Hardin county boys draw calves at Iowa Falls meeting
Twelve Hardin county boys drawn for dairy calves at the quarterly Hardin County Farm Bureau meeting in Iowa Falls. Calves, tested for tuberculosis, were shown to boys from Eldora, Union, Ackley, New Providence, Steamboat Rock, Iowa Falls and other towns. Club work directed by Fred K. Ferguson and M. S. Olson, with emphasis on gradual feeding, isolation for testing, and future Dairy Club training ahead of county fair exhibits.
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Iowa
Falla
Hardin County
Iowa Falls
Eldora
Clarence
Raymond Mason
Frad Long
Union
Marold Wellman
Roderick W. Canter
Quintins Stowe
Peter Ryken
Ackley
Wallace Seward
New Providence
Horace Emiert
Steamboat Rock
Frank Waggoner
Bruce Kelsey
Robert Weyratch
Jardin County
Hilaworth Richardsoon
Pelta
Farm Bureau
Halt
Holt
Roy Anderson
Hardin County Farm Bureau
Anderson
John Millock
Fred KE. Ferguson
Iowa State Dairy Association
M. 9. Olson
Ferguson
Webster County
Worl Dodge
Jasper County
Donn
Newton
C. B. Finley
Teeson
Bardin County
Shay
Olson
Dairy Cattle Congress
Grain Prices Rise Through April in Agri Bureau Report
Des Moines April 30 agri report from Associated Press says wheat oats and corn show an improving market through April with export trade lagging as US port prices exceed foreign offers. Visible grain supply April 7 totals by board and trede include wheat and oats while livestock slaughter rises in March with larger cattle hog and sheep totals than February.
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Des Moines
Chicago Board of Trade
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
United States
Bonard
Trede
Iowa
Farm Labor Demand on Increase Daily
Des Moines reports demand for farm workers in Iowa rising daily and nearing the national average. Improved industrial conditions and a spring business revival push labor needs as farmers begin spring crops. Last year supply ran about 12 percent above demand. April 1921 showed a larger excess.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Department of Agri-J
Spraying Ring Near Hudson to Function for Better Quality
A five member spraying ring operates near Hudson with a large hand sprayer to treat orchards. Lloyd Leenan, W. D. Strayer, John J. Holmes, G. F. Johnson and G. L. Mastain belong to the group supervised by Hudson consolidated school agricultural class led by Glenn Bakkum. Materials were bought through Iowa Fruit Growers association Des Moines to secure better prices. the class has pruned trees and plans targeted spraying only where needed to ensure sound fruit.
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Hudson, Ta
Lloyd Leenan
W. D. Strayer
John J. Holmes
G. F. Johnson
G. L. Mastain
Hudson Consolidated School
Glenn Bakkum
Iowa Fruit Growers’ Association
Des Moines
Iowa
Hakkum
Car of Hogs From Hudson Consigned to Producer Assn
Hudson Shipping association offered a car load of hogs bound for Chicago Producers' Commission association. The sale occurred on a weak market, prices 10 to 15 cents lower and 30 cents to a dollar below the prior week as packers controlled the market. The Chicago unit is part of the National Livestock Producers' association with agencies elsewhere. Last month the organization sold 266,203 head of livestock for a total of $5,563,633.08.
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Chicago
Hudson Shipping Association
Chicago Producers’ Commission Association
Chicago Producers’* Commission Association
National Livestock Producers’ Association
Las Month
CopIey Buys Fine Young Herd Bull at Ames Sale
Hudson Iowa April 30 J L Copley of near era owns a fine two year old Shorthorn sire purchased at Ames state sale. Bull named Brookdale Callent sired by Linwood Callent has imported ancestors including granddam and great granddam. H Gamble & Son raised and consigned him. Copley predicts strong demand for heel breeders and notes six bull calves among his herd of about 50. Spring crop at Cop ley farm satisfactory with 120 pigs from twenty sows and Poland China stock.
