herrick of New Hampton led with 71 purebred Holsteins yielding 43.7 pounds of fat and 1,224 pounds of milk. Bremer County tests show Hammond’s Shorthorns averaging 10.2 pounds of fat per cow and 3,019 pounds of milk per herd. The top cow overall belonged to Woodring & Son with 540.8 pounds of butterfat and 15,504 pounds of milk.
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Newhampton
Chickasav
No. Association
Chickasaw County
E. D. Hammond
Hammond
Farm Girls Club Training School Set for April 16
Miss Florence DPacknima Iowa extension specialist will visit the form bureau office on Friday April 16 to conduct a girls club organization training school starting at 10 a m Invitations are sent to those interested in starting girls clubs in different communities. Persons with club leader envelopes are asked to bring them to the training school.
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Florence Dpacknima
Lowa P
Cnondtnel
Pig Reports Show Solid Sow Farrows Across Farms
Farmers report multiple sows farrowing many piglets this spring. John Holmes on his farm had twelve sows farrow early, producing an average near eight piglets per litter. Will Dew near Madison reports thirty piglets from the first four sows as they furrowed on grasses. Louis Baker at Grand Center swears twenty two healthy pigs from four sows.
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Tolson
John Holmes
Will Dew
Madson
Bistaria
Grands Center
Louis Baker
Wheat and corn markets mix after New York highs
Wheat prices edged to a new high but failed to hold gains as markets weakened at the close. Reports show exports and hedging activity, with May and July contracts moving as traders adjusted positions. Corn and oats posted modest gains while overall lineups indicated cautious demand and seasonal seeding progress in the West.
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Chicago
Gisel
Pot
Board of Trade Cash Quotations
The notice lists commodity prices with Wheat oats rye and timothy for various grades. It shows figures such as Wheat No 2 white 424 Paildins No 3 white 4igesey No 4 white 4L14 Ate and Timothy at about 8.00 to 15.45 while rye has no sales noted.
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Gowhl
Sle
Ate
Livestock Prices and Receipts Report Delayed Trading
Market notes show cattle and hog prices with varied weights and packers activity. Slaughter hogs and beef items move unevenly while receipts reach several thousand head, with Nebraskas offerings and general trade weak to lower on lighter weights.
Market Notes Mixed Wheat Prices Across Regions
Fragmented OCR shows mentions of Kansas City and Peoria with references to wheat prices and grains markets. Several place names and numbers appear, including New York and London ties, but the text is garbled. Main takeaway notes fluctuating grain values across multiple markets with uncertain specifics.
St Paul Livestock Market Report Receipts and Prices
Receipts for cattle and hogs at St Paul listings show steady market with calf and heifer values noted. Cattle receipts around 4000 with strong weight cattle trading near 11.60 to 11.78 per hundredweight. hogs reported 1000 to 1600 head with bids around 12.28 to 12.60. Representative sale info provided by Danity Marsh-Place Building Chicago office.
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South St. Paul
Minn
Agen
Lgok Argiund
Anere
Paioke
Tully Adelowe
Rualyey dL
Unclear input text unusable for headline
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear event, names, or places to summarize into a coherent news item with factual entities and dates. Unable to extract a measurable main action or outcome from the provided material.
Provisions and market report from New York April trading
A dense markets page notes butter prices and grain quotes in New York from April trade, with details on milk products, cattle and logs, and widespread shifts in commodity prices. It mentions rail and industrial stock activity, including steel and aluminum firms, and quotes on coal, copper, and oil futures alongside farm product prices and livestock listings.
Grain Notes Signal Wave of Wheat Upswing in Chicago
Chicago traders report a broad advance in grain values led by May wheat as bears tire and shorts cover. Export sales of 400,000 to 600,000 bushels buoyed values while Corn shipments ease. farmers hold back, awaiting higher prices.
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Chicago
St Yew
Slaveor
Jess Livermore
Seaboard
Shea
Market Summary of Grain and Wool Prices in New York
New York April 14 reports varied commodity prices including wheat, oats, and other grains. Prices show active trading across futures and cash markets with bids and asks noted for Upland cotton and wool products. Local reports mention weekly totals and settlements across multiple ocean and inland exchanges.
