Purebred hog sale in Cedar Falls yields low average price
At the J. W. and EL. P. McCaffree bred sow sale in Cedar Falls on Saturday about 60 people attended. The 26 sows averaged 33 dollars with top at 65 and bottom near 20. Auctioneers included J. L. Mellrath and R. J. Comer with Oscar Tostleb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
J. W
EL. P. McCaffree
J. L. Mellrath
Grinnell
R. J. Comer
Duroe Bulletin
Des Moines
Oscar Tostlebs
McCaffrees
Ideal Pathfinder
Boar
Leader Sensation
Joint Picnic Planned for Washington and Union Townships
Washington and Union township farmers plan a joint farm bureau picnic on Tuesday August 15 at the grounds north of the road east of the Washington Union bridge. F N George says all interested in farm bureau work are invited to arrive early for acquainting activities and sports. Lunch is cafeteria style with forces combined and free coffee. Afternoon features community singing readings and solos by Dagny Jensen and Lorna Saunders with M L Bowman delivering the address as a Waterloo association secretary booster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and
Union Township
Farm Bureau
Washington-Union Bridge
F. N. George
George
Lorna’Saunders
Dagny Jensen
M. L. Bowman
Greater Waterloo Association
Two Farms and Ranch Goods Auctioned Near Dunkerton
Two farms near Dunkerton Iowa will be sold by Canfield Bros on August 21 beginning at 10 a.m. The estate sale includes the home farm of 240 acres and a 280 acre adjacent property with extensive livestock plus 12 horses 1 mule 25 cows 17 yearlings 10 calves a Hereford bull and 26 lambs. Also to be sold are 95 acres of corn 3000 bushels of oats and 75 tons of hay. The Canfield family long held the home farm dating to 1854 when Enos Wood settled on the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkerton
Here
Canfield Bros
Flynn
Des Moines
Canfield
Enos Wood
Canfield Brothers
Ir. Wood
New York
Belvidere
Til
Lor Yall
Record oat yield claimed at Washington Iowa farm
Reports from Washington Iowa cite an Iowa 10% oats yield on Ailie Leever's farm reaching 79 bushels per acre by measure. Weighed results show the crop produced more pounds than standard measure, suggesting a higher value per acre by weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iowa
Ailie Leever
Leever
Franklin County Farm Bureau Day Planned for Aug 22
Franklin county set to celebrate big Farm Bureau Day on Tuesday August 22 at the fair grounds. Lieutenant Governor John Hammill will headline the program with floats in a township parade and awards for the best float. A morning ball game and a radio program will precede talks and music followed by sports including horse races and a fat man contest supervised by John Reeve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Franklin County
Farm Bureau
John Hammill
Iowa
Wammill
Fair Grounds
John Reeve
Apricot Tree Yields Bushel in Cedar County
Tipton Iowa August 14 A H Baer reports Cedar county fruit trials show apricots can be grown successfully Two trees sprayed this season yielded more than a bushel of ripe fruit Mr Beer bought a hand spray outfit and also has peaches apples and plums in the crop
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Cedar County
A. H. Baer
Farm Bureau
Beer
Washburn Area Notes Highlights Visitors and Local Events
Residents report visits from Waterloo and Ackley as well as local calls and weekend gatherings. Several families such as Driscolls, Wildes, and Poyners are noted with social visits, travel to Cedar Falls and Clear Lake mentioned, and church activities include an indoor pie sale.
