Bremer fair centers on boys and girls judging results
Bremer county youths led the first day of the Bremer County fair with top honors in the juniors division. Fremont Husky Hustlers claimed the best garment display earning a free trip to Iowa State Fair. N R G club and LeRoy township outfits followed. Dairy calf judging ranked Oscar Kries and Lenora Kuethe high on a 200-point scale while Otto Schmadeke won medals for overall placing, amid strong Holstein, Guernsey, and Jersey showings. Bremer juniors will send a judging team to the Iowa State Fair.
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Waverly
Bremer County
Bremer County Fair
Fremont Township
Husky
Elnora Koch
Silverda Carstensen
Tripoli
N.R. G. Club
Ruth Morrill
Mab
Medders
Ruth Anderson
Elda Koch
Fremont Husky Hustlers
Grace Miller
Ida Gambiana
N. R. G. Club
Hustlers
Husky Hustlers
WN. R. G
LeRoy Township Hustlers
Fred E. Ferguson
Waterloo
Halstein Club
Horare Love- Taud
Oscar Mines
BE. Ferguson
Town State Dairy Association
Waldo Albrecht
Holstein
Lawrence Strotiman
Jersey
Clarence Scholadeke
Mitlen_Sickies
Ervin Orth
Guernsey
Adolph Mueller
Ernest Thoms
Ayrshire
Emil Thoms
Raymond Buls
Clarence Iserman
Iowa
Schmadeke
Otto Schmadeke
Ernil Thems
Clarence Schmadeke
Horace Loveland
Towa
Farmers Questions Amounts and Comments Invited
Communications to Editor Farm Department Waterton Evening Courier Waterloo Tow e Phone 5100.
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Aridrem
Waterton Evening Courier
Waterloo
Towe
Cunningham duo to enter state dairy demonstration contest
Helen Cunningham and Richard Sucher of Cedar Falls were chosen as county representatives to the junior dairy demonstration contest at the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines. From 16 contestants on the George Cunningham farm they were selected after a dairy demonstration trial conducted under the rules of the Watry Cage Congress. The team will present a dairy cow demonstration followed by a butterfat testing lesson, using figures from Pioneer Cow Test and training from county and local leaders to prepare for the state competition next week.
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Helen Cunningham
George Cunningham
Orange Township
Richard Sucher
S 2. Bucher
Cedar Falls
Wns
Ason Dairy Demonstraion Trant
Black Hawk County
Des Moines
George Cunningbiun
Watry Cage Congress
Danior
Islaet
Pioneer Cow Test Association
A. A. Lureger
R. GC. Munkwitz
Rogram
Farm Bureau
Commercial Club of
Tripoli
Lee County
B. Wylam & Son
Plainfield
Ida Mercedes
Claude Wylam
Chickasaw Cows Double Profits From Dairy Contest
New Hampton Iowa August 14 A year after forming a county dairy contest association Chickasaw records show 60 cows averaging 410 pounds of milk and 18.3 pounds of butterfat the first growth. In June 1924 after ten months of operation 90 cows averaged 474 pounds of milk and 28.45 pounds of fat with milk and fat per cow doubling. Of 63 cows culled during the year, profits rose due to tester J J Deakins whose work won 25 of 26 members to continue and drew 14 new farmers to apply. In the last month 370 cows averaged 684.3 pounds of milk and 27.1 pounds of butterfat with five sold for beef. The high cow from DeWilde Dairy yielded 1960 pounds of milk and 64.7 pounds of fat. DeWilde also led with 14 Holsteins at 1432 pounds and 31.9 fat. The year’s table shows profits by top herds versus lowest, with owners including Herrick, DeWilde Dairy, Tracy & Son, and Merrick & Son.
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New Hampton
Chickasaw County
Ben Stephenson
J. N. Speer
Iowa State College
J. J. Deakins
Deakins
DeWilde Dairy
Sremith AL Herrick
HL Tracy & Son
P.belp
Guy Tracy
P. B
Merrick & Son
Lew Herd
Butler Bremer Ames Alumni Organize at Bremer County Fair
Waverly Iowa August 14 The annual meeting of Butler Bremer Ames Alumni association was organized at a Bremer County fair picnic. Members plan to hold the gathering yearly to renew college friendships and welcome prospective Ames students. E M Reeve was elected president with Gifford Terry as secretary and M Secor L C Deal named directors.
