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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1925

Page

5

Alfalfa Tour Highlights Delaware County Yield Gains

In Manchester Iowa Aug 11 farmers attended eight stops of the Delaware county alfalfa tour led by Bob Combs and the county farm bureau Ames extension service. Alfalfa sweet clover and timothy grow with lime and inoculation as the key, with Meads Four mile north of Manchester showing a nurse crop system using spring wheat. The tour covered soil testing by H W Warner and field notes from diverse farms, including Fortsine and Harmann, noting lime benefits, red clover changes, and new seedings promising heavy crops.

Manchester Delaware County Farm Bureau Ames Extension Service Bob Combs County Far Bureau Delaware Tvor Land Austin Mead Mead H. W. Warner Ames South Dakota Jos Harmann Hermann Guernsey Great Western Railroad Oneida Dan Furstine Heiken Agena Warner

Cedar Valley Fair Opens With Strong Livestock Exhibits

Cedar Falls Aug 11 Northeastern Iowa farmers began gathering livestock poultry at Cedar Valley Fair Exposition opening today. Stock barns revived after four years. sheep hogs cattle entries large. Rex Heresford Iowa State College to pick wool winners. many entries exceed stalls. Mules feature with 20 entered. poultry and dairy cattle judged by Oscar Grow and Floyd Johustine. Show runs through Saturday.

Cedar Falla Park Iowa Cedar Valley Fair & Exposition Cedar Valley Show Rex Heresford Iowa State College Butler Black Trank Grundy W. D.strayer Beresford Strayer John Cunningham W. J. Campbell Jesup Lincup Oscar Grow Poultry Farm Crops Department

New York Brown Swiss Coming to Cattle Congress

New York Brown Swiss breeders plan to ship a representative group to the Dairy Cattle Congress after the Syracuse State fair show Sept 12 to 19. Boice of Churchville wrote to Estel that about five head will be included. New York’s addition boosts breed representation to six states, aiming for a premier Brown Swiss exhibit at the world show.

Boice Churchville N. Y New York Brown Swiss Breeders’ Association Estel Dairy Cattle Congress Syracuse

Sioux City Livestock and Hogs Market Report

Sioux City market mixed across cattle and hogs with receipts 300 cattle and 12,000 hogs. Fat steers and yearlings cited, hogs down to 13.50 top with bulk 12.00–12.50, cows and calves noted. St. Joseph report shows hogs 13.15 top and cattle 13.50 top, steady to lower. Exchange and market summaries include Chicago New York stock moves and various commodity notes.

ST. Joseph Lsc

Barclay Township Notes and Local Happenings

A compilation of scattered notices from Barclay Township and St. Ansgar area items. Mentions include Canfield’s 40 years in business at a northeastern corner spot, a 4,900 bushel yield per machine measure, Dinkerton’s August 15 celebration, and local farming updates such as hay binding, oat yields, cattle movements, silo construction, and road grading. Also notes weather events like lightning rods on farms, school janitor plans for Pinkerton, and community visitors and travels to Green Bay, Buffalo, and New York City. Continuous chatter covers neighbors’ travels, church events, and local family visits across Barclay and St. Ansgar communities.

Barclay Cian Wellner Fridax Mitchell S. PD F. O. Canfield Canfield Caction 19 John Schmitt Dinkerton Hiene Lanigtn Lester Township Jtiie Tid Donovan Thomas Tantern Kansas Bennington Gresham John Frank Risse Areie Finges Lester Cowpath Land Ovants Nasher St Francis Parish Mike Steebel George Hleckner Dants Pinkerton John Conway Omaha ST. Ansgar Mro Ant Irs Lloyd Koch Chicaso Rhinelander Ti Fey Wildeland Green Bay Buffato New York City Katherine Meshak Lemmon S. D J. Peshak M. E Carpenter Mellonville Pleasant Valley St. Ansuar Effy Pack Loch Harterfield Torning Rite J. Wart Hess Ning Jackson iMre Dng Cherncsy Anna Oleen Wridaxy Mettregor Arpa Amerteaty School Wilt Life Protection Aa Mise Claire Moe Gil- Jhonk Great Falls Mont R. R. Pesnak Port W. V Ao Kenther Amett Halverson Miter Cor Hyieeeans