Local News Notes and Visits From Far Afield
Dunkerton notices mix with travels as distant relatives visit Panaraton and nearby towns. Civil war veterans travel from Florida to visit friends, while Gwendolyn Gisarr of Jesup spends time with relatives. Mrs Wells of Philadelphia plans California-bound travel with her husband. A mix of kin and local patrons share brief sightings and gatherings before summer outings to Clear Lake. A fatal auto train collision in South Bend is reported alongside a London market update and foreign coin prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floorida
Pan- Rerton
Gwendolyn Gisarr
Jesup
Aime Fridar
Gladden
Glen Gr Neil
Ail Queen
Dunkertgin
F Dunkerton
J. A. Pract. Delyrin
Georgs ‘Wells
Philadelphia
Nettle Kraft
California
H. Hyahn
Neilite
Thelseth
Tare
Mag
Barberry Eradication in Black Hawk County Reaches 800 Bushes
The campaign to remove common barberry plants in Black Hawk County ends Saturday night with 800 bushes found across farms and wild areas. Reports note hedges and wild plantings near Cedar Falls and Waterloo, with several farms showing significant counts and government teams expanding to nearby Buchanan County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brack Hawk County
A. C
C. Fnapp
Cedar Falls
F H. W. Hammond
Eagle Center
David Finley
Hill
Tj Hamilton
Omg
Black Hawk
Ike
William Galloway
Watterloo
J. P._Billez
Waterloo
W. Magee
Dunketon
H. E. Wittum
Beats Deck
W. F. McGuire
Charles Brads
Waiterloo
Council to Hear Sewer Protests Over City Projects
City council meets to hear objections from property owners on sewer construction in various districts and may order advertising for parts of the proposal. A conference with Cligtens Gas & Electric officials is planned and an engineer will be engaged to study the water power proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varius
Witterpower
Poawer Phat
Cme
Counly
Cligtens Gas & Electric Co
County G A R Vets Plan Public Campfire
The Black Hawk county Veterans association holds a public campfire at Odd Fellows temple in Cedar Falls with Col T F Shannon of Waterloo calling the meeting. A program features addresses by officials, patriotic music by the Waterloo drum corps and string band, lunch, and an evening campfire at 7 15 at the Congregational Church with Dr M W K Heieher Cedar Falls and others speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County Veterans* Association
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Cedar
America
Eugene Alten
Cedar Falls
A. H. Refshauee
B. HW. Purmort
Waterloo
Addreas Bs Department
Kron
Mamplon
Congregational Church
M. WK. OW
Heieher
W. W. Gist
Gerlar Falls
Lelia West
Reading
Don Voorhees
Cedar Fa
H. UL. Hells
Cedar Falls i
Some’ll Go South to Fail Coal Scarcity
As winter approaches in the article, many plan to flee north for Florida, California, and Texas to avoid coal shortages. Wealthier individuals already shop for southern climates while others prepare to economize by doubling up or using alternative fuels amid anticipated high coal prices. Some would even stock corn to fuel bins if coal becomes scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Mrs. Rickey Hurt In Train Collision At Franklin Street Crossing
Mrs J A Rickey of 915 Walnut street was injured when struck by a train at the Franklin street crossing Saturday evening. She suffered a forehead cut and bruises and was returned home by city ambulance. Earlier, Mr Dickey lost his car in a collision but was not hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Rickey
Walnut Street
G. W. Drain
Franklin Street
Former Waterloo Man Waxes on Iowa Women Voters
The Iowa League of Women Voters bulletin reprints an article by Harry E Tullar of Los Angeles formerly of Waterloo. He praises women voters for departing from machine driven choices and voting for the best candidates, urging housecleaning and retirement for some officeholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa League of Women Voters
Harry E.tullar
Los Angeles
Cal
Waterloo
Tullar
Starrtec
Seven Waterloo Families Plan Ten Day Vacation Trip
Seven Waterloo families led by the Lichtys Wisner Behrens Pollard and Rev Bearhier depart Tuesday for Annandale Minnesota on a ten day auto trip. Annandale sits by Clear Water lake famed for game fish including pickerel bass and pike with cottages reserved for the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Annandale
