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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1922

Page

10

Comment Invited by The Farmers Group in Waterloo

Readers are invited to address communications to the Editor in the Evening Courier and Reporter in Waterloo Iowa. Contact details include a phone line listed as $540 for correspondence and input on agricultural matters.

Evening Courier and Reporter Waterloo Iowa

Coverdale brothers farm 506 acres near Delmar Iowa

R E and I F Coverdale, of Clinton County, are prominent farmers north east of Delmar. They cultivate 506 acres, raise Shorthorn cattle and Poland China hogs, and ship pigs to Chicago. The brothers adopt modern methods, emphasize alfalfa, and cooperate with the Farm Bureau to improve local agriculture.

TieWitt R. E If. F. Coverdale John Loverdale Amercan‘ Farm Bureau Federation Ciii Ton County Delmar Coverdals

Grain Raisers to Meet at Ames Soon

Iowa small grain and corn growers and breeders will meet at Town State college Jan 23 to Feb 3 1928 for their twentieth annual convention and exhibition. Iowa Agricultural Experiment association will convene Web 3 and meet in conjunction with the convention of Iowa Corn and Small Grain Growers association. The exhibition is second in size to the Chicago Grain and Hay show in conjunction with the International Livestock exhibition. Last year more than 15000 cars of corn were entered by Iowa farmers. Loving cups trophies and cash prizes amounting to over 2000 dollars are awarded to winners. The convention meetings will be held in agricultural assembly. J J Robinson is secretary of the association.

Lunes Iowa Town State College Iowa Agricultural Experiment Association Jowa Corn and Swat Grain Growers’ Association Towa Corn and Small Grain Growers Chicapo International Livestock Exhibition Agricultural Assembly J. J. Robinson Co-Operative Service Farm Crops and Soils Department Association

Dyed-in-the-Wool Storekeeper Turns Jersey Breeder in Four Years

Jesup Iowa December 26 192? William J Campbell known as Bill a former storekeeper rose from a dyed in the wool retailer to a leading Jersey breeder on a 43 acre Jesup farm He bought his first purebred Jersey in 1918 and built a profitable herd with strong show records In 1921 his herd earned 153 23 per cow over feed with 41335 77 pounds milk and 27325 pounds butterfat annual sales of herd stock exceeded original investment while his son Lyman manages milking and business operations Campbell holds multiple local posts and credits the 43 acre setup and a balanced show and utility approach for Jersey breeding success.

Berleyvich Jesup Iowa William J. Campbell Bill Bills John Canis Jersey Mabel Darkie J. D. Fuller Independence Campbell Mabel Noble Dinah Darkie Bobby Lyman Oxford A. M. Herbert Shellsburg Henry Wabster St. Paul Waverly Fort Dodge Minnesota Sioux City Dairy Cattle Congress National Dairy Show National and Dairy Cattle Congress Wapste Wapste Valley Contest Association Campbells Treat Association Witsherd Dwight Camphell Roy T. Lee Buchanan County J. P. Hives Iowa Dairy Association Tie Clu Campbella Buchanan County Farm Bureau Buchanan County Jersey Breeders’ Association Wupsle Valley Contest Association Jesup Jersey Breeders’ Association Town Jersey Cattle Club

Waverly Poultrymen Win Big Prizes at Nashua Show

Waverly Ta December 26 Twenty dollars more is on J W Pierce s books since he took a pen each of Black Minorcas and Rhode Island Reds to the Nashua Poultry show His Black Minorcas took first in all classes The others were first on pen and gullet and second on cockerel The judge said one Rhode Island Reds was almost perfect Five Waverly poultrymen exhibited at Sumner Poultry show Fred Feldman Frank Dave W Curtis W J Coffin and V Weiditschka made a creditable showing in the display of fine specimens Also York December 26 Cotire Fe futures firm May July 2200.

Waverly J. W. Pierce Nashua Rhode Island Sumner Fred Feldman Frank Dave W. Curtis W. J. Coffin V Weiditschka

Rural teachers in Butler County aid community work

Dec 26 Attison Iowa reports Butler County rural teachers coordinate with the county Superintendent on school and community efforts. Christmas events include a charity prize drive, church programs, and a holiday house can vass for the Red Cross. Local officers were elected, and Jefferson No. 6 plans a new building after a Sunday night fire.

Attison Butler County Georetina Meltoverts Jackson No Mies Hosa Miller Plowsantley Xhie Chrismias Alison Murakants Tirret Cout Aril Mra May Read Lily Luke Lil Allison Mra Reed J. IL Sahuter Indo Tablos Minesat Spoody J. Tt. Isunoson Sxenior Wwarden Ralph McWhirter D. I Wilder JL. Wild Alsen J'riday Associated Church Celesta Rodermker Ablisen Public Schoola Wat Ben Diddens Allison Amperian Legion Post Bertha Webster Adoll College Belair Wis L. A. Bates Edus Johnson Jolvo Ardith Charles A Tolllidus Extension Department University of California Jefferson No. 6 Vamilion Farm Bureau Wennesday Burma Sherif Jeniger FR. W. Rooton Tainy Madison Viola Goutun Ben Westendorf Ackley Allison Comenercial Club Ensulage Vetr W. C. Shepard Ugene Owen Haney Ernest Speedy L. A Spengler William Allen Ysancson Alegert A. H. Werner

Christmas plans and family reunions across Littleton and Mitchell

Christmas events fill homes across Littleton and Mitchell with family reunions, visits from relatives in Waterloo Chicago and other towns, births and holiday gatherings. Notable notes include Miss Alda Wreed visiting from Waterloo, a new baby for Mrs Dearborn, and many relatives spending Christmas week with kin in Osage and surrounding areas.

