Farmers and bankers discuss mutual interests in agriculture
About 50 Black Hawk County Farm Bureau and county bankers met at a banquet to explore cooperation. R K. Olson outlined extension service plans. J L Ubain said 30 acres of alfalfa per farm could boost county buying power by 3 million dollars. The program highlighted the farm bureau’s role in organization, education, and farm business efficiency.
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Black Hawk County Farm Bureau
T He County Bankers” Association
Iowa
Black Hawks
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Iowa Extension Service
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Smalling
Black Hawk County
Farm Bureau
F. P. Davis
First National Bank
Dunkerton
County Bankers’ Association
Davis
Mr. Davis
J. Ll. Uban
Black Hawk
Uban
Bliss
Tawa
Lawa
Clnse
Miller Shorthorn Herd Passes Tuberculosis Test
Dunkerton Iowa Feb 10 11 Miller’s herd of purebred Shorthorns recently passed its third annual tuberculosis test since accreditation by government inspectors No new cases have been found Strain local veterinarian notes testing of about 290 head in accredited herds in two weeks with no infections detected praising the eradication plan’s effectiveness.
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Dunkerton
Ilfinin Millers
Employes Re-Elected for Jesup Creamery
Jesup Iowa February 10 Following the annual meeting of the farmers creamery the board of directors chosen by stockholders met here and reelected the employer who served in the last year. Names listed include D F Rogers Burrell A Comfort Leonard Soguid night buttermaker A N Van Eolan Kenneth Miller Ralph Munger William Bahl A Freed J V Demuth G Davis I Fisher and EB W Stevenson assistants to the buttermakers.
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Farmers’ Creamery Jasek
G. Davis
Fisher
EB. W. Stevenson
Farmers Comments Filed With Editor Pamip Department
Readers are invited to send questions and comments to the editor at the Waterion Meeting Courier offices. Address communications to Editor Pamip Department, Waterion Meeting Courier, Wae terluy, Tons, Phone 3Tne.
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Waterion Meeting Courier
Waeterluy
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Nashua Breeder's Cow Tops National Milk and Butterfat Records
Nashua area dairy breeders gain national honor as Red Polled Cattle Club of America names a local cow, Golden Plativ, as top in milk production at 10,29% pounds and 804.2 pounds butterfat. The record test ran from Nov 2, 1923 to Nov 2, 1924, with 45 cows exceeding 300 pounds butterfat in the year.
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Nashua
Aracy & iWarve Berd
Golden Glow
H. A. Martin
Richland Center
Wis
Heaviest Litter of Pigs In Iowa State Record
Ta., Feb. 4. Ed Lenhart of Montour reports official notice from the National Duroc Record association naming his litter of 14 pigs the heaviest in Iowa last year. Weighed 2,743 pounds at 180 days, this world record herd, sired by Sensation Giant and dam Pilot Queen Ist, won $10 county prize and was praised by record keepers at Iowa State College Ames.
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Lenhart
First Lessons for Singing to Be Soon
The first lessons in community singing are to be given to farm bureau members from six townships that have decided to send representatives. The session will be held Thursday night at Ha High School, Cedar Falls, in the auditorium or music room. Professor C. A. Fullerton will conduct the free lesson, teaching that singing can enliven meetings and boost achievement.
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Ha High School
C. A. Fullerton
Cedar Falls
Two Per Cent of Reactors Found in Benton
Vinton, da, Feb. Wn. digas ten of boving tubrrentosis by Bo ton Pounty under the county area 'play is going forward by leaps 'and beads, Tharrisoyn township has accepted ome campiite test. PThirty- thre reactors were dissav ered ant mlne & lead. making an AVéervary of Up per ornter, W, : ipepector in ohare. is working in Bruce township with ei Comland astistine. They have Posted trare that batt of Brune anal! wil probibly complece that town ship by Feu fh. Pests are costing 139 conta per field. 'or ELA. Thixton started i ¢'es it tawnanip Feb, nid WHEL con enue uty as the herds in Cerar hive bean sed, Ter. Buxton ha ieeeted anbout one-fourth of Taylae tow ship, Rising pyreferenen toa hérds that have bueer supply ine Pmilk to Vintar vr. To. Gienn thas been festing in Fiorenes tow as jship singe Jan. 28. Vr. Iva Tan began the work in Fremont town ship on the same date. Th Acker. THAN hostessing in Unien town behin Rots and Har completed one lechant Aistttel TV. Hay Behnetert alarged in Kine townshil xester day.
