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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1925

Page

19

Ackley Farmers Offer 25 Bushels of Seed Corn

Ackley Iowa December 5 one feature of the Four County institute and Show next week is the sale of 25 bushels of seed corn developed over 12 years for maturity yield and purity. The seed, Four County Silver King, comes from inbreeding ear to row and increase plot work supervised by L C G Burnett and M T Jenkins. About 200 ears may be set aside for further ear to row work, with 25 bushels sold during the show.

Ackley Hare L. C G. Burnett M. T. Jenkins United States Departments of Agriculture Ames Jenkins W.S R. T. Ellison Seailon Board of

Snowbound Farmers Struggle Amid Severe Storms

A fierce storm with heavy snow and high drifts hampers farm work across the countryside. Corn husking slows while livestock care and hay hauling face delays. milk, cream, and bread deliveries to Waterloo plants are disrupted as roads become nearly impassable and drivers struggle to reach distant farms.

Waterloo Sa. m Orange

Livestock Shippers Organize At Sumner

Sumner Iowa December 5 A cooperative livestock shipping association is operating with Paul Griesert as manager. Officers include M B Petratz president Frank Hatch vice president Claude Wyjam secretary and Bank of Sumner treasurer Directors are Frank Ambrose Ed Potratz Nic Regorter and Fred Trabar. LASSEN SELLS POLANDS La Porte City Iowa December 5 In two sales at his farm LeRoy Vassen sold 48 head of pure Poland China hogs averaging 47.76 per head with Etta bringing 29.50 and top price 90 for one hog.

Sumner Lassen Polands la Porte City Here LeRoy Vassen Etta

Farmers Questions and Comments Invited

Questions and comments invited addressed to Editor Farm Department Waterloo Evening Courier Waterloo Iowa Phone 5100.

Waterloo Evening Courier Waterloo Iowa

Another World Record Added to Honors of Sherman Jersey Farm

Sherman Jersey farm in Charles City Iowa reports Golden Lad's Josephine 2nd as a world champion yearling production cow. On 306 days she produced 10 532 pounds of milk and 507.62 pounds of butterfat with a calf 152 days, surpassing prior records and adding to a herd famed for high milk yields and profitable stock. Manager Ross Smith notes all cows must prove profitability each year.

Sherman Jersey Farm Charles City Golden Lad Josephine Jersey Farm Jersey St. Mawes Annabel Sherman Electioneer Bess 2d Derry Iowa Raleigh B. M. Sherman Ross Smith Animal Husbandry Department State Agricultural College Ames

Good & Son Win Second Belgian Horse Trophy

Good and Son of Ogden Iowa secure the second Belgian Horse show trophy awarded by the Brussels Belgian Horse association for the best Belgian horse. The same stock later won a similar award at Chicago’s International Live Stock Exposition, with Supreme Farceur and Civette noted among past and current champions.

Grant C. Good & Son Ogden Belgian Horse Association of Brussels Chicago Supreme Farcour Farcsur the Goods Belgium Waterloo Charles Irvine Ankeny Good & Son

Annual Institute at Shell Rock to Come in December

Shell Rock Iowa December 5 The annual farmers institute opens December 15 for three days at the schoolhouse with music by the boys glee club and an animal husbandry talk by B L Quatie. Program includes plays talks on crops soils home economics dairy work tuberculosis and club activities with leaders from Ames Waterloo Cedar Falls and Fortnightly Club involvement.

Shell Rock Farmers’ Institute Glee Cloud B. L. Quatie Iowa Extension Service Rural Mothers’ Club E. A. Roadman Waterloo Henry A. G. Larsen Walter 7 H. E. Nichols Ames Paul C. Tait Spencer

Floyd County Poultry Show Garners Record Bird Count

Charles City December reports 222 birds exhibited over four days at Floyd County Poultry Exposition. Judge F. W. Westo from Ames praised quality, noting many first class birds. Notable awards went to Paul Miller for best young pen of Black Rocks and Joe De Boest for top Partridge Wyandottes. sweepstakes cockeral won by Earl Nickerson’s White Wyandotte.

