Keota Man Wins 4924 Iowa Corn Yield Test at Keota
In Ames Iowa Feb 5 the Farmers Today market news reports C D Kirkpatrick Keota won the 4924 Iowa corn yield test in the southern section. The winner received a gold medal. In the northern and north central sections other top finishers were named and prizes totaling 100 dollars were distributed among the four sections with first prizes at 10 dollars and smaller awards to others.
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Ames
C. D. Kirkpatrick
Keota
Iowa
Joe J. Robinson
Iowa Cort & Small Grain Growers’ Association
Iowa State College
Kirkpatrick
Walden
Pearson
George M. Allee
Barr
United States Department of Agriculture
Newell
William MenArthur
Mason City
G. ¥. Giffen
Ringsted
Carl Bart
Smith Brothers
Center Junction
George Kurtzwell
J. C. D. Kirkpatrick
Cassidy and Wallace
Des Moines
F. J. Hass
Shelby
Town Corn & Small Grain Growers’ Association
480-Pound Steer Curiosity At Chicago Yards
Chicago market reports a 2480 lb Shorthorn steer slaughtered at the city abattoir after a week in pens. Local buyer Morris Zenziper paid 37 or 173.60 gross. hide sold at 12 cents per lb. Dressed weight 1620 lb, 65.3% of live weight. Despite size, steer proved a poor money maker due to out-of-class market.
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Chicago
Morris Zenziper
Indianapolis
James Rusk
Clarkshill
Ind
Bremer Women Take Clothing Courses in Waverly
In Bremer county nearby, five women attended a state extension program on advanced sewing. The lessons focused on testing patterns before cutting fabrics, aiming to improve clothing construction skills. The sessions were held in Waverly, Iowa, last week.
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Waverly. la
Bremer County
State Extension Department
Lsson
Fremont Farmers to Build New Creamery
Tripoli, Ja. Feb. 5. Fremont farmers' creamery company will erect a building according to plans. Made at a meeting last week. The building committee is composed of A. J. Chapta, J. itathe and Cc W Zell.
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Tripoli
Fremont Farmers’ Creamery Company
A. J. Chapta
J. Itathe
W, Zell
Farmers Questions and Comments Headline
Writings from readers titled Farmers Questions and Comments in Hed. Address communications to Editor Varin Department Waterton Evening Courier Waterloo Tawa. Phone 5100.
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Hed
Varin
Waterton Evening Courier
Waterloo
Tawa
Ames Short Course Observed By Junior Club Members
Beulah Vin Waoen, Busy Bee farm girls club member, writes about the Ames Short Course events. She recalls traveling with Bogii Shaw, attending lectures, tours of Morrill Hall, the home economics building, and the museum, plus a diverse program with international speakers, a club banquet, and awards for notebooks and club activities. The trip highlighted extension service value and county club support, ending with gratitude to Butler County clubs.
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Ames
Beulah Vin Waoen
Busy Bee Farm Girls’ Club
Outler County
Bogii Shaw
Heolah
D. d. van Fliuen
Armenia
Norway
Sweden
South Africa
India
China
Japan
Denmark
Bach
Eaet
Lis Quime
Polk County Boys
Butler
Pride Worthless Until Fat Tests Show Her Ability
In Colesburg Iowa Ed Jones tried to sell a Holstein named Pride last year. After joining two cow testing associations and following George H Crawford's feeding plan, Pride broke every record, producing 102 pounds of butterfat in a month and over 106 pounds of milk in a day. At a recent farmers institute 44 bodies on a platform showed Pride's production, valued at $25 pounds of milk for the preceding day. Pride is not for sale now.
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Colesburg
Jonse
George H. Crawford
Two County Farmers’ Institute
Pride
Ames Dunkerton Orange and Hudson Teams to Judge at Ames
Fifty plus high school judging teams gathered for the Ames farm and home program at YowWa State college on Friday. H. M. Hamlin leads the vocational education contest with participants from many districts including Rane Harcourt North Grant Sewel Carning Gowrie Qcheydan New Hampton Paton Grimes Tinter Vinton Catling Waukee Strawberry Polot Nepler Oneida Mayscatine Hoxholim Hudson Orange township Bunkerton Johnston Ames Huxtey Denison Washington Lamont Jordan Colfinn Huron Fairfield Fertile Delhi Monona Morning Sun Bondurant Jesup Zearing Runnels Atholle Maxwell. The event features four demonstration team contests and a banquet at 5 p.m. at Westgate Collegiate Presbyterian church followed by an agricultural assembly program and music by the Ames Serenaders.
