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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1925

Page

7

Farmers turn to home butchering and canning meat

Rural extension demonstrations at Orange and nearby farms highlight canning and curing of meats using cold pack methods. Roy W. Snyder and others show practical steps, equipment, and safety rules for packing pork beef and other meats in glass jars or tin cans to stock a family pantry.

Roy W. Snyder Orange Hoy DS. Ileipie Snyder Waverly Bremer County C. W. McDonald Ames McDonald W. CD. Chapin Fremont Township Hazleton Wzra McKenzie Here

Old Horses Dominate Minnesota Farms in 1925 Survey

A Minnesota township survey by Robert Ash in St. Vincent, Kittson County finds over one third of Korea stock on farms aged 16 or older. In 1925, 675 horses were counted in the township with 372 aged 3 to 16 and 247 aged 16 plus. only 22 colts and 26 one-year-olds were reported. The essay argues for raising and breeding heavier draft horses.

Chicago Minnesota Robert Ash St. Vincent Kittson County Horse Association of America St. Vincent Township Robert Eixtt

Readers ask editor on Farmers column concerns

Questions and comments invited address communications to Editor Farm Department Waterloo Evening Courier Waterloo Iowa. Phone 6100.

Waterloo Evening Courier Waterloo Towa

White corn diet shown deficient in essential nutrients

Experiments at Iowa State College reveal white corn alone lacks minerals vitamin A and certain proteins vital for growth and health. Rat tests show deficiency leads to rapid decline, while adding butterfat minerals or casein extends life, underscoring need for balanced foods.

Ames Iowan State College Eijkman Robert L. Jones Iowa State College Lowa State College Sturation Advanced Chemistry Nelson Raed Altho Rat

Benton County Launches Dairy Calf Club For Youths

In Vinton Iowa on December 23 Benton county begins dairy calf club work with 15 junior members. Five juniors will raise Holstein calves one will manage a Guernsey eight will keep Jerseys and one Brown Swiss. First such club in Benton, already hosting beef pigs and grain clubs. Members may exhibit at the county fair and Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo.

Vinton Benton County Benton Dairy Holfer Dairy Cattle Congress Waterloo

Bremer County herd tests report 27.5 lb butterfat average

In Waverly Iowa Bremer County Cow Test association No 1 to November shows an average of 27.5 pounds of butterfat from 245 cows. The top herd average is 431 pounds of butterfat per herd with 1,226 pounds of milk from eight cows led by F H Schmadeke Clarksville. The top individual cow is owned by Wonadring Son Waverly yielding 67.4 pounds of butterfat and 1,868 pounds of milk. One cow owned by L C Myers produced 39.1 pounds of fat.

L. C. Myers

Special Car for Juniors Going to Annual Gathering

Bremer county bankers and local businessmen sponsor a special Waterloo to Ames junior short course trip for 50 to 60 farm youths plus club leaders. Students depart Dec 28 at 6 am on a Cedar Rapids line car, transfer through Chicago Great Western and Chicago North Western, arrive in Ames by 3:39 pm, with chaperones Mrs. F. G. Sehwyhart and I. W. Plager.

Waverly Bremer County Waterloo Cedarae & Northern Line Ames Bremer Chicago Great Western Toad Chicago North Western Marshalltown Grundy Center Grundy County F. G. Sehwyhart Plager Ruth Messer Clab Ifaas Anderson Baby Heef Dieke Dieken Imarket Pig Dlal Aml Lionavan Baldwin Weil BO Market Lucy Wiijhelm Ada Sud Marion Newton Adz Brown Glad Cane Robert Sehwvhare Edward Syndergaard Wilwer Garrod Mager Kenneth Messer Ther Thaniseh Boekes Leong

Omaha Livestock Market Report Summary

The report notes steady to firm demand across classes with feeders especially steady, targeting 440 to 200 pound weights. Slaughter cattle and hogs show varied bids, receipts mixed, while calves and yearlings indicate steady or modestly improved prices. Market activity includes references to feeder cattle, veal, and beef prices amid regional listing and odd lot entries.

