Wheat declines to new low on July options at Chicago
Wheat eased to season's low for July delivery amid big northwest receipts and better weather. May and July futures drifted lower as oats and corn weakened with export activity limiting losses. Cash markets varied across regions with mixed quotes for No. 1 hard and No. 2 white oats, while provisions held steady alongside hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Caicago
Ansas
Neb
Minneapolis Grain
Minneapolis
Minn
Northern
Cattle and Hog Markets Across Regions Report Steady to Weaker
Cattle receipts about 11 000 across Chicago and St. Louis markets show steers steady and hogs mixed with lighter demand. Prices edge down for lighter weights, with top hogs near 9.25 and bulk pigs around 8.40 to 9.25, while calves show higher bids. Regions like East St. Louis and Sioux City report mixed trends, with steers steady to lower and hogs steady to lower, lambs firm in some markets, and feeding cattle activity subdued.
Prices on Fork Produce and Market Results in New York and Chicago
April 13 19 reports show butter creamery extras holding at 46 to 45 cents with higher receipts 7 652 tubs while eggs at Chicago April 19 trend lower. Poultry prices mixed with live birds steady to weak and turkeys 30 to 35 cents. potatoes and cotton futures noted along with international money exchange rates. Ancient Jewish law noted for lack of fins or scales in fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero New York
Chicago
Kansas
Corrron
New York
Oils Register Rise In Prices In Open Market
Oil shares led an unsettled stock market opening with gains for General Asphalt Shell Transport Royal Dutch and Standard Oil of New Jersey while several heavyweights declined including Bethlehem Steel United Fruit and Anaconda. Early trading showed mixed results as rails and machinery slid and refined product news pressured sugar and textile stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin Locomotive
United Fruit
Central Leather
Juniors- Auer
The
Stock Exchange
Pan American Petroleums
Studebaker
Utah
Anaconda
Raily
American Can
American Car & Foundry
American Locomotive
American Smelting & Ret
Standard ‘Oil
American Wooten
Midvale
American Sumatra Tobacco
American T. & T. Anaconda Copper Arch
Bald
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Mil. & St
Crucible Steel
General Motors
Great Northern Ore Goodrich Co
Seaseeee
Marine Pfd
International Paper
Kennecott Copper
Mexican Petroleum
New York Central
Norfolk & Western Bid
Northern Tackfic
Pure Oil Co
Cnnsylvania Ex
Iron de Staal
Tee Sinclair Cons
Oil & Refining
Southern Parific
Southern Railways
Studebaker Corpora Texan Co
Ucts Union Pacific
United State Rubber
United States Steel
Sid Bereees Ste hwilys-Overland
Irmo Central Bid
Union Members Ask Unfair Head Ousted Union Members
Chicago April 19 The Dailey reports a legislative committee inquiry into Chicago building conditions received a letter signed by 40 junior members asking the committee to oust certain leaders. The message accuses those leaders of unfair strikes and tactics, saying they have caused losses and urging action. The letter references Liberty bonds and names several individuals and transactions in related context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Dailey
Tiberte Sonds
New York
Liverty
Nixm
Ates Nee
Pira
Sogg
Ted
Pan
Hiberty
Victory
St Joseph Livestock Market Recap and Prices
Receipts show market activity with higher cattle and hog prices. Hogs top around 8.60 with bulk near 7.35. Cattle steady to 15 cents lower. steers 7.00 to 8.75, cows and heifers 4.00 to 5.00, calves 5.00 to 7.50. stockers 6.00 to 7.75. Sheep and goats mixed. lambs around 9.24 to 10. Lewes and other lines noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Light
Hecht
Soo Nigher
East
Louis
St. Louis
Asmay
APTI
Fogn
Ee Lambs
Lewes
Kiwanis Hear Highway Engineer on Iowa Road Funds
County board guests and local officials attended a Kiwanis luncheon where C. C. Coykendall of the Iowa State highway commission spoke on road legislation and federal aid. Iowa’s federal quota is $8,000 with auto licenses as the main revenue source allocated by county area. Guests included F. R. Becker A. T. Hultin W. D. Strayer Joe Shirley KL J. S. Strathamian and C. A. Morris. Plans were announced for a Tuesday social event at the Galloway club with dinner dancing and cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Coykendall
Ames
Iowa, State Highway Commission
Kiwanis Club
Black
Iowa
Corkenall
Corkendall
Board of Supervisors
Black Hawk County
F. R. Becker
A. T. Hu
Kin. W. D. Strayer
Joe Shirley
Kl.j
Strathamian
Waterloo Motor Club
C. A
Master Builders In Conference Discuss Wage Scale
