Corn Plow: Early Planted Corn Near Su p Farmland
Farny Editor Jesup Iowa April 30 report on local farmers Krueger and Trumbauer pushing early corn planting amid favorable weather. Krueger planted five acres ahead of schedule and 140 acres of oats, with corn up and early growth noted. He foresees July harvests for sweet corn and oats ahead of last year. Trumbauer plans cultivation in a few days after some pests attacked beans, with 80 acres under his care and widespread early activity among nearby farmers.
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Farny
Jesup
Paul Krueger
Here
Krueger
Atras Mora
Jay Trumbauer
Trumbauer
Prospects Bright in Campbell Herd for 1925 Season
Jesup Iowa April 30 A bull sold by WJ Campbell owner of Campbell Jersey farm herd to Geraghty Sons McGregor owners of a high class working Jersey herd that has stood with Iowa contest association top herds The Campbell Jerseys include promising 1925 show prospects with plans to attend Dairy Cattle Congress Waterloo and Iowa State Fair Des Moines as definite engagements
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Jesup
WJ. Campbell
Campbell Jersey
Geraghty & Sons
McGregor
Iowa Contest Association
Ba Geraghty
Wansie Valley
Campbell
Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Des Moines
Ames Queen hen dies after record egg production
Ames Iowa April 30 Ames Queen world champion Rhode Island hen died suddenly at Iowa State College farm. She produced 1 248 eggs in eight years an average 156 annually. In her ninth year she had begun laying 126 eggs. The bird hatched in April 1812 6 at the college poultry farm and was the campus teaching exhibit. A farm bureau meeting at Jesup later this month will include a spelling spell and entertainment.
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Ames, Ja
Ames
Rhode Island
Iowa State College
Amamés
Poultry Hus
Bandry
Owa State College
Farm Women Plan Five Day Camping Outing
Cedar Rapids Iowa April 30 Linn county farm women push for a five day vacation at Y M C A camp on Wapsie river near Central City. Home demonstration agent Miss Faeran Lippincott leads the plan with a June second week cramp. Five full days without cooking childcare chores or chores of farm life, replaced by daily entertainment and rest.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Wapsie River
Central City
Faeran Lippincott
California Eggs Have Nothing on Iowa Product Demonstration
California eggs have nothing on Iowa as the farm bureau and extension service stage a cooperative grading and marketing demo. Next Tuesday at A C Willford’s store in Ames the second lot will be packed for Chicago, after last week's shipment passed inspection for first class quality. Local inspectors noted cleanliness and size, with white spruce pads between egg rows. A poultryman from Ames will assist next week as plans grow to have eggs graded at home for shipment. The goal is to show farmers they can earn better prices by sorting and marketing real quality eggs rather than mixing firsts with lowers. The effort emphasizes uniformity and honest pricing over any big marketing scheme.
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Farm Bureau
State Colege
Chicago
A. C. Willford
Lafayette
Willford
W. H. Lapp
Amos
Elizabeth T Hudson
Lapp
Ames
California
Iowa
Marl to be laid on corn land near Jesup this spring
Work is underway west of Jesup on Lochead brothers farm to deposit marl agricultural limestone for 1925 corn land. County agent L A Walters and George Ekstrom report possible high calcium carbonate content and 1000 yards may be removed before winter. Tom Flannigan uses three teams to strip topsoil and expose marl for loading onto wagons priced at 1.25 per load.
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Jesup. In
Olan
Lochead Brothers
Here
L. A. Walters
George Ekstrom
Smith- Hughes
Ekstrom
Tom Flannigan
Eagle Township Girls Club Becomes County's Largest
At a Sunbeam Girls club reorganization in Eagle township Alma Gill was elected president with Leila Gill as vice president Ruth Heinz secretary treasurer Clara Schons historian and Clara Pierce reporter. The club will enroll 30 members this year and meet on the second and fourth Mondays starting in June led by Mrs Nick Reiter with older girls assisting.
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Sunbeam Girls
Eagle Township
Black Hawk County
Alma Gill
Leila Gill
Ruth Heinz
Clara Schons
Clara Pierce
Nick Reiter
Juno
Spring Creek Forms Pig Club Led by Leslie Craft
A market sow and 4H pig club are organized in Spring Creek township with Leslie Craft as leader. A meeting at Frisby school next Monday will advance the setup. Open to boys and girls already enrolled and others wishing to join.