Charles City Floyd County F. W. Westo Ames Paul Mi €Er Joe de Boest Rhode Island Earl Nickerson Charles

Four Hundred Birds Shown at Independence Poultry Show

Independence Virginia December 5 The annual Buchanan county Poultry show closed after a record display despite bad weather and illness. Four hundred birds filled display coops with Henry C. Dippel of Indianapolis as judge. The event featured a new production class with about 35 entries and winners across multiple breeds led by L L Simpson Independence on Columbian Wyandottes and George A. Emry Independence on Silver Penciled Plymouth Rocks.

Independence Buchanan County Henry C. Dippel Indianapolis Ind Independence Show A. H. Ward Cedar Rapids Waterloo L. L. Sipson Wyandottes George A. Emry W. L. Gray Simpson Columbien Wyandottes E. Birchard Hazleton Rhode Island Nick Ti Clift- Rogers L. L. Simpson Emry Haven R. Campbell A. Z. Hall F. C. Langhurst Cedar Rapid Peck Brothers Masonville Birchard A. M. Sweeney Winthrop Plymouth Reese L. Simpson

Grow to Judge at Sumner Banquet Planned

Oscar Grow of Cedar Falls will judge the sixth annual Sumner Poultry show at Cass Opera House December 8. Entries may be live or dressed with a commercial egg contest for white and brown eggs. Cash premiums, ribbons, cups, and $15 in special prizes for displays of 10 birds are offered along with national club specials. A exhibitors banquet is set for December 9, with out of town guests invited. Closing entry time is 12 p.m. December 6.

Sumner Oscar Grow Cedar Falls Sumner Poultry Association Cass Opera House Sumner Association Poultry Association

Butler County Land Sold At Auction For 115 Per Acre

Allison Indiana December 5. O A Ontjes a banker and politician of Holland Michigan bought the Merlien farm near Allison at public auction for 115 dollars an acre. The 600 acre property is to be divided and sold as smaller farms by a group of Grundy county men acting as Ontjes agents. Two sets of buildings exist though neither is in good repair.

Allison O. A. Ontjes Holland, Ta Merlien Farm Inds Onties Grundy County

Wheat advances on strong Chicago board as Winnipeg buys surge

Wheat futures shifted higher in Chicago amid strength from Winnipeg and reports of adverse crop conditions in Argentina. December climbed near 1.31 to 1.78, with May and March gains in nearby quotes. Corn and oats remained firmer, corn trading near 3.14 to 3.21, oats mixed as weather pressures persisted. Provisions fell as hog values eased.

Chicago Argentina Board of Trade Elizy Winnipeg Corm

Grain and commodity round up from New York and Omaha

New York reports mixed grain prices with steady wheat and firmer oats, while Omaha lists No 1 hard and mixed corn prices. Clearing house banks show a reduced excess reserve, and cotton futures open lower with spot prices down. Potatoes and flour segments follow, noting slow trading and patent flour pricing.

Omatea Grain Omaha Ned New York

Chicago Board of Trade Cash Quotations Report

The Chicago Board of Trade cash quotations show various grain and seed prices with mixed quality grades. Wheat, corn, oats, rye, and barley figures are listed for multiple numbered classifications and yellow, white varieties. backup figures include timothy seed and clover seed prices, with large futures values cited.

Chicago Isaesiec Bartes

Hog and Cattle Prices Mixed in Chicago Market Report

Hog receipts around 4,000 with variants lower than prior. 200 to 300 pound butchers and 140 to 180 pound bulls show mixed gains. Slaughter sow prices around 9.40 to 10.75, packing sow bids 12.00 to 12.60, feeder and steer futures noted. Cattle quotes show higher demand for good heavy steers, with top around 14.00 for some loads. fat cows and heifers up to several dollars, stockers and feeders advancing modestly. Sheep and lamb items indicate active fat lambs at 17.46, fat yearlings near 14.21, and feeding lambs around 16.90, with assorted weights moving within expected ranges.

Chicago Nec Priday Bologna

Sioux City Livestock Prices and Trends Report

Sioux City market notes show mixed cattle and hog prices with steady to higher movement. Receipts: cattle around, hogs about 6,500 head, lambs 400. steer and heifer prices near parity with prior. veal and feeding stock up modestly. hogs sold around 10.70 to 10.90 per cwt with several loads near 10.50 to 10.90.