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Waverly
Butler-Bremer Ames
Cool cloudy days slow Iowa corn growth report
Des Moines August 14 cool and cloudy weather slowed corn growth though the crop showed fair progress last week. About 75 percent silked and some early fields in early stage. High winds flattened corn in Buena Vista Cherokee regions but most have straightened. Northern harvest hampered by heavy rains and some standing grain damaged. Early threshing yields reported as high as 86 bushels per acre in Dallas County. Overall cool moist weather favored second crop hay and forage postures.
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Des Moines
Iawa
Department of Agriculture
Buena Vista
Cherokee
Wapello
Waste of time 18 reducing profits of Iowa farmers
Aug. 14. Moines. A 1923 study by Town Farm federation and Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station at Iowa State College shows wide cost variation in corn oats and cattle across Marshall and Shelby counties. Labor hours equipment use and waste time drive profits. tractors cost 60 cents to 6.84 per hour and horses range 200 to 840 hours annually. The bulletin urges efficient labor use and better management to improve income.
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Lies
Moines
Marshall and
Shelby County
Federation
Iowa ‘Agricultural Experiment Station
Iowa State
Farm Bureau
Marshall
Mireball
J. At. Hopkins
Agricultural Economics Department
Lowa State College
Lowa
Grudy Women Prepare Third Clothing Work Lesson
Grundy Cettler Aug 14 The third training school for leaders of theGrundy county women s second year clothing course will be the week of Aug 25 with Miss Ruby Kassel from the state college extension service presenting trim mings and accessories The county project leader Mrs WW OD Miller urged each township to prepare for the work with six local leaders to carry on in their territories
Dairy Congress Invites Bankers To Waterloos Dairy Show
Iowa dairy leaders meet at the Russell-Lamson hotel with Edward Barr to plan bankers’ participation in the Waterloo Dairy Show. The aim is education and cooperation to improve dairy farmers’ and bankers’ understanding, address fraud risks, and boost financing for dairy cattle purchases during Dairy Cattle Congress week.
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Russell-Lamson Hotel
Iowa
Edward Barr
Northwest Dairy Exposition
Comnittes
Waterloo
Towa
Burlug
State Bankers’ Association
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts Aug Fourteen
Produce prices at Chicago and New York marts with butter creamery and skim milk rates, poultry figures for turkeys chickens ducks and fowls, and metal and bond quotes. Notable items include butter extras around 83 to 84 cents, eggs receipts six thousand plus cases, and copper futures near 13.75 percent.
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Chicago
New York
Dames Pacifc
Iitkas
Ranoous
Dajwles
Yecy Young Americas
Crick
Racing program at Bremer Co fair boosts crowds despite rain
Bremer County Fair at Waverly Iowa featured four heats for the 2:12 pace, Ed Burns gelding from Toledo won the main pace with times 2:14.34 and 2:18. Also Letta Watts from Toledo swept the 2:20 trot with three wins, and Red Currant from Missoula topped the 2:25 pace. Other notable entrants included Rex Mobli from Breoxs and Star Woolf from Liscomb with varied placements.
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Waverly
Fair Grounds
Ed Burns
Toledo
Rex Mobli
Breoxs
Brie
Ill
Ciucedott
Derby
Missoula Montl
Blue Pinch
McGravey
Butle
Stent
Reyal
Missoula
Mont
Star Woolf
Gould
Lisromb
Peter Moxey
Two Iowa girls explain unauthorized trip to police
Ida Newbury age 15 and Latrina McLaughlin age 14 sat with Police Chief Tom Morris and explained their trip was a misunderstanding. They left a note for their mother stating they would visit Ida’s sister in Waterloo, but detective P T Walker tracked them after the note allegedly blew from a window. The girls said they were visiting happily and their parents were notified of their safety.
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Tom Morris
Ida Newbury
Capt. Morris
Hope
Cornville
Waterloo
Latrina McLaughlin
Ida
P. T. Walker
Newbury
Bearish Wheat Trend In Chicago Amid Mixed Prices
Chicago markets show a bearish trend for spring wheat as better northern weather and Liverpool price drops press downward. Opening prices drift, with a brief rally followed by new downturns. frost prospects in Canada offer minor support. Corn gains on cooler weather and frost. oats and provisions mostly hold with mixed moves.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Liverpool
MEIC
Canada
Hogs and Cattle Prices Boost Across Midwest Markets
Receipts rise across Chicago Omaha and East St Louis markets with hogs 15-40c higher on trade. Cattle gains mixed as yearlings and fed steers show strength while veal and bulls hold steady. Sheep prices push higher on active demand. regional totals show gains over Wednesday’s averages.