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J. L. Copley
Era
Ames
Brookdale Callent
Linwood Callent
H. Gamble & Son
Hawarden
Copley
Jic
Aix
Calvas
Ilia
Copley Farm
Poland
Fortunstaly
Shorthorn Sale Postponed By Iowa Breeders Group
Hudson Iowa April 30 The Black Hawk County Shorthorn Breeders Association has postponed its public auction of herd animals set for June 1 at Cedar Valley fairgrounds Cedar Falls Secretary W D Strayer says plans advanced until enough cattle could not be procured It may be moved to a full date with about 60 head expected Breeders report brisk demand and higher prices than recent years with serviceable stock in strong demand and several breeders noting improving market conditions
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Hudson
Black Hawk County
Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
Cedar Valley Fair Grounds
Cedar Falls
D. Strayer
Strayer
Newhall Shipping Wheat Tone Bearish Group Formed
A livestock shipping association is being organized by a committee of 35 attendees in Newhall, Iowa. Twenty members paid the $1 life membership. officers include president Albert Werning and directors George Grovert August Herrs P M Olson Will Freeman. Directors will hire a manager and start operations, with a meeting in about 10 days to report progress and consider incorporation.
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Newhall
Livestock Shipping Association
Wis
George Grovert
Albert Werning
August Herrs P. M. Olson
Will Freeman
Werning
A. H. Rathje
Atkins Shipping Association
Charles Heeton
Holders of May Wheat Sell Out on Board in Chicago
Chicago reports show May contracts dumped by holders seeking delivery avoiders, pressuring wheat futures alongside brief impacts on July and September. Weather and spring seeding forecasts, plus Lake vessel releases, contributed to erratic moves as prices steadied then dipped, with mixed results across oats and corn and modest gains in some notes.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Livestock market and commodities summary from Peoria and Omaha
Readable fragments show cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts with steady to firm bids. Prices listed include steers, fat cattle, packing sows, and lambs with varied values. grain markets note wheat and oats trends and London copper, lead, and antimony prices.
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Miss Harriett Wilson and Gerald Fluckinger Wed at Garrison
Miss Harriett Wilson wed Gerald Fluckinger at Garrison in Vinton. They will live on a farm near Garrison. Fluckinger has taught school in this county for years. Mrs. Erickinger is a son of Mrs. Plicksiker and has resided in the Garrison Holsborneod all life.
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Gerald Fluckinger
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Filckinger
Erick- Inger i
John Plicks Iiker
Garrison Holsbornood
Farmars' Mercantile Company
William Grimm Butcher
Oyefort
Nawhall
Palmer
Coiton
Adair
A. Lennon
Local People and Visits Across Iowa Towns
Parkersburg notes a steady stream of visitors and relocations including Y. J. Whatey moving to Mason City for Northwestern road work and Waverly's W. A. Kohtf visiting. many residents hosted relatives over the weekend. A death follows a five week illness after an appendectomy. funeral services held today.
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F. c. Slahaniee
Waterloo
Y. J. Whatey
Mason City
Will Polderhost
A. Dar Ialis
Polderbier
St. J. Dix Iund
Lowm Falls
Ed T Meerta
OW. Storey
Low
Savannah
J €. Walker
TA. Molson
Dell Spencer
John Wright
Wolfsburg
Arthur Nesbit
Idt Rock
Ars
James Shanks
Baby
Edwards
UB. C. Palmer
Hizieton
Coralyn
Biko i
Will Perret
Galesburg
A. M. Juel
Tillie
Kenry van Hoven
Terttenttis
Energn Younker
Mary’ . Wheaton
Nashua
Marten Patterson
Georges McDowell
Clara
Long
Montour
A. C. Moehler
Toledo
Willie Lynn
Bike
Withan
Wilhelms
Rae
Ames
Richard Clark
Cedar Falls
Clarence Tobe
Mary Cox
Cedarville
Mre_ Ban Krider
Corn Planting Near La Porte Sees Early Start Expected
Porto City Ia April 30 Farmers in the area shift from seeding small grain to corn planting, with many planning to be well under way in two weeks. The community favors yellow dent varieties Reid's and Griffith yellow dents, noting the 1922 crop was strong and germination tests show high vitality. Some seed corn was stored from last season's harvest.