Fleming Farm Sells for 49000 Near Waterloo Orange Twp

The 200 acre Fleming Farm south of Sheefty, near Waterloo in Orange Township, sold for 49000 at 246 per acre. A Waterloo businessman is the purchaser. The property includes a modern dwelling and barn worth about 35000 to replace. Possession is set for March 1, 1926. The land is nearly level, well fenced, and divided into 30 acre tracts with cement floors and steel stanchions in the barn.

J. W. Fleming Waterloo Orange Fleming W.S. Stokes Sheefty

Hogs and cattle markets mixed across regions on Aug 11

Chicago reports 18 000 hogs with prices generally down from Monday while slaughter pigs hold steady. Cattle receipts 9 000 with steady heavy steers around 16.00 and bulls mixed. Sheep receipts 14 000 with natives mostly 14.50 to 14.70, westerns softer. East St Louis notes 18 500 hogs with prices 13.90 to 15.75 and cattle around 6.50 to 8.25 for western steers. East St Paul reports mixed hogs and calves with prices near 14.10 to 14.24 for 150 to 190 lb hogs.

Wioux Kieckers Han Eas Chicago Sorcorrows Irons Associated Press Hevelpta Hedtight South St. Paul Minn Receipts, Ltd Lwestern Belog Gemland Choice Ught Veaierg Omaha Neo Agnsas Monda Mondas Bologna Colorados Texas

Prices at Chicago and New York Marts

Produce prices from Chicago and New York marts show steady gains for creamery butter and cheese varieties with several quality grades. Fresh poultry and eggs range in mid to upper teens cents per pound, while milk products and Wisconsin whole milk offer varied values across grades and regions. Local markets in Kansas City report hens lower for firsts.

Waterloo Gratin Waterloo Mills Co Tarley Lye i Fleur Krystal Sinnarl Bros. West Bard Teshorts jCews Ander Bea Chicago New York Weamery Abe Cheamery Creamery Wrens Inelles Wisconsin Hennery

Omaha Livestock Receipts Action in Mixed Market

Receipts at Omaha show cattle and sheep trading mixedly with feeders steady to higher and fat cattle mostly steady. Lambs weaken while bulk ranges and butchers vary with loads and veal tops noted. overall activity remains moderate amid price shifts across cattle sheep and hogs.

Farmhouse Oldest On Grady Farm In Bagin Township

The dwelling on the J. J. Grady farm in northern Bagin township is one of the oldest in use locally. It dates about 46 years and was first occupied by Eli Smith when the farm was settled. The house began as a single room near the present dining room built on the prairie with an orchard that has yielded fruit for many years.

J. J. Grady Bagin Propotis Eli Smith Grady

Belgian Horse Show urged at Waterloo by Iowa breeder

J. Autghie urges Belgian breeders to show at the Nations Belgian Horse Show in Waterloo, Sept 28 to Oct 4, tied to Dairy Cattle Congress. Stratford reports strong Belgian sales, notes scarce good geldings, and praises show officials. He invites Missouri breeders to travel, cites 46 classes, and mentions no demurrage and rearranged barns as cost aids. Waterloo is cited as a Belgian center.

Ritelle Stratford Iowa Belgian Horse Breeders’ Association Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress Stratford Missouri Ebs. Estes Towa

Farmers notice invites questions and comments

Communications should be addressed to the Batter Farm Department at Waterloo Evening Courier in Waytert on Waterloo address. Phone 3106.

