Black Hawk County Farms Register Names Set
The office of Jennie S. Bird, county recorder, lists farm names filed in Black Hawk County. The compiled names cover many farms with ownership links and trademark considerations. a $1 fee accompanies recording and transfer rules apply for sold portions.
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Jennie S. Bird
Unty
Recorder
Raveal
Airtheme
Verder
Iowa
Black Hawk County
Corder
Fairmont
James Birney
Brookmont
L. B.alford
Hollywood Place
Frank G. Andrews
Eva Hereford Farm
Aschen
Jenner
Rainbow Garden
Arduckte
Clover Crest
Wilfred Bogarth
Hope Farm
Tf. R. Brown Ik Run
Carl Bunger
Uriah & Hallgreen
Woodbine
F. Pleasant
Vic E.bishop
SN. Butters
Alfalfa Proves Superior Hog Forage Says Iowa Expert
John H. Evward of the Iowa State College experiment station at Ames touts alfalfa as the best hog forage. He notes high gains when alfalfa pasture combines with grain, cites a 1911 context, and explains seeding methods and seasonal grazing from May to November. County agents offer guidance to farmers.
Car Shortage Forecast by Farm Bureau This Fall
The American Farm Bureau Federation traffic department predicts a heavy car shortage this fall as rail and ship capacity fail to keep pace with load demands. February through June show higher carloadings than 1920 and 1931, with surplus cars shrinking across box, coal, and coal car categories. Dock capacity at Duluth remains insufficient, hindering grain movement to Buffalo and raising contract rates. Experts attribute the shortage to ongoing strikes and systemic limits in dock and ship availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trafic Department
American Farm Bureau Federation
Duluth
Lake’ Vesaals, Jr
Buffalo
Courss
Pial Amprican Railway
Commierce
B.hutchins
T B Test Delivers Heavy Blows to Dreaded Disease
Cedar Parts Aug 1 Twenty six tuberculin cattle were found in a herd of 42 belonging to George Peterson near here after G C Stong federal veterinarian tested them. Seventeen purebred cows four grade cows one two year old heifer one yearling heifer one bull and two cows showed signs but did not react. Sixteen head remain disease free. Peterson says he has five children who drank milk from the herd and is glad to remove the infected animals while federal aid is still available. Dr Stong has 140 applications in county and county agent Burger reports 50 more bringing total to 230 awaiting assistance. farmers fear changes in law may lower eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Stong
George Peterson
Hera
F&t
Saye Peterson
Stong
A. A. Burger
Burger
Olson notes rent changes and need for fair leases
Olson contrasts past land access with today where land costs 100 to 500 per acre and earnings depend on livestock and crops. He argues that to maximize farm receipts a lease must be equitable to tenant and landlord, reflecting current conditions.
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Olson
Early oat yields show big returns in vicinity
Farmers report yields ranging from 40 to over 69 bushels per acre after threshing this week. Weather has been ideal for threshing. Fred Ressler farm produced 127 bushels on two wagonloads, Ed Ania farm reports 58 bushels per acre from 20 acres, and several farmers stack crops fearing coal shortages.
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Fred. Ressler
Ed Ania
Waverly
Shell Rock
Civilian military schools open for training across midwest
More than 900 civilians from Kansas Nebraska South Dakota and Iowa begin a four month civilian military school at Fort Des Moines led by Col R A Brown with 73 instructors offering red white and blue courses for different training levels. At Fort Snelling Minnesota over 1200 men from Iowa North and South Dakota and Minnesota join the annual civilians training camp of the Eighty eighth division for one month under Col A W Bijornstadt and Col I H No with most participants from Iowa.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Iowa
United States Army
R. A. Brown
Fourteenth Cavalry
Neff Snelling
Fort Snelling
Col. I. II. No
High Quality Grain Report From Cedar Falls Elevators
Grain buyers and sellers report excellent quality oats rye and wheat at Cedar Falls elevators. Oats test 32 to 44 pounds per bushel. rye 54 to 57 pounds. wheat 60 to 62 pounds per bushel. Real estate transfers and a parole revocation for Lena Schuber also noted in this segment.
