Tamworth Swine King Tut Finds New Home in Bennington
Tut-Ankh-Amen a Tamworth pig from Cedarmac Stock Farm in Cedar Rapids has moved to Sage Brothers farm in Bennington township Black Hawk county. Breeders Bege Brothers plan to advance the Tamworth line through this relocation and advertising. Six sows have farrowed 51 pigs this spring with 44 more pigs to be sold at 25 dollars each. The move followed a three hour trip amid spring road conditions.
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Black Hawk County
Sage Brothers Farm
Bennington
Cedarmac
Vance W. McCray
Cedar Rapida Gazette
Bege Brothers
Hawk County
Sage Farm
Cedar Rapida
Cedarmac Stock Farm
Cedar
Rapids
Guernsey
Walter Elder
Vekeran
Iowa State College
United States
Henry Genstoke
Mr. McCray
Cherub
Prince
Sage Brothers
McCray
Tamworths
Limited Number Get Oats Sown in Local Fields
Seeding of oats progresses at Henry Evely’s north of town on Logan avenue road with about 45 acres planned for the season. Evely and his son seed Towat oats, 3.5 bushels per acre, noting ground conditions improve with a few days of fine weather. Neighbor Ed Jap reports activity on his farm last week as heavy spots in fields persist. More seeding planned at M. J. Driscoll farm in Cedar Township with weather eyed to aid progress.
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Henry Evely
Logan Avenue Road
Mr. Evely
Towat
Iowa
Evely
Orange Township
Cedar Township
Waterloo Township Farm Bureau to Meet Friday
Waterloo Township Farm Bureau will hold its monthly meeting Friday April 20 at the schoolhouse beginning in the evening with a basket sociable. A. A. Burger county agent will show slides on corn contest work and Miss Elizabeth Hudson will present poultry and other subjects. The committee asks attendees to be punctual to finish at a suitable hour. Miss DC Silvia Donaldson, elected to the Massachusetts legislature, is 72 years old.
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Waterloo Township Farm Bureau
A. A. Burger
Elizabeth Hudson
Breeders Trademark Adopted by Chester & Son
Plainfield Ta April 18 The Holstein Friesian Association of America announces F A Chester and Son have chosen Chestersons as the exclusive prefix for their registered purebred Holsteins. The practice of naming indicates blood lines or farm. Since Wes started, 15 000 Holstein breeders have reserved trademarks.
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Plainfield
Chestersons
F. A. Chester & Son
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Association
Farm women report progress across Cedar Falls townships
In Cedar Falls and surrounding townships, farm bureau women filed quarterly reports for early 1923. Barclay Cedar Union Big Creek and Waterloo townships detailed fireless cooker demos, dress forms, kitchen equipment, pattern alteration and sewing shortcuts with attendance ranging from 9 to 75 across meetings. Washington Mount Vernon and Lincoln townships reported purchases of equipment, new cookers, decorative stitching, hats and patterns, with total attendance reaching 225 at five meetings. Grundy Center and surrounding county girls clubs planned county fair demonstrations and state fairs, emphasizing expense forms and leadership awards.
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Cedar Falls
Hawk County
Elizabeth Hudson
Barclay
Bleven
Big Creek Wooien
Cedar Township
Ceder
Farm Bureau
Union Township
Spring Creek
Waterloo
Washington
Washington Township
Mount Vernon Township
Studying Clothing Class Elects Five Month Leaders
Fifteen Palermo women attended the April 14 farm bureau meeting at Mrs Harl Merritts home Grundy Center Iowa The day included music a discussion on homemade branders and house cleaning tips for roll call Six leaders were elected for the five month clothing course to be conducted by Misa Mabel Rackhill of the extension service Ames IA The reports of farm bureau work completed in January February and March were read by town stay project leader Bre D O Miller The next regular meeting May 8 will be with Mrs N C Rew.
