Minister-turned-farmer rears world champion Guernsey cow
Dr. Arthur M. Smith, once a Presbyterian minister, now farmer in Missaukee County Michigan, owns Norman's Missaukee Red Rose a top Guernsey cow. She produced about 15,122 pounds milk and 760 pounds butterfat, with a double championship claim across age classes.
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Dr. Smith
Presbyterian
Norman
Missaukee
Smith
Lake Cl
W. F. Parrott
Jersey
Smith Farm
State Board Will Conserve Forests
Ames Iowa April 27 Central States Forestry league forming a permanent organization with Dr L H Panther of Iowa State College as chairman The Chicago meeting produced resolutions urging conservation and tighter control of public forest resources in the Mississippi valley Iowa Illinois Indiana Michigan Minnesota Ohio Missouri back proposals to curb exploitation and create state forests and parks with controlled fires taxation and land purchases to build up timber reserves and reduce imports
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Ames
Central States Forestry League
Iowa
L. H. Panther
Towa
Mississippi Valley
Central State District
Lake States
Teague
Chicago
Ilinois
Indiana
Minnesota
Michigan
Ohio
Missouri
Agricultural credits and rail rates debated in 1920s hearing
Senator Norbeck proposed April 22 credits to secure production and marketing of farm products and livestock. The Agricultural Commission report of April 23 condemned railroad rates as forcing farm costs up. it urged rate reductions on basic commodities, readjustment to prior relationships, and consideration of commodity value in rate setting amid low farm prices.
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Norbeck
United States
Agriculatral Commission
Joint
Congressional Commission of Agricultural Inquiry
Joint Commission of Agricultural Inquiry
Anderson
Joint Commission
Congress
Interstate Commerce
United States Railroad Administration
State Parks Leadership Praise Sparks Forestry Push
The league recognizes Towa as a leader in promoting state parks and urges counties and municipalities to establish forests. The statement urges proactive forest establishment at local government levels to support park initiatives.
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Towa
League
Last Year Oat Crop Poorest in 13 Seasons at Finchford
Finchford Iowa April 25. Local notes report the 1921 oat crop was the lightest in thirteen seasons, with 1920 the best year yielding about 18 bushels per acre. The piece also lists community visits, school events, and local happenings including mentions of residents from Waterloo Cedar Falls Dunkerton and Waverly.
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Minchford
PF. J. Bowers
Waterloo
Finchford
MW. King and Son
John. Waverly
anaillUassaidy
Janesville
Attie
Charles Dorman
W. Rabe
Minnie Rabe
W. Blasier
Shell Rock
Charles
Paarl
Henry Sands
Cedar Falls
George Sands
A. G. Dorman
Orval Davis
Sands
Vossberg
Lewis Ravk
Vreuer
Lown Ave
Windstorm damages windmills and local happenings
A wind storm in Bevar Dowar damaged several windmills with wheels blown from towers. James Turner and crew began work on a house for Clarence Huak in Mennington township. A birthday gathering for James Turner occurred Saturday with kinfolk and lunch.
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Dowar
East Wedne Aay
Remedia Farell
Vivian O'Connor
Raymond
James Turner
Clarence Huak
Mennington Township
James Taner
Hind
Kynics
Kate Schott
BJ. Steely
Satuday
Rochester
Minn
Ahr
Will Padget
Chicago
Jacob Schaffer
Hagle Township
Tat. Lijiz
MM Haulis
Barclay News Notes and Local Life in April
Town chatter reports pink age affectation and gatherings at many homes. Grandma Brown stayed with Mrs. Matt Ortner while John Fetkether consolidates a building project. A strong gale knocked two men to the ground injuring Frank Meier and August Meier as they worked near Haprick.
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Cormer
Ortner
John Kurtz
Josip
Ralph Lehmitt
Gelweth
Arista Hayes
Fairbank
Harb
Wellner Place
Frank Meier
Frank
Aieust
Floyd County Accredited Beef and Dairy Herds Rise
Field Iowa April 27 Ten federally accredited beef and dairy herds exist in Floyd county with Adam Schmidt & Sons on the list. Two herds of purebred Shorthorns tested clean after earlier losses. More herds may qualify as second clean tests pass. seventy five herds had one tree test and 53 remain on the waiting list.
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Floyd County
Adam Schmidt & Sons
Suit Postponed in Rosalia Wing Case Over Miller Store Interest
The suit to rescind the contract for Wang and Miller shoe store interest continues with delays as lawyer A L Lovejoy requests a court strip to Grundy Center. The case resumes next Thursday before Judge Stiles. The action involves Miss Wang’s claim against Waterloo Savings Bank over $13,000 and a South Dakota farm mortgage as collateral. Wang testified about the negotiations with his sister, admitting conscience troubled him during the attempt to have her buy in.
