Dispersal Holstein Sale Draws Northern Iowa Breeders
The farmers market sale at Dairy Congress grounds Tuesday February 17 features Wayside Rose Deltol and two granddaughters among 65 head from Sherman Brothers Jesup and other consignors. High yearly butter records and 900 pound three year old cited, with rapid bidding expected from Waterloo area and distant buyers.
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Bce
Dairy Cause Congress Grounds
Northenstern
Stose Deltol
Wisconsin Foundation
Homestead
Deltol
Tno
Wa Side
Rose DeSol
Sherman Brothers
Jesup
Sherman
Stanley
Iowa Holstein- Vriesian Breeders Association
Eli Messer
Dunkerton
Val J. Kles
Paul P. Stewart
Maynard
Fred Piepiow
Augora
Waterloo
Oak Grove Holstein Company
John T. Cunningham
L. H. Miller
J. Hamer
W. H. Maust
Floyd County Farm Institute to feature contests and talks at Rudd
The twenty sixth annual Floyd County Farmers Institute near Rudd runs Tuesday and Wednesday February 18. Prizes will honor exhibits in baked goods canned goods sewing and candies with judges Mrs James Hilton Jefferson Iowa and Al Hauser Iowa extension specialist. Men compete in grain and produce displays judged by Timothy Seer and Hauser. Talks cover soils small grains dairy cattle poultry beef and roads with Floyd McClean Wilton and local leaders contributing on club projects and farm topics.
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Timothy Seer
al. A. Hauser
Lowa
W.K. Baird
Mason City
Mr. Hauser
Gate McClean
Wilton
Grain sale at Schmidt Wissink auction headlined by cattle sale
Public auction conducted by Schmidt Wissink and E C Behmidt saw light turnout and poor roads. About 1 040 bushels of grain and 1,5400 bushels of oats sold at 94 cents and higher bids. Cattle brought 60 to 73 dollars, while 67 head of stock and grain were disposed of under damp conditions.
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Schmidt
Wissink
E. C. Behmidt
Messie, Schmidt
Cedar Falls men to hear of Co op Marketing Assn
An annual meeting in Cedar Falls will hear a definite address on a proposed Grain Marketing company organized as a cooperative by the farm bureau and former national bureau secretary. The group aims to handle a large volume of grain marketing and storage for farmers in the area.
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Cedar Falls
Cedir
Eie l
Bone Port Romondil
Naw
Dutehage
Waksteed
Farm Bureau
National Bureau
Ai Id Tautage
A.A. Rhonalt
Clay Street
Lilian Steffens
St Paul
Adolph Steffens
Frances Brush
Farmers discuss filling silos without trampling corn
Dairy men and extension specialist N Spencer lead talks on silage methods at county meetings. Reports include trials in Winnebago and Hudson areas, concerns about time and storage, and findings that dry husks and ears improve silage quality while soybeans offer no milk benefit with a good grain ration.
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D. N. Spencer
Lawa Extension Service
Spencer
Winnebaso
Spencer Revenuy
Hudson
Soence
Youth student funds college via spare hours work
Hillis Armstrong of Linn county works for Art Kreger near Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls to pay expenses. A Linn banker offered help after learning of Armstrong’s honest effort to finance his education at Cedar Falls through work instead of cafe or sales jobs.
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Hillis Armstrong
Lint County
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Art Kreger
Armstrong
Phaby
Courier
Linn County
Grange Organizes in Delaware and Clayton Counties
A Dela ware County Farm bureau note from Manchester compares the Grange with the Farm Bureau. Jasper county Grange members visited two weeks, organizing Colesburg and a site near Strawberry Point Clayton county. The report notes good relations between the groups and highlights Grange fraternal work as valuable for community development.
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Grange
Delaware
Clayton Counties
Delaware County Farm Bureau
Manchester
Farm Bureau
Jasper County
Colesburg
Strawberry Point
Clayton County
Weak Hatches See Prospective Trouble From 1924 Weather
Poultrymen fear April hatch failure due to a severe 1924 season and disease spread lowering vitality. Advisers urge mating pen precautions and using eggs from the strongest stock to improve hatch viability. One breeder reports losses and discouragement from pure lines as canker and respiratory issues affect flocks.
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Lomp
Pankey
Vetta
Ian
Farmers of Iowa vow united push for relief in 1925
Des Moines reports from district farm bureau conferences show Iowa farmers forming a solid campaign for betterment of midwestern agriculture. Attendees include men and women. officials say the drive focuses on aggressive action for farm relief and expanding membership to mobilize farmers statewide.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Towa
Farm Bureau
Clarinda
State Farm Bureau
Eighth
Ray L. Gribben
Fresh Vegetables Early From Hotbeds For Iowa Gardeners
Iowa gardeners can harvest vegetables two to three weeks earlier by starting seeds in hotbeds before outdoor conditions allow. Lettuce cabbage kale and onions sown in late February or early March produce transplantable plants by warm weather. Beets harvested early from hotbeds reach maturity about a month sooner than outdoor seed plantings.
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Bermuda
Ryan Brothers Sell Feeders at Chicago
Hemmerling corn tests near perfect vitality in shelled kernels with high strong kernel rate. Ryan Brothers promote feeding quality of cattle with recent Chicago market sale. steer average weight near 585 pounds and price details noted.