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PIG Club
Spring Creek
Spring Creek Township
Leslie Craft
Frisby School
Jardine to Visit Iowa Farmer July Speaking at State College
William M. Jardine of Tetney of agriculture will visit an Iowa State College area around July 20 to speak to Iowa farmers and greet attendees. His address will be broadcast on WOT, the Iowa State College station, per a local notice.
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William MW. Jardine
Tetney of Agriculture
Towa Farme
WOT
Iowa State College
James
Farmer’s questions and comments in edited form
Reader letters to the Farm Department at Waterloo Evening Journal in Waterloo Iowa discuss agricultural topics. The note includes instructions to address communications to the Editor and provides a phone number for contact.
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Waterloo Evening Journer
Watqeino
Iowa
Record Poultry Profits in Jowamake March Report
Iowa poultry flocks totaling 478 produced 11,270,074 eggs in March from 80,444 laying hens, averaging 14.7 per hen. Total receipts reached 546,137.08 with feed costs at 14,263,605, leaving a profit. Top producers include Mrs. Crosby of Webster City with 27 eggs per hen for March from 1,421 eggs in 52 hens, and Mrs. Hobson of State Center with 24 eggs per hen from 8,122 eggs in 120 hens. The piece lists breed leaders and growers across several towns, noting various flock values and averages.
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Ames
Food Reporter
Ct Crosby
Webster City
H. BR. Hobbson
State Center
Mate Ng
Cleve Mrchardt
Elgin
Wis
B. K. Craven
Kellogs
Guy Brady
Sac City
Clarence R. Pros
Madrid
S.C. Rhode Island
S.C
Rhode Island
C. GO. ‘Libby
Linn Grove
R. C. Rhode Island
Jay Whitsun
Harlan
Lens
Stadrich
Averagin Barret Rocks
Ernest Grosh
White Rocks
Buckdale Farm
Melcher
AL Crosby
Webster
Fred H. Hodson
Hartham
Webber
Mahaska
Bertha Madden
New Marker
H. H. Hobinson
RC. Brown
Orville
S.C. Brown
Frank ¥. Kelly
C. Anconas
G. W. Pollock
Wiamson
C. W. Haight
Winheld
C. Albert Swanson
Yangshan
B. Marble
Toledo
Waterloo Bank Clearings and Mortgages Week Ending April 30, 1925
Waterloo bank clearings for the week ending April 30 1925 as reported by the Waterloo Clearing House association show totals of 132 008 91 for Friday 815 for Saturday and 9184 for the week. Deeds mortgages and instruments filed for week ending April 29 1925 note 35 deeds and 58 010 37 in mortgages with year over year comparisons and totals for April 30 1924 and 1925. Waterloo markets list prices for flour butter eggs meat and produce from local mills and grocers including artesian butter chicken eggs ducks and hogs with market figures and quality notes.
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Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Waterloo Bank
Waterloo Clearing House Association
BT Se Ev Gener
Rene
Grein
Steeeerees Gh
Hadtel
S West
Wheat Values Stiffen Shortage In May Delivery Hint
Chicago April 30 Indications that delivery on May contracts tomorrow would be small fed to higher prices for wheat today. Wheat closed unsettled near yesterday's finish with May gains and July firm amid rumors of a tighter May yield around 450,000,000 bushels. Corn and oats slipped on weak demand and large May deliveries, while hogs pressured provisions. Cash quotes show varied wheat and corn prices across grades and regions as markets drift.
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Byte Associated Press
Chicago
Raffles
Sioux City Livestock Market Receipts and Hogs Prices
In Sioux City Iowa receipts show cattle and hog markets with steady to higher fat steer and yearling prices, hogs down 15 cents, tops around 11 dollars and 10 cents, with bids for cows, heifers, bulls, and feeders listed, and similar data from St Joseph Missouri and HEP markets noting varied totals and price ranges.
