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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1925

Page

5

Comfort of Livestock at Franklin Co Fair

Hampton Iowa August 3 Special Workmen finish the $60x150 stock barn at Franklin County Fair Grounds turning it into a rammodious facility with about 130 stalls and pens for cattle and hogs. The brick base sits three feet above the foundation with open ventilation and four east west passageways plus a north south driveway for easy handling of exhibits. Driveways are gravelled and the race track is in good condition after recent grass growth. Entries in livestock are nearing capacity and the fair runs August 24 27 with secretary B. Marts promising diversified entertainment.

Hampton Franklin County Fair Grounds Towa Marts

Seedcorn Defective Seed Suit Filed in Grundy Center

Grundy Center Ia Aug 3 A suit for damages has been filed in district court by EB E Knock seeking 879 08 from J E Franken. The plaintiff alleges he purchased four bushels of seed corn May 12 1924 labeled shelled germination guaranteed 94 percent but failed to grow he had to replant 32 acres incurring 65 in labor and lost expected crop 768 bushels with market value 814 08 resulting in damages.

Grundy Center EB. E. Knock J. E. Franken Franken

Spading Fork Bought by Cedar Falls Man in 1882 Still Used

Cedar Falls, Aug. 3. T. R. Rasmussen bought a spading fork in spring 1882 for 75 cents from A. G. Thompson of a former hardware store. He has used it for 43 years on his farm near town before moving to Cedar Falls. The fork broke only once when the handle snapped a few years ago.

Cedar Falls T. R. Rasmussen Clay Street A. G. Thompson Mitze

Wisconsin leads in cheese and evaporated milk output

Wisconsin tops national production in cheese and evaporated milk while remaining high in butter. The report cites Wisconsin’s cheese lead and large evaporated milk output, double the milk used by evaporators, with butter totals around 154 million pounds. New York, Oregon follow in cheese and California, New York in evaporated milk.

Wisconsin Iowa Chicago Union Fore Goth Ilbert C. Hooks Hank New York Oregon California New Y Minnesota Eountry HLS

Unidentified Apple of Fine Quality Is Lawn City Product

Cedar Falls reports a mystery apple tree on William Tosilebe’s lawn producing excellent fruit. The Theimer variety, renamed after Francis Thelmer, has become a focus for grafting by Riverview nursery owner John Thelmer, who has planted about 1500 trees of the strain.

Lawn City Cedar Falls William ‘Tostlebe Tenth Street West United States Lowe Francis Thelmer Tosilehe John Thelmer Riverview Nursery

Heavy yields reported for Grundy County barley and oats

Grundy Center Iowa reports barley and oats yields far above early expectations. Most fields range 45 to 50 bushels per acre with some fields from 30 to 75 bushels. Farmers sell or seed at home while surplus feeds hogs. threshers exceed 50 machines. quality is high and prices exceed 60 cents per bushel.

Grundy Center Grundy

Sioux City Livestock Market Report Summary

Sioux City livestock market notes steady to higher on steer and heifer offerings with feeders and cows mixed. Peoria livestock figures and market activity appear in brief, with limited readable details on prices and consignments.

Farmers Questinna invites comments and address

Invites input on the Farm Department matters published in the Watering Evening Courier. Communications directed to the Editor, Farm Department, Watering Evening Courier, Was Werlaa, Iowa. Phone 5100.

Questinna Editur Farm Department Watering Evening Courier Werlaa Iowa

Schilling to Talk Lift in Wheat Values at Benton Picnic

Benton county will host its annual farm bureau picnic August 18 at the fairgrounds in Vinton Iowa with speakers Schilling of Northfield Minn and Mrs Ellsworth Richardson chair of the Town Farm Bureau as the program heads. Schilling a 687 acre dairy farmer and former Twin City Milk Producers leader is noted for his role in the Sherman anti trust case and defense of dairy producers. Mrs Richardson a popular speaker will address the group at 11 while Schilling speaks at 1 15 with a Vinton Belle Plaine game on the sporting slate at 3 30 p m.