Littleton Big Presbyterian Church Alda Wreed Waterloo Andrew Garlord Chicago Albert Fiedler Rt. Haywood Lord Bracks Verity Ce Wiliams Ula H.C. Hohhope Wart Lerloo Tean Hender Water Darenis Maude Tore AL Ro Pent Suneerly Cligera $ Tickisx Esther Manor Mankate Minn Cand Roof Cordes Srl Joe Oy Dev Jozrrphine Clayton Sinia A. W. Parkhurst V_Temek Creat Kingsbury Co Oeare J. J. Ross George Parkhurst

Shell Rock American Legion names Reynolds commander

The Der Avary post 193 elected officers for 1923 at its monthly meeting. Apek Meyneldeydeo was chosen commander, Herbert Clark as vice commander, Lloyd Gibson as adjutant, Glen Kooter as sergeant at arms, Meraca Sytner as chaplain, and other posts filled by Wall Culm, Mike Aumustabine, and Mrs. H. Yuroho. Installation will occur at the taglon ball in January.

der Avary Amenotn Mrowl- Went Mike Aumustabine Presi Yuroho Will Adair Startwte Taglon Fanuskry Om For & Aleitis Ressler Waverly Jiyla Tullew Pingle OW. Hughes Maury Keeler Tione Srey Cedar Rapida J. Webb Iiuvey Carter George Juke Ian Aprel Iarlan Lowen Backvon Ant Burton Wall State University Town City Jerry Martin Shellork Clarkavines Lodge Waverly Lode Keith Rowler Gle Tawley West Branch Mre WH Itunt Trw Ehdora Bruiiny Hunt Homer Ily Hrrles Flint Clirkaville Howidays Milt Hazlett Waterloo Leolaire Lowen Chieistmins Henry Owen Ainte College Aived Lew Fearman Holt Harriet Coulson Consolidated Schools Dysart George Mend

Local notices and market quotes amid Greene area holiday visit

Greene reports visitors from Minneapolis and Des Moines over holidays, plus local travel and a small town fire incident. Chicago and New York markets show wheat and flour prices, while regional farm prices and livestock rates are listed along with carload train notes.

Leaking House Statements and Dairy Receipts Report

New York notices include dairy receipts from Waterina company with milk and cream quantities. The report also lists foreign exchange rates for markets in Sweden Denmark Switzerland Poland and Argentina with varied demand figures and Montreal rates.

Waterina Foreign Exchange New York Des Sweden Switzerland Spain Poland Czecho-Slovakia Argentina Vrazi Montreal

Stocks Hold Strong Trend After Holiday Rebound

Investment markets reopened after a holiday with solid demand lifting shares across sectors. Notable gains included copper, equipment, steel, oil, and coal stocks led by Studebaker, Baldwin, United States Alcohol, and American Smelting, while weaker legs appeared in Maxwell Motors and California Petroleum as trading began.

Associated Preas New York Uy Haliday Alan Connor Pigely-Wisely Studabaker Consolidated Clear Public Service of New Jersey Virginia Caro Tnereses Studebaker Slawirt-Warner Pond Creek Coal Semblcott Johnson Glandard Oil New Jersey New Stock Standard Ol California Pullman Balawin Eels Pisety U. S Reading Lehigh Valley Southern Passie Marine American International American American Car & Stow American Locomotive Amurican Smeltlup & American Syrch American Americat Anedda Copper Atchisons Ath, Gull & W. Tubles Baldwin Locomotive Mallimore & Ohio Tothichem Stevl Midvale Steel New York Central Northern

New York Chicago Produce Markets Mixed Prices and Receipts

New York and Chicago produce markets report varied prices across butter, cheese, eggs, and poultry with receipts and visibile supply data. Trade notes weaker butter, steady cheese curves, and lively poultry values. grain and wool markets show shifts, while financials reflect strong call money and steady bank rates.

Wheat and corn gamble on late session trends

Market notes show wheat and corn futures gyrating as traders weigh late session pressure and weather. May wheat edges higher around 1.24 to 1.27, with July and December moves mixed as buyers hesitate. Corn declines early but recovers, May around 2.40 to 2.45, while other contracts hold firmer near Saturday's close. Provisions hold steady amid open interest and cautious demand.

Hogs Active and Strong and Cattle Uneven Market Update

The report shows hogs active and strong with light downtrend in cattle and mixed demand. Slaughter hogs priced around 8.00 to 8.05 per cwt while sows and feeder hogs show varied activity. Cattle higher early then uneven with steady demand for stockers and feeders. Sheep and lambs mixed, prices shifting with buyers and packers seeking desirable lots.

Kansas City Livestock Mo Hulk Olters Mort Sanners Keneraty Hetrera Abe Haar Ik Sree Ieee ST. Joseph Sr Joseph Felaskos Colorado Texas Stax City Livestock Sioux City Imsey

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