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Ryan Brothers
Chicago
WLFL
Slemmerling
Hemmerling
Sous
Orn Wits
Ryan
Frivat- Choteea da Brothers
Eo Ryan
Viery
Warne Ryan
Chicago. Voges Sell At S115. ‘Tract. Ja. Feb. Th. Tf Yasher I Ou Vaait County
Ackley Man Pays $275 an Acre for Minnesota Tract
An Ackley man who rented a farm north of town for 16 years reportedly paid $275 per acre for a tract in Winona State, Minnesota. The sale increases the acreage reclaimed by irrigation with hopes of high yields from frock crops.
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Ackley
Minnesota
Avkies
Tenre Roov
Woltane Stale
Minn
Totlandale
I& Enaen
Wheat Prices, U.S. Dept Report Spark Market Moves
World wheat values and U.S. crop year expectations stir volatility as federal data hint at low world wheat supplies while export activity and feed grain weakness drive mixed shifts in May and July futures. Corn and hogs follow with varied gains and losses in a tense market session from Chicago and Kansas City reports.
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Rytte Asabelabed
Busine
Dimost
Eparimene of Agriculture
Tt Dan
Stock Prices Rally Amid Mixed New York Open
Irregularly higher stock prices opened with oils in brisk demand after holidays. American Can led advances, up 4 points to 1784, while Union Pacific Mack Truck Allied Chemical and Universal Pipe gained about 1 point. Foreign exchange opened irregular, and trading slowed as high priced issues fluctuated.
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Associated Press
New York
Marland
Sinclass
Standard Oi
California
American
Union Pacific
Mack Truck
Allied Chemical
Universal Pipe
Nash Motors
United States
American Can
Southern Pacific Railroad
Ethal
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Car & Foundry
American Locomotive
Wee Lpo
Simerican Smelt
American Sugar
American Tel & Tel
American Tobacco
American Water Work
American Woolen
Anaconda Copper
aAtchison
Ciliande Coase Line
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehent Steel
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Jerro de Pasco
Shandier Motor
Ttenee
Chesapeake & Ohio
Nea
Chicago & Northwestermm
Chicago, Mik & St Paul
Chicago
FLT
Pacific
Chile Copper
Colorado Fuel
Congoleum
Consolidated Gas Com Products
Coxden CO
Crucible Steel Cuba
Bayison Chemical
Pont de Nemours
General General_ Motors Great Northern
Cece
Sereie Bom
Guilt States Steel
Eeereerrrreee
Houston OH
Hudson Motors
Wilnvns Ceneral
International Harvester Int
Marina
Welly-Springfields
Kennecott Copper
Lehigh Walley
Louisville & Nashville
Marland Ol - Abizwell Motors
Seaboard Oil Mo
Kan
Tex
Missouri Pacifi Montgomery
Natonal Biscau
Kional Lead
York Central
Relmolds Tab
San Fran
Seaboard Air Line
Hears Roebuck
Sinclair Con
Sloss-Shelf. Steel
Southern Pacific
Southern By
Standard Oil
Tewart Warner Nececwares
Jon Pacific Nited Pruc
Castor Pipe Ind
Aleohol Rubber
Ttah Copper
Willys-Overland Wookworth
Waterloo bankers report weekly clearings and markets
Bank clearings in Waterloo for the week ending February 13 1923 total 1 289 628 47 with daily figures listed. Instruments recorded include deeds for February 11 1924 and February 13 1825. grain prices from Waterloo Mills. eggs butter lard and meat prices from Rath Packing Co. hay straw and hides pricing from Barclay Son and Cohn Bros. The report also contrasts with corresponding weeks in 1924 and 1923.
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Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Waterloo Bank
Waterloo Clearing House Association
Avere
Waterloo
GEAIN
Waterloo Mills
Cnapa
Sinnard Bros
West
Waterloo Co-op
Leghorn
Hogs and cattle prices amid mixed receipts and ranges
Pork and cattle markets show varied moves with hogs 10 to 20 cents above Thursday’s average and cattle steady. Receipts around 19 000 hogs and 4 000 cattle with weight classes ranging from light to heavy. Prices cited include top hogs near 1 1/2 dollars above base and cattle trades largely steady with moderate offerings, plus varying lamb notes.
Livestock Market Report St Paul Area February Receipts
Receipts and prices drift through cattle calves hogs and sheep with slow demand noted. Cattle bulk steers and heifers mostly around 1 00 to 1 10 per cwt while calves bring about 10 dollars to packers. Hogs show slow sales with good weights 30 50 per cwt and lightweight pigs steady. Sheep and lambs steady with value around 7 35.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Peice
Babe
Roy
Jens
Joseph Livestock
St. Joseph
Chicago
Omaha
Neb
Quailty Plain
Ewing Lambs
ST. Paul
South Paul
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts Summary
New York reports butter with actives rising, creamery and extras quoted, cheese varieties and poultry prices listed with multiple grades. Chicago shows butter receipts at 12,115 tubs, eggs at 18,267 cases, cheeses including Twins and Young Americas, poultry including turkeys and fowls. Wool prices steady with domestic fleece and Texas scoured basis values. Kansas City and St Louis price notes mentioned briefly.
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New York
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Buiter
Kansas City
St. Louia
St. Louis
Afa
Dual-Purpose Shorthorn Bulls in Waterloo Area Sale
Herd owned by LLOYD Jd. LOONAN near Rout Waterlow, Iowa offers serviceable roan and beds shorthorn bulls. Bred for good beef and heavy milking cows. Tested for T. B. and a member of the Plonser Cow Testing Association. Located 2 miles out Hudson and 3 miles southwest of Waterloo.
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T. B
Plonser
Lloyd Jd. Loonan
Waterloo
Fann
Hudson
S. W
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