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Cédar Falls
Landlords Tenants to Solve Problems at Hardin Co Meet
Landlords and tenants of Hardin county will meet here on Aug 14 at 1 30 p m to work out tenancy problems. County agent M E B Olson says tenant landlord relations and tenancy conditions will be considered. J C Galloway of Iowa Extension Service will help with the meeting and followup work as needed. These meetings are an outgrowth of prior efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora. In
Hardin County
M. EB. Olson
Iowa Extension Service
Ames
Corson Returns From 11 Day Fishing Trip
George L. Corson, superintendent of malls at Waterloo postofiles, came back from a 11 day outing far north of Minneapolis. He fished lakes but did not land any master sized pike, an unusual tale for a returning vacationer. Tourists report rain deficit south of the Twin Cities, with drought evident to the north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Corson
Waterloo
Minneapolis
Mr. Corson
Twin Cities
Colored Order Meets Here in State Convention
The twenty sixth annual state convention of the Colored International Order of Twelve Knights and Daughters of Tabor will be at Waterloo August 4 and 5 with convention HQ at Masonic mall 825 Mobile street All grand officers are expected Des Moines Centerville Cedar Rapids Keokuk Marshalltown Waterloo and Council Bluffs are listed among state officers attending including J W Martin Mattle Brooks D R Claybrook Emma Martin Hattie Claybrook and others in varied offices at the convention set in Waterloo and heading to Masonic mall.
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The
Colored International Order of Twelve
Knights and Daughters of Tabor
Waterloo
Masonic Mall
Mobile Street
J. W. Martin
G. M
Centerville
Mattle Brooks
G. H
Des Moines
R. D. Claybrook
Emma Martin
Hattie Claybrook
Buxton
G._ M. Warren
C. G P
Dolden Dorsic
G. P
Cedar Rapids
Ed Robertson G. P. P
Marshalltown
Imogene Wilson
Keokuk
William Roberts
Miss Ruth Kelley Weds Dr. William Perrow in Chicago
Rev. Clinton F. Smith officiated at the 2 PM ceremony in First Evangelical Church. Miss Ruth Caroline Kelley, daughter of the late H. B. Kelley and Mrs. Kelley of Waverly, married Dr. William Perrow of Chicago, an industrial physician. The bride’s mother and brother and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs M. H. Kelley of Hampton, attended. The couple will reside in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton F. Smith
First Evangelical Church
Ruth Caroline Kelley
H. B. Kelley
Kelley
Waverly
William ©. Perrow
Chicago
M. H. Kelley
Hampton
Ashmore resigns as Iowa coach to take DePauw post
James Ashmore, basketball and baseball coach at the State University of Iowa for three years, resigns in Iowa City to accept topmats basketball and baseball coach duties at DePauw University in Greencastle Indiana. No Iowa successor named yet.
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Cedar Rapids
Aziz. J
James Ashmore
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
DePauw University
Greencastle
Ind
Iowa
Hot Water Valley Discovery Near Yukon Border
Edmonton Aug. 1 Associated Press report on Frank Perry’s 17 year prospecting find in far northern British Columbia reveals a valley with rivers of boiling water, hundreds of hot springs and abnormal plant growth. The 200 by 40 mile basin hosts moose, caribou, bears and fur animals amid dense rose trees and vibing fog. Gold silver copper coal iron and oil formations noted.
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Associated Press
Edmonton
Ath
British, Columbia
Frank Parry
Vancouver
Woird
Yukon
Perry
Evold North
Lizard
Nolgon
Ferry
Vailey
Rail strike enters second day with Chicago New York meetings
Chicago and New York held meetings as the rail strike entered its second day. Union chiefs and railway executives discussed President Harding s plan to settle the dispute, including restoration of seniority rights for strikers and wage reductions to be accepted pending rehearing. Minor violence reports from Columbus Georgia and Amarillo Texas were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
New York
Harding
Shopi Crafts Workers
B. M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
Timothy Realy
Jewell
Tisa Ben W. Hooper
United States Railroad Labor Board
Railroad Labor Board
Columbus
Central of Georgia
Amarillo
Tex
Wheat markets swing with mixed U S price mix
Chicago and national grain markets show slight upturns on August 1 as wheat, corn, and oats react to closing lows. Prices for September and December futures edge higher amid a rally then pullback, with ongoing hedging pressure and varying cash quotations across Chicago Minneapolis and Omaha.
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Board of ‘Trade Sexton
Rexterday
Seighor
Lory
Atte
Mindeapolis
Minneapolis
Minn
Aue
Hogs and cattle markets mixed on Monday trade notes
Hogs receipts around 2 000 with steady to slightly higher bids on large lots and weaker mid range cuts. Cattle and sheep see buyers cautious with steady to firmer bids on top slaughter cattle while feeders and softer lots show slower demand.
East St. Louis Auction Receipts Mixed Across Classes
East St Louis market notes show receipts across cattle, calves, hogs and sheep with varied price shifts. Top steers near 10.96 per 1,236 pounds, heifers around 9.78, and calves near 3.50 to 9.75. hogs mixed with stronger bids for 210 to 240 pound butchers. Bulls and cows also move higher or steady amid overall volume.
