Warehouse Sealer Election In Black Hawk County To Proceed
Black Hawk County Warehousing board scheduled a Saturday session at the courthouse to elect a sealer to replace A G Larsen Cedar Falls who resigned due to bad roads and cold weather The sealer inspects cribs to authorize warehouse loans on crop collateral under the warehouse law Thornting Thornburg state agriculture secretary explains the process including sealing inspections receipts and mortgage records Loans typically run six to eight months with interest around six percent plus a per bushel seal fee and insurance requirements under current terms
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Black Hawk County
A. G. Larsen
Cedar Falls
Larsen
State Department of Agriculture
Thornting
Mark G. Thornburg
Cory
National Agricultural Credit Corporation
Dodge
Des Moines
Credit. Corporation
County Recorder
State Department of Agricultur
Warehouse Board
Wrb
Credit Corporation
Grade Cow Sales Fetch $2,861 Across Several Counties
Fayette county dairy sale sold 45 grade Holsteins for 2,861 dollars, average 59.69, calves included. Sumner buyer Ed Hentiges paid 7,121.50 for the top cow. Bidders from Monroe Wisconsin and Fayette and Green counties attended. Potratz Brothers plan to go into purebreds exclusively.
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Fayette, Ta
de Brothers
Fayette’ County
Ed Hentiges
Sumner
Monroe
Wis
Fayette
Brene
Potratz Brothers
Potratz
Correction issued for farm bureau dinner duties
A townships duty error in the January farm bureau meeting plans was found. Pie delivery was misassigned to Fox and Big Creek but should include Fox Big Creek and Lester townships. Coffee, to be supplied by a local firm, was initially slated for Lester.
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Farm Bureau
K. of Phail
Black Hawk County
Courier
Fox
Big Creek
Lester
Yowa
Letters to the Editor Urge Farm Department Action
Readers address the Editor of the Wa terbury Evening Courier urging farm department actions. The notice includes a request for community input and directs communications to the editor and farm department.
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Waleriso Evening Courier
Waterbey
Iona
Storage of 1925 corn crop seen as good business
Ames reporters G S Shephard and W J Hart of Iowa State College study corn prices and storage. They find storing 1925 corn for summer 1926 can yield gains by improving grade, with December price spreads indicating potential profits and advising storage circles to mail circulars for details.
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Ames
G. S. Shephard Wit
W. J. Hart
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Samme
Hart
Shepherd Mure
Agricultural Economics Department
Iowa State College
Iowa
Etulignk
Shepherd
Charles City Girl Is Alfafa Fan Poses For Picture
An envied man is L. H. Laylin of Mason Michigan whose bale of alfalfa hay was chosen champion of the International Hay and Grain show in Chicago. Holding the hay sweepstakes trophy is Miss Ruth Frank an alfalfafan from Charles City.
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L. H. Laylin
Mason, Mich
Chicago
Ruth Frank
Charles City
$110 Scholarships Awarded to Iowa Farm Boys
More than 100 Iowa farm boys from every county will enroll in Iowa State College winter quarter with $110 scholarships toward expenses. President R A Pearson says the recipients embody the farm youth the college seeks. Scholarships were awarded by county committees of notable citizens and local officials.
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Iowa
Ames
Iowa State College
R. A. Pearson
Bremer
Julian Case
Waverly
Buchanan
Donald Zimmerman
Brandon
Chaw
Gerhardt Hoverman
Alta Vista
Delaware
Harold Mathews
Maynard
Tama
Harold Pennell
Toledo
Hardie
Marvin McCann
Corn Borer Real Peril for Large Cornbelt Fields
Ottawa reports the European corn borer threatens North American corn crops. Dominion entomologist Arthur Gibson warns the caterpillar spreads rapidly, has damaged Ontario fields, and may reach Ohio Michigan and the broad U S corn belt as spring arrives.
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Ottawa
North America
Arthur Gibson
Dominion
Federal Department of Agriculture
Canada
Ohio
Michigan
United Stat
Fayette mutual secretary re elected for 25th time
Peter Tubb was re elected secretary of the Fayette Mutual for the twenty fifth time at the annual meeting. He will serve a twenty sixth year as an official of the organization. The report notes his long tenure and ongoing leadership.
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Fayette, Ia
Peter Tubb
Tate of
Fayette
Future Farmers Attend Junior Short Course at Ames
About 2 000 youths from farm homes in nearly every county travel to Ames for ARIAL junior short course on the Towns Etate college campus. Delegations from Black Hawk Bremer and Benton counties join others as classes and judging contests outline a busy program supervised by club leaders and prominent speakers.
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Future Laws
Ames
Black Hawks County
Chicago
Moe
Black Hawk County
Bremer County
Wayette County
Waterloo
Etate College
Raymond A. Pearson
R. K. Bliss
Diirector of Extension
Clvb
Kenton
Vinton
Charles Will
Benton County Farm Bureauw
Benton County
Hiden
Wesley Conger
Taylor Township
Bert Blocher
Cedar Township
Livestock Market Reports From St Paul And Sioux City
AP cattle hogs and sheep prices shift as receipts vary across markets. Slaughter hogs see pressure and buyers bid up to 11.60 per cwt for select weights while feeders and cows range with steady to higher tone in mixed sessions. Representative sales note varying amounts and weights across yards, with multiple price bands for steers, heifers, bulls, and lambs.
