Fairbank county fair displays corn and grain exhibit
County Farm Bureau and community institute end a three day meeting in Fairbank drawing over 400 in attendance. Farmers from Bremer, Buchanan, Black Hawk and Wayde counties show cars of corn and other grains while judges award prizes to J A Beierschmitt Gail Bantz and others. Bankers from Des Moines discuss the farmer customer relationship and tax federation reports highlight proposed tax changes and responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satebank
County Farm Bureau and Community Institute
A. G. Larson
Cedar Falls
Fairbank
Bremer
Uchanan
Black Hawk
Wayte
Priza
Exibit
J. A
Ted
W. H. Gisel
G. W. Lawer
Edgar Siggelkow
Acob Arnold
A. Garber
E. H. Zumack
James Berrie
J. A. Wilams
Carl Budine
Y Hazel King
Marjorie Troxel
Harold Clow
F. B. Kaufman
Trust Company
Des Loines
Arge
Georga
Fitch
Kaufman
C . Hunt
Iowa Farm Urcan Corloration
Hunt
Federation
Jesup Creamery Reports Record Butter Output and Gains
Jesup Iowa reports substantial gains for the year with 1,085,222 pounds of butter produced, up from 491,973 the prior year. The co op notes rising milk intake, total butterfat purchases at 27,340.83 pounds, lower production costs per pound, and net patron checks of 349,641.20, alongside a balance on hand of 28,955.90 and new plant costs of 25,751.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
Jesup Co- Operative Creamery Company
Rogers
Need for Horses Is Seen at Markets
Chicago reports show 1921 817 445 horses and mules handled at 67 markets. In 1922 the total rose to 1 442 640, a 33.4 percent gain with southern and southwestern markets leading. Memphis December sales jumped 7 761 from 1921, and East St Louis rose by more than 6 000. Wayne Dinsmore cites city demand for heavy draft work and says quality buyers pay top prices while breeders should resume strong breeding for 1925 1926 peak expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Pittsburgh
Memphis
East St. Louis
Amerillo
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Tex
Atlanta
Wayne Dinsmore
Horse Association of America
Dinsmore
Lime rate cuts ordered by Iowa railroad commission
Des Moines reports the Iowa railroad commission reduced intrastate freight on agricultural limestone by 8 to 23 percent based on distance, effective March 1, following Farm Bureau petitions. Tests show 80 percent of 500 soil samples need 4 to 5 tons per acre, boosting lime benefits and crop health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Railroad Commission
State Farm Bureau
Commerce
J. H. Henderon
Farm Bureaus
Iowa
State Agricultural College
H. W. Warner
South Central
Western ranges will have forage for winter
Chicago February 13 reports show western ranges at about 60 percent of normal on February 1 versus 85 percent on January 1. Hay and forage on hand is sufficient for the remainder of winter. Cattle delivery forecasts from Arizona and New Mexico are adjusted, with New Mexico expected to deliver under 100,000 dead cattle this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
West
Division of Livestock
United States Bureau of Markets
Montana
Arizona
New Mexico
Maxwell Farm
City Huntta Ct
Waterloo
Eagle Center Road
Thia
Jersey
Plymouth Rock
Minneapolis
Litchfield
I. H
Bob Slaigh
Peter Petersen
Oscar Tostlehs
Ralph Miller
Hans Smith
Cierke
Farm Credit Legislation Debated by Leaders in Congress
Washington news out of the D C bureau reports agricultural leaders push the Strong farm land bank reform bill to be considered by the House amid plans to postpone the butter price bill. Iowa repayments to the War Finance corporation top recent state tallies as loans shrink from 23.9 to about 12 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Evening Courier
Washington News Bureau
Washington, D. C
Dickinson
Farm Land Bank
House
Agricultural Committee
Inter
Senate
KH. H. Cunningham
Town Farm Duraau Federation
Farm Loan Bank
Land Bank Board
National Board
Iowa
War Finance Corporation
Towa
Industra
Prices in New York and Chicago Today
New York and Chicago today list varied produce prices across dairy, poultry, and eggs. Butter remains steady, with creamery products showing minor shifts, while eggs and poultry prices vary by category and weight. markets in St. Louis and Kansas City are noted for comparable movements.