About 25 master builders from across Iowa and the Master Builders association board gathered at the Russell-Lamson Hotel to review the building wage scale and survey bullying conditions. No settlement was reached by 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
The
Master Builders Association of
State of Iowa
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Sand Hill School Musical Program Promises Variety
Funds to enlarge Sand Hill school library will be raised with a Friday evening program at the schoolhouse. Miss Evalyn Walker teaches. entertainment includes a male quartet with Tripoli, a baritone, readings, solos by Katharyn Flynn, Evelyn Walker, and others, plus accompanist Miss Marian Dinzy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Hill School
Evalyn Walker
Tripoli
Charles
Hanes W. J. Wagner
Harold Tegister
Lester Guyer
Bariigne
Shack
Chester Marble
Reading
Helen Walker
Helen Walker, Solo, “Rose In the Bud'—Katharyn Flynn
John Bebe
Evelyn Walker
Adella Damege
Old Pal
W. J. Wagner
Margaret Hovee
Marian Dinzy
Colombia treaty amendment seeks 30 million payment and island cession
Washington reports an amendment to the Colombian treaty proposing payment of 30 million dollars to Colombia instead of 25 million and the cession of Providence and St Andrews Islands in the Caribbean to the United States. Senator Raasdel, Democrat of Louisiana, offered the measure. The rest of the dispatch notes local items from Des Moines and St Ansgar, including court, banking, and funeral notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Colombia
United States
Providence
St. Andrews Islands
Caribbean Sea
Raasdell
Louisiana
Campaign to curb automobile thefts announced in Des Moines
Des Moines and statewide effort was set in motion after a conference of state officials and Des Moines Citizens league members. The plan calls for a vigorous push against auto theft with coordinated city and state action announced yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Des Moines
Des Moines Citizens League
Questions and comments invited read at Waterli meeting
A note invites questions and comments during the Addreva COMA Dey versement event advertised by the Evening Courier and Reporter. The item lists Waterli as the venue or sponsor and references a 3380 designation, suggesting a public discussion session with audience participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addreva Coma Dey
Evening Courier
Waterli
Waterloo Boasts Real Orchardist Lumry in Horticulture Trade
Waterloo features William Lumry a prominent orchardist and representative for a major manufacturer. He manages four nearby orchards, trains horticulture students at Ames, and backs his ventures with hands on labor, weathering freezes and praise from the state society.
Snowstorm Damages Eagle Center Road, Repairs Proceeds
Road crews work to drag and repair Eagle Center road after a heavy snowstorm. Eight miles south remains passable, but travel south of there hindered by drifts. sun today aided melting. A stray line notes an ostrich chick takes three years to reach feather production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Center
Torritory
Waterloo
Farm Bureau Meeting Postponed Again
The Black Hawk County Farm Bureau meeting was postponed again due to bad road conditions. If roads improve, the meeting will be held at the Greater Waterloo Association Clubrooms Thursday, April, at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk
Berea di Tedora
W&s
Greater Waterloo Association
At & P.m
Junior farmers clubs in Iowa push wide clubwork gains
Paul C. Taff outlines Northeast Iowa’s four department clubs with over 12 000 youths statewide involved in 1920s clubwork. Butler and Chickasaw counties launch active programs led by Wingar and Nichols. Prizes from fair boards Armour company dairy and pig calf clubs expand, and tours promote hands on learning for 10 to 18 year olds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul C. Tatt
Iowa
State Department of Clubwork
P. C. Taff
Towa
Town Bankers
Big Creek Farmers Slow Building Amid High Costs and Bad Roads
Farmers in Big Creek township report little spring construction due to high material and labor costs. Road conditions are poor, delaying work. a late thaw may improve access. Freeze damaged fruit trees, but few farmers keep large orchards. McNam eyn, vice president of the Black Hawk County Farm Bureau, notes region is mainly crop and dairy oriented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bie Creek Township
J. H. McNamen
Mr. McNamen
Waterloo
Mr. McNamue
Big Creeks
Mr. McNamey
Black Hawk
Buchanan Townships Aid in Soul Experiments
Independence April 19 The Madison and Buffalo township farm bureaus cooperate on soil experimental work at the Aurora fair grounds. Several plots receive different soil treatments and will be studied at fair time. A soil specialist will be imported for the occasion with a special soils exhibit and guidance on non productive soils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Madison