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Boton Pounty
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Ohare
Bruce Township
Ei Comland Astistine
Feu
Thixton
Buxton
Vintar
Fiorenes
Jship
Iva Tan
Fremont
Unien
Holsteins flood Sherman sale with batch added
The Sherman Brothers consignment grows for Tuesday's Holstein auction in Webster City with about 5 more cows joining 26 head from the Sherman group. Norris Sherman reorganizes assets after Stanley bank failure, while Stewart Maynard and several other breeders add stock for the February 17 sale and the upcoming March event at Waterloo.
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Haeblo Ft
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R. R. Sherman
Stanley
Sherman
Stanley Exchange Bank
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Gleim
Waterloo
Stanles
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R. R. Sicherman
Paul P. Stewart
Maynard
Fred Pieplow
Aurora
Fayette County
Holstein Breeders’ Association
Bi Messer
Denkerton
Wal J. Kies
Jesup
John T. Cunningham
L. H. Mauss
G. J. Hamer
L. H. Miller
Watering
Oak Grove Holstein_ company
Cedar Fails
Samson Son
Clarion
Testing Law Challenged by Webster County Cattlemen
Webster county farmers opposed to cattle tuberculosis testing sue in district court to challenge the state bovine testing law. They seek injunctions against 44 defendants including county supervisors and officials, saying the law is improper under the accredited areas plan.
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Fort Dodge
Liverpool Wheat Market Slips Amid Broad Downturn
The Associated Press reports broad selling by commission houses drives a price drop in Liverpool futures and US grains. May and July wheat fluctuate from 1834 to 1889 as corn and oats weaken. provisions hold steadier while lard and belly prices edge.
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Peel
Howsig Downtoward
Marshall-Grundy Cows Make Record in January
The Marshall-Grundy Cow Test notes 37 cows producing over 40 pounds and 24 exceeding 50 pounds of butterfat, with 265 cows testing average 34 pounds. Albert Rowher’s herd topped with 173 pounds milk and 47 pounds butterfat per cow, while Stepaire 74.7 pounds fat and 1,863 pounds milk led in fat and total yield. Malting barley and oats prices appear amid mixed feed costs and regional figures.
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Urmiy Center
Tyes Fico
Albert Rowher
Lin
L Harry Hauling
Rowhers
Guernsey
Ty Birmers
York
Kingsley Elected Vice President State Jersey Owners Club
R G Kingsley was elected vice president of the State Jersey Owners Club at a Des Moines meeting last week. Other officers named include president Varrell of Waterloo and a slate of board directors from Waterloo Jesup New Providence and Geswald.
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State Jersey Owners Club
GG Kinsler
McGrregerto
Lawn Jersey Cale Club
Des Moines
Varrell
Waterloo
Flom. Sherman
Charles Cy Mwugh
G. van Pelt
W. J. Campbell
Jesup
Marisk New Providence
Johnson
Geswald
Farmers at Trade Returning Creamery Gains Reported
A 1924 production figure shows the Trares Creaming Company manufactured 46 908 pounds of butter, a gain over the previous year. Under Neilson Prothers, the business reports steady yearly growth, with 1888 pounds of butter sold to farmers in the vicinity. Local residents Mr and Mrs Cartvet Ratates are mentioned in connection with the East Waterloo Township area.