Vinton Schilling Northfield Minn MIHK Ellsworth Richardson Town Farm Bureau Association Benton County Farm Bureau Fair Ground Twin City Minneapolis St. Paul Richardson Burea Belle Plaine

New York Cotton Opener Falls Then Rises on Day

The New York cotton market opened lower with October at 24.00 down 10, December 24.14 down 12, January 24.54 down 16, and May 24.10 down 12. Chicago prices opened steadier with December at 25.68 down 50, January down 7, and October closing around 23.52 for the month. The day featured mixed commodity shifts across United States markets as dairy, poultry, and grain quotes moved in tandem with fluctuating cotton sentiment.

New York Aterloo Waterloo Mills Co Sinnard Bros. West Terloo Coop Kabdas City Swift Kansas City Barela Timothy Cotm Bros Liberty Bonds Ge New York United States Alberty Diss

Hay Market Steady With Values Under Last Year

Washington D C Aug 1925 The hay market remained practically unchanged for the week ending Aug 1 with receipts near trade needs new hay movement increased and quality generally good prices lower than last year though prairie hay rose with light offerings No 1 timothy and No 1 alfalfa prices shown across major markets while prairie values vary Also notes a divorce suit by Lytia E Carrell against Ted E Carrell and a bicycle tour by Henry C Beinke starting from Omaha toward Iowa cities with plans to reach Belle Plaine overnight.

Washington, D. C U.S. Department of Agriculture Boston York Pittsburch Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Prairie Kansas City Omaha Ise St. Louis Minneapolis

Unclear Livestock Market Report from St Joseph

Fragmented market notes show livestock receipts and price references, with scattered mentions of Kansas Kansas City New York Ohio Pennsylvanian domains and domestic shipments. The garbled OCR lists include terms like Minnesota flour and December September dates, indicating a disjointed commodity market excerpt with multiple locations and product notes.

Crop prospects lift wheat prices in US and Canada

Associated Press reports mixed crop estimates boosting wheat futures while private forecasts hint at larger U.S. and Canadian yields. Markets rose on early gains in wheat and corn with December and September contracts higher, oats and provisions also advancing amid strong hog values and varied cash quotations in Chicago and New York.

Associated Press Chicago Aug United States Saskatchewan Canada

Market Opens Higher on Favorable Reports Amid Mixed Movements

New York August 3 stock market opens firm on favorable earnings and reports led by General Electric up sharply to a record high since reorganization. Nash Motors slides and a few industrials gain. equity volumes show uneven advances as investors weigh anticipated first-half results. Foreign exchange quiet ahead of England bank holiday. demand sterling and franc steady while Danish kroner rallies.

Associated Press New York General Electric Houston Oil Nash Motors England United States Great Western Sugar International Harvester Frank G. Shattuck American Can American Car & Edg American Locomotive American American Sugar American Tel American Tobacco American Water Works American Woolen Anaconda Copper - Atchison Atlantic Coast Line Baldwin Locomotive Balt & Ghio Bethlehem Steel Caliform Esseance Radio Corporation Reynolds Ltd Seaboard Air Line Sears Roebuck Southern Pacifc Southern Ry Standard Oil Stewart Isexas Pacific Tohaccs Prinets Transemnt Oil Tiviom Pacifices S. Cast Ir Pine Wabash Afd Westinghouse Wlew Willys-Giverland Woolworth

Hogs Rise 15 to 25 C in Slow Trading

Chicago markets report hog receipts around 29 000 with 1 000 left over while buyers stay inactive. Hog prices rise 15 to 25 cents from Saturday's average with sows steady and feeder pigs in demand. Cattle receipts near 29 000 show better grades steady with light grain feeders scarce. Sheep and lambs steady to slightly lower with bulk natives trading around 14 75 to 15 00. South St Paul market notes similar trends as grassers and fat stock move slowly, calves weak.

Chicago

Omaha Livestock Prices Report For August Market

Omaha Nebraska hogs cattle and sheep receipts for August show hogs mostly 15 to 25 cents higher with top 13.65 for 200 280 pound butchers and bulk sales around 12 to 13.50. Cattle receipts 12,500, western run, feeders steady to up, grass cows 3.50 to 5.00, top yearlings 14.10, cattle overall mixed with weakness in stockers. Sheep receipts 19,800 with lambs around 15.00 to 14.75 natives 14.25 to 14.75, feeders steady, feeding lambs 4.50 to 4.95.

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