St Louis Livestock Market Prices Report

Market notes show cattle and hog prices withVarious weights and classes listed. Prices range with calves and vealers noted, and distributions for heifers cows and sows indicate mixed demand and regional factors.

ST. Louis St. Tevnis Der

Wheat Market Surges on Government Crop Reports

Wheat prices jumped to 948 ½ cents per bushel amid bullish USDA crop data and expectations of U.S. and Canadian export rises. Contracts advanced early, then fluctuated with profit taking, while corn and oats followed with mixed gains and bearish forecasts in oats. Provisions rose in step with grains as markets closed higher overall.

United States Canada Jorn. Com

Hogs Advance on Buying Increase in Chicago Market

Chicago AP report shows hog receipts 16 000 with rising demand and prices. Buyers secured all weights 200 to 425 pounds with top around 11.50 and lighter weights near 10.50 to 12.00. Cattle and sheep also firmer amid active shippers and steady to higher bids reported by St Paul and Kansas City markets.

Cuicago Lee ILSA Sears Heavies St_ Joseph Erie McGhain Phigent Ehusigas Feds A Chicago Der Tahu Aun

Upward Tendency Felt On Wall Street

New York Dec 23 AP An upward tendency prevailed throughout the market with many issues advancing on narrow floating supply. American Can led gains dropping to 274, Loose-Wiles Biscuits rose to 142 1 2, and other industrials, rails, and utilities moved higher. Closing was strong as high priced issues continued active bids and speculation supported rapid upticks in early trading.

New York United States Standard ‘Milling Atlantic Wiles Overland International Telephone and Telegraph Federal Murray Body Yesterly Allied Chemical & Dyn American American Car & Founi American Locomotive American Smelt American Sugar American Tel & Wet American Tobacco Atchison Atlantic Coast Lins Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore & Ohio Bethlehem Steel California Petroleum Canadian Pacific Sentral Cerro de Pasey Chandler Motor Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago & Nebluwestern Chicago St Prut Oo Des Beuviened Chicaso R. J Pavifie Chile Chrysler Corn Soca Cola Colorado Crucible Steel Cuba Dodge Nemna Electric St. Itzie Pameus Players Foundation Co General Asphalt General Electric General Motors Creat Northern Ptd Gulf Staces Huds Motors Ullasis Central Independent Tat Combustion Eng Int. Harvester Jnt Mer Marine Pit Kennecott Copper Lehigh Valley Louisville & Nashville Mark Marland OU Mid-Continent Petroleum Mo. Kan Texas Missouri Pacific Pld Montgomery-Tward Xkational Lead San Fran Seaboard Air Line Sears Forbuck Sinclair Ci Standard Stewart Warner Studebaker Texas Co Texas & Pacific Willys-Overland Wothwerth

Grain Price Guide From Chicago Board of Trade

Wheat quotes show No 1 hard at 1.74 and No 2 at 1.73 per bushel. Corn mixed bids range from 0.65 to 0.76 with various No 4 and No 5 mixed listings. Barley and flaxseed move lightly with thyme seed at 6.00 to 7.75 and cloverseed at 24.00 to 6.50. Provisions list lard at 14.65, pork bellies 14.50, and rice at 14.05.

Foye Lee Jan Te Olis Alies Mali Chiczgo

Kansas City Stock Market Roundup Livestock Prices Slump

Kansas City Livestock reports mixed cattle receipts 4600 head with fed steers and yearlings active and higher on average. Hogs at 5500 head show gains though heavy weights trade unevenly. sheep and lambs at 4000 head trend strong on good demand with top lambs near 15.40 and yearling wethers around 17.50 while buyers stay cautious on light and midweight calves.

Kansas City Livestock Kansas Cir Steaty Secona

Peoria Livestock Hogs Prices Steady at Market Start

Peoria Alabama market reports hog prices steady at opening. Bid prices range around 18.4 to 18.6 per hundred pounds for January and March contracts, with May figures near 18.0 to 18.2, reflecting a townward movement and modest declines across months.

York

Prices at Chicago and New York Marts

Chicago and New York markets report higher prices across dairy meat and poultry. Butter creamery extras rise. cheese remains steady with small gains. eggs and poultry show notable increases including broilers up two cents and young turkeys advancing. Receipts reach about seven thousand two hundred cases. market tone cautious amid holiday demand.

