Auction fuels brisk Holstein sale in Tripoli
In Tripoli Iowa 51 head of purebred Holsteins were sold by Bremer county breeders led by Ed Gerlach herd from New Hampton. Hy Smith Tripoli paid 260 for three cows. New Hampton herd dispersed with several nearby buyers. six lots surpassed 200 dollars with cows averaging 144 and heifers 113.78. Reeves and Pettratz auctioneered as Webster City expert W Gleim called the sale strongest this fall. A Waterloo sale and a Fort Dodge sale follow as breeders plan multiple events this week.
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Tripoli
Schene
Ford
Bremer County
Hy, Smith
Ed Gerlach
New Hampton
Gerlach
Williamsburg
Hampton
Reeves
Petratz
Hig Bremer
County Holsteins
W. Gleim
Webster City
Vox
Gleim
Itolstein-Friesian Breeiers
Middlewest
Waterloo
Iowa
Dairy Cattle Congress Grounds
Fort Dodge
Gladbrook Draft Stallions Auction Draws Midwest Demand
Gladbrook reports show Belgian draft stallions selling to Kansas and Oklahoma buyers. A purebred Belgian stallion brought 1100 dollars, another sold for 800, with mares and foals fetching several high figures. About 30 top drafters sold at Hildebrand farm, leaving around 40 animals, breeders noting rising demand for good Belgium stock in the middle west.
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Gladbrook
Tai
Sildeprand
Brothers
Kansas
Oklahoma
Hildebrand
Belgium
Middle West
85 Per Cent Corn in State Husked
Des Moines reports the weekly crop tea port says corn husking and cribbing increased due to higher moisture. About 85 percent of Iowa corn is husked overall, with drier northwest finished while eastern sections still husking. Prices ranged 48 to 50 cents for 70 pounds. No 2 corn on Iowa farms about 3 cents, though many samples grade lower.
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Des Moines
Corn Brings 51 1 2 Cents at Friedley Sale
The closing out sale of P. L. Friedler Bennington township realized about 5700 dollars. Corn sold from 45 to 56 1 2 cents a bushel. Cattle and calves topped at 474 cents per pound. A farm team brought 354 dollars. About 50 head of cattle sold with cows reaching 52 0 per head. Spring pigs peaked at 12 dollars each. Machinery sold well and a grain binder brought 201 dollars.
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P. L. Friedler
Bennington Township
Farmers Questions Sought by Waterloo Courier
The Waterloo Evening Courier invites readers to send questions and comments to the Batter Farm Department in Waterloo Iowa. Include contact details and topics of interest for future reporting.
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Batter Farm Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Watering
Iowa
Cotton Farmer of South Faces Low Market Prices with Quiet Resolve
Miss Wiebeth Hudson and her mother Flora Mudsen recount a 2000 mile trip through Illinois Indiana Missouri Arkansas to study cotton farming as prices sink to around 22 cents a pound. They describe droughty roads, flooded streams, detours around a damaged bridge, and the harsh impact on southern growers who rely mainly on cotton.
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Wiebeth Jactson
Unpeau
Alempies
Teo
Shay
Mmother
Flora &. Tmudsen
Lafayette
Dubuque
Springferd
Springfeld
Abraham Lincoln
Atte
Michigan
Secret Service
Muen
Secre
Mles Hudson
Ilinois
Miss Studson
St. Louis
Waterloo
Memphis
Missouri
Arkansas
HudsSons
Adoet
Atitt
Altho
Miss Hudson
Mermphis
St. Prauvis
Orton
Miss. Hudson
Prosperity Talk Angers Farmers In 1925 Crop Outlook
Black Hawk county agent J L Ubi says corn at 44 to 55 cents per bushel leaves farmers far from prosperous after a bumper 1925. He notes renters on 50-50 leases would net little after costs, cites high interest burdens, and warns that ad campaigns toutting Iowa prosperity mislead farmers who rely on corn to feed cattle and dairying.
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J. L. Ubi
Black Hawk County
Flerve
Uban
Jardine
Iowa
Bnef
Egg buried six years found in Washington farm soil
A six year old egg was unearthed at a Washington farm site and described as clearly preserved. J G Smith, manager of Washington Cooperative and County, notes the discovery amid local intrigue and volunteer efforts.
Ames Wins Grand Championship at Fat Barrow Show
Iowa State College hog exhibit dominated the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago with 21 firsts. Major Ames won Grand Champion Barrow and pen of barrows over all breeds, plus seven breed champions and five reserve breed champions. Cattle, sheep honors also noted.
