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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1923

Page

11

Northwest agriculture price stabilization conference planned

Des Moines reports a new regional effort to readjust farm product markets. Iowa Gov Kendall and Minnesota Gov Preus back a St Paul meeting Feb 27 and 28 to seek plans for stabilizing prices and creating foreign markets for surplus crops. A Minnesota Farm Bureau federation resolution sparked a drive for broader participation including legislators and farmers.

Des Moines North- Weet St. Paul Iowa Kendall Gov Press Ofinnesota Minnesota Farm Bureau. Federation Farmer-Banker Council Minnesota Farmers’ Bankers’ Council Farm Bureau Federation State Bank 1 ‘ Association Farm Bureau

Jim Hamilton Hosts Sixteenth Poland China Auction

Independence, Iowa February 15 Jim Hamilton is the longest active Poland China breeder in Buchanan county and credited with the first swine auction in the county. On Saturday February 17 he will conduct his sixteenth purebred Poland China auction at Independence pavilion featuring forty sons sired by Cavalier and Great Long Giant, a son of Grants Great Giant.

Independence Jim Hamilton Poland Buchanan County Hamilton Independence Sele Pavilion Grant China

Kildee Named New Vice Dean for State Ag Division

H H Kildee head of animal husbandry at Iowa State college is appointed vice dean of agriculture, succeeding the late S E Beach. Reared on a Iowa farm and an ISU graduate, Kildee has long served Iowa agriculture, judged many livestock expos, and held teaching posts at Ames. His career includes a stint at the University of Minnesota before returning to ISU.

Ames State Board of Education H. H. Kildee Iowa State College S. E. Beach Kildee Towa Towa State College Agriculture of Iowa Town State College Br. Kildea University of Minnesota W. H. Pew

Guldager Rents Same Farm Over 25-Year Period

Iver Guldager will complete a year ten ancy term on the Clark H Streeter farm three miles west of Ceder Patis on March 1. He expanded operations by owning a separate tract west of the Streeter place and leasing the two farms jointly. Rent rose from 2.50 to 8.00 per acre last season under three to five year leases ending in a new gentlemen's agreement.

Ceder Patis Iver Guldager Clark H. Streeter

Iowa Opposed to Filled Milk Draws Federal Backing

Waterloo Waterloo Wyening Courier reports from Washington that the National Mill Producers federation welcomes actions in Iowa and Washington state to prohibit filled milk or oiled milk. The federation seeks federal passage of the Voigt antifilled milk bill, arguing filled milk harms health and misleads consumers. Washington produced 11,821,000 pounds of filled milk in 1921.

Waterloo Wyening Courier Washington News Bureau Washington, D. C National Mill Producers’ Federation Iowa Des Moines Charles V. Holman Federation Washington Holman Congress Senate

Farm Institutes of Great Western Give Information

Farmers Institutes of Chicago and the Great Western Railway tour in Iowa and neighboring states yielded practical results this winter. Open forums discussed local farming questions with on-site demonstrations by experienced farmers. Meetings begin on time, foster production questions, and plan two hour discussions. Upcoming dates include Reinbeck February 29 and many towns through March with topics aimed at improving everyday farming practices.

Farmers’ Institutes of Chicago Great Western Railway Company Iowa T AL Hoverstad Stitute De‘pire Hoogerstad Waterloo Reinbeck Arispe Blackton Marshalltown Melbourne Mingo Bondurant Lanesboro Lohrville Vincent Missery Swaledale Lamont Onda Manchester Dyersville Elkton West Concord Randolph Coates Kenyon Fairbank

Harms Wins State Brand for Oelwein Butter

F H Harms, former Tri Pallercauters buttermaker, now at Oelwein creamery, has been informed that butter produced there is eligible to bear the state brand. This marks his second time winning the emblem of quality after Tripoli butter also earned the distinction.

Oelwein F. HW. Harms Tri- Pallercauters Oelwein Creamery Harms Iet Tripoli

Record Flocks Grow In Fayette County Farm Work

Fayette Ia February report shows boosting by Farm Bureau as 14 farmers join poultry record flock efforts. Clyde Combs, county agent, notes Jefferson township response after poultry specialist Mr. Johnson visited. Two flocks organized earlier. growth illustrates coordinated cooperative work across the county.

Fayette Fayette County Farm Bureau Clyde Combs Combs Jefferson Township Johnson Ames Westfield Township Thoroly Farm Bureau

Farm Product Values Hit 1922 Highs in U S Report

Washington reports 1922 gross farm value at 14.81 billion, up from 12.40 billion in 1921, with crops contributing 8.901 billion and animal products 5.349 billion. Prices for crops generally rose, while animal product prices declined, except for sheep, lambs, swine, and wool.

Washington D. C Releas United States Department of Nowculture Department Laneces

Intercounty Farm Debate Postponed to Feb 19

Cedar Falls February 15 The intercounty farm bureau debate planned for tonight at Commercial club rooms has been postponed due to bad weather and snow drifts. The contest will be held here Monday February 19. Highways are difficult and rural mail carriers faced travel issues yesterday.

Cedar Falls Intercounty Farm Bureau Commercial Club Rooms

Maurice Cook Named President of Hardin County Clubs

Eldora Indiana February 15 Members of Hardin County Livestock clubs met. Maurice Cook of New Providence was elected president with Alan Jobe of Eldora as vice president and George Whitwood as secretary treasurer. Herbert Letlow and Cecil Cook elected to the pig and baby beef executive committees. The group plans monthly meetings to study feeding and management with a program committee including William Carpenter Wesley Emmett Iver Thorsheim Ken Hash and Elcil Hoover. The next meeting will be in Eldora on March 30 to report plans for the coming months.

Eldora Hardin ‘County Livestock Clubs Maurice Cook New Providence Alan Jobe George Whitwood Herbert Letlow Pig Club Cecil Cook William Carpenter Town Falls Wesley Emmett Steamboat Rock Iver ‘Thorsheim Radcliffe Ken Hash Incil Hoover

Miller S sons try Shorthorns in sale

Independence la Feb 15 W Miller Sons breeders of Short horns and PoHed Shorthorns here thru consignment at the sale of Monte Soules last week sold three heifers to FL J Campbell Hawk eye one to H R Runer Stanley two to PD A Johnson Independence and a bail was taken by L F King Stanley All were sired by the two herd bulls Rusper and Broadview Brilliant

Independence W. . Miller & Sons Monte Soules FL J. Campbell Hawkeye H. R. Runer Stanley PD. A. Johnson L. F. King Rusper Broadview Brilliant

Auburn Area News and Local Illness Briefs

The report notes Burd business activity in MT Auburn with mentions of shoppers on Saturday. James Struve, attending college at Ames, visited his parents Mr and Mrs John Struve this weekend. The Struve home west of town was quarantined last Tuesday for scarlet fever, affecting Mrs Struve and the young child. A sanity reunion was held Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Lewis Sechjot west of town with attendees.

Alt Auburn W. E. Wer Waide James Struve Ames Joh Struve Ralph Struve Ile Joral Cadagie Chaureh Ue Tapas Alellve Uc Port M. Li Calvin Waterlo Strawk Leelaire Owen Lytie Brice Ensley Charles Fort M EL Nifelaced Dexter de AL Treg Inovie Moder Woodinet Denty Stockwell City Mise Lou Webb Witverly van Vinck Associated Msgrs. Co Waterloo Herbertas O. B. Efuell Ana Theky Charles Woffel Tripot Urban Ktang