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New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Moy
St. Loui
St. Louis
Wheat rises sharply as foreign markets lift prices
Wheat gains in early trade amid strong foreign demand signals from Liverpool and Winnipeg. July and September contracts hit new high records while New York and Chicago exchanges show mixed activity. Foreign exchange and wool, cotton, and dairy quotes follow with general price firmness amid cautious profit taking and market pauses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pras
Liverpool
Winnipeg
LoneRsen
Mike Wbeher
Alay
Ronan Rho
Marcury
Land and grain market notes from Tama and surrounding towns
A collage of price listings and land deals from Tama and Waterloo markets, detailing spring wheat oats rye corn and butter alongside recent land sales in Buckingham township. Prices for hogs, cattle and farm products appear with multiple regional traders and merchants.
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Waterloo
Harley
Waterloo Co-op
Wnaterloo Co
Saeeees Zoo
Baeigial
Henry Pippert
Buckingham Township
Tama County
Pinkerton
George Zaba
Timothy
Powder River
Big Fe
ST. Louis Geralt
Minneapolis
Minn
CBSA
Turkey
Jefferson Debaters Win in Fayette County Championship
Osiwein Indiana February 13 Jefferson debaters won the Fayette County farm bureau championship at Knights of Columbus hall defeating Eden township by unanimous decision. The victory makes Jefferson 600 the county representative in the district debate scheduled Saturday night with the winner of Winneshiek county bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osiwein
Fayette County
Knights of Columbus Hall
Jefferson
Eden Township
Jeter
Winnesbiek County
Allison Creamery Reports Over Eighty Thousand Dollar Year
The Farmers' Co-Operative creamery held its annual meeting with officers reelected. Secretary's report shows business exceeded $80,000 for the year, operating expenses about $6,900, and 227,015 pounds of butter sold. Butter fat purchases topped 25,000 pounds in June, with a gain of 0.267 pounds of butter over 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
Hampshire Cow Sale At Greene Iowa Sets Prices
John Howe sold 66 Hampshire cows and gilts at Lovell garage in Greene Iowa on Saturday afternoon. Abduction is not related. average price was 57 dollars. The top sow brought 120 dollars and the highest gilt sold for 109 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiowe Levis
Hampshires
Greene, Ia
John Howe
Hampshire
Lovell
U. S. grain exports drop in past week
U S grain exports last week totaled 8 49 million bushels versus 6 734 million the prior week with declines in wheat and barley abroad. The fall was partly offset by more corn and rye shipments, notably a large drop in wheat sent to Italy from 1 673 600 to 1 249 000 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
Italy
Cedar Township Farm Bureau Women Demonstration
Cedar Township Farm Bureau women will hold an all day demonstration on Thursday February 15 at Wil Frost’s home, central in the township. The program features labor saving kitchen equipment and a set of modern utensils. short cuts in the kitchen will be shown. Families are invited to bring sandwiches and one other food dish and silverware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Township Farm Bureau P
Wome
Wil Frost
Potatoes and flour price notes from New York market
Feb 13 report lists steady potato receipts with 69 cars and U S shipments totaling 368 cars. Wisconsin sacked round whites priced around 3 cents per cwt bulk, Minnesota sacked Kings at 89 cents per cwt, and small lots from Shal gan and River Ohi noted. New York flour prices show spring patents at 5.50 to 7.00 and winter patents around 5.25 to 6.50 per 100 pounds.