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Associated Presa
Chicago
Texas
Nebraska
Ise Lowar
Prices Rise on New York Exchange Amid Mixed Open
New York opening session showed an upward trend with several leaders posting gains while others retreated. Frisco preferred and Public Service of New Jersey hit new yearly highs, aided by news of a forthcoming recapitalization plan. Trading was cautious as profit taking and bear selling tempered gains in indexes and rails. New lows and modest losses appeared in Southern Pacific and Eastman Kodak as market breadth narrowed.
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Associated Press
New York
Frisco
Abstad
United States Stes
Atchison
Hager
Davison Chemilal
Limited Drug
National Biscuit
Eastman ‘Kodak
Southern Pacific
International Henamed
Baldwin
Rutland
National Lead
Atlantic Refining l
General Electric
Allieé Chemical & Dye
American Can
American Car & Fou
American Internation
American Locomotiva
American Smelting
American Sugar
American Boebacco jAMerican Woolen _ iAmer
Zinc
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Cerro Do Pasco
Chandler Motors
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Mil
St. Paul
R. 1 & Pac
Chile Copper
Cota Cola
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Congoleum Wee Eee Consolidated Cas Corn Products
New Colden
Crucible Steel
Cuba
P! Davison
Waterloo& Clearing House Association
Louisville & Nashville
Marlagh Oil
Maxwell Motors A
Middle States Oil
Missouri, Kan. & Tex
Son
Missouri Pacific
P.d
Obani
Lee Eeges
Mortages
Republic Tron & Sica
Sea Geen
Sturseeeses
Reynolds Tabacco
Bank Clearings and Foreign Exchanges Reported in New York
Financial notes show bank clearings totaling 2,836.55 with mixed foreign exchange rates across major nations including Great Britain at 4.54, France 5.3c, Italy 4.49% c, and Germany down 22% c. Livestock receipts in St Joseph reach 3,000 with hogs up 4c to top 9.50, cattle and sheep mixed. Coffee futures in New York rise with October at 14.88c and December 14.63c, while sugar prices hold steady near 5.28c for Cuba and refined grades steady to 4.60c.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho
Czecho-Slovakia, Rio: Jugo-Slavia
Austria
ST. Joseph Livestock
St. Joseph
Retelpte
Grain and Provisions Chicago Case Quotation
Chicago price quotations list wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley and timothy seed across No 1 2 3 grades with ations for Chicago New York and Minneapolis markets. It notes price ranges and basis figures for delivery periods and quality grades, with mixed results across regions and crops. The report captures daily variations in grain values along with associated hay and straw ranges.
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Chicago
Walt
New York
Tye
Waterloo Markets Report from Waterloo Iowa 1924
Water loo markets detail grain and produce quotations with oat barley and flour prices. Includes railroad car receipts and livestock ranges with steers cows hogs and packer quotes, plus poultry hay and corn values and notes on American rail motor cars in China and Australia.
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Waterloo
Gera
Old Barker
Benewe
Waterloo Co-op
Waterloo Co-o
Pecoria
Packing Co
Swift & Co
TATA
SV Reati
Milroafs
China
Aus
Agricultural Market Prices Fragment at St Louis Miss
Fragmentary OCR shows grain and feed terms with grade numbers. No clear date or full items, but mentions corn blue water oats and white list numbers. Limited context.
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St. Uis
New York Milling Rates and Patents Report
New York, Aug. 74. Mills report quiet market for spring patents with totals of 7,265.43 in cash clears and 56,257.60 in hard winter straights. Patent prices shown as 6.50 to 7.00 for straights, with noted figures for REO and other items, all reflecting period market activity.
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York
New York
Lemre
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Bremer Fair
Kansas
Kentucky
Minnesota
Ohio
Virginia Barrel
J. ON
Spencer
Farm Bureau and Experiment Station Survey
Dairy Congress
O Metals
East St. Louis
Liberty Bonds
United States
Tiberty
Bremer Co. Fair
Illinois
Ross
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Neb
Kansas City Livestock
Peoria Livestock
Peoria
Dil
N.Y
Lea County
Bremer Cow ‘Testive Association
Washington Township Farm Bureau
Big Fare Bureau
Louis
Oltrogze P
W. B Loveland
H. Schmadeke
al H. Schrodeneter
Sioux City
Ria No, Jr
Son Bros. & Co
Marsh-Place
H. A. Morey
Minneapolis
Minn
Hebrides
Dee
Be' Cay
Bot
the Commercial National. Co
Tarvestment Securities
Commercial National Bank
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