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da Porto City
Reid
Griffith
Knupp and Wright Farms to trial northern potato seed
In Benton county two experiment plots will plant northern grown seed beside native varieties. A. C. Knupp farm in Denmark township and A. A. Wright in Harrison township host the plots. Tests indicate northern seed may possess greater vitality in the cooler climate.
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Vinton
Benton County
A. C. Knupp
den Township
A. A. Wright
Harrison Township
Aplington funeral notices and local incidents
Aplington Iowa reports funeral attendance for Harry Lindaman with many locals traveling from Oma ja Tama Rockford and Shelby. Fred Schoneman suffered a two location leg injury after a kick by a bow, sent to Waverly hospital. A Friday basket social at Ner meyer Garage raised over 112 dollars for tennis courts and Kaneenhag grounds. A residential addition is planned for Henry Wirz. A large funeral at Pleasant View cemetery was led by Pastor Way H Wedel with several reverends assisting. A wedding was postponed by a day due to burn injuries from a charged wire incident.
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H. J. Kramer
Omaha
Neb
Harry Lindaman
C. F. Lee
Httle
Tama
McBride
Rockford
Shelby
George Kramer
Gunstow
Warry Lindamn
Fred Schoneman
Waverly
Nermeyer Baerage
Kaneenhag
Henry Wirz
Sharen
Way
H. Wedel
Zindter
Schnucker
Campbell
Pleasant View
Death of Bernard Diggins reported from Winthrop
Relatives in Winthrop announce the death of Bernard Diggins on April 3 at Denver Colorado. He was about 26 years old. Survivors include his widow and a young child. Mrs Lew Kimball and son return to Garrison after visiting her parents. Junior class play The Empty is staged to a full house. Local residents relocate for work and hospital updates are noted.
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Sanborn
Shell Rock
Hazel Toll
Waverly Hospital
Glyde Sweitzer
Nes
Bin
Will Swealtzer
Ellwood Wilson
Jos Angetea
W. J. Brooks
Pre- Mier
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Legion
Eugena van Vlack
Wasterloo
Reed Glunton
Mason City
Tule
M. EL Ihurch
Mra
Mann
Phyllis Isley
Rha Floadoe
Luis Walters
BL. Witt
Arnold Amick
Will Williams
Charles ‘Austin
Robpark ‘Richardson
Florida
Adrian Chitlinden
Carl Mansfield Ad
Ray Mason
Allison
Bernice Scantlebury
Henry Johnson
Clarks
As & Railway
Winthrop
Bernard Diggins
Vden
Yer
Colo
Diggins
Lus
Lew Kimball
Garrison
James Vister
Frank Copeland
Tcage
Joseph Sherren
People’s Hospital
Dan Short
Gelwen
Black’s
Waterloo
Arthur Marshall
Osage
Ossie Reid
Misses Maying
Margaret Hearn
Rance Club
Margaret Parker
Rikhel Greenay
Hogs Steady Upward at Chicago Livestock Prices
Kansas City and Omaha stock markets report steady hogs and mixed cattle trends. Receipts reach around 11,600 to 20,000 with top hog bids near 9.00 per cwt and steer prices around 7 to 8 dollars, as traders note firm demand and cautious higher levels across markets.
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Ane
ESA
Lamba
Hele Nigher
Flasoga
Sugars and Oils Under Pressure
Speculative stock market notes show sharp moves in sugars and oils as trading opens. Widespread declines in energy and chemical shares weighed on the market, while some producers and refiners posted gains amid volatility.
Prices in New York and Chicago Today
New York and Chicago date April 20 details butter cheese eggs and meat prices across markets. Butter and dairy terms vary with creamery and staple grades. pork and poultry values listed with regional traders and time stamps. Chicago and New York figures cover fresh milk, butter, and poultry across multiple stations.
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New York
Chicago
Tiumiey Young Americas
East St Louis Livestock Market Report
East St Louis market receipts show fluctuating demand across cattle and calves. Prices for cows, stockers, and feeder cattle rise and fall with strengths in some categories and steadiness in others reflected by bid ranges and load lots.
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St. Louis
Ome
Ellars
Tive Docks
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