Buchanan County boy tops baby beef auction in gale
Independence Aug 29 A Prime 40 pound white Shorthorn calf raised in Buchanan County baby beef club sold for 12.75 per hundred to Jack Hill for La Salle hotel Chicago at the Chicago yards sale sponsored by the International Livestock exposition. Top price among 53 calves with Hardin and Guthrie counties also showing strong bids and averages around 10 dollars.
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Independence
Buchanan County
Yang Thedens
Rowley
Jack Hill
Laa Salle Hotel
Chicago
Tony
Buchanan
Cary M. Jones
Nyestock
Hyland
North Dakota
Rudolph Brothers
Hidora
Armour
Guthrie County
Kennesh Desney
Stuart
Robert
Edwin Griffith
Washington
Robert Griffith
Swift
Washington County
Kenneth Farabdle
Rudolph Bros
Rod
Ciacda
Dale Rierson
T Swain
Esdolph Bros
A4olps Bros
Bank Sawin
Anthony Zhedens
Ree Zhedens
George Zhedens
Ralph Zympher
Weatherby
Giantess A Wins Championship at Iowa Exposition
Reinberk Iowa reports L H McGrew and Arthur Runft earning premiums at the Iowa state fair with Giantess A crowned as senior and grand champion sow. Runft also exhibits junior sow pig and young herd winners bred by exhibitor, plus futurity effort. Stuart Wing First.
Farmer Shows Off 250-Pound Pigs at Six Months
Waverly Ta Wend three miles east of here keeps 70 Chester White pigs fed shelled corn and soaked rations. Pigs weighed every two weeks and expected to average 240 pounds at six months with sale proceeds to cover feed costs.
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Waverly
Anton
Here
Chester White
Liam
Farmers Questions and Comments in Hed Address
Readers are invited to send questions and comments to the Eon Farm renters in Waterloo Iowa. The Waterloo Evening Courier requests communications be directed to the newspaper office.
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Waterloo
Eon Farm
Club Members of Grundy Mitchell Benton Counties Take Home Laurels
Grundy Center August 29 reports that Grundy and Mitchell county beef clubs earned prizes at the state fair. Winners include Winfield Rosenberger Whitten reserve championship in the baby beef show among 802 head, with eight Grundy baby beeves and six beef heifers. Mitchell county placed well with Rosetta Mauer and Carmen Lang fifth and sixth in Angus baby heifers, plus Hereford and Shorthorn entries. Benton county's Henton group from Vinton placed fourth in a mixed group class with 26 calves, while senior Herefords and Angus placings also noted for Norway, Keystone, La Porte City, and Garrison members.
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Grundy Center
Grundy County
Winfield Rosenberer
Whitten
Am Grundy
Ralf
Harefords
Grundy Boys
Deg ‘Moines
Dicke Dicken
Grundy Canter
Carroll Plager
Hassell Messer
Anpuy
En Syndergard
Dike
Mitchell
Osage
Rosetta Mauer
Carmen Lang
Stacyylle
Alvin Christianson
Nora Springs
Bol
Ralph Leach
Oszgo
Angus Atta
Mitchell County
St Henton
bPourth
Vinton
Henton County
Calvay
Ginte Fair
Henten Cis
Lyle Bruch
Slairstown
Kenneth Christiansen
Norway
Keith Tew
Max Rieke
Biafratown
Clifford Schild
Belle Plaine
Angus
Benton Bays
Floward Pranzenburg
Keystone
Charies Ahr
la Porte City
Angus Taby Heeves
Mark Kinsel
Ivan Anderson
Edwin Hansen
Pane
Marvin Selk
Garrison
Thirtieth
Farm Records Guide Key to Successful County Farming
Floyd county club members showcase farm management with records ledgers planners and plats. Melcher and Kinnetop won first at the Des Moines fair over Cook and McNally as rivals prepare for Iowa championship. They argue that farming rests on business records and disciplined scheduling while advising shallow plowing for winter wheat and soybeans to conserve moisture.