Selling Pressure Hits Stocks In Uneven Opening
New York April 40 The market opened with unclear direction as several issues advanced while others fell. United States Steel edged higher, Public Utilities rallied, and Republic Steel slipped to a new low. Dodge Brothers preferred rose then dropped below 100 amid heavy selling, while Southern Railway and Sears Roebuck showed strength on later reports. Overall, liquidation pressure persisted with mixed early gains across motor, chemical, and utility stocks.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Steel
Maxwell B
Securites
American Water Works
Utah Securities
Columbia Gas
American
Dodge Brothers
Republic
Norfolk & Southern
Brunswick-Balke- Collender
Republic Steel
United States
Southern Railway
Sears Roebuck
Aled Chemical & Dyes
Creees
Colorado
Congoleum
Ieee Consolidated Gas - Com
Crucible Steel
Cuba
Pid- Davison Chemical
du Font du Nemours Erie
Famous Players
General Asphalt
General Electrica
General, Motors
Great Northern
Gulf States Steel
Houston of
Hudson Motors Ilinois Central
International Hack
Mer
Marine
Pid
Northern Pacthe
Eeysavreee
Pennsylviius Palla
Adg
Philiing Pet
Ir. & Steel
Reynolds ,von, & L
San
Iran
Air Line
Ara Roebus
Sinclair Con
Sloss-Shelf
Steel Southern Pacific
Southern Ry
Iss-e Ress Standard Oi
Cal
Standard Oil
Stewart Wameres
Studebaker O.e
Texas Co
Texas & Pacific
Tobacco
Union Pacific
United Drug - U.S. Castor
Pine & Ind
Willis-Overiane Walworth
Hogs and Cattle Prices Slower Trading Across Markets
Receipts for HOGS 25,000 with slow demand and prices down about 25c from yesterday’s averages. CATTLE receipts 4,000 with mixed bids. top heavy steers near 11.50 to 12.00 with some firmness in yearlings. SHEEP and other livestock show dull activity with lambs steady to lower and sheep steady. California to Omaha markets report similar slow, uneven trading and slight price declines across hogs cattle and calves.
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CMY
Apenue
Associated Press
Chicago
Carly Top
California
Il Tems
Produce Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
Chicago and New York market notes show butter creamery extra and firsts gains, with cheese values and various milk fats. Poultry prices list turkeys chickens fowls ducks canons geese and broilers with mixed quotes. Also Kansas City wheat corn and livestock figures include cattle hogs lambs and ewes with a mix of steady and higher bids.
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Chicago
New York
York
Wisconsin
Americas
Pacific Coast
Young Americas
East St. Louis Livestock Market Report April 30
Receipts total 9,000 hogs and 15,000 cattle and goats. Hogs sold at 11.40 to 11.25 for best weights, 10.00 to 11.25 for others, sows 9.50 to 9.63. Cattle included good steer ranges near 9.50 to 15. and yearlings 9.25, cows 8.50, goats and choked light weaners 5.50 to 9.06, lambs around 10 to 17.06 with top spring lambs 17.06, ewes 2.00 to 7.00.
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ST. Joseph
Mmo
Lamson Bros. & Co
A. Morey
Chicago
Hoga
Wweight
Elas
el Bog
B.D
Kansas City
Texas
New York Flour and Related Commodities Report
Prices for flour and commodities across multiple markets show slight variances. Mills report steady to modest gains in flour types, Annapolis and New Orleans show unchanged to higher flour, coffee markets in New York edge higher marginally, St. Louis feed and hay values vary, and Peoria livestock receipts total about 1,500 with mixed price levels for cattle and hogs.
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iTraumbauer
Campbell Herd
Barelay
J Township Farm Bureau
Alt Nesfield
Jardine
Jowamake
St. Louis
Waterloo 3Uills Co
Sinnard Bros. West
Muscovy
Rer Rath Backing Co
Peters
Heath
Weals
Bae
Ayn Steaw
Timothy Teated
Elraw
Cohn Bros
Seapolis
Minneapoliinn
St. So
Montana
Auiy Sidiellow
Ams Town
Peoria Gras
Peoria
Cradine
Omaita
Orngha
Lai
Idaho
Chos
Sioux City Livestock
Gneeruin
Tormigs Txcina
Britain
France
Bods Ey Belxiura
Nsci Fielland
Denmark
Spain
Lake
Poland
Austria
Argentina
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Slaivehal
Viberty
Tiberts
Wirst Das
TRLT
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Nev
Prit Sv
Tioes
Pouth St. Paul
Kansas Hy
Agvil
Binz
Rio No
Santos No
Peoria Livestock
Nckers
Wailker-Schubert Lumber, Co
Washington St
King & Colsterling
Northrup
King & CO
Minneapolis
Minn
Logan Ave
Call BE
E. Peek
Waterloo B. & L
West Fifth and
Locust St
West High School
Cummings
Col. Himiet
Luttan’s
Taree
Eed
Bargains
Belgau
Wi. W
Zendeua
Molasses CO
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