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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1925

Page

9

Wallis Re elected Iowa State Dairy President at Ames Meeting

Ames Iowa Feb Special Iowa State Dairy association elected J Allen Wallis Jur anglo president FW Stehen son Qelwsin secretary 2 S Estes Waterloo treasurer and Paul P Stewart Maynard vice president at the eighth annual meeting The group under the agriculture department discussed dairy calf clubs with 1924 enrollments totaling 24 town boys and girls 131 third year 341 second year and 359 first year members. The luncheon featured Prof Earl Weaver as toastmaster with remarks by several dairy leaders and associations.

Ames Iowa State Dairy Assesiation Fee J. Allen Wallis Jurango FW. Stehen Qelwsin S. Estes Waterloo Paul P. Stewart Maynard Vicw Apartment of Agriculture Floyd Johnson Earl Weaver Dairy Ousbanary Iowa State College Charles . Hil Rossendale Whs American Guernsey Cattle Club Earl K. Cooper Chicago i Holstei Kestan Association of America Carl N. Kennedy Des Moines Hugh G.van Pelt W. W. Marsh Galinyaux Iowa Guernsey , Breeders’ Association State Dairy Association Clark Mountain Joseph Galiryaux E. G C. Clark Cedar Rapids Tawa Ayrshire Breeders’ Association RK. Ballou Rowan L. Accola Amas Franklin County London Raymond W. Cassady

Early Report Shows Corn Seed Testing Low Vitality

In Grundy Center Iowa N W Reynolds reports testing 720 ears of corn found 127 weak or unfit for planting about 19 percent deficient and 81 percent likely to grow He believes the seed test will yield big returns. In Janesville Iowa John Trumbauer reports 63 percent vitality in corn from various farms with one shock sample at 101 percent vitality but cautions against relying on shock picks.

Grundy Center N. W. Reynolds Grundy Toounty Faremr Reynolds Falures Wal Janesville John Trumbauer Trumbauer

New Rate Basis for Produce Declared by Commerce Group

The Interstate Commerce Commission announced a new basis for rates on butter eggs cheese and poultry shipped from Arkansas Oklahoma and Texas to the northeastern United States and the Missouri Mississippi regions. The proposed increases were canceled and a WW scale set rates at 40 cents per 10 pounds for certain rail shipments up to 2,006 miles with higher charges for longer distances.

Washington, DC Arkansas Oklahoma United Missouri Mississippi Interstate Commerce Commission Theentai Vive Pottery Soads

Farmers Asked to Send Questions to Editor

Readers are invited to address farming questions to the Editor Warn Department at the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterlon Tuwa. Communications should be sent to the provided address and include a contact phone number 5460 for follow up.

Warn Waterloo Evening Courier Waterlon Tuwa

Coeckerels Hatch From Long Eggs Farmer Declares

A farmer speaks on poultry breeding noting coeckerels hatch from long eggs and discussing sex determination in birds. He describes tests and equipment aimed at predicting sex to help breeders select profitable bloodlines and improve hatch rates. The piece mentions Iowa extension service interest and efforts to test eye coloration as an indicator.

Cagney Ile Hauer Iowa Extension Service

Additional Prizes Awarded in Corn and Grain Show

Amesia Feb 7 additional prizes announced for the state corn and small grain show at Lewa State College during farm and home week. Winners include H A Dippard Altoona in half shelled corn, Will French Winterset in 30 car Reid Yellow Dent, amateur grand champion. Emanuel Peterson Harcourt in Silver Kinz 30 car. Edwin Justice Ankeny in Boone Johnson County White 30 car. Kriser Brothers Yellow Dent 50 ear class W N Kriser Rose Hill. grand champion 30 car Kriser. Walter Russell Indianola won in other 30 ear corn classes.