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Lora D. Brown
Grundy Center
Palermo
Farm Bureau
Harl Merritt
Misa Mabel Rackhill
Extension Service
Ames
Aines
C. Miller
Bert Davidson
Ira Klinefelter
J. BR. Lynn
W. A. Lynn
Arthur Diebl
Farm ‘Bureau
Bre. D. O- Miler
N. C. Rew
Hardin County farm women elect officers and plan year
Eldora and Ila hosts outline of home-demonstration leadership in Hardin county. Knowles and Ellis Etna township officers elected. Hills township names project leader and publicity chair. Etna officers include Martin Ryken Hunt Kreimeyer Will Bartling Wilson and Heffelmeier. Organizing meeting postponed due to impassable roads. countywide session rescheduled for April 19 at Elders. Farm women to elect officers and set annual program.
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Eldora
Ila
Neale
Knowles
Hardin County
Ellis and
Etna Township
Hills
Jim Lake
O. & Carpenter
Clairman
Mmes. Martin
Ryken
BI. Hunt
Eet
Kreimeyer
Will, Bartling
I. T. Wilson
Roy Heffelmeier
Will
Meen Rudolph Scott
Will Witt
Concord
Elders
Oil Dressing From Simple Salads Recipe
A concise recipe lists ingredients for a tomato and oil based dressing. It includes salt cayenne catsup oil garlic mashed on a dish, tarragon vinegar and mixing steps, suggesting gradual incorporation or full blending with an egg beater.
Butler County Girls Meet at Training School
April 18 at Adlison Iowa, leaders gathered at F R Winegar's office for a county girls club training session supervised by Miss Josephine Arnquist. Activity grows in Butler county girls' end work as leaders gain helpful pointers and Arnquist plans to visit Franca with Iowa's leading club.
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Adlison
F. R. Winegar
Misa Josephine Arnquist
Butler County
Ilss Arnquist
Iowa
West Orange Club Meets Thursday At Fleming Home
West Orange club gathers at the Fleming residence in Osage on Thursday with music and an guessing contest after a noon meal. Officers elected for the year include President Mrs J W Fleming and Vice President Mrs Edward Buxton with a slate of committees and a May meeting planned at Mrs R B Pullins. The townwide notes cover local marriages, news from nearby towns, and school and business updates.
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West Orange Club
Fleming
Birs. J. . Plarming
Plente Miner
Bane
J. W. Pleming
Edward Buxton
Frank Klingaman
Wid
R. Is
Pullin
Plarid
Atrs
Lloyd Miller
Lewis Baker
Progra
Myra
Dan Myers
Mra
G. W. Brinkman
Lulu Moser
R. B. Pullin
Elizabeth Hyudson
Prices in New York and Chicago Today
New York and Chicago markets show varied produce and butter pricing with creamery butter around 46c and 42c for standard grades. Poultry and eggs report steady to higher quotes, while refined sugar records reach three year highs. distant market notes include milk and potatoes with regional price points across multiple cities.
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New York
Chicago
Nary
Babe Giabe
Su Dee
Associated Press
Soybean Acreage to Double in Iowa Says Expert
Ames, Ia April 18 Pr G Churchill a member of the farm crops section of the agricultural extension department Iowa State college predicts that the acreage of soy beans in Iowa will be double if what it was a year ago He based his prediction on the increasing interest farmers are taking in this product which can be used with corn or alone Cooperative experiments have been arranged by 30 counties Seed is supplied to the farmer who plants and tends the field according to directions Accurate records are kept which show the relative yielding values of the several varieties Varieties being tested are Ito San Manchu Early Brow Black Eyebrow Medium Green Mid West Virginia Haber landt and Wi Tu Cumalens etc
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Grundy. Center
Grundy
Comunty
Ida Ahrens
Iowa Extension Service
Ames
Harold 8. Brown
Vhctirman
Frank Newell
Ernest W. Has- Plopehe
Wayne Morrison
Herbart G. Schwyhart
Pr. G. Churchill
Agricultural Extension Department
Iowa State College
Iowa
Mid West
Virginia
Haberlandt
Farm Work Delayed Two Weeks This Year Across Iowa
The Associated Press reports farm work in Iowa is about two weeks later than average and roughly three weeks behind last year. Charles Deed, Iowa weather bureau director, notes the weekly bulletin from April 10 cites slowed plowing and seeding, with some counties reporting significant autumn rainfall impact and others beginning field work in the northern areas. Temperatures ran about three degrees below normal last week, with sunshine above average in most regions.
