Orange Township Farmer Markets Cattle at 10 40
F. M. Forney of Orange Township reports selling 18 head of steers and heifers at the Chicago market with half yearlings and a mix of one and one half year olds. He emphasizes the value of purebred Herefords, the high cost of quality feeder cattle, and the advantage of raising one's own feeders for efficiency and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
F. M. Forney
Orange Township
Forney
Alan
Wereford Dull
Forney Trellus
Forn
Freda
Taraworth-Muree Cross
Auction Report Delivers Steers Cows and Bulls Prices
At Dysart and nearby Clutter Iowa and Genesee township auctions Mrs A W Keidle estate sale drew a large crowd with about 150 bidders. Good steers brought solid prices while cows and calves sold well. Bulls under a year averaged 41 dollars and boars seven months old 22 dollars. Top steer price reached 40 dollars and overall receipts met expectations.
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Tracr
Wec
A.W Keidle
Tor Clark
Genesea Township
Tie Erin
Mroucht
Traer
Dysart
Clutter
Norden
Here
Isister
Tama Cooperative Sends 194 Cars of Stock to Chicago
Tama la Dec 22 Tama Cooperative Shipping association under management of E G Schafer here shipped 294 cars of livestock from here to Chicago in the last year. Row corn shrinks Conrad la Dec 22 A landowner near here shelled from cribs corn measuring 1599 bushels. after shelling and taking to elevator it weighed a little more than 1600 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama Co-Operative
Chicago
Tama
Tama Co- Operative Shipping Association
E.G. Schafer
Conrad
Eggs Shipments Boost Sanders Profit in New York Market
Cedar Falls producer Mrs red Sanders discusses why shipping eggs to New York yields higher returns than local sales. She notes price differences per dozen, handling methods, and careful sorting, with details on feed, flock size of 130 White Leghorns, and a stable home operation supplemented by a nearby creamery and various packing practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Red Sanders
Sanders
New York
Vics
Uote Lab
Ae. Collnt
Mr. Sanders
Red
Holstein Herd Passes Tuberculosis Test Again
In Nashua New Hampshire Dr Fo Roveh reports a herd of pure bred and grade Holsteins accredited under federal herd supervision passed another tuberculosis test. The operation, led by Mr Mfentd, is proud of its record for freedom from TB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
Dee
Joe M
Fedprete
Fo. Roveh
Ileald
Rural Homes Have Conveniences of Electrical Power
Nashua December 22 farmers M McGrevor C E Carpenter M fr Noble and FB Bel amy west of town have been wired for electricity. Dwellings barns and other buildings will use electric power for cream separators feed grinders and water pumps. Noble notes they now enjoy city comforts except for reckless auto drivers in streets. Train needs and agriculuture trained men for rural service noted by George C Neff and others at a rural electricity conference with utility directors from the Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
M. McGrevor
CE. Garpenter
Noble
FB. Belamy
George C. Neff
National Leery Light Association
Lawn Sutter
Towa
Vations
Midwest
State Tu
HPN
Health Clinics Bring Free Care to Buchanan County Children
Health Clinics of Buchanan County will run two week January sessions offering free Sheppard-Towner health services for women and children. A child specialist, a woman physician, and a nurse will examine babies under two and children two to five with uncertain conditions. Parents receive medical advice and conference time with the physicians. County medical society and women’s clubs support the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Buchanan County
Sheppard-Towner
Auchanna County Medical Society
Farmers Questions and Commentary Addressed to Editor
Readers may send questions and comments to the Farm Department of the Evening Courier in Waterlon Iowa. Correspondence should be addressed to Editor Farm Department. Include a contact phone number for replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eetor Farm Department
Watering Evening Courier
Waterlon
Towa
Fayette County Wins Silver Trophy Three Years In A Row
Fayette County captures the silver trophy for the third consecutive year in the boys and girls rain ridging contest linked to the Pou Ruty Farmers Institute at Postville. The Fayette squad, led by Sam Holmes and Howard Mort, with Nidala and Paul Kohens, topped nine other counties including Nanking, Ghiylon, and AWinne shiek in a tight showdown.