Batter Farm Department Waterloo Evening Courier Wayterton Towa

Hatchery extends season length in Allison Iowa

Allison Iowa August 11 The Allison hatchery closed after a longer season than last year Hatchery output reached 690 baby chicks most sold locally with about half shipped to distant parts of the state Manager W W Nicholas plans new incubators for January and anticipates capacity over 60000 eggs across two plants next year

Allison Altho W. WW. Nicholas Mason City

Bristow Farm Sold At 183 33 Per Acre

Bristow Ta Aug 11 E C Eberline of Weilehure purchased a 121 acre farm two miles east of Bristow. The well built farm has good buildings, a grave and an orchard. Wherline paid 222 000 cash for the farm at 2188 23 per acre.

Bristow Eberline Weilehure. In Wherline Ori

Thistles on Butler County Farms Demonstration Talks

A.M. Mauser from the stressior service will be in Butler County Sainty As 13 and 14 to discuss weed control. He will demonstrate methods to eradicate Canada thistle and lecture on controlling quack grass and other weeds. Four meetings will feature practical talks and demonstrations for farmers.

Harmon Sells Hampshire Hogs at Chicago Market

G Harmon advertised a sale of purebred Hampshire hogs in Chicago. The event was set for Thursday morning in Monroe township and Waterloo area, with Friday sessions in Frewont and Shell Rock vicinity. Buyers were asked to bring soil tests for identification and pricing cited above 313 per hundred pounds.

Monroe Bennezette Frewont Township Shell Rock G. Harmon Waterloo Township Hudson Faryers Harmon

Butler County Fair Move Held at Allison Early September

Allison Iowa Aug 11 Premium lists mailed for Butler County Fair to be Sept 7 to 10 at the fairgrounds here from the office of C. Carter secretary It will be the sixty ninth annual meeting of Butler County Agriculture and Horticultural Society Officers are E E Wilder president W C Newbury vice president J A Barlow treasurer W C Shepard Frank EMH Will Welbke A L Surfus Joe Faint C A Toll and HE A Jacobs directors Department superintendents Will Allan horses and cattle W S Austin sheep and swine A H Ruehank poultry Mrs Robert Berry and S S G Denner county agent junior club 3 Van Hanen farm products Mrs O BR Emerson flowers and plants Mrs Charley Kilson dairy and pantry Mrs Ralph Winegar clothing and textiles Mrs TEC Newbury friend Miss Tre Bhick school for being made with it erepetary

Charley Kilson Ralph Winegar Tec. Newbury Tre] Bhick

Kansas City Livestock and Cotton Markets Update

KC livestock receipts show calves and steers in steady to higher demand with top calves around 17.80 and $15.10 for select loads. Hogs steady to lower with brisk activity. sheep seeing a slight decline. Cotton opened irregular with mixed bids. prices mostly down from prior levels. Potatoes in Chicago steady with Kansas and Missouri sacked Cobblers trading around 3.00 to 3.06 per cwt depending on quality.

Chicago Kansas Missouri Minnesota Idaho Pbblers Nebraska

Heat Takes Five Pigs at Horace Cable Farm

In Orange township farmer Horace Cable lost five of his spring pigs to heat stroke as he threshes and moves about 64 head onto a sunlit 40 acre field. Pigs weighed 100 to 125 pounds each, and the loss is estimated around 70 dollars based on top hog prices at Chicago.

Horace Cable Orange Township Cable Ward Chicago Mr. Cable

Benson Co Operative Picnic Set for Aug 27 at Morgans Grove

Benson Cooperative Creamery patrons exceed 500 will gather Thursday August 27 for the annual picnic at Morgans Grove Cedar Falls. The event will feature speakers and entertainment yet to be announced. A summer wind storm damaged the grove but is not expected to prevent the picnic.

Cedar Falls Benson Co-Operative Creamery Morgans’ Grove

Peoria Livestock and Wool Prices Aug 11 Report

Peoria livestock receipts 300 with hogs mixed prices, top 14.00, New York wool firm with domestic fleece and pullback, Texas clean basis 1.15 to 1.37, sugar market eased with Cuban decline to 4.47 per hundredweight for refined.

New York Ohio Pennsylvania Texas York

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