Breeding Tells in Profits of Cattle in Independence
Ed Geraghty tester notes outstanding herds in Wapsie Vale through purebred and high grade stock. He says breeding advances profits by constructive selection, with purebred sires of known ability driving results.
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Wapsie Vate
Ley Cow Test Association
Farm Folk Attend Farm Home Week at Ames
Ars P L Friedley of Hemlington and Ruth Hewitt of East Waterloo join Hawk county residents for the annual farm home week in Ames. Seven tickets to Ames were procured with a certificate plan and favorable rates noted. The report hints at attendance by local farmers amid a gathering promoting agricultural interests.
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AMES
Ars
P. L. Friedley
Hemnington Township
Ruth Hewitt
East Waterloo
Hawk County
Ney
Bankers to Attend Black Hawk County Farm Bureau Banquet
Black Hawk County bankers will be guests at a banquet hosted by the county farm bureau next Monday at Black's tearoom. About 40 bankers and two bureau members from each township are invited. R. K. Bliss will give the main address on farm and banking interests. The event includes talks by leaders and a membership drive afterward. A new county farm directory is planned with C. T. and Lloyd Louanan directing publishing efforts.
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Black Hawk County
Black's
Black Flank County Farm Bureau
Bliss
R.K. Bliss
Iowa
Farm Bureau
Black Hawk Bureau
New Farm Directory
C. T
Lloyd Louanan
Brewer Finds Ways to Make Swine Get Exercise in Winter
Charles Brewer trains his brood sows to stay active in cold weather. He moves feeding sites, varies feed, and pushes animals to exercise by guiding them from shed to new feeding areas. Brewers method aims to curb lethargy and keep hogs moving despite winter.
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Brewer
Charles Brewer
Janesville
Hardin Debaters to Clash with Boone on Feb 10
Hardin debate team and Boone representatives prepared for a Feb 10 contest. The article notes Hardin's past state success and outlines the planned clash as a key regional event.
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Hardin
Boone
Hogs Slower and 10 15c Higher as Cattle Show Mixed Moves
Receipts at Chicago show hogs slower and 10 to 13 cents higher on light demand with several loads near 11.20. Cattle volumes steady to higher on good demand, with steer and yearling prices firm, heifers and fat cows mixed, bulls steady. Sheep and lambs mixed. lambs near 15.80 with steady ewes, small gains for heavy packer hogs and stocker pigs. South St. Paul reports similar trends with hogs up to 10.50 and cattle steady to higher on improving demand, calves down slightly on quality.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Alam
Sileep
ST. Paul
Minn
Iim
Sean
Omaha Livestock Receipts and Prices Report
Receipts at Omaha Nevada market show 26,500 cattle and hogs with slower to lower trade. Feeder weights 200 to 300 pounds bring top bids near 10.50 to 10.75. 160 to 200-pound feeders about 16.10 to 18.50. Cattle receipts around 4,800 with steers and yearlings steady. cows and bulls mixed. hogs and sheep demand softer but steady for some classes. Representative sales compiled by Lamson Bros & Co with H A Morey manager.
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Omaha
Nev
Sioux City
Calyle
Shipping Shares Lead Rise in Opening Stock Market
The Associated Press reports New York stocks opened strong led by shipping shares. Marine, Atlantic Gulf and West Indies, and Southern Railway hit record highs with brisk buying lifting rail and oil issues. Utilities rallied while call money fell to 3 percent, signaling broad market strength and a first hour surge past 500,000 shares.