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Charles City
Farm Record Club
Floyd County
Vamious County
Melvin Melcher
Howard Kinnetop
Des Moines
Stanley Cook
Vera McNally
Floyd
Mason City
Grain Growers to Discuss Soybeans Across 25 Iowa Counties
Twenty five Iowa counties will hold local soy bean days in early September to study growing harvesting and handling of soybeans and compare varieties. F G Churchill Iowa State College extension specialist says county agents and specialists will discuss raising harvesting and utilization. The first meetings start around Sept 8 and include a test of ten familiar varieties.
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Ames
Iowa
Towa
F. G. Churchill
Iowa States College
AFSOL
Iowa Farm
FLI_ Wilkins
Iowa State College
Wilkins
Tom
Corn Progress Good in Iowa and Midwest Weather Report
Des Moines reports August weather favorable for crops with general corn improvement in many states. Drought in the south and high temperatures harmed some areas. Heavy rains aided the middle Atlantic region, while threshing faced interruptions in the northwest and upper Mississippi valley.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Ohio River
Central
Plalog
United
Ohio
Laweur Plains
Illinois
Missouri
Kan
Nebraska
Oklahoma
At-lantte
Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
Plang
Plains
Fay County Fair Pushed Ahead Despite Rain Delays
West Union Iowa Aug 29 Fayatt a county fair shows about 1000 balance on this year exhibition with total footing near 17000, 5000 less than last year Rain interrupted all but one day of the five The fair began with 23000 balance and earned 1400 on the July 4 celebration spending 6000 on improvements notably a hog barn
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West Union
Fayatta County
Poultry Flock Records Highlight July Iowa Reports
July records from Iowa home demonstration reports show E E White of Waterloo leading white Leghorns with 1 139 eggs and 68.6 percent production on 45 hens. Other flocks include Snavely's Cedar Falls Rhode Island Reds and Cleveland's White Wyandottes with varied yields, costs, and receipts. Miss Elizabeth Hudson notes pullets should be kept in good condition, with culling and molt timing advised ahead of September. Local flocks will display at Marshalltown show this fall.
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E. E White
Waterloo
Elizabeth Hudson
Bnavery
J. BF. Muney
Cedar Falls
Wyantdottes
J. Wilbert Miller
White Rocks
Jake Sherman
Jeeuy
Rhode Island Reds
Egg Vergits
Celpts
George Sanderlin
Cee
Charles Finch
Fairbank
Saya Miss Hudson
Hudson
Iowa
Marshall
Dairy and Livestock prices slip through New York and St. Joseph markets
New York and Chicago market notes show varied dairy prices with creamery and cheese quotes steady to firm. Butter and eggs mixed, while hogs and cattle receipts in St. Joseph reflect steady to uneven trends amid current demand.
Toledo Chronicle to absorb Tama County Journal
D. M. Richards editor of Toledo Chronicle buys the Tama County Journal including the Democrat Printing company assets. The consolidated plant will publish as Toledo Chronicle Democrat from Toledo Chronicle facilities. Toledo Printing company will be formed with Richards and Townsend holding majority stock.
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Toledo Printing Company
G. M. Richards
W. N. Townsend
Receipts and bids mix at Kansas City and East St Louis cattle
Kansas City and East St Louis markets report receipts of around 1,000 to 4,000 cattle and hogs with mixed bids. Prices show small gains for hogs to 9.55 top, cattle unsettled with feeders weak to 150 lower, veals around 10.00 to 10.50, and cows 3.50 to 4.25. Peoria and New York figures hint at broader market tones for beef and wool.
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Joseph
Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
Luneven
New York
Fiour
Kotivee
Seiba
Waterloo Markets Mixed Prices and Commodities Report
The Waterloo market listing from August 29 1924 shows corr oats rye barley flour and wheat quotes, butter lard potatoes and cattle ranges. Quotations include hogs from Rath Packing Co and poultry from Swift & Co with varied weights and terms, plus coffee futures from New York and hen prices.