Kansas City Livestock Receipts and Market Report

Receipts included 300 calves with steers steady to 10c higher and veals up to 15c. Hogs at 7,000 head uneven buying steady to 10c higher in places, top around 211.25 for ships. sows steady. Sheep receipts none. lambs and yearlings up to 16.50 and 13.25 respectively, overall prices mixed amid limited supply and weaker sheep quality.

Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts Summary

Receipts 6,000 hogs with price ranges showing 5 to 20 cent declines across hog classes. Good to choice weights 185 to 280 pounds average $10.75 to $10.85. Sows steady to higher up to $10.25. Cattle: receipts $00, feeders and steers mostly 25 to 40 cent lower. bulk butcher cows $4.50 to $6.25, heifers $6.00 to $8.60, bulls 2 to 5 up, veal and stockers higher. Overall week’s prices show modest shifts with heavy calves and yearlings mixed.

Omaha Fed

Butter Market Wavers in Week Chicago Dec CAP

Butter markets opened firm with prices advancing though the gains were uneven. By midweek sentiment favored lower prices as top grade values fell and buyers remained cautious. Central car receipts stayed liberal while demand remained light with sellers reluctant to concede, leaving the market mostly stagnant.

Chicago

Market Sees Strength in Rail Shares Amid Merger Talk

New York stock trading closes firm as rail stocks lead gains on merger hopes. Chrysler Motors up six, General Motors and Mack Trucks post initial advances while Du Pont eases. Volume around 3 million shares with scattered profit-taking in industrials. foreign exchanges show irregularity with a rise in steers.

New York Chrysler Motors General Motors Mack Trucks Chrys- Jee Fisher Body DuPont Readaing Atlantic Katy Allied Chemical& Dye American Car & Foundry American Smelt American Super American Tel America Tobacco American Water Works American Woolen Anaconda Copper aAtchison Atlantic Coast Line Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore & Ohin - Bethlehem Stee California Petroleum Canadian Pacific Central Leather Pfd Cerro de Pasco Hleage MMI LL & St. Paul Po Chicago R. 1 Pacific Coca Cola Colorado Fuel Ss Gongoleum-Nairn Consolidated Gasform Products Grubble Steel Cuba Cane Ravison_Chemical Kids Edge Bros du Pont de Nemours - Lectric Lt. & Power Ctfs Rrie Pagius Players Ceneral Asphalt Genert Electric Great Northern Tall States Steel N.Y. Noh Hartford Norfolk & Western American Northern Pacific Iveereece Pacific OW Pan. Am, Pet. B Vornevivania 2 Caster Vanes Eees Phila Adg C. & Tf el N. J . Stewart-Warner Studebaker Texas Co Texas & Pacific Tabacco Products

Produce Prices at Chicago and New York Marts New York

Chicago and New York market notices show steady to higher prices across commodities. Butter and eggs list varied ranges with creamery extra and firsts, while poultry items include dressed and live offerings. Regional entries reflect Pacific coast white and local New York values with multiple grade distinctions.

Chicago New York Butler Weamery Camery Rabius C. Alates Sane Hennery Pacific Coast

Weekly Grain and Provision Review

Chicago readers get a snapshot of markets as wheat gains push prices higher amid 1190.006 000 bushels daily turnover. Strong activity, Russian export bans, and Argentine crop fears buoyed futures while corn oats and provisions also rose amid cautious selling. Livestock receipts show mixed shifts across cattle calves hogs and sheep with prices broadly steady to higher in thin but active markets.

Waterlo o Markets Grain Produce Livestock Prices

Waterloo markets list prices from Waterloo Mills Co and Barclay & Sons for grain butter lard potatoes poultry and hay. Practical livestock quotes include prime hogs roosters and various hides and pelts with unit measures and stock terms.

Waterloo Waterloo Mills Co Waterloo Co Tripoli Good Prem Rath Good Packers Prem Barclay & Sons Colin Brow

Briggs Refreshes Memories With Barber Shop Quartet Drawings

The series by Briggs honors the barbershop quartet tradition common in past decades. It recalls how mixed and colored quartets formed in barber shops and on street corners sang classics like Levee and Sweet Adeline, highlighting vocal blends and the roles of tenor baritone second tenor and bass.

OLP Indianapolis Briges Levee Adeline Brea Old Kentucky Marie Briggs

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