East St. Louis Livestock and Market News
Mixed livestock receipts and quotes across East St. Louis markets include cattle and hog values with midwestern prices noted. Reports cite beef weights 120 to 140 pounds at around 13 dollars, heavier cattle near 14 dollars, and lambs around 10 to 11 dollars, alongside cow and sheep receipts and assorted market dynamics. New York and Liverpool sugar and cotton price snippets hint at broader commodity movements, with raw sugar steady and cotton futures reflecting modest gains and declines in early trading.
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East ST. Louis
St. Louis
Tbh
API
Shaw
Steret
Nackert Sa
ELMO
Liverpool
Chicago
New York
Womanless Wedding event in Dewar benefits hospital fund
The Dewar sociabin event Thursday evening drew a good crowd with a Womanless Wedding and music. Proceeds support the hospital fund for the year, aiding St. Luke's hospital in Sedar Napids. Ackermin remains in Presley hospital awaiting operation. Grandma Lilley visits. Farmers began sowing last week. Dr J G Holdirman builds a two car garage. depot and Edwards house repairs underway.
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Lilley
J. G. Holdirman
SS. Edwards
Panto
Dike Ja welcomes a new baby girl at home
April 14 report notes Herl Dillys newborn, Anna Damin travels to Dowgh epty to assist with a baby girl at Mr and Mrs Charles Dasekany home, Roy Johnson fractures a toe while haymow work, Vernon Johnson injures an ankle in a separate incident, Rial Bartlett inherits George Hust business in New York New York with prices and mill terms listed for spring patterns and winter garments.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Atutin of
Red
Wits
Black Hawk Dairy Cows
Tama
Lowden
R. H. Rehder
Waverly
Spezia
Bremer County
Carl Kuethe
W. B. Loveland
John Pipho
Woodring & Son
Schmatteke
Marvel
Guernsey
Witten
Board of Trade
Revelprs
Lilling
Shawmore de Cline
Sistom
Lerat
Nebraskis
York Ghats
Way
Wiest
Tually
Velten
Ael
Stesudy
Weatem
New Vyorte
Riltigug
Guten
Chuien
Wai
Kansas City Ghats
Kansia City
Apt
ST. Yes Varin
Lewis
Luis
ST. Paul Livestock
Sioux Cley Livestock
Danity
Baymaser
Uge Gragh
Savaeal
Caraph Yaaa
Cina
New Yor
Witte
Janupry Withes
Sears
Hiowpe
Buiter
Tevelpra
Tubay Srnanergy
Stu Gestovg
Oxtra Psis
ATES
SAG Ube
Paekir Nees
Tecelpty
Joneuus
BOWES
Sunetleas
LM Ag
Turkey
Ile Sur
Sellin
Lee
United Bailes Steel
Bond
Sationay Barry
Heyer
Ouine Fond National Atsiuit
So Naeites Products
South Vora
Cnd
Crna Cole
Southey
Grady Amit Maney
Sitantous
Prive
Sumewdhat
Sumewdhat Con
Tie Neni
Altho
Losvard Maher
Delaware & Hudson
Cavific
Missouri Pacific
Texas & Pacific
W Frank
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Can
Aimerican Car & Foundry
Aunaconda Copper‘Armony
AlgHison Ornee
Atlantic Cense
Lbaldwin Loconotive
Baltimore
Apyene
Bethlelen
Califorhia
Paci & Mir Leth Cerre
Chesapeak
Shirare
Stags
Durkove
4S Ag
F.o.b
du Pont
Geone Nor
Great Northern
Hudson Motore Hinds Central
Lata
Tite Bay
Barclay & Sonst
Timothy Hax
Ton Bros
Mountgomery Ward
New York Central
NAL & Warbird
Slit & Boreal
Macifie Oil
Packart Matar
Jyerese Arrour Morcae Hin Corporation
Shep, Ir
Stent
Ban Mn
Seabnpre
Standare
Sato & Martin
VW. S
Steet Walesti
Willys Verti
Gaga & Te
Joseph
Heyndors
Oman
ST Weir
Vyorrign Benchanges
CINS
Desmainad
Ae Belvaly
Paso
France
Liberties
Pocitors
U. S
Canadian
Bermuda
Denwind
Sunds
Atwilee
Sepppenibar
Corfe
Yan Ses Ata
Lis
C. Santos
Titaras
SUGAL
Porto
Selzer’s Furniture Gat Commercial Springs
Maittresses
Norrurup, Fine & Wa
Northrup, King & CO
Minneapolis
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