New York Arennery Chicago Ewig Exba

Auto license totals lag in Floyd county as year ends

Charles City Iowa reports only about one third of Floyd county auto licenses sold. Through the year 4732 cars were licensed and by yesterday morning just 1175 licenses had been issued for 1926. With December 31 the deadline before penalties attach, a rush is expected at the county courthouse auto license department amid penalties. Mary Thurman, former Mack Sennett beauty and actress for William S. Hart in westerns, dies after a two week pneumonia siege in New York.

Charles City Floyd County Court House

WATERLOO MARKETS DEC 3 QUALITY PRICES

Waterloo markets report prices for grains like wheat and oats, live stock values for cattle hogs and poultry, and assorted farm goods from local mills and cooperatives. Prices are listed for flour butter lard potatoes timothy hay and hides including prime hogs steers and cattle values from the Rath plant and Barclay & Sons offerings.

Waterloo Waterloo Mills Waterloo Co-op Pooltr Springs Barclay & Sons San Timothy Bay Prairie Bay Colin Bros

Vinton Hospital Faces Closure Over Financial Shortfall

Vinton Virginia December report states Virginian Gay hospital will close January 1 due to lack of funds. Despite being well equipped and popular, its endowment of 30,000 and patient income fail to cover expenses. A proposed hospital tax was defeated, leaving open the possibility of a save.

Vinton

Prisoner Protest After Blanket Theft At County Jail

Fort Madison Dec 23 A prisoner Mel Reiselét protested theft of his blanket from a cell while he was away, saying he could not leave his belongings without them being stolen. Local officials confirmed the incident and began an inquiry into the county jail theft.

Fort. Madison Mel Reiselét

Kiwanis Christmas Party Attended by 150 Members and Guests

The Kiwanis annual Christmas party at Hotel Russell Lamson drew about 150 attendees including Kiwanians and their wives. Vocal and piano solos by Mr and Mrs Joe DuMond opened the event, Russell DeGon portrayed Santa Claus delivering gifts from the north pole, and a dance followed late in the evening.

Joe DuMond Russell Lamson Russell DeGon Santa Claus North Pole

Gates College Begins Holiday Vacation This Week

Gates College recessed today for holiday vacation. A ceremony awarded weekly efficiency medals with Hyitee Gates, president, delivering a talk on Christmas Spirit. Catherine Henderson won for greatest typing speed gain, Vernita Brons on for highest rate, and several others received spelling medals. Faculty depart to spend Christmas with families. Charity Craig travels to Milwaukee and Madison. Gillspie to Detroit. Mrs. Nellie Mose-Poe to Hudson. Mr. and Mrs. Gates visit relatives in Perte City.

Gates College Asses Bir Hyitee Gates Catherine Henderson Vernita Bronson Arnold Siegloff Almaz Olson Neil Wieres Donald Burnett William Welling Verda Fike Charity Craig Milnwaukee Madison Wis RH. Gillspie Detroit Nellie Mose- Poe Hudson Gates Iba Perte City

Consolidation by Sale of Two Factories Reported

Purchase of all machinery and stock of the Wille Tool Gear and Machine Works at 917 Fourth Street East by Electrical Research and Manufacturing Co Rainbow Drive was announced today. Workers will be retained and W O Wills will head the machine department as operations transfer to the purchaser’s plant. The company will continue manufacturing tools dies and mechanical devices. Meanwhile Harold White of Scarsdale NY returns from Asia Africa and will depart next month for British Somaliland on a three year expedition to collect specimens of the yehe wild dog. The De Noyelles Hotel in Nashua Pa will reopen within days after five weeks closed with J F Funk and son Oliver named as new managers.

Wille Tool, Gear & Machine Works Fourth Street East Electrical Research & Manufacturing Co Rainbow Drive Electrical Company Wills Concern W. O. Wills Harold White Scarsdale N.Y Asia Africa Hritsit Somailiand Nashua de Noyelles J. F. Funk Oliver

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