Minn
J. W. Lichty
J. G. Lichty
Frank Wisner
A. C. Behrens, Jrs
J. R. Pollard
Rev
WH. Bearhier
Clear Water Lake
American Tennis Championship Play Opens Today
The United States and Canada send fifty four top players to the American tennis championship at Forest Hills this afternoon. Defending champion Mall Mallory leads a strong field including Edith Sigourney Helen Wills May Sutton Bundy and Marguerite Davies among others. Local entrants from the West and South are represented by notable players, promising a representative and competitive event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malla Mallory
Chame Pion
Edith Sigourney
Marton
Jessup
Eleanora
Lexile Bantrosh
May Sutton Bunty
Helen Wiile
William Henry
Mise Marguerite Davies
St. Tne
South
We. Wo Sills
GnNagy to Welcome Invading Legion Men at Fourth Convention
Mayor A B Gnagy will deliver the welcome address at the American Legion fourth annual convention in Waterloo on September 7. Nantel F Steck, department commander, Ottumwa, will respond. The meeting will discuss naming a new department commander to succeed Steck. Cedar Rapids backs A Reading, Hanford post, while Sioux City aims to enter. Adjutant Hedburg, Cedar Rapids, in Waterloo planning for 1,600 attendees. Burlington pursues 1923 convention. Janes Barton, Des Moines, organized arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B. Gnagy
Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
Nantel F. Steck
Ottumwa
Steck
Cedar Rapids
Maor
Reading
Hanford Post
Sioux City
Adjutant Hedburg
Waterloo
iWaterloo
Burlington
Janes Barton
Des Moines
Corn and Oats Firm as Wheat Averages Lower
Market notes show corn and oats holding firmer than wheat which drifted lower amid modest demand and harvest pressure. Prices eased from September highs with oats little changed while corn faced lighter demand and mixed futures. hog values supported provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erica Ly
London
Dover
Aluyelopanenes
Abel Beaeres
Pirives
Nebreska
Cate
Crowds At Cedar Falls Reach New High On Sunday
Cedar Falls Aug 14 Cedar Falls drew an immense crowd with about 17 500 people counted in the area. About 3 000 attended a bible conference while 10 900 watched thrills at Cedar Valley Fair grounds with 2 500 paying admission and 10 000 spectators in cars along highways. Traffic was directed by deputies and one road was closed for the event held under American Legion post auspices. The Cedar Falls band performed throughout the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Cedar Valley Fair Grounds
American Legion Post
New York Chicago Produce Markets Mixed Prices Across Markets
Market reports from New York and Chicago show varied dairy fruit and poultry prices with creamery cream values steady to higher while stock levels remain uneven. Butter eggs cheese and meats display mixed receipts and regional shifts with wheat corn oats and grain futures quoted across multiple exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ana Soi
Hennery
Geig
Powlers
Heollers
Chicago
Kansas City and St Joseph Livestock Market Report Fragments
Readable portions show cattle and hog receipts at Kansas City and St Joseph with bids around 9.00 to 9.60 for heavy cattle, lamb and sheep prices in the low teens to mid tens, and hogs trading up to about 10.25 per hundredweight. Receipts and weights vary with notable activity and mixed firmness across grades.
Livestock Prices Mixed at Omaha Yard Receipts Reach 118K
Omaha firm notes show August receipts for cattle, calves, and hogs totaling around 28 000 with hogs steady to lower, cattle steady to weak for most classes, veals steady, stockers and feeders steady to down, sheep and lambs rising mildly with lambs up to 25 cents. Top hogs around 7 7.50, cattle at 10.50 plus, lambs around 10.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
St. Louvis
Parker
Vlgr; Calls Anustly
Omaha
Neb
Market swings and mixed gains in early trading
New York stock prices opened with pressure on rails and western utilities, led by Allied Chemical and International Harvester as investors moved to push the market higher. Coca Cola and American Sugar moved up while many steels and oils lagged. foreign exchange and livestock quotes followed, with tentative gains in some sectors and a heavy closing ahead. Corporate listings included General Motors, Studebaker, Panama Petroleum, and United States Steel among the movers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated? Press