Amesia Lewa State College Lewa Corn H. A. Dippard Altoona Reid Will French Winterset French Emanuel Peterson Harcourt Edwin Justice Ankeny Boone Johnson County Kriser Brothers Yellow Dent H. Kriser Rose Hill Wkriser Walter Russell Mndianola

Mysterious plague kills eighteen cattle in Nebr farm

Eighteen steers on the Frei Draper farm near Grundy Center Nebraska died last Sunday from a mysterious illness. Veterinarians attributed the deaths to cornstalk disease after field exams. Samples were sent to Ames laboratories for testing. no other herds affected yet.

Grundy Center Frei Draper Ames

Hampshire Sow in Madera Sale Reaches 201 Dollars

Traer Iowa Feb 7 The highest price in the F J Madera Hampshire sale near here was 201 dollars for a two year old sow. The Hereford stock offered are reported to have sold well too at prices comparatively high as those for hogs.

Traer F. J. Madera Hampshire

Mare Hitchs Singly Pulls 1500 Pounds in Dynamometer Test

Ame la Feb for the first time in history at the Iowa State college dynamometer car testing the power of 1500 pounds pulled by a mare named Gols kines Wag Nitehed singis. The readout showed a record of 1300 pounds across 27 doses of rope in 84 5 Soroude. Previous records include 2.7m pounds and 1 aer for 1,400 pounds.

Mr. Cole Tieguty Mie Teeavier Tie Tee Derges Hoante

Births and Farm News From Reinbeck Area

A flood of birth notices from Reinbeck and surrounding farms lists numerous newborns from January to February. Families include the Stufflébean, Burk, Martin, Litward, Schuriter, and Leets lines among others with daughters and sons named in hospital and home births. The page also mentions farm leasing at ten dollars per acre and local movements of families between residences and farms.

Amd Stufflébean Wes Gerda Patmany Jam Caughter Virginia Sar Charles Burk Stranches Hospital Dan Charles Litward Elmer Martin Wenteland Dafayette Daughtatty Ludo Hert Schuriter Run Sian Dashter Norma Mr Mate Riel Geets Earl Ddrtoton Ela Tn Seth Ming TL Abts Wiehter Mire Ester Feit Mamehter Bath

Gilts Bring Averages Near $46.44 At Public Auction

James J. Sadler of Tama County sold 44 spring and fall KIMS at a public auction for an average of $46.44. The top price reached 397 while the low figure was lower. Sadler said he expected about $46 and was pleased with the result.

Chelsea James J. Sadler Tama County Poland Ching Breeder

Roy Porter Chops Down Cherry Tree at Bureau Meeting

Cedar Falls February 7 Cedar Falls Township Farm Bureau meeting at the Commercial Club rooms observed the hazing of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. Prof W I Wallace Iowa State Teachers College spoke. Men tied to win candy by chopping a cherry tree with bows and arrows. Ray Porter won.

Cedar Falls George Washington Abraham Lincoln W. I Wallace Iowa State Teachers’ College Ray Porter

Toledo Chester White Breeders Buy Noted Blood

Toledo Iowa February 7 O T Keene Son Chester White breeders near here have received from Kansas a large yearling gilt whose dam and sire were grand champions at Kansas Missouri and Kansas free state fairs. The gilt is mated with Blue Grass Model said to be the highest priced boar of any breed sold during 1924. At six months he brought 1150 dollars. Only one other hog in Iowa has the same blood lines.

Toledo O. T. Keene & Son Chester White Kansag Egilt Kansas Missouri Kansas Free State Gil Iowa

Grains and wheat rally on export outlook

Wheat led gains as export demand expectations supported prices despite yesterday’s declines. May and July contracts climbed with French demand helping May push about 6c over prior closes. corn and oats followed wheat higher before paring gains. hogs and provisions eased with slower trade.

Liverpoo Atlantic

Cedar Falls farmer to move to South Dakota in midweek

Cedar Falls with railroad officials report the annual exit of rural residents will begin midweek. Among first to depart are Mr and Mrs James M Cunningham and Philip Doyle who will take charge of a 2640 acre ranch near Highmore South Dakota. Paul Neale will operate the Cunningham farm here in conjunction with his adjoining property.

