Banquet to Close Farm Course This Evening at Ames
Ames Iowa Feb 6 Five hundred fifty Iowa farmers and homemakers the governor legislators agricultural leaders and visitors gather for the annual Farm and Home Week banquet at Iowa State College President R A Pearson presiding Canadian John Hamill to talk Scotland and Agriculture Governor Hamill to toast W C Edson and Charles E Hearst to speak Miss Lenadore Berg to sing group singing led by Robert A Lawrence orchestra and costume songs feature the event
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Ames
Eadredth
Iowa
Iowa State College
R. A. Pearson
John, Hamuil
Duncan Marshall
Cabiner
Scotland
Pearson
W. C. Edson
State House of Representatives
Charles E. Hearst
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Grace EB. Frysinger
United States Department of Agriculture
Merk Thorn
Hamnatill
Exison
House
Senate
B. M. Stoddard
Thesebate
C. A. Jollis
James A. King
G.B. Held
L. Ve Carter
Hearst
Farm Bureau
Des Moinéa
Robert A. Lawrence
Lennadore Berg
Fever Drums Up February Garden Plans
Local gardeners respond to warm February days with plans to diagram plots, peruse seed catalogs, and order seeds. They inspect tools for repairs, oil metal parts, sharpen edges, and prepare hotbeds in sunny sheltered spots. Broken sashes are fixed, straw manure ordered, and a thermometer tracks heat to reach 60 degrees Fahrenheit before planting.
Clarksville Creamery Output Rises Twenty Percent
Clarksville Ia Feb 5 Special Thirty percent growth over 1919’s record is shown in the Clarksville Creamery’s last year output. Production reached 271745 pounds with the plant doubling its output over five years. The average price paid to farmers was 2.7 cents per pound, lower than in the previous cooperative season.
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Clarksville
Clarksvills! Cresmerys
M.A. Jones
Vystine
Ovuer
Farmers Questions and Comments Shared with Courier
Readers are invited to send questions and comments to Beitor in the Farm Department at the Waterloo Evening Courier Waterloo Iowa. Communications may be addressed by mail or phone 310f for responses and publication.
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Beitor
Farm Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Towa
Women Register at Courthouse Office
Women visiting the court bureau are asked to sign a register provided by Miss Elizabeth Judson. The note urges residents from the townships to sign, with the line ending in a request for aid for the Ravine area and its large washer service.
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Ctrin Bureau
Elizaheth Judson
Thame
Wales
Temirhie Ss
Washin Ravine
Jesup Grain Elevator Shows Gains With No Borrowed Capital
A 1924 report from the Jesup farmers' cooperative elevator notes 227 shipments of livestock plus 1 17 784 hogs and 606 cattle handled, with 2 585 calves. Shippers received 271 331 in cash, while total handling costs reached 3 950 and 1.06 percent expenses. The firm reports no borrowed capital and assets of 19 915 against equal liabilities, plus 11 750 in capital stock, with grain, flour and feed, coal, oil and seeds among other lines traded.
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Desnn
Dan
tGrain& Stock Company
Bus Ness
Aria
Uemandger
Partners’ Grain Dealers Association of
Nwa
O. L. Yancock
Andiler
Tows ‘Association
Jesup
Hancock
Jesup Company
Farmers’ Company
Ofan
Purebreds Shipped to South America from Chicago Yards
Five Shorthorn and four Hereford cattle shipped from Chicago yards by F W Harding of the American Shorthorn Breeders Association for Senor Caledonia Pareda Buenos Aires. Eduardo Harding, who judged the Hereford classes at the international, authorized the purchase. The shipment marks the first export to that country in about two years. The consignments include Grove Park bred by B O Brown and Anoka Farms animals, with prize winners from the Denver show and other bred stock from Reynalde Bros and Atoka Ltd.
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Chicago
F. W. Harding
Berlin
Anoka Farms
Denver
Milt Rosemary
Rosemary
Reynalde Bros
Wn Braate Atoka Ltd
Ana
Ste
Snn-A- Bar Farms
Brooks Re elected Secretary of Fair
The text reports Brooks being re elected as secretary of a fair and mentions a meeting of a board of directors during the planning of a show. It references Themis tone and 9. DL Tax as selected items and notes the year 142 in connection with the fair’s activities and planning.
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Brooks
Fair
Tual Utes
Baean
Gireotoys
Themis Tone
Two Brothers Win Corner Prizes in Ears Show
Two brothers claim corner prizes in a local ear decoration contest. The event showcased quirky entries with ribbons and novelty hats as judges evaluated creativity and presentation.