New York
Withlord
Parantlord
Trerman
Erthern Macfle
St. Louis & Western
Yeraoden
Et. Faul
Mexican Petroleums
Lesko
Iy United States Steel
Studebase
People's Gas
International Buirvester
General Asphalt
Kome
Coca Cola
American Aine
Harnadall A
Pan American B. Chander
Crucible
Pullman
Pittsburg Woual
Sern Traplement
Allied Chemical
International Harvester
Advance Rumles Comman and Preferred
Searstroebuck
National Cloak & Suit
Famous Players
J. J. Case
American Chemical
Kresge
Pierce-Arrow
Pisner
SMS
Aneriyan Car & Poundry
American Smelting & Refining
Amestcar Kanal Cence
Reece
BOM Americay
American
Atticonda Copper
Atchison
Julf & W. Endies
Idwinn Locomotive
Baltimore & Onto
Che Ecevecens Kane
Fethlenorn Hicel “Rn
Yeenteak Leathers
Andler Motork
Esipeake & Ono Myicago
MUL
St. Paul
Chicago
RK. 1
Pacific
Citeage & N. W
jCrucible Steel
Famous Players-Lasky
General Motors
Slinatks Central
Ifint, Me
Marine Pid
Mexican Petroleum
Midwale Steel
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Pan American Petroleum
Pennsylvania
Iron & Steel Royal
United States Steel Trah Copper
Willys-Overland
Livestock Prices across Markets and Commodities
Scattered price listings from multiple markets show cattle, cows, and heifers in varied ranges with steady to firm tone. Sheep, lambs, hogs, and wheat quotes appear alongside sugar, cotton futures, wool and hides, and dairy product notes from SLOUK CITY, PEORIA, WATERLOO, and New York exchanges dated Aug 14, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motals
New York
Waterloo
Seers Zoo
Wasrloo
Packera Oliss
Ara Quotations Iron ‘Hath Ng Co
Acon
Hog Prices and Slaughterhouse Market Report
Market notes on hogs uneven at 10 15e advance with top steer price $10.60. Report includes receipts for butchers, veal, cull ends and slaughter figures, highlighting slow opening and regional price movements. Names of buyers and locations are scattered through the OCR but core data show bids around $9.06 to $11.00 with notable totals and averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay
Wathen
RTE
Rt Panera Rae
Lwows
Puta
Bate Senkmats
Medtine Welts
qiRckerKsed
Oudy
Eirs
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Fain Department Bivening Courier
J. W. and
L. P. McCaffree
Qur High
McCaffree
Washington, Union Townships
Washburn
Wasburn
Tom Gill
Verle
Gilt
Ackley
Helen Wildes
Kelso Oliver
Byron
Marlon. Poyner
Madeline
Yfranvis
Vincent Greens
Mike Driscoll
Homer Garron
Wasterloo
Anna Brewer
Harold Poyner
Philpot
Ernett
Russell Wildes
Aby
Frank Frost
Dysart
Thelma
Lois Driscoll
Charles Maricle
Women’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Edith
Mattie Lockwood
Birs
Fred Cheney
Wil Cheney
Paul Grey
Charles Colburn
Nebraska
William Bell
Waverly
Nto
Fred Maas
Kutheran Church
Rose Hill
Will McDonald
Redondo Beach
David Chase
Colambes
Agvert
Donkerton
Panty
Betts
Soorvard
R. Hazellend
Jay Farith
Pratria du Chien
Wis
Bonehurt
Hartrunner
Mt. Maperville
South Ber
Ind
Willam
Jones
Louis Johnson
Grand Trunk
Thas
Whitl
Buchanan
COW Test Association Blank
Black Hawk County
Namay
Yuestion
Bayding Waterpower Rights
4Yieiak
Texas
OWA Women Voters
Itnels Gentral
United States
Canada
Wik
Foreat
Gnnagy
Preimibors
Hansis City
As City
Eeeamers
Kar Uianpents Ave
Bess
Louis
Jeuls
Lee
Ilin
F.o.b
Kawsas City
Kansas
Timothy
Tetehbarolis
Minneapolis
Aus
North Ten
Yehow
BT. Louis Grath
Gata
Helow
York Loans
St FaRoe Tate
Omar A
Omare
Toledo
Primo Sesh
Brew York
Moinzapolis
Minneapolis, Minn
Liberts Sonds New Fork
Aur
Fayes Victory
Iuieanody Cities
Vistory
Aghaahttay Iess
Ceseeeses
Peat
Asia
Kansas City Livestock
Wiley
Cheestock Amd Ogterte
Lowe
Delonan
Dal Stavkery
Garry
jUtah
St, Joseph
St. Joseph
Satucda
Omaha Livestock
Eaghange
Aloe
Foreign Exchange
West
Britain
France
Itasy
Belgium
Germany
Ole&o Trolland
Normvay
Sweden
Tenmare
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Foland
East St. Louis
Ill
Coffee
Slouk City Livestock
SAMOS
He Owen
Stoke Uslk
Peoria Livestock Peoria
Cades
Corron
Ohio
Timothy Hay
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