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Ames
iPj
Iowa
Chicago
H. H. Kildee
Iowa State College Porkers
Oxford Wether
Dispatch
Greater Demand for Trained Foresters Across States
Ames December report quotes Professor C. B. MacDonald of Iowa State College noting rising demand for trained foresters. Farm forestry, shelterbelts, and timber preservation drive expansion. over 190 students enrolled at Iowa State College to train foresters. United States forest services now employ about 5,000 trained personnel and large timber firms rapidly hire graduates.
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Ames
C. B. MacDonald
Iowa City Collegé
Iowa
MacDonald
Department of Forestry
Jawa State
Col· Lege
Tor
Copioyike Hurge
Union
Team Clinches Second Title at Antenna Limit Lives Expo
Carl G. Kificman an Orange township farm lad leads the Iowa Bute college grain and hay contest as North Carolina takes first and Iowa second in all three grain judging events at Antenna Limit Lives exposition with nine teams in competition.
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Lowa Bute College Geain
Hay Inderegram
Carl G. Kificman
Orange Township
HomeIber
Antenna Limit Lives Exposition
L‘aga
North Carolina
Fire
Crain
Taverna
Sanat
Wheat Down At Close After New Highs Amid Recession
Persistent Argentina crop problems and higher Velge values drove a sharp wheat rally with December futures hitting 1.79 per bushel before profit taking cooled prices. May and December contracts fluctuated with mixed gains and losses as weather and demand influenced the market. corn and oats also showed activity while hog prices supported livestock futures.
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Argentina
Liverpool
Sheia
Unclear OCR Board of Trade Quotations Report
Fragmented market skim reads odd quotes and numbers for wheat and grain terms. Mentions AP Wheat and various price figures with scattered identifiers and symbols.
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Board of Trade
Hogs and cattle prices mix across markets amid uneven demand
Receipts show hogs trading near $11.00 to $11.30 with choosing weight ranges: 210 to 250 pounds seen around $11.30, heavier hogs around $11.75, and lighter weights near $10.25 to $10.50. Cattle and calves hold firm with steers averaging higher, cows and heifers up to $6.50, calves near $10.00. Peoria market reports mixed hog and cattle activity with moderate to steady demand.
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Chicago
Wee
Gil
Souin St. Paul
Ciry
Bauch
OsEon
Waterloo
Tripoli
Lord
Barclay & Sons
Timothy Bay
Cere
Prem Colin Bros
Wall Street Mixed as Industrial Alcohol Drops and Motors Lead
New York stock market opened with selling after United States Industrial Alcohol fell to 72 percent, while strong advances by Mack Truck and Du Pont supported a rebound. American Tobacco and Southern Railway posted gains amid narrow trading ranges. oil and merchandise shares showed mixed movement as the day began.
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United States
Motors
Mack Truck
du Pont
Postum
Peoples Gas
Ward Baking
Southern Railway
Texas Pacific Land Trust Mounted Co
Pinal Sales Meday
AM Cent & Abotainag
Eric
Car & Fudy
American Locompany Am
Ain
Tel & Tel
Atchison
Ath Coast Line
Baldwin
Dodge Eros
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Eric Isept
Anious
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Hudson Motor Winess Central
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Whita
Rdg. C
Prilti Y Fe Pure Radio Corp
Trent Bbeeleee
Reynolds Tobacco B
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San Frain
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Sinclair
Southern Paris Southern Raiiw
Standard
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Pacific Tobacco Products
Transcontinental Oi
Vinton Pacific
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Ind
Rubleiees Rees Os
Bash Pil
Stinghouse Erie
Produce Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
Prices at Chicago and New York markets show mixed movements in dairy, eggs, cheese, and poultry. Reports list receipts and assorted items with price levels for butter eggs cheese and meats, reflecting steady or varied changes across the two cities.
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Chicago
New York
Notice of the Appointment of Administrator in Black Hawk County
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly appointed and filed as administrator of the estate of Sarah Godell, deceased, late of Black Hawk County. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims against the same will present them duly authenticated to the undersigned for allowance and file in the office of the clerk of the district court. Green, Adm. 1998 West Side St. Waterloo, IA. Dated December 1, 19xx.
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Lown
Black Hawk County
Whder
Yuestate
Sarah Godell
Blac Hawk County
Sild
Chase
District Court
Green
Adm
West Sind St. Waterloo
Te. Baliser
AL J. Wy
Clock District Court
Lornes
State of Tawi
Bhickihawk County
Leonard Rant
Deceas
the District Court
Katharine Kranta
Admerex
Gable
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J.W. Thompson
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