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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1927

Page

9

Farm Bureau Picnic Tour Planned Across Black Hawk County

Bright summer plans unfold for a joint dairy tour by Black Hawk County groups from Cedar Falls Waterloo and Independence. A May 25 trip to the state hospital farm at Independence will feature a large dairy herd, crops for feed, and a community dinner for participants from Ames and nearby towns.

State Hospital Farm Black Hawk County Cedar ‘Falls Black Hawk Ofa Kent

War on European corn borer launched by government forces

Across five states the U S Department of Agriculture directs a large field campaign against the European corn borer. Tractors and pulverizers clean fields, burn or bury stalks, and new machinery aids plowing, cutting, and silage to curb the pest and protect Midwest crops.

United States Department Agriculture Uncle Sam H. E. McCray John Deere Tractor Company Michigan Indiana Ohio McCray Iowa Minnesota Auburn Ind Toledo John’ Deere Tractor, Company Middlewest Congress Department of — Agriculture John Deere Company Deere Company Department of Agriculture United States Atlantic John Deere Canada Towa Tlinois Sohn ~ Deere ‘Bulletin John Deere Bulletin

Spring Building Starts on Farm Across Areas

Courier Special Service notes building activity at farms with new sheds and additions. Saver plans a 36x20 and 18x? high shed, plus nearly 100 sheep and lambs. Grundy Center reports new house and other buildings planned on multiple farms including Maurice Merritt, Leonard Brumm, and properties near Hamptons and Henry Eckoff. Merritt house destroyed by fire will be rebuilt.

Courier Special Service Saver Grundy Rundy Hampts Henry Eckoff Maurice Merritt Leonard Brumm

Alfalfa Purchases Cost Buchanan County $12000

A Juneau report from Independence Iowa on Buchanan county dairymen shows at least $12400 spent on alfalfa hay last year. Thirty cars carried 480 tons of hay into the county at a cost of $12000, suggesting local production could have supplied the demand on about 120 acres. Statistics claim five years of alfalfa yield equal to three acres of corn in value.

Independence Buchanan County Buchanan

Farm lands sell for 140 per acre after boom high

Traer Iowa April 18 Frank Rayek bought the Ben Balvin 439 acre farm near Clutier at 140 per acre. Balvin had farmed beside his home place. The property previously commanded as much as 225 per acre in boom times. Havek will take possession March 1 next year for a home site.

Courier Special Service Traer Frank Rayek Clutier Ben Balvin Balvin Havek

Questions and comments for farmers invited

Readers are invited to address communications to the Editor Farm Department of the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Iowa. Phone 6100.

Waterloo Farm Department Waterloo Evening Courier Iowa

Oat Fields Replanted After Seed Failure

Reports indicate widespread reseeding as some oats stored last summer were wet and poor. Large 30 to 40 acre fields show green shoots where good seed was used, while damaged seed and bad weather delayed farm work. Seeding and spring field operations continue as sunshine boosts activity and swine losses remain high.

Eagle Township Farm Bureau Meeting Announced

Eagle Township Farm Bureau will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday evening April 20 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Cook. Each woman is to bring fruit or meat sandwiches.

Eagle Township Farm Bureau George Cook

Bull purchase at Polled Shorthorn sale in Omaha

Traer Virginia resident Gusa Wetztein Dysart traveled to Omaha and bought a two year old polled Shorthorn bull for 150 dollars. The transaction reflects cattle trading activity at the sale.

Traer Gusa Wetztein Dysart Omaha

Heavy buying spurs wheat rally in Chicago market

Chicago April 19 Big export buying of 1,000,000 bushels or more helped push wheat higher. Weather concerns in the southwest and northwest along with forecasts of freezing temperatures reaching as far as Kansas supported gains. World wheat supplies declined by 11,618,000 bushels while corn and oats advanced modestly amid delayed field work and seeding. Provisions firmed early on shorts covering but weakened later on profit-taking and lower hog values.