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Randalia
Fayette County
Yuyer
Pou Ruty Farmers’ Institute
Postville
Nanking
Ghiylon
Awinneshiek
Avamalkee
Fayette
Sam Holmes
Howard Mort
Nidala
Paul Kohens
Wadeel Mi
Grain futures slip as export demand weakens prices
World wheat and corn futures closed lower amid soft export demand and selling by commission houses. May wheat fell to 1.72 1 2, July to 1.47 1 2, with oats and rye also under pressure as stocks and prices eased across markets in Chicago and Kansas City.
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Presa
Chien
Yi House
Steen Noga
Cormimarket
Sralioe
Hay Vilig
Hogs Higher as Cattle Also Rally in Chicago Market Report
Hogs stronger to 10 cents higher amid brisk demand with 30,000 head left unsold at heavy butcher top around 10.40. Duk animals 200 to 225 pounds averaging near 10.00 to 10.41, most around 9.50. Cattle and calves active with higher quotes on heavy steers and yearlings. top steady to higher on large weights. Receipts about 17,500 cattle and 1,500 sheep, with veals 5.00 to 8.50 and bulls 3.50 to 4.00. Sheep receipts light with higher values around 15.60 for lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
VORAS
Waterloo Mills Co
Sinnard Bros. Westy
Rres
Barelay & Sn
Cohn
Associated Press
Chicago
Sligo
Lapta Oursld
New York
Haldwin
General Electric
Universal Pipe
Atlintiz
Ihiladelphia
Reading Coal & Iron
Irac
Manhattan
Maxwell
Southern Pacific
Lackawanna
Jeresey Gentral
Norfolk
Atlantic
Wall Street
Motors and Accessories
Ywvu
Allied Chemical & Dye
Alinnar & Poundry
American Smelting
American Tobacco
American Water Works
American Woolen
Atchison
Allintic Dust Line
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
California Petroleum Canadian Pacine
Central Leather, Ltd
Cerro de Pasco - Chandler
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Northwest
Nicago
Mil. & St. Kau
Shicaso, Ros. & Pacific
Shoe
Conner Coca
Colo
Colorado
Wel
Davison Chemical
du Pont de Nemours
General Asphalt
General Motors
Great Northern
Gulf States Steel
Houston Oil
Minots Central
Louisville & Nash
Mack Truck
Marland Oil
Maxwell Motors + Mex
Seaboard Oil
Kan & Tex
Sossouri Igi
New York Central
N.Y. Nol & Hartford
Norfolk & Western Nor American
Southern Pacific Pacific
Phillips Let
Bure Oil Reading
Ron
Ir. & Steel Retnilds Tech
St. IL
San Fran
Air Line Roebuck . CO. Repeat
Sheffield Steel
Pennsylvania
Omaha and East St Louis Livestock Markets Report
Market receipts around 14 000 head at Omaha and East St Louis with mixed price action. Cattle steady to higher with fed steers and yearlings up while cows and heifers hold near steady. hogs and lambs show strength in places, top hogs around 3.25 to 3.50, lambs to 18.85 and sheep to 9.25, peoria hogs steady with tops near 12.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ommmank
Axvey
Vee
ST. Louis
Peoria
State Loan CO
Prices of Hay Steady Amid 1924 Bumper Crop Report
The week’s market news shows hay prices holding firm as analysts note a record hay crop for 1924 and a smaller wild hay harvest. Regionally, western states report short crops while New England shows small gains. no major price shifts reported despite mixed demand and seasonal dullness.
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Washington
D_ New
United States Department of Agriculture
New Mexico
Atlantic
New England
Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Darth Dakota
South Dakota
Timothy
Boston
Roy York
Pittsburon
Ozcinnati
Chicago
Louis
Kansas City
Memphis
Denver
Iphis
Promo
Sangas City
Omaha
Sulgo
Ruins of Buried City Uncovered in Nevada
Reno announces discovery of a buried city six miles long along the Virgin River in southern Nevada. Gov. James G. Scringham heads Beatty expedition reporting rock writings and thousands of pottery fragments among the prehistoric finds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Reno
Nev
James G. Scringham
Beatty
Virgin River
Tays Election Bet By Leading Rat
Canton Ohio December 22 a local barber Charles Sharp a La Follette for President supporter pays his election wager by setting a large vicious rat around a city block here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Charles Sharp
la Follette
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
New York December 22. Produce prices show higher scoring and specials on several items. Wisconsin milk products and Young America items appear with various price points and packing stock receipts noted.