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Omana
Sce
Sioux City
Fiji
Peoria Livestock Peoria
Wees - Towne
Chienico
Piga Eleady
Kogic AG
KentArdny
Fis Lope
Ely Bhieherss
Putekera
ST. Louis
St. Juanie
Cette
St. Joseph
New York Chicago Produce Markets Reported Prices
New York and Chicago markets show mixed dairy and poultry figures with butter receipts at various prices and grades, dairy products and eggs noted, with broader regional pricing in New Jersey and Missouri cities. Poultry items include turkeys and chickens with regional price adjustments. eggs rise in some markets.
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New York-Chicago
New York
New
Chesse
Young
Broilers
Konis
St Louis
Waterloo Market Prices and Hides Report
Waterloo Iowa district market notes dated August 1, 1923 list prices for flour winter wheat and other staples, butter products, lard and eggs, with assorted farm goods such as hay straw and timothy, plus hide and pelt values. Packinghouse hog prices at noon and general cattle by wagon or truck.
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Waterloo
Neata
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Fam
Evening Courier
Towa
Black Hawk Qunty Farms
Maple Lane
Griffith
Golden Farm
J. D. Gnaxy
Jersey Crest
F. J. Gretty
Maplehearst
Charles FE. Hearst
Bird’s Eye View
David Horton
Walnut Grove
Frederick Henry
Cedar Vailey
E. C. Haye
High View
S. P- Hoover
Stan and Crescent
Herman
Ridge View Farm
Jacoh
Sunny Side Farm
Christen Jenser
Black Hawk
Valley
Iseminger
S . Grand View
Dee Thump
Mary Claycayne
Ceed Zephyr-Hill
R. Kirk
Lillian Russell Lamson
Russell Square
Lillian
Russellmaarne
Taylwitte
Leeper- Road View
Thomas Eowan
Grandview Farm
William H. Mayst
Woodlawn Farm
L.H. Miller
Ahoway Farm
Middlekmuff
Butternut Grove
N. Mixkeken
E “Bonnie
Peck Bros
Orange Grove
William Sindlinger
Farim
Edward Mmith
George Sunderiin
Bunny Slops
G. W_ Shanks
Stewart Farm
Burten E. Wilson
Amos A. Wilton
John H. Evward
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Byvard
Courier
Farm Bureau
T. B
J. Conter
Lamson
Fourth St
County Abstract Co
Dawson
D. J. Hamge
Elstead
Geo. Row
Leland
la Porte
Sisson
J. W. Orr
Rigker & Bramober Land Co
Fonn
Nislow North
John
Teuthil
S. ‘B. “Reea
Bank & Trust Co
Robert KE. Bailey
M. A. Hall- Uné
Hlock
E. Johns i Kietn
Angeline Klein
B. Coffin
A. EB. Osborn
Ricker & Bratnober
M. R. Neff
H. O. Houser
West Ingelée Add
N. Boller
Mary _L. Miller
P. East Watreloo
Scuber
Lena Schuber
Reformatory For Women
Rockwell City
G. W. Wood
Hardin Co
COW Test Association Blank
Corson
Mis. Kelley
DR. Perrow
Ashmore
Miss Morgan
Louise Morgan
James
Black Dry Goods
Mami
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Dairy Becexfts
Waterloo Cooperative.Dairy. Company
Coffer
Coffes
Rio
Anlit
Abel
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Baatare
Rocalpia
Enivos
jNealere
Sheen
Killa
Joseph Livestock
Skiand Common
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Rock Itland
Union Pacific
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International Paper
Mexican Petroleum
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Chormpeake & Ohba Veessseeieee
Mil & St Paul
the American Smerting & Refining
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Hlinols Central S.aeeee Int
Mor, Marine Ltd
Kelly-Springfeld Tira
Midvale Steel
New York Central Northern Pacifec Pannsylvania
People's Gas
United States Run
United States Steel Utah Copper
Wihys Gyerland - Aimorigan Sugar
Ccscicsccaseeee Bom Amurtonn T. & T
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Iatchtroneee
Gulf & W
Baldwin Locamadus Vakthimova & Ohio
Bethichem Steel
Sass Rep
Iron & Steel Royal
Dutch, N
Sinclair OW
Southern Pacific
T. Studebaker Corporation Texas Co
Pisces Central Leather
Chandiar Molore
Tobacco Products
Xaw
Lhew Lerk
Wnearr
Harper
Cottos
Decem- Qanpery
Biarch
Maren
Mass
Enveag City
Kansas City, Mo
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