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Associated Prems
Wallal
Fonathree
Charles Deed
Iowa Weather Bureau
Weeldly
South West
Missouri-river
Reed
Reed Gays
Omaha Livestock Market Report Wildly Erratic Prices
Receipts and bids illustrate a brisk Omaha market with hogs steady to lower and cattle mixed, heavy hogs around 9.15 to 10.40 per cwt, steers fluctuating up to 10-15 cents higher, and lighter lots showing varied gains. Wooly details show canners, cutters, and lambs traded with modest moves while buyers push to stamina and value.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Gand Holfers
Canners Sud Customs
Chateo Weaork
Ae Gonande
Jalor
North
Averune
Tito Veaardyy
Uatteass “Reentota
Lia
Ulea
Hulle Vou Enlves To Paetfers
ES Uuas
St Louis Livestock Market Report April Receipts And Prices
Livestock receipts at St Louis market show cattle and hogs with varied bidding. Cattle entries include steer and heifer lots with prices reported around 4.75 to 6.60 per cwt and slaughter figures including higher ranges. Hog bids center on good demand with bulk weights around 200 pounds and prices near 7.06 per cwt, while light lamb offerings bring approximately 12.35 per hundredweight.
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EABT
ST. Louis
St Lowa
Ta Shor AG
Stock Market Opens Firmer As Trading Broadens
New York April 18 prices rise at the opening with gains in oil, metal, equipment stocks and selected rail shares. Major boosts from Western Pacific Studebaker Armour Mack Trucks lead a broader advance. DuPont and General Motors show upticks as market activity expands and public participation increases.
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Associated Press
New York
Sa Rata
Western Paseifiy
Whre
Ldedwin
Sugacs Hiade
Imadoraty Redponho
Siea Pownd
Mane Dmerteai Ly
Troyebtic Borel
Litera!ion Harvester
National
Reading
New Travin & Deliwdre
Hudson
Canadian Pacific
Cir Hig
DuPont Ron Ve
Pontersny’s
United Seallease Investment
Tidewater Gil
Cal Money
Amortean
Keane Amertean Car & Founda
Amtrican Locomotive Oi
Amortean Smedtlag & Ter
Amarteas
Amvortean
Wooton
Arcondi
Copnor Aichom
Esa AU
Britimora & Ohio
Hi Central Leather Chandler Molo - Chosapea Iin
Ghlengg
SedenNearer Corn Producty O
Crucibla
Lasly
Cysacus
General Matary
Illinois Central - Mexican Petroveem
Mildvala
New York Centra Northern Pacific
Fan Aourban Petrolount
Peninsylvania So
People Gas
Irom & St Hoyal Dutch
Sinclair Ofwo
Southern Pacific
Standard Gj
N. J
Studebaker Corporation Taxis'’ Co
Tobacco Products Union Pacifie i Eescsee
United States
Willys-Goorland
Maxwell Motors
Digest of News Since Yesterday in Brief
Washington reports thirty three federal prohibition agents killed since prohibition began, Commissioner Slayneg announced. New York notes Bob Roper urged magistrate Brown for permission to punish William Long, arrested for assaulting his 16-year-old blind stepdaughter. Cleveland records Theodore Sylvan dancing 24 hours 10 minutes, a one legged man. Mussolini fined for speeding in Bologna. Cardinale Mercier proposed a league of nations crusade against Soviet Russia. Andrée La Lafayette, a motion picture actress, married Max Constant. she gave her name as Andrée Rosa Godard de la Bigne, age 19.
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Washington, D. C
Prohibition
Slayneg
New York
Bob Roper
O' Welzht Pugiist
Brown
Brookllyn
William Long
Cleveland
Theodore
Sylvan
Old Indian Fighter Killed in Elevator Fall in Omaha
Lonestar Fred M Haas, famed Indian fighter and two gun legend, died at age 28 in Omaha World-Herald plant elevator shaft while night watchman. He was crushed as he attempted to move a lever outside, after a storied career counting 21 kills. Haas investigated the Custer massacre for the War Department and once led as chief special agent of the Northwestern railroad.