Cedar Falls James M. Cunningham Philip Doyle Cunningham Here Hyde County South Dakota Highnore Highmore Paul Neale Cunningham Place

Fourth nutrition lesson at Dewar

Messy OCR text outlines a nutrition lesson at Dewar with Mev. Tie as a speaker and mentions Mrs. Faith Melwugilin. It references a training cone, calaries and nutrition topics to be considered, with notes on table service and related details.

Dewar Wi Pollett Tucedias Faith Melwugilin

Hogs Steady to Higher as Week Opens

Hog receipts near 13 000 with light hogs weak to 25 cents lower while desirable 200 lb hogs show strength. top hog price around 11 14 with bulk 180 240 lb at 10 70 to 11 05. Cattle and sheep receipts mix with steady to higher bids for fed steers, stockers, and veal. top yearlings about 12 58 and fat lambs around 15 to 19 dollars.

Associated Press Catyle Kansas City Jattle Omana Paul St. Paul Mion Feo Exteriday ST. Joseph New York Fed Ohio Texas

New highs in stocks as market opens after gains

Stock prices advance at the opening with American Smelting up to 103 a new high since 1917 while DuPont and Chicago Great Western reach multi year highs. United Drug climbs a point. Aluminum and pipe shares push to record levels amid broad gains in motors, chemicals and utilities. Total volume near 700000 shares.

Associated Press New York DuPont Chicago Great Western United Drug United States Nash Motors

Sioux City Livestock and Market Reports

A condensed market update from Sioux City notes receipts and prices across livestock and commodities. Hogs, sheep, and cattle projections for next week are listed with daily price quotes and futures-like figures, alongside raw sugar and coffee market mentions from New York exchanges.

Peoria Grain Market Report Shows Mixed Tea and Oil Trends

Market notes from Peoria indicate mixed activity with steady prices in some grades and firmer prices in others. Omaha and New York later trading regions are referenced with specific price points such as 1.78 and 1,177 dollars for certain lots.

Peoria Livestock Prices Reported For Market Goods

In Peoria markets meat and cattle prices show steady figures with truckloads cited. Traders note typical barnyard offerings and moderate demand as sheeps and pigs move through the stalls at modest gains.

Prices at Chicago and New York Marts

Dewmark New York reported steady butter with slight gains and mixed cheese prices including firsts at 41 48c and factor variations. Chicago data showed receipts for butter 6924 tubs with creamery extras at 38 40c and cheese on Twins at 23 4 to 26 40c with Young Americas at 26 34c. Poultry prices varied with turkeys 25c and chickens 28c in Chicago and roosters 18c and ducks 35 in later lines.

New York Chicago

Butter markets nervous unsettled during week

Butter markets showed nervous, unsettled trading as buyers cut back to immediate needs and storage stocks remained ample. About 47 million pounds stored on Feb 1, a 32 million pound surplus for February. Wholesale prices at Chicago 14 lower to 39 1/4, New York 40, Boston and Philadelphia unchanged amid fog and quiet activity. Potatoes with little trading, market steady, receipts and shipments unchanged.

Associated Press Chicago San New York Boston Philadelphia

Wheat and grain markets slide amid slow buying pressure

Chicago reports wheat futures retreat as May delivery slips to 1.85 amid weak European demand and scarce new purchasers. Corn and oats also ease while provisions vary with hog and corn values. Clearing houses show a reserve deficit of 19.29 million dollars for the week.

Preas sChicago United States Washington Beayj Deleaney Qlearing House New York

Watchman Held in Martin Murders Probe

S C Stone a 55 year old night watchman and father of actor Jack Hoxie was jailed in Los Angeles for further questioning in the kidnapping and death of the Martin girls whose shallow grave was found near their home. Investigators say witnesses will testify they saw Stone speaking with the Martin girl shortly before their disappearance.

Los Angeles Cal S. C. Stone Jack Hoxie May Nina Martin Stena Waterloo Waterloo Mills Co Slunard Bros. West Waterloo Co-op Igej Stone Martin Rath Packing Co Rath Barclay & Fonthy Cohn Bros

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