Buffalo Township
Aurora Fair Grounds
Rape as Hog Feed Advised by Iowa State Experts
Iowa State College animal husbandry experts urge planting rape early in April to produce fine hog forage by June and a profitable crop. Using rape with corn and silage can cut corn and silage needs by up to 1.4 pounds and 28 pounds per hundred pounds of feed, respectively, with good hog gains reported last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rane
Iowa State College
Animal Husbandry Department
Births Reported Across Numerous Families
A sequence of birth notices lists dozens of families from multiple towns and hospitals. Names include Archie Ray Furibut, Edwin James Hether shaw, Johnrer, Alfred Sundby, Claude A. Baum, Loren Darland, Frank Nuendorf, James Johnson, Henry Plae ner, Walter Daviels, Doris Marie, Marlys Arlene, and others with dates in April and hospital locations such as Ced ar Paris, Presbyterian, St Francis, and Cedar Halls. An accompanying note mentions the father’s ages and mixed surnames, concluding with a regional obituary item about Ka-Ge-Bi, Wisconsin’s oldest Indigenous resident at 116, passing at Round Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Ray
WresbyCerian Hospital
Eiwin James Hethershaw
Durker
Jeremhy Louise
Mery
John Rer
Lincoln Township
Hole Amiens
Sand Us
Alfred M. Sundby
Newell
Jack Maynard
Claude A. Baum
Riverside
Claude P. Berry
St. Mrancsis Hospital
Martha Marguerite
Loren
Darland
Presbyterian Hospital
Gertrude Ellen
Anior Townghin
Ap. William
Air
Frank J. Nuendorf
Hicker
Roger Frank
James W. Johnson
Gedar Paris
James Lee
Menry Lafayette Plaener
Cedar Halls
von. Herre Harrison
Walter Daviels
Coln Township
Doris Marie
Rl Jaese Clarke
Wern
Bestriew Mae
Andrew
Hasbrook
Marlys Arlene
Ames
Tows
Ehlla
Fis
San
Dinbert
John
Meter Salentio
Jeanne Mlchnsen
Ernest
Den
Harry Raymond Preskey
Cedar Falls
Kenneth Lee
Miller
Poppies and Carrots for Summer Gardens
A garden note encourages growing Flanders field poppies and varied annuals for continuous blooms. It covers sowing, spacing, and succession tips for poppies and a carrot radish pairing, noting care, transplant limits, and harvest readiness. It also mentions the rise of carrots in cooking and garden markets as a staple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flanders
France
Belgium
Europe
Mrs Featherstone to Speak Here in May
W. W. Wentworth of Des Moines, Iowa Dairy Association secretary, stated that Mrs. L. M. Featherstone of Chicago, representing the Elizabeth McCormick fund, will give an address in Waterloo on May 11. The fund promotes better care and feeding of children and her tour will span about two weeks across the state visiting various groups and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wentworth
Des Moines
Iowa Dairy Association
Waterloo
Wentworth
L. M. Featherstone
Chicago
Elizabeth McCormick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peoria
St Louis
Gom
Toledo
SUGAR
Cubas
Pfioue
Do Pais
Sinc
Tresian
Prairie Bay
Ieee
Xm Mo Owen
Los Sone Inc
Kansas City Livestock
Omaha Livestock
Sioux City
Ineri
Money and Exchange
Montreal
Florida
AISE
Crucibte
Bethlehem Steels
New York Stock Exchange
Frank J. Eighmot
Bock
Biaers
Jessie L. Martin
George AL i Wheeler
Brown
Ben
Todnbank
Leavitt Jonson
Belle Jewell
Nanar Heights
Fra ‘Shepherd Philpot
Jessie Th. Sutseae
Cammer Assorbion
W. Ieripo
Leavitt & Johnson
BR. C. Moor
Gouger
Paris
Tefan & Johnson
R. C. Moo
Rainbow
Cedar Park
Golda
Ager
Cameron
Additi
John G. Muletto
Christadel Priso Church
Doe
Weeterloo
ST. Joseph Livestock
County Board
Caribbean
Memorial Hall
ST. Ansgar
St Ansgar
Lube
Avery Brush
J. W. Annis
Albert Halverson
St. Ansgar Bank
Cleary Lake State Bank
Stacyville Pbank
Myr
Hartwig
Gersihaardt Hartwig
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
C. E. Drake
Minneapola
H. K. Drake
Misa Vivian Cheney
Winterioo
BH. M. Piper
Flamiston
Mont
Boxer
Lawrence Warner
Clarion
S. T. Benedict
Janet
Charles City
Smith
Yorm
W. OR. Dumry
Aisa An
Wm. Kk. Lumry
Lumry
Middlewest
Mr. Lumry
Lunry
Luanry
Mr. Lumyry
Edita
Che Big Chien
Anes, Ta
Waatch Butler
Butler County
F. Ralph Winegar
Mr. Winegar
Fayette County
Butler County Fair Board
Winegar Gan
Mach Club
Fair Association
County Farm Bureau
Fair Board
Chesley FL
Jenness
Iowa Holstein Breeders’ Association
Buchanan County
Roy T. Lee
Wisconsin
Kossuth County
Chickasaw County
H. M. Nichols
New Hampton
Girs
York County
South Carolina
Big Creek
Buchanan Townships
Endlan
the Associates Press
Birthwood
Tadian
Johnnny
Round Lake
Chippewa River
Peter Perkins
Sears
Kriebel
South LaSalle Street
Chicaco
Teeland
P. W. Belangef
Canada
Dunkerton
Nancy M. Stubbs
E., McDougall
Sind
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!