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Water Mills Co
Waterloo
Goed
Katy Packing Co
Tay
Clay
Sonny
Timothy Hay
Cohn Bros
Prime N & Parry
Chicago
Bee
S.C
S. ST. Paul
South St. Paul
Minn
Bsc
Sioux City
Trico
Chater
Chirag
Bramom
Ici
Hvestuntk
Cate
Wall St Strong. Oils Lead Rally Amid Merger Bets
New York stocks edged higher with oil shares advancing on merger hopes. Standard Oil of California rose while Stewart Warner and Postum fell, as motors and steels gained along with railroad stocks amid favorable trade and banking signals.
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New York
Scowes
Standard Oil
California
Stewart Warner
Postum
Motors
Chrysler
Hudson
Souther Paelfe
Feder
Burns Brothers
Rall
New York Central
Southern Pacific
American Caneral Motors
General Electric
United
States Steel
American Smelting
Standard Oil of
Pacific Oil
DLB
Amcnisoh
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Thiehem Steel
California Petrolean Canadian Pacihe
Central Leather
Cerro de Paseo Chandler Biotor
Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
M & St. Paul Ptd
Chivazo
Pacific
Crucible Steel
Cuba
Dodge Bros. A
du Pont de Nemours Electric
Cris
Erie Railroad
Famous Players
Fish Rubber
Foundation Co
General Asphalt
General Motors
Int
Combustion
Int Harvester Os
Ant
Nickel
Rennecott
Lehigh Valley
Louisville & Nashy Mack Truck
Mid-Continent
Jal
Kan
Texas
Missour Pacific
Montgomery-Ward
National Lead
Waw
York Centra
NH & Hartford
Folk & Western
American
North-m Pacific
Pacific OU
Reee
Packard Motor Car
Pan. Sim. Pet
Pre
Boe
Tennsylvania
Car Eres Phillips Pet
Fpierer-Arrow Mot
Car Radio Corporation
Reading
Steel
St. B
San Fran
Seaboard Air Line
Sears Redbuck
Sinclair Con
Oieutherm Pacific
Bonthern Br
Standard Oi
N. Stewart Warner
Blackbaker
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Texas & Pacific
lTehacen
Seed Corn Shortage Insights From Iowa State Expert
Des Moines reports Prof G Churchill of Iowa State College says seed corn shortages are severe but usable seed may exist. He notes statewide surveys show 25 to 55 percent strength after a freeze in general crops while prefreeze selections reach 65 to 84 percent. He urges individual on farm testing of every kernel to guide planting choices.
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Des Moines
Dec
Altho
G. Churchill
Iowa State College
Churchill
Bawa
Wheat Market Reverses as Buying Fades and Profits Rise
Wheat trading closed irregular with a net lower finish after early gains. Traders cited rapid price advances over the past days, profit taking, and renewed selling pressure as futures for May and December saw declines while corn edged higher.
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Hicney
Dee
Prise
Cori Ind
Bigenee
Trade Board Quotes Wheat Prices in Chicago
Chicago December 28 wheat quotations show No red wheat at 1 875, No 2 hard bids near 1 834, with mixed and white grades listed in varied figures. The ledger includes several color and grade descriptors and miscellaneous prices, reflecting a busy session of commodity listings.
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Chicago
Abe
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts Report Mixed
Produce receipts and prices across Chicago and New York markets show butter and eggs firming at some levels, with creamery butter around 50 cents per pound and eggs ranging up to 29 cents for certain grades. Cheese, poultry, and flour prices are listed, highlighting regional variations and current packing stock figures.
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Chicago
New York
New ‘York
eapy—Burter
Mir
Roy Credmuery
Turk
Express
Western Springs
Dite
Southern
Dltlo
Southwestern
Springs
Eugene City
Kansas City
Moe
Dev
Dory Butler
coTreen
Global Exchange Rates And Commodity Prices In Brief
Foreign exchanges show firm demand with British pound at various quotes and multiple European currencies listed. Liberty bonds market report notes slight activity. grain supply figures indicate increases in wheat, corn, oats, rye, and barley with regional price observations included. Potatoes, flour, sugar and coffee prices cited alongside regional grain bids and farm market details.
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Andy Vets
Teotis
Pastor Wirks
Will Liundeys
York
Larney
AD. Ienether
Hapolis
Minneapolis
Ming
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aTles
Orlia
Eallies
Waterloo Markets
Tor
Deo Os
Sioux City Livestock
Lainson Bros. & Co
Marsh-Place
H. A. Morey
Wall ST
Woor
TNSI
Pennsylvania
Artie Fielal
Board of Trade
Hanna-Shreves Co
Burlington, Iowa
Teot Mak Telephone
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Germany
Holland
Sweden
Switzerland
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Greece
Poland
Cedho-Slovakia
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Roumania
Agije
Argen
Shanghai
Montreal
Liberty Bonds
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Liberty Bonds Clover
VISIA
Wisconsin
IIN
New York Stock Exchangee
Cotton Pocanas
South la Salle Street
Fort Dedes
Tetenhone
Sioux City, In
Grain Exchange Bell Zo Aula Asoii
Cerrier Rapids
Mmuskwaki
West 42Nd Street
New York City
Mmercial
National Impany Dinvegetment Secur Verchingy
Vyilizite Thon
Commercial National Bank
Waterlola
Lotsa. S
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