Webster City hosts annual Horse Breeders meeting
The Horse Breeders gathering will be held in Webster City with speeches by Gurtiss from Iowa State College and KB E Mason. Topics include financing breeders and qualifications for success. Officers will be elected, and a public sale of purebred Shires is planned for Feb 2 with entertainment and luncheon for attendees.
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Tadson
Wile
Crownover
Low Lraft Horse Breeders' Assummation
Webster
Toy
Wanguet
Elks Ball
Wonco
PLA
Hunddleseun
Otf
Dein C. P. Gurtiss
Iowa State College
KB. E. Mason
Webster City
A. Bb. Caine
Herbert
Dean Curtiss
Elks Club
William Schmedhka
Vorses
Captain Holbert
Greeley
C. J. Henderson
J. C. Ritchie
Stratford
H. M. Sparboe
Mr. Floddlestun
Crown-over
Hoddlestun
Wheat Prices Rally Amid Pressure Markets Fall Back
Wheat faced sharp fluctuations as buyers showed limited support and prices eased from session highs. Chicago and New York futures quotes show May and July deliveries drifting lower while corn and oats followed wheat’s uneasy trend, with notable activity in futures and provision markets.
Hogs and cattle market snapshot across multiple livestock centers
Receipts and price trends show hogs generally off 5 to 10 cents with steady cattle across St Paul and East St. Louis markets. Slower demand and light weights weigh on hogs. calves and sheep show mixed to steady moves. Buyers at Sioux City, Omaha, and Twin emphasize narrow ranges and occasional weight-based shifts.
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Fearyles
ST. Louis
Elisd Lis Boloenas
Stern Ewes
Stock market opens firm as rails and coppers rise
Buying orders push prices higher across many issues in brisk early action. Laclede Gas tops at 44 and United States Cast Iron Pipe hits a record as General Electric and Nash Motors rally. foreign exchange opens easier. cotton futures show little change amid broad price strength.
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Associated Press
New York
Feb
Federal Reserve Bank
Laclede Gas Advanced
Kean Car and Poundry
Aviantic Jes
Barnet, Leather
Sheffield Steel
Kennecote Copper
Misischmann Company
Standard
Tomvard
United States Cast Iron PLC
Nash Motors
Laclede Gasa
General Electric
Worthington Pump
United States Industrial Alcohol
Alis Chalmers
American Can
Mack Trucks
Davison Chemical
American Car and Foundry
Fleischmann
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Car & Foundry
American Locomotive
American American American
Leo + Water Works
American Woolen
Alsat General Asphalt
General Flectric
General Motors
Great Northern
Gulf States Steel
Houston Oil
Etudson
Tllinois Central
International Harvester Inter
Marine
Kelly-Springfield
American Atchison Race Atlantic Coast Line
Chile Copper
Coca Cola
Louisville & Wag Black Tricksouthern Prcific Pacific Oi - Pan
Bowieeeee
Pennsylvania
Phila. & Big. C. & I. Phillips Pet
Pure On Rep
Steck Reynolds Toch
Ico
Stl
San Fran
Abnard Air Line
Shre Borbuck Sinclair
Sloss-Shelf
Stee Southern Pheilic Southern Rv. 2
Handard Oi
Fate
Etrel
Waterloo Markets Prices at 1 p m Today Grain and Produce
Waterloo Mills Co reports 1 pm grain prices with wheat corn oats barley flour and eggs from Stannard Bros and Rath Packing Co. Grain values show Wheat 1.25 per bushel and oats 0.85 while corn new stands near 1.00. produce includes eggs butter lard and potatoes with cattle and hogs bids from Rath Packing Co and hides and skins from Cohn Bros.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Mills Co
Cornfold
Stannard Bros
Waterloo Ci
Rath Packing Co
B. Rath
Paivinn
Beifers
Cohn Bros
Purebred sows fetch high prices at Reinbeck auction
In a dissolution sale of Lynch Westergaard Reinbeck, purebred sows sold from 75 to 80 dollars a head with a top sow at 105 dollars. Halves brought 35 and 40 dollars, broad sows averaged 21.50. Julius Dern Reinbeck sold surplus stock and feed, two heifers at 44.50, two at 31.80, steer cartload 1009 pounds for 6.60, corn 5 cents a bushel, nuts 56 cents, hay 12 dollars a ton.
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Reinbeck
Lynch & Westergaard
Westergaard
George Leneh
Julius Dern
Food shortage warned by Iowa State dean Curtiss
Dean C. F. Curtiss of Iowa State College foresees a coming food shortage and urges farmers to demand scientific knowledge in farming. He says myths of constant surpluses are wrong and that marketing changes plus better business practices are needed for stability.