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United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
New York
Dun
Br.ag
Northern
Southern
Oe Baan
Inc
East St .Leute
Firemen Rescue Flag From Burning Elks Building
In Juynn Massachusetts on February 13 crowds cheered as two firefighters scaled the five story Elks building during a blaze and retrieved a large American flag that flew atop the structure. Both firefighters were injured in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juynn
Mass
Lnn-Reds
Elks
Cosgrave to Bring Possible Large British Loan Agreement
William T. Cosgrave arrives from London with a suspected agreement for a substantial British loan to the Free State. Uncertain whether funds come from English banks or the London government. Mary MacSwiney and several republican irregulars were released after yesterday’s arrests, with more arrests reported. Phosphate of tims from slag in Rhos noted.
Hogs Steady to 10c Off Today Steers 15c Down
Livestock market roundup across multiple midwestern markets shows hogs mostly steady to 10 cents lower while steer prices fall about 15 cents. Cattle receipts around 1,000 to 5,000 with varied demand. hogs range from 6.00 to 9.00 per hundredweight and veal and feeder bids listed. Major centers include East St Louis Sioux City St Paul and St Joseph with prices noted for different weight classes and product types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Présa
Hanis
Josh Vase
Dackeling Gows
Hmnooth
Wmni
Bolowta
Paclor
Ones, Jr
St, Louis
St. Louis
Staal Rao
Sioux City
Igua
ST. Paul
St. Paw
Cav
Joseph
Sugar stocks lead steady market rally on February 13
In New York trading dated February 13 the market moved upward with gains in sugar and steel shares. Notable risers included Cuban American Sugar and American Beet Sugar, while Union Pacific and Southern saw solid advances. Call money opened at 4 1/2 percent and the closing was strong as buying remained broad across industrials and tobacco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Brooklyn
Elias
Su Iusion
New Haven
Uogiolath
American Lotomotive
Americai Smoking & Rete
Aamerican Sui
Eteepee
Amerlean
Anaconda Copper
Agchibon
Ath, Gul & Wy
Indias
Yaldwin Leecompetive
Baltimora & Ohio
Hothinima Steel
Brantral Leather
G. Chhul
United States Steel
Utth Copper
Willys-Overland
Maxwell Motors Consolidated Gra
Atgipsuscany
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Farm Department
Evening Courier
H. Williams
E. O. Troxel
A. H. Nican Way
Aroll Clow
Ezra MacKenzie
Bollow
Carvey
Ira Winch
Ralph Richars
Fred Clow
L. P. Davis
E. Elliot
Ralph Richards
Fred Crow
S. Sanborn
James Curley
Henry Goeller
Jesse Bigs
Farmers’ State Savings Bank
Mr. Bige
Wendall
Romeons
Jesup Co-Operative Creamery Company
U. S. Department
Imegtung Hale
Western Ranges
Tama Man Seals Angus
Toledo
Frank Emerson
Frank Srozek
Clutter
Mo Levidna
Chiisea
Kerry Haniffl
Frank Smplex
Farm Bureau
York
Wisconslan Drole
Crown
Taney
Duttar
Arkheems
Jonghoms
Arena
Tha Amason
Casi Hawser
Foreign Techanue
Britain
Prance
Belgium
Germany
Dassia
Holland
Ie Pio
Norway
Sweden
Uie Fe
Denmark
Switzerland
Greece
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Argentini
Domand
Trazil
Demant
Montreal
Woolf
Lotton
Afb
REEDS
Waterloo Co-operative Dairy Company
COFFE
Rio No
Witte
Wile
Staurley
Uae
Dia
Wiert
Tama
Milwaukee Gerad
Milwaukee
Wis
Kawsas City
Aneene City
Omaha
Nev
Liberty Bonds
Oletabotg Rouse
Heb
Fayette Co
Allison Creamery
U. S
Think Cosgrave
Trish Gov't
Kansas City Livestock
Taouia Sin Me
Oor EU
Reem
Cowah
Holfers
Best Veahord
Chaitiers
Cutterk
Bo Peatily
Peoria Livestock
Bow ‘York
Isla
Morthn
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