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Ayer
UM Co Traer Creaming
Neilson Prothers Dias
Buster Ty
Widespread Grain and Livestock Markets Report
Grain prices across Minneapolis Saint Paul region show mixed values for spring wheat and corn with notes of snowfall and variable bids in northern markets. Kansas City and New York offers indicate firm cash trends and regional cattle and hog price movements with trends in the feeder and slaughter categories summarized from representative sales by Lamson Bros. & Co. in Chicago.
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Marsh-Place
Chicago
General Stock Market Opens With Irregular Trend
The New York market opened with notable volatility as motors rose on higher GM dividend news while General Motors eased on profit-taking. General Electric declined further amid a Senate monopoly probe, and United States Cast Iron Pipe led a broad but uneven rally with a record intraday high before retreating.
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Prices at New York and Chicago Marts Report
New York and Chicago markets list produce and livestock quotes for February 10. Butter eggs poultry and meat values rise and fall across several firms, with New York Sutter and local Chicago packers reporting varied prices. stock yards in St Louis St Paul and Waterloo reflect mixed demand and weight classes.
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Hogs and cattle market wrap amid mixed hogs and steady cattle
Chicago reports lighter hog activity with prices up 10 to 15 cents on weights 180 pounds and up, while lighter hogs and sows show varied declines. Cattle receipts around 11,000 with fed steers weak to 2 cents lower, trade slow. veal and bulls firming slightly, cows and heifers steady to weak. Sheep receipts 11,000 with lambs around 17.25 top, ewes down to 9.50. Overall: market mixed across hogs, cattle, and sheep with selective gains and broad apathy in spot trading.
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Oelwein Named in 23 Cities to Receive Postoffice Funds
Des Moines reports 23 Iowa towns will gain federal finance for post offices and other government buildings under the Elliot omnibus bill now passed by the lower house. Gedar Rapids and Dubuque lead with 660000 and 500000 respectively. Oelwein and several others listed mainly for 100000 show broad distribution. Des Moines’ 800000 appeal is omitted.
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Omaha Millionaire Files Massive Personal Bankruptcy
Ward M. Burgess former Omaha merchant filed one of the region’s largest personal bankruptcy petitions in federal court. He lists liabilities around 4 500 000 and assets of 2 500. The only possessions noted are a 2 000 automobile cash and several club memberships in New York and Omaha.
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Neb
Middle- West
Ward M. Burgess
Burgess
New York
Two Army Fliers Die In Training Plane Crash
San Antonio Texas February 10 two Army fliers First Lieut Arthur L Foster and Major Lee C Wright were killed when their Curtis training plane burst into flames two miles from Brooksfield. The crash left both bodies badly burned Wright's mother lives at Lyons Kansas.
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Arthur L. Foster
Lee C. Wright
Brooksfield
Wright
Lyons
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Telephone movies to be shown to men's class
Following the regular session of the Brotherhood of Trinity American Lutheran church in the church parlors at 7 p.m. Wednesday, A Weigel, local manager of the Northwestern Bell Telephone company, will conduct the men through the central exchange. Upon their return to the church there will be moving pictures showing the making of telephones, and refreshments will be served.
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Brotherhood of Trinity American Lutheran Church
A. Weigel
Norwestern Bell Telephone Company
Central Exchange
Kiwanis Luncheon Highlights Credit Policy Talk
Hassell DeGon, secretary of the Waterloo Retail Merchants' Association, spoke at the noonday Kiwanis luncheon in Hotel Russell Lamson on the topic of credit. He argued that a business credit structure must be founded on faith.
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Hassell DeGon
Waterloo Retail Merchants’ Association
Kiwanis Club
Russell-Lamson
Fire alarms triggered by chimney and furnace smoke
Sparks and smoke from a burning chimney and a coal furnace sparked two fire alarms today at 9:00 am and 11:40 am. Responders went to 327 Summit Avenue and 75 Logan Avenue with no damage reported. An advertisement line about insurance appears at the end.
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Summit Avenue
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