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Associated Press
New York
Marine Preferred
Atlantic, Gulf and
Jersey Central
Pan-Americans
Riverside Pipe
Famous Players
DuPont
Mellon
Nash Motors
United Fruit
Federal Light and Traction
American Car and Foundry
American Express
Aliied Chemical & Dye
American Can
American Car & Four
American Locomotive
American Smelt
American Sugar
American Tel
American Tobacco
American Water Works
American Woolen
Anaconda Copper
Sitchigan
Atlantic Coast Line
Baldwin
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
California Petroleum
Central Leather
Cerro de Pasco
Chandler Motor
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Mil. & St. Paul
A. L & Pacific
Chile Copper
Coca Cola
Colorado Fuel Congeleum
Crsden Oi
Crucibie Steel
Cuba
Davison Chemical
de Pont de Nemours - Exib
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors
Great Northern
Iftalf States Steel
Tongton
Hudson Motors Allinois Central International Harvester
Mer
Marine
Kelly-Springfield
Kennecott Copper
Lehigh Valley
Aeee
Louisville & Nashville
Mack Trock Marland Oil
Naxwell Motors Ai
Seaboard
jRiv
Kan
Reading Jhop
I. Reynolds
St. L
San Fran
Seaboard Air Line
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Con
Sloss-She_ Stech
Southern Pacific Southern Rr
Standard OW
Cal
Wal
Standard Oi
N. dL
Stewart Warner
Studebaker
Texas Co
Texas & Pacific
Rovacco Products
Ind
Atco U.S
BANK CLEARINGS AND MARKETS IN FEBRUARY 1923 REPORT
Waterloos weekly bank clearings show totals for February 3 1923 with 1924 comparisons, along with instruments filed and mortgage data. The Peoria livestock market notes hog and cattle receipts and prices, followed by foreign exchange quotes in New York and Liberty Bond standings. Also included are potato market updates from Chicago with early trading and shipment prices.
Beaver Lodge News and Local Prices From St Louis
New Hartford and Nay reports note Charles McKinder and Cavally moving Wednesday into the FB B. Holges house. A stated Beaver Lodge A F and M will meet Tuesday Feb 10. St Louis Hay lists timothy and clover prices with bids around 21 and 15 to 19 dollars per unit.
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seMearven
Ney Rema
Charles McKinder
Cavally
FB. B. Holges House
Beaver Inge. A. F
ST. Louis Hay
St. Louis
Timothy
Waterloo Markets Price Report and Local Notices
Waterloo markets section lists prices for grains butter lard and produce from Rath Packing Co and Cohn Bros with ranges for wheat corn butter and hay. Notices mention Mrs A T Perrin visiting Theodore in Council Bluffs and a funeral for Hattie Ensign Strand with services at Oak Hill. several travel and social notes from Waterloo and surrounding towns.
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George Gare
Rostoe
Cedar Falls
I.r
August Crittman Wert
Patson
Nixzel Dodd
Hampton
Laura Petersen
Dex Moines
Reger
Mera
Will Olson
Bale Brean
Les Moines
M. F
Waterloo
Oak Hill
Maubhles
Sinnard Bros
West
Wierste Negro
Watering Co-op
Card
Bos
Scesar
Springer
Legham
Serer
Rath Packing Co
Rath
Storrs Gee
Haretay & Son
Timothy Hay
Hale
Cohn Bros
Fragmented OCR Notice From New York Market
The readable fragments refer to New York products and prices including terms like SAY TORK FLOUR and hard winter items. Mentions of patents and numbers appear, but the text is garbled with inconsistent spacing and unclear context.
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New York
Bat Watier
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
New York reports firmer creamery and cheese prices with varied scores and extras. Chicago prices show solid butter receipts at $9.44 to $9.39 and eggs with multiple grades, while East St. Louis lists hogs rising to $11.37 and cattle with steady to firm bids. other markets note eggs, poultry, and cheese shifts across Kansas City Sioux City and St Joseph with mixed yields and demand.
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New York
Ashe
St. Louis
Springs
Kansas City
Flock Association Plans Feb 19 Meeting on Wording and Bylaws
Black Hawk Poultry Flock Association will meet Thursday February 19 in Cedar Falls to discuss the constitution and bylaws. A committee recently met to draft structure and volunteers aim to secure cheaper poultry feeds and equipment through the group.
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Flock Association
Black Hawk Poultry Record Lock Association
Cedar Falls
UB & Constitution
Schools Will Have Part in Corn Show
J B Uban, county agent, works with consolidated schools on exhibit plans for the Waterloo Corn Congress set for February 25 to 28. Local rural education efforts tie into the event as schools prepare displays and involve students in the agricultural showcase.
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J. B. Uban
Te Consolidated Schools
Waterloo
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Lamson Bros. & Co
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Tlt Hospital
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I. W. Watson
Watson
Ig Baining
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James Barlow
Jerry van Miper
Waverly
William Brandenburg
Calefax
London Waterloo
Iowa Securities Co
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