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New York
Chicage
Bee
Sugar
Chicago
Butte ‘Amery
Wisconsin
Americas
Berse
al Via Express
Chieura
Seayo
Dee
Ate
Kansas City
Riel River Chins
Chinese Students at Michigan Face Funding Shortfall
Chinese students at the University of Michigan report delayed scholarship checks from the United States and reduced provincial support due to the Chinese war. Ninety Chinese are enrolled, with fifteen dependents on native land aid. monthly stipends of eighty dollars from Tsing Hua college funds have dried up as reserve funds dwindle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Ssing Hau College
United States
Tsing Huw College
Chinese Club
Chenk
Chefung
Canton
China
Elubd
Nuremberg Toy Market Bets On Auto And Zeppelin Fads
Dec 22 Nuremberg reports toy autos dominating the Christmas market with Zeppelins close behind. Miniature ZR 3s flood shops as German children recall Los Angeles trials and the big hop to America. Cloth dolls remain the staple, despite imperfections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuremberg
Zeppelin
Los Angeles
America
Litte Girls Ag
Nathan Lapatnick dies at 111 after faithful Jewish observance
Nathan Lapatnick, who died recently in B Sh ifield Eng, lived to 111 and was a staunch Jew who observed customs to the end. He fasted 24 hours on Yom Kippur this year and routinely bathed his forehead in ginesar to maintain strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sh Ifield
Eng
Nathan ‘Lapatnick
Roman Coin Hoard Found in London Street
In London on December 2 a copper coin hoard dating to Constantine I around 300 A D was found seven feet underground by contractors digging in Tavistock Square near Trafalgar Square. The coins, preserved in a metal box, likely represent a Roman citizen’s bank account during peak Romanization of Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Street
London
British Museum
Trafalgar Square
Heare of
Tavistock Square
Sloomesbury
Department of Coins
Britain
First Double Gladiolus Bloom Seen in Woodstock
A. Biple, a Woodstock amateur, produced a perfect double gladiolus from seed in his garden. The spike carries 19 flowers with an inner ring clearly separated from the outer ring, drawing attention from local gladiolus experts. Dee 22 Woodstock Ont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Biple
Woodstock
Siple
Ont
Dee
Lancashire Cotran Industry Booms
The Lancashire cotton industry is booming again after a bleak period. With an expected good new crop of American cotton, the outlook for the coming winter is the strongest in five years. Local spinners urge extending the American section working hours from 20 to 72 hours weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Eng
Lancashire
Old Three Paws Fox Death in Jay Essex County
Saranac Lake December 22 reports the famed red fox known as Old Three Paws has been killed by Clayton Lamoy. For years the fox dodged guns traps and poison in Essex county near Jay, surviving many perils with surprising cunning and a life among local Hen yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saranac Lake
Old Three Paws
Jay
Essex County
Clayton Lamoy
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I. M. Forney
Ami
Cetoe Falls
Isiasis
Health Clinics of
Buchanan Co
Patoto
Cartaii Uni
Wiscon
Laney
Shade Alghor
Onte
Hiter
An. Ag
New Lanza
France
Ieal
Chaver
York
Tastera
Prairie
Choice
Choice Golfaltn, — Gay4 Bon “Bloyer
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Fey
Steady
Eceut Brita
Demiand
Polis Giraln
Neh
Tee
STAO
Dev
Tetado
Joveesnea
Satett
Sioux City Livestock
Omaha Livestock
Wigler
Sutter
Ree
Ohio
Pennsyvania
Texas
MINNE
Minneapolis
Minn
Bureau of Standards
Harrison
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