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Omaha
Neb
Fred M. Haas
Frantizy
Aeath
Omuiln World-Beraid
Watcrman
Lonestar
Vetsran
Custer
War Department
Northwestern Railroad
Onion Shipments Set Fresh Seasonal Record Across States
The 1921 onion season closed with a total of about 49 200 cars shipped from main crop states, topping prior records. New York and Massachusetts held bulk storage, Ohio and Indiana led in shipments, while Michigan and Colorado showed notable gains. price data showed midwestern yellow stock at 3.50 to 4.50 per cwt.
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Chicago
United States
New York
Massachusetts
Élison
Ndlane
Ohio
Stoek
South
South Carolina
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Geneseo Community News Briefs and Local Updates
About 10 men gathered at the church Monday for a cleanup, sawing wood. a landscape plan for grounds was submitted and shrubbery work ordered. Mrs. R. M. Gunt attended a funeral in Bampton. Ladies' Aid served dinner at the parsonage. Mrs. William Sateman and Fred Walt Ball attended a relative’s birthday in Cedar Rapids. Charles Hill and Mrs. Mary Taylor were ill with influenza. Lockard Jost’s horse suffered a loss. William W. Willson conducted business in a southern town. Rhoda Thomas of Waterloo visited the Wilkinson home. Dr. E. J. Lockwood, district superintendent, led the quarterly conference Monday.
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Geneseo
Apri
R. M. Gunt
Bampton
Ladies' Aid
Irs
William ” Sateman
Ofrd
Walt Ball
Cedar Rapids
Charles Hill
Mary Taylor
Lockard
W. Willson
Dusiness
Rhoda Thomas
Waterloo
William Wilkinson
E. J. Lockwood
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King Tut
Bennington Township
Codarmac — Livestock Farm
DC Srlvia Donaldson
Masa Echusets
Breeders’ Trademark
Townshops Report
Lin
Coln Township
Buplerk
OSAGE
G. Teegarden
Pleasant Lake
Ind
H. A. Esko
Win. Ienfield
Brant Cor
Kenneth Angel
Burr Oake
Marie “Dynes
Riceville
Father O'Brien
Eleb
Angell de G. A. Lat
Dirs
Louis Sayre
Tri-State Medical Society
Yowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Ole
New York City
Hoston
Dorothy Milter
Louis Hasselmann
G-W. Smith
Waterco
F. C. McLean
Otto Hiihart
Mike Ganes
Augusta Wright
Cedar Friis
William Beland
Frances van Booser
JH Baldwin
Kensatt
Pat Monaghan
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Minn
J. J. Sweney
O. Ite Pope
Pope
Lincoln
Nob
Charles Sweney
Airs
H. H. Kildee
Kata
Eno
Northwood
Frank Swenay
Paul
Guy Sweney
Peoria
C. J. Ortner
St Brancis' Parish
Archie Hayes
Lester Township
Trumbaurr
Unkerton
Margaret Buhner
Pher
Otha Buhner
Joan May
Joan Meter
Frank Meter
Watrhank
Miss Weber
Gilbertyilla
Joe Oriner
Grant Carnes
Vresa
Duaven
Wil
Crete
Mckod
Bowie
Provido Us
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Ribaies
York
Weston
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Marley
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Prima
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Tga Sata
Ted Piven
Ohios
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Aan
Joseph
Anhi S
Macdlum
BO Heeft
Peoria Livestock Peoria
Waterloo Co-operative Dairy Company Penkaritay
Gleadey
iZerley
Cor
Gatscie
Leo
Ee Ee Agc
Batter, & Cort
Glen
Woinls Seine
Gannore Uils
Rath Packing Co
Toea
Uslas
St Louis
Diberty Bonds
Colorado
Norther Ruralis
Kansas City City
Aes
United
States
Great Britain
France
Portugal
Co-op
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Fitoge
Camplin
HSN TA
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Voaly
Eberg
Patordy
Sheen
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Elippert
Shearing Labs
Stock Exchange
Texas
Mices
Minneapolis Floge
Shell Rock
Clyde Sweitzer
Des Moines
Wil! Sweitzer
Motigar
Clear Lake
Clear Leake
Mildred Melnrey
Swanton
Bird
Alfred Melnrey
Mies
Charles “G. Fort
Tatters Home
W. HA. Dryer
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