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Dean Curtiss
Ames
C. F. Chrriss
Division of Agriculture
Iowa State College
United States
Deant Curtiss
Can Cardes
Fanciers May Have Circuit of Poultry Shows Next Season
Piemonth Iowa and Dowkes Tweders af perth Iowa in cooperation with Upper Iowa Poultry Interests plan a March meeting to organize a circuit of poultry shows for next season. State college will coordinate with local towns to arrange venues and provide addresses for show sites.
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Piemonth
Dowkes
Perth Lowa
Mareh
Shaws
North Tows
Polled Hereford Sells at 510 in Des Moines Sale
Des Moines Feb 6 officers of the Polled Hereford association announced the closing of its two day sale at Town Verlands. West Liberty farm sold Polled Hereford Waller to S Clark of Donundthwait Manitoba for 510. The price set a record for the event.
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Des Moines
Es Moines
Wereford Sesnciation
Verlands
Wienta Falls
Tosip
Setanies
West Linerey
Waller
S. Clark
Donundthwait
Manitoba
Stat Grove Stock Farm
West Fiterty
Minnepolis Flour Trade Report
Fragmentary OCR item notes flour shipments and stock figures including shares and values. Mentions Minnesota origin and some numerical data but lacks complete details for full summary.
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts Report
Produce prices from Chicago and New York markets show steady to mixed quotes across dairy eggs and poultry. Notable items include creamery butter around 38c firsts 36c, cheese varieties at 23% to 25c, and poultry with turkeys about 25c and chickens 20c. Livestock futures reflect tighter demand with cattle steady to modestly higher and hogs generally steady to down slightly.
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Chicago
New York
Linden Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Illness
William Mussett returns from Iowa City while the Saref family reports their son Robert ill. Mrs. Stotin Cotton hosts the Friendship club. Art Anderson travels to Isnelle Valley Wisconsin. Elmer Bandfeld injured in a Friday automobile mishap and is recovering. Senior Standard Bearers meet with Miss Margaret Howe. Mrs Emil Mosher suffers tonsillitis while Fannie Griffich, back from Ottumwa, also has tonsillitis.
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Linden
William Mussett
Iowa City
Robert
D. Iw. Saref
Sfotin Cotton
Friendship Club
Art Anderson
Isnelle Valley
Wis
Elmer Bandfeld
Margaret Howe
Emil Mosher
T. N. B. Club
Bandnala Triane
Seven New Vegetable and Grain Classes at Waterloo Congress
The fourth annual Waterloo Corn Congress will run February 25 to 28 on Buffern Building third floor. New exhibits include seven vegetable and grain classes for pack samples such as white and yellow oats, barley, timothy seed, cloverseed, and potatoes. Prizes of 2, 1.50, and 1 dollars, plus regular corn classes with top prizes of 25, 15, and 10 dollars for township exhibits without school displays.
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Andy Bota
Lane
Ioade
LaMiz
N. Makan
Elroy
Waterloo Corn Congress
Buffern
Farmers Bureaus Convene at Dlen s Dika Ia
Grundy county farm bureaus from four townships met in Dalen s IA at the school auditorium. The program included community singing a talk by Mrs Ellsworth from Pella IA a pantomime The Talents of Farmers Wife by the Fairfield Beaver Improvement Class and teacher singing. Dining room service followed. Sugar data notes raw sugar price at 4.59 cents Cuban duty paid refined 5.90 cents with prompt shipment unchanged.
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Dika
Grundy County
Ellsworth
Richardson
Pella
Pairfield-Beaver Improvement
Ratreshmenig
New York
Holland's River Shipping Exceeds Prewar Record
Rotterdam February 6 The ten thousandth vessel to enter the port last year was welcomed as it came up the river December 30. The Jonge Anthony carried piece goods from Italy and wine and fruit from Spain. Inland river shipping, led by Rhine traffic, rose to over three times the size of the previous year and surpassed the 1913 record by more than 2,000,000 tons. German coal transit boosted the increase. ocean shipping showed no parallel gains.
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Rotterdam
Jonge Anthony
Italy
Spain
Holland
Dual-Purpose Shorthorn Bulls and Cows for Sale
Reds and roans of serviceable age with good beef type and strong milking cows. Herd Pedigree tested for T B and a member of Pioneer Cow Testing Association. Seller Bloyd J Loonan Route 2 Waterloo Farm 2 miles east of Hudson eight miles southwest of Waterloo.
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T. B
Pioneer Cow Testing Association
Bloyd J. Loonan
Waterloo
Hudson
S. W
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