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Mise Rosalia Wing
Lewis Muller
Miller
Wang & Milley
Way
Mvor
A. LB. Lovejoy
Grundy Center
Plaiouitt
Stiles
Miss Wang
Waterloo Savings Bank
Maller
South Dakota
Lewis Miler
R. G. Wang
Lewis Miller
Ahoe
Mr. Lovejoy
Illinois Vets Honor Rebel Flags in D C Memorial Service
In Washington on April 27, Civil War veterans from both sides gathered as the Eleventh Tennessee flags, captured by Union forces, were displayed in the Senate office building. The event included remarks by Rep. Joseph B. McDonough, noting plans to convert vacant city lots into playgrounds for all ages, including tennis courts and ball fields.
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Washington, D. C
Tennessee Volunteers
Ienktor Mekinley
Repiuhlinan
Senate
Poe
Georgia
Tennesk
Joseph
McDonough
McMonough
Dai
Kinnick
Local society notes and upcoming events across Towns
Raymond Iowa reports multiple visits with families including Mrs Jer genson and Mrs Arthur Brokaw. Epworth League program at a Methodist church and social hours are noted. Various social visits, school sick list, and a hunting party are listed with local names and places. A sheriff nomination paper filed by F L Wagner on Republican ticket marks political news. Tennessee flag remembrance tied to Grant at Appomattox noted.
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Bernice Nesfield
Floyd Guyer
Grace Bartholomew
Harold Sadler
Gladys Holdiman
Ciair Lamb
Progtess
Dike H. S
Dunkerton
Roy Bentley
Waterloo
Robert Newsome
Young Peoples Bible School
The
Baptist Church
Wastof Ice
Sultan Trumbauer
Big House
Genevas
Florence Parker
Tinga Temmell
Wattrieg
Tribls
TV County Institute Witl |Po
Dewar Methodist Church
W.otl
Weir
Famely
Olds Home
Jesup
Hewitt
Dave Bearsley
Gaston
Robert Marble
Dale
Rodney Douglas
Prink Lingh
Aire Kitty Douglas
George Crabtree
Agner
FL T. Wagner
Blackhawk E County
Wheat Seaboard Hoses Start to Burn
Market report describes weather and price movements affecting wheat futures for May delivery. Traders note lower demand and speculative pressure as quotes move amid uncertain conditions.
Girl Witness in Criminal Case Kidnapped in Chicago
Chicago April 27 Genevieve Court 15 was being sought after authorities learned she was mysteriously kidnapped after serious charges were placed against two men. The girl's mother Mrs Gathersine Court expected to appeal for aid. Five hundred dollars ransom demanded as stated by the mother.
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Chicago
Genevieve Court
Gathersine Court
Omaha Livestock Prices Slip Amid Mixed Midwest Trading
Livestock market notes from Omaha and Sioux City show cattle receipts around 9 900 in Omaha with steady to lower bids for beeves and steers, calves, and feeders. Sheep and lambs trend lower with spring lambs and best woolled varieties slightly firmer in places, while Sioux City reports 5 000 to 7 000 cattle receipts and mixed price moves across feeding cows, stockers, and butchers.
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Marre Ross
Sponnel Butchers
California
Bioux City Livestock
Sioux City
Lewer
Elas
Rapid advance lifts several stocks in New York trading
Markets show stronger side led by New York Air Brake and Lake Erie & Western preferred as investors push through gains amid reports of company activity and anticipated controls. Dormant issues like motors and utilities retreat with some recovery in Mexican Petroleum and California Petroleum amid broad sector weakness.
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Newark
Rally
Canadian Paciha
Ilinote Centra
Wabash
Meatean
Perto
Hethighem Steel
Kelsey Wheel
Manhattan Elevator
Pierce Arrow
Pan- American Petroleum
American Tabasco
Withon & Co
American Ice
New York Air
Vath
Lake Erie & Wi
Genoa
Take Erie
Laike Hiio & Western Preferrm
Hoveland
Jonson
Chicago & Eastern
Wilno‘e
Chicago & Alton
Finai
Central
St. Paul
Colorado
Southern
Tillsburgh
West Virginia
Atlantic Coast Line
Allr
California
American Car & Foundry
Selit Aimuriuan Smelting & Belg
Sumatra Tobageu
Anvetlainet
Anneonda Capper
Tacghibon Voee Ceee Ee Enn
Baldwin Locomotive
Hellmnore Bom Ore Eypeweee Ree
Khullitehem Steel
Tantral Leather
Ghemspeake
Ohio
iChicago
Mil_ & St Gorn Products
Crucible Stow
Wengert Aintors Guldrich Co
International Vapor
Kennecott Gopper
Moxican Petroleum
New York Central
Norfolk & Weattern
Ins
Norther Packie
Saru
New York Chicago Produce Markets and Dairy Receipts
Market notes show New York and Chicago wholesale prices for butter milk cheese and eggs with varied grades and delivery terms. Notes include Packers quotes in Chicago April 27 and Waterloo IA market figures for cattle hogs poultry and receipts, with weekly clearing totals and price ranges.