Chicago Kansas

Potatoes Market Sluggish Across Regions In April

Chicago April 19 potatoes receipts new 27 cars old 78 on track new 43 old 263 total US shipments 505 old stock supplies liberal demand trading very slow market weak and dull Wisconsin sacked round whites 1.90 2.05 mostly 1.95 2.00 Idaho sacked Russet 3.00 3.20 mostly 3.10 3.15 new stock supplies liberal demand and trading slow market slightly weaker Florida barrel Spalding Rose No 1 36 6.50

Chicago U.S Wisconsin Idaho Russell Florida

Produce futures report with mixed April to December prices

Chicago notes fresh standards and storage futures for April through December. Fresh gathered firsts run at 23 cents in April with June and May readings. storage standards at 25 cents in April and 23.85 cents in May, with other month figures. Refrigerator standards listed for November at 28.44 cents.

Chicago Buiter

Cotton futures rise across midweek with gains shown

Cotton opened higher in Chicago on April 19 with May futures at 14.45 cents, up 1, July 14.62 cents up 2, October 14.85 up 3, December 15.00 up 5, and January 15.05 up 5 as demand and market activity picked up.

Chicago

Kansas City Hay Market Report Dated April 19

Kansas City Missouri April 19 hay market report shows irregular trading with mostly steady tone. Receipts tally 57 cars as buyers gauge product quality and dealer offerings.

Kansas City

Board of Trade Cash Quotations

Chicago April 19. Wheat No 2 red 1.344 No 4 1.30 Corn mixed 67c No 4 yellow 67c Me oats No 4 white 43 44c No 2 white 43 44c Rye not quoted Barley 0.86 Timothy 4.75 5.25 Clover 29.00 35.75 Provisions Lard 12.07 clubs 14.37 Bellies 14.75

Chicago

Hogs Sell Under Mondays Scale In Chicago Market

Chicago receipts 27 000 hogs with 6 000 left over as buyers slowed. Prices mostly 10 to 40 cents lower than Monday’s close, top 11 20 for 160 180 pound hogs, other weights in the 10 40 to 11 range. sows and pigs down, very uneven demand. Cattle receipts 11 000, meager supply, weighty steers steady to 25 cents higher, others and stockers steady, best weighty offerings around 10 20. Sheep receipts 10 000, fat lambs very slow, good clipped lambs around 15 75 to 16 25, woolly ewes 10 50 to 11 00, feeder and shearer activity scarce.

Paul Livestock market report from South St. Paul

Receipts at Paul Livestock in South St. Paul April 19 show 1700 cattle with slow sales, 2500 calves weak to lower, 7500 hogs with dull demand and prices around 10.00 to 10.50 for 150 to 180 and 180 to 230 pound averages, and sheep 100 head steady with fat lambs around 10.50 for best ewes. Cattle top around 10.50, bulls 6.75, sows 6.75.

Receipts and Prices for Sioux City Livestock Markets

Sioux City market report April 19 shows cattle receipts 2200 with steady prices for fat steers yearlings and cows. hogs receipts 5500 down slightly with top at 10.50 and bulk around 9.90 to 10.50. sheep receipts 2000 with lambs around 16.00 and ewes near 10.00. Strong entities include Sioux City market and the livestock categories cattle hogs and sheep.

Corn prices and receipts at Peoria grain market

Peoria grain market reports receipts of 8 cars with prices for corn. No. 4 yellow ranged around 68 to 69 cents, No. 5 yellow about 67 cents, No. 4 mixed about 68 cents, No. 6 mixed around 64 to 66 cents.

Representative Sales Chicago April 19 Inquired Livestock Sale

Representative sales report from Chicago on April 19 notes livestock offerings across categories. The list includes prices and items as buyers and sellers interacted in the market.