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Waterloo
Waterion Co-op
Rath Packing Co
Swift & Co
J Springs
New York
Rio
Santos
Deventer
Wheat rises on early board amid Liverpool prices
Chicago markets opened with wheat up on higher Liverpool quotations and fears of Argentine crop damage. Early gains faded as selling rose, then buying revived on Canada cold-weather talk, closing modestly higher. Corn and oats showed weakness and slight declines, while provisions held firm with hog prices. Chicago cash quotes listed mixed grain prices and futures for wheat, corn, oats, and related commodities.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Liverpool
Canada
Hogs and Cattle Prices Rise Across Markets August
Chicago and multiple western markets report higher hog prices with good demand for 160 to 200 pound weights and top at 10.10. Cattle receipts around 2,000 show steady to firmer bids on yearlings and steers, fat cattle holding near 10.25 to 10.75 for strong weights. Sheep receipts 32,000 with fat lambs firm, tops around 14.90 for natives and westerns.
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ST. Louis
Aus
Oklahoma
Texas
Associated Press
Chicago
aeMmabia
Wieher
Missouri
Metige
Omana
Neb
Paul
St. Paul
Minn
Mixed stock market opens with gains and losses on holiday
New York trading opens with notable moves as Congoleum and Sigel shares rise while American ratings slip. United States Steel, Crucible, and Colorado Fuel advance, but overall sentiment remains two sided amid earnings concerns and anticipated railroad demand.
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Associated Press
New York
Congoleum
Union
United States
United States Steel Common
Gulf States
Crucible
Colorado
Fria Fo
Bakes
Felutistag
London
Wall Street
Jane Cashman
Maxwell Motor Lastress
Ishares
Alllea Chemical & Dye
American Car & Foundry
American International
American Locomotive
Ty Jimerican
Bethlehem Steel
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific Central Leather
Cerro de Pasco Chandler Motors
el & Ron Congoleum
Consolidated Gas Carn Products
New Cosden
Crucible Steel Car
General Aspault
General Electric
General Motors
Great Northern
Ofd
Gulf States Steel - Houston Oi
Diviots Cenctrai É International Harvester Int
Marine, Pfd
Tel & Tal
Invincible Oi
Keily-Springheld 'T
Kennecott Coppar
Louisville & Nashville
Mack Truck
Marland OU
Maxwell Motors
Middle States
Kan & Tex Missouri Pacific, Ptd
National Lead
New Orleana, Tex
Mex
New-York Central
N. W
Hartford
Norfolk & Western
Sloss
Sheffield Steel & Iron
Southern Pacific
Southam Ailway
Southern Railway
United Drug
Atcoho
States
Vitah
Westinghouse Electric
Wilde-Overland Woolworth
Silo promotion for Cypress Iowa farm storage system
Farmers urged to pursue storm proof storage with Cypress silos from the Iowa Silo Co. Located at 8 10 Logan Ave and phone 2239. Emphasizes wood as the logical material and promises preservation of the farmer’s soft form in storms.
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Iowa
Towa, Tank A
Logan Ave
Scout Competition Cut to Five Months in Waterloo Troop Plan
Waterloo Boy Scouts decide to shorten the annual troop competition to five months starting Nov 1 to allow new troops time to prepare. The American Legion trophy remains the top prize. reports will be simplified and credit rules adjusted to emphasize good turns and recruitments. Weekly troop reports will begin within two years, detailing meetings, flag ceremonies, games, and instruction. The changes aim to streamline administration and encourage participation.
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Waterloo Boy Scouts
Scoutmasters' Committee
A. T. Jury
American Legion Trophy
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Giantess
Iowa Exposition
Grundy, Mitchell, Benton Counties
Shiuppion
Winfield Resanberger
Witten
Business Record Guide TO Farmer
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Deen
Weatherman
Fayette County Fair
Apraananna Taian Wen
Heluhus
Ay Vistdad
Syrescia Las
Wisconsin
Americas
Wilts
Pacific Coast
Tyne Americas
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Chronicle-Democrat
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Peoria Livestock
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