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Wisconsin
Americas
New York
Chicago
Waterloo
Waterlooa
Utter
Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Waterloo Bank Clearings
Waterloo Clearing House
Rly
Ohio
Armens Packers
Rath iPacking Co
Mrood Domed Cesses Yecen Tens
Cigarette Sales To Minors Lead To Court Appearances
Two dealers faced municipal court for illegal cigarette sales to minors. United Cigars manager Al Stefenson and Jenkyn Mitchell Cigar Co defendant Wy G Jenkyn pled not guilty or warned of possible revocation of licenses on second conviction. A separate case charged Isabelle Remington with liquor nuisance after a whisky stir and a gallon of liqueur were found. hearing set for Friday with Remington released on recognizance. One traffic violation case was dismissed and a bond reduced as others were resolved.
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Trols
al Stefensson
United Gigur Company
Wy. G. Jenkyn
Sty Billy
Gromiks
Isabelle Remington
Dla Street
Otng
Remington
Roni
Pne- Hee
Hope
Cape of T
Hog and cattle price report notes mixed activity
The market summary shows hogs about 5 cents lower from yesterday with cattle and calves active. Budgets list prices for beef cattle, feeders, and woolly sheep, citing quotes around 4.40 to 9.75 per hundredweight and noting variability by grade and region.
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Sogur
AbUrkoer
Kansas City Livestock Market Prices and Terms
Fragmented listing shows livestock prices and items in Kansas City with figures like $8.60 and $4.54, plus various codes and notations. It references stock, market terms, and regional identifiers, reflecting a busy commodity page with mixed figures and product notes.
Bayou region cattle sale report shows steady demand and varied prices
The record outlines cattle lot results with prices around 8 100 for Bayou ingots and calves trading near 10.0k figures. It notes steady demand for a range of weights and types with bulk consignments and specific lots reaching about 226 per veal unit and 10 386 10.405 for heavier categories.
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Abe OO Lou
Nic
Ade SY RA Nias
Deel Atoars
Ows
Aelomana
Strang
Oolher
Hlowery
FIOE
Pounil Jrerie
Bate
IBGE
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Egser Farm Department Evening Courier
Ormer
Wher
World Bcord Guernsey
Arthur M. Smith
W. F. Spry
St. KB
State Board
Bewar
Barclay
Floyd
Neshud
Mrts
Bertha Chapman
Mason City
Fine City
Ming
W. F. Geteon
Misa
Wag Getsch
Hawkins
Strike
Long Branch
Clarence Strike
Mahoney
Leroy
I Minin
Joseph Smith
Nashua
George Zwanstger
Garis Lange
Ed Simpson
E_ Luce
Mate “Weller
Maud
Palm Beach
Pla
Bre Jnest Beahimeann
Bedertin Potlig
Z. W. Foote
Jack Bentley
Rareshed
Glenn Tlytion
F. Howard
Marshalltown
Sollinge
Lovejoy
Wang
Hlny
Tis Slater
RCMP
Illinois
Jonn Ehr
Mike Ernerdding
Louis Phillips
Warry Kelley
Mies Mahiaifull
Waterlon
B. F. Hull Farm
Miss Mable
Parker Farm
Bmimer Trible
Coifer
Tutlees Wenk
Max
Seaboard
Uru
Gileago
Uist
Deelings
Ceateud
Adl
Oasis
Donastic Texas
Basig
WDAW
York
Orchard
Grenard
Elmo
Women's Cemetery Association
Frank Morse
Waters
S. Taamascer
Omer
Eure
Gestosun
Osage
Foog Patlipa
George Hill
FW. Lee
Riceville
Charities Loris
J.C Lee
Jennie
Tewls
Linnia Shotwell
Lewtay Phonse
Trayveler
Oricaago
E. O
Milred
Ebee
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Samale
Harley
May
H. Boy
F.o.b
Vaortey
Ratalyst
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Kawear City
Kansas City
Mianeapolis
Peoria
Louis St. Louis
Omael Gerald
Ielec
New Wort
Priece
Pry Honda
Lop
Tolay
OODE
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Clneru Enn Whale
Eri
Pirel
Coottan
Waterloo Co-operative Raley Company
Minneapolis
Agrit Oi
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Foreign Exchange
Great Britain
Rence
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Trollend
Demearmd
Anne Wy
Hwitzerland
Tose
Gonand
CzechoSlovakia
Breall
U.S
Bready
Florida
O.ad
Toledo Selds
Triedo
Ferrie
Timothy
Mays
Peatry
Lee Tucks
Pues Keese
Tirmer
Middlewest
Lona Ane Louis
Butter
Moe
Mundas
Seraul Conuiierion
Keay
Thidy Viper Daya
Kansas City Livestock
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Trong
Welglin
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Nas
FOO UO
Tirewell
Gotad
Shaler
Simi Steretptn
Plomdy
Alorn
Lexi Webern
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East ST Louis Livestock
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