Chicago INS

Foreign exchanges report from New York

Foreign exchanges were firm with rates listed for Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czecho Slovakia Yugoslavia Austria Romania Argentina Brazil Tokyo Shanghai and Montreal. The values span 0.01 to 100.10 cents or local equivalents per unit.

New York Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czecho- Slovakia Jugo-Slavia Austria Roumania Fle Argentina Brazil Tokio Shanghai Montreal

Omaha Livestock Market Report for Hogs Cattle and Sheep

Omaha Nebraska April 19 hog receipts 13 000 mostly 15 20c lower 160 to 210 pound tights 10.49 10.80 top 10.60 bulk 210 to 240 pound averages 10.55 10.50 bulk 400 to 289 pound butchers 10.15 10.55 280 to 425 pound averages 10.00 10.15 packing sows 9.00 9.25 average cost Monday 10.33 weight 266 cattle receipts 6 500 fed steers and yearlings slow weak 15c lower stock and bulls mostly steady veals 50c lower stockers and feeders scarce bulk slaughter steers 9.25 11.40 few loads up to 12.24 choice heavies 12.60 slaughter heifers 8.45 9.45 beef cows 7.25 8.50 few lots 8.75 9.25 cutters 4.50 6.50 medium bulls 6.50 7.00 heavy beef bulls 7.50 7.65 practical veal top 17.00 heavy calves 8.00 8.75 two loads feeders not specified sheep receipts 8 500 lambs steady to strong bulk fed wool lambs 15.50 216.00 best held 16.25

Chicago South St. Paul Minn Omaha Neb Kansas City Colorado Arizona

Wheat and Corn Prices on Kansas City Grain Exchange

Wheat receipts 55 cars with mixed bid prices for No 2 dark hard and other grades. No 2 yellow corn quoted around 76 cents to 72 cents, No 3 and mixed lots shown with various bid ranges. Oats prices listed with bids near 47 to 49 cents for different grades.

Kansas City Grain Kansas City

New York Market Prices and Receipts Reported

New York market notes show Butler receipts 15,032 tubs creamery and 68,276 cases general, with various state and nearby whites and browns price listings. Poultry and ghee figures cited, along with flour and sugar status and crude Rio and Santos quotes. Chicago and St Louis market data echoed with butter, eggs, cheese, and poultry prices and receipts for April 19.

New York Butler Pacific Coasts Amethcek Rio Santos Chicago

Kansas City Livestock Markets Reported Mixed Trends

Kansas City livestock receipts with cattle 8000 calves 1000 and hogs 10000 show mixed demand. Cattle mostly steady to strong on weights and classes, hogs uneven and lower, sheep receipts 6000 with lambs and ewes steady to slightly down, top lambs around 16 dollars, moves vary by weight and type.

Hogs and cattle market report from East St. Louis April

Receipts of hogs 18 000 with prices mostly 40 to 50 cents under. early sales 150 to 200 pounds average around 1.00 to 1.20. 210 to 240 pounds 5.50 to 10.90. some sow sales to 9.29. Cattle 6 000 receipts calves 2 500. steers and heifers weaker. cows steady to weak. low cutters 4.75 to 5.25. ten medium bulls 7.40. few good dealers at 17.25. lower grades 10.00 down.

New York United States Ste Gary Atchison Baldwin Loco Balt Ohio A . Barnsdall Ean Nee Bethlehem Steel Gris California Cerro de’ Pasco Chesapeake ‘& Ohio St. P N. Western Eiee Ee C Chile Ais Chrysler Corp Ewanree Weenvese Coca Cola Werner Colorado Col. Gas, & el A Consolidated” Gas Crucible Steel Dodge Bros. A Hudson Motors Illinois Central Com Eng Harvester Mar Nickel Inter Tel Khan City Southern Kennecott Lehigh Valley Louisville & N Pune É Fateweetels Mack Truck Marland Nan Tex Ty Missouri Pac Montgomery Ward Nash Motors New York Central Perenne N.Y Tom & Steel Reynolds Tob Seaboard “Air Line Sears Roebuck Sinclair Con. Oil Dairies Rere Tees Southern Pacific Texas Corp Texas Texas & Pacific Union “Pacific S. Ind. Ecohol U. Rubber US Steel Cent Awa Coos Caiv, Pipe & Rad Serps Wabash Ry Aeae Western Maryland Westinghouse Elec Ee Gret Wheeling & Lake Erie Willys-Overlan Woolworth East St.Louis

Hogs and Cattle Prices Mixed as Peoria Livestock Report

Peoria livestock receipts total 1,200 hogs with lights through heavies trading $8.00 to $11.50, top $11.15 for some groups. Cattle receipts described as fair with steady demand and prices.

State Taxation and the Iowa Farmer Burden

Dante Pierce argues Iowa taxation will not spare farmers. He notes the state relies on rural wealth and insists city residents share the load. Pierce warns against reducing expenditures as a path to tax relief and emphasizes local taxation as where most funds are raised.

Dante Pierce Iowa Homestead Iowa

Aaked Tow Much. Food Mother- Do you detect any slens4t genius

A fragmented dialogue scene shows a mother asking a professor about her son’s genius, with the professor replying that he is not certain. The cryptic wording hints at a literary or theatrical context and suggests an unfinished exchange.

Last Lincoln bodyguard survivor speaks on role

Few Civil War veterans from the Seventh Ohio Cavalry claim real service guarding Lincoln. Smith Stimmel, 84, is among the surviving few who recall the wartime attachment at the White House. He rejects the title last bodyguard but remains the best known survivor and continues Lincoln talks as a hobby. He retired from law six years ago and still pursues vigor he had in his youth.

Stimmel Lincoln North Dakota

May Day Queen Shifts Hair Trend at Texas Woman’s College

Miss Minnie Willis, a senior vocalist and athlete, was chosen May Day queen at Texas Woman’s College. She wears her hair long while most of the 500 female students have shorn their tresses this year, and she played on last year’s junior baseball team.

Texas Woman's Minnie Willis

Hatcheries Hit Limit As Fayetter County Flocks Grow

Fayette county poultry expansion drives hatcheries to capacity. West Union Carl Ostrander expands top capacity to 12,096. Dever C W Fayette adds new capacity. Bert Fobes Fayette struggles to obtain enough eggs. Capper and Son plants run at full capacity. Cleve Erhardt Elgin laments limited incubator space. Across the county flocks show marked improvement due to hatchery influence.

Courier Special Service West Union Fayette County Carl Ostrander Dever Fayette Bert Fobes Capper& Son's Cleve Erhardt Elgin

Women Who Diet Become Irritable

London April 19 Dieting to reduce may affect a woman's temperament, says Dr A A Masser of Sheffield in The Lancet. He notes once cheerful individuals grow irritable and sullen after marked weight loss, with extreme dieting sometimes causing lassitude and nervous irritability, while moderate weight reduction often increases activity.

London A. A. Masser Sheffield Dr. Masser the Lancet

The Suitor Scores and a Father’s Reproof

A dramatic exchange features a stern father accusing a young man of pursuing his daughter. The man deflects, joking that his payments compensate for her bridge losses while downplaying the advances.

Boston Transcript

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Juhe M. Mortensen Crow Peat Farm Editor Eagle Meeting Tae Duluth Minneapolis Waterloo Mills Swift & Co Ander Rath Pa the Co F. O. Rath Iowa Flour & Feed Co Cohn Bros Board of Trade Paul Livestock Sioux City Lay Peoria Liberty Bonds Liberty Sateen U. S T Omaha Livestock Grain Receipes Bhpts Nneapolis Canbas St. Louis E. St.Louis St. Joseph Paul Ntti Indianapolis Cleveland Pittsburgh Soo Buffalo Kansas City Livestock Louis Livestock Peoria Livestock Smith Stimmell State Loan Co 4Th St
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