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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1925

Page

11

Ackley Show Highlights Barrow and Baby Beef Winners

Ackley farmers packed the Four County Agricultural Improvement institute to learn from 39 head of fat barrows and 24 baby beeves judged by James G. Shutter. Win Wolf, Ackley, won the champion barrow for its stretch and smooth build, while Vernon Gronings led the baby beef class with a hefty Hereford steer. Illinois-Indiana-style show features and carload shipments to Chicago for sale highlight a strong turnout and shares of premiums.

Fang Acklay Agricultural Win Wolf Ackley Wolf Association Barrow James. G. Shutter Stockmen's Comission Company Chicago Vernon Hereford Katherine Hayes Grundy County Carrall Player Grundy Center Edward Syndergeard Edar Falls Kenneth Messer Earl Laipple L. C. Burnett Ames Burnett Whuile Burmeth Vilears Gary Paultr B. Hamilton Franklin County Europe Paul Iehlmann Larr Denner V. B. Marlton

State Champion Canning Team From Butler County

Helen Ressler and Genevieve Hunt of Butler County rural Saya girls, state champion junior canning club members, travelled to the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago after defeating rivals at the Iowa State Fair. Supported by Loyal Canners Club leadership, they earned a Des Moines demonstration spot, closing a successful year.

Butler County Anison Helen Ressler Genevieve Hunt Chicago Tan McA Deg Molnes Meniber Canners Frank Wunt Des Motes Buller County

Unclear historical cattle names and barrow notes surface

Fragmented OCR lists cattle agents and individuals across counties with nicknames and scattered farm terms. No coherent events or dates emerge, leaving a garbled ledger of names such as Hereford Hereford-Angus Shorthorn and ordinary barrow furrows without a clear narrative.

To Study Farmers Problems in Using Electrical Power

Ames figures announce Frank D. Paine elected assistant director for a national committee on electricity and agriculture. Paine, a Iowa State College electrical engineering professor, takes a one year leave to supervise 17 state projects starting January 1, based in Ames with ongoing Iowa Garher project. He directs the Iowa project and has led the Iowa section of the National Electric Light Association.

Ames Frank D. Paine Iowa State College National Committee American Farm Bureau Federation National Grange Indivdual Plant Manufacturers Amer’ 11 Society of Agricultural Engine American Home Economies Assection General Federation of von Én’s Clubs National Association of Farm Eranipment Manufacturers National Electric Light Association Department of Agriculture Department of Commerce Department of Interior Paine Iowa Gar Her Altho Jok Paine National Electric Lght Association Aml Servic Towa State College

Iowa Area Seeks Corn Borers Information

Iowa area authorities investigate European corn borer damage spreading from Maine sourced seed corn. R J Fulton of the experiment station will inspect the farm where planted to determine infestation origin. State entomologist urges prompt, secure return of any borers for examination.

Ames St. Dee Ohio Michigan Maine R. J Fulton Speeti

All Iowa Farmers Sell Co Operatively Across Many Goods

Des Moines reports Iowa farmers ship cooperatively a wide range of products including hogs cattle sheep butter grain strawberries grapes and vegetables. State dairy commissioner ER Clark notes co operative creameries paid patrons higher prices due to better management and retained profits. The article also mentions co operative livestock shipping associations elevators and fruit shipments mainly to northern states.

Des Moines Iowa ER. G. Clark Charles ER. Hearst Town Farm Bureau Federation Exect Altho R. S. Herrick State Horticultural Society Safety Council Biois Grape Growers’ Association Cedar Rapids

Poultry Pointers From Mrs Larsen Near Dike

Mrs H O Larsen near Dike shows progress with White Leghorn hens after three years, with first-year flocks laying about 140 eggs each. A new half monitor house improves light and air, while milk is fed to the flock. Iowa State College’s H A Bittenbender advises feeding one third less morning scratch, keeping mash always available, and offering sprouted greens at noon.

H. O. Larsen Dike H.A. Bittenbender Iowa State College Bittenbender

Cholera Wipes 130 Unvaccinated Hogs on Tama Co Farm

On a Tama County farm a cholera outbreak killed 130 unvaccinated hogs. Balfour of South Cresta Township lost about 2,508 dollars with 18 hogs weighing 300 to 400 pounds among the casualties. The herd owner did not vaccinate.

Tama Co Balfour South Cresta Township Waz

Farmers Question and Comment Column Opens at Courier

Readers are invited to address the editor in Waterloo Evening Courier to discuss farm issues and share comments. Communications directed to the editor form part of the department and can be mailed or delivered for publication.

Waterloo Evening Courier Waterlan Towa

Wheat and corn markets ease as rally fades in Chicago

Chicago markets showed a slipping rally as wheat and corn prices fell with selling pressure. Reports from Liverpool to Australasia noted mixed demand while eastern commissions supported prices briefly. May and December futures moved, with corn and oats following wheat weakness and hog prices slipping alongside.

Hogs Fall as Buyers Push Prices at Chicago Market

Chicago reports heavy hog receipts at 43,000 with buyers driving prices down 20 to 25 cents for most weight classes. Traders note bulk good and choice hogs 206 to 309 pounds selling around 10.40 to 16.60 per hundredweight with packing sows steady to 15.00. Cattle and sheep show uneven trends as feeders and store stock move, with calves around 16.50 and fat lambs near 15.25 to 15.40. Representative sales listed by Lamson Bros. & Co. and markets in Des Moines and Toledo noted steady to lower tendencies across cattle, hogs, and sheep.

Chicago Eders Ilgek Mie Dlaul Minn Waterloo Priera Bros Waterloo Co-op Burte Cor Y & Sons Chiaso Deco Citi de Leirpers St. Peter Reee Sweright Price Weber Roy Ss Seeeees BOR Trate

Stocks Rally on Bullish Tone as Mellon Speech Lifts Market

Dec 11 stock prices opened strong with broad gains led by Motors and Chrysler while a rally across high grade shares pushed Atlantic Coast Line to 250 and United States Distributing to 23. International papers and major manufacturers including General Electric and General Motors posted notable advances. Foreign exchange softened with French francs and sterling at lower levels as investors priced in stable business conditions.

Tod Lay Aler Atlantic Coast California American Ice International Business Machine U.S General Electric, Foundation Co Sears Roebuck Consolidated — Tron Almertean Republics General Almertens Wink Louisville & Nashville Wuchangert Motors Equipmenta Mellon Congress Chrysler General Alotors Battimore & Ohig New York Federall Reserve Kessex United States Stewart Warner Shryster Westinghouse Afrbrake DuPont International Paper International Combustion Engineering American Waterworks Consolidatort Gas American Can International Harvester Ware Auk Chem Dre American Can Fun Car & Fa American Sugar Am Tel & Tel American Tobacco Aneeli Wootert Anaconda Coppersutchison Coast Line Balawin Lacon Balt Chile Bethlehem Steel Catharnia Pet Canadian Pac Sent Leath Gerro de Pasen Chandler Motor Chesapeake & Ohio Chic Northwestern Mil & Siu Foster Coca Cola Colorado Fuel Congoleum-Naima Consolidated Gas Crucible Steel Cuba Davison Chenr Dodge Bros Pfd du Pont de Nem Biedtre Pow St. Ett Brie Jet Famous Players General Asphalt General Electric General Motors Northern Gulf States Steel Hudson Motors Vilinots Central Dent O. & G American Northern Pacific Pacific OU Rae, C&t Phuups Petroleum Pure LL Ratio Corp Reading Rep Tenn & Steel Reynolds Tobaernit Blt San Sears-Roebuck Sinclair Can Southern Pacific Southern Railwa Andard N. Stewart-Warner Studebaker Texas Texas & Parifie Alcohet Hubler Woolworth Thrialer

Cash Quotations From Board of Trade Chicago Dec 11

Daily board of trade cash prices listed for corn wheat and seeds with various grades and deliveries. Includes figures for No 2 red No 1 hard No 2 yellow and mixed grain, timothy seed cloverseed and related futures style quotes as transcribed from the market page.

Chicago Rte Simple Prude Noy Roy Sevila Rainsas City Grain Kansas Cty Timothy

Prices at Chicago and New York Marts

Produce prices from Chicago and New York markets show butter, eggs, cheese, poultry and potatoes with mixed movement. Notable items include butter around 80 to 92 cents, eggs varying by grade, cheese steady at about 20,097 pounds receipts, and poultry prices with fowls and turkeys listed by freight. Kansas City reports steady to higher grain bids and dairy/produce price movements across the midwest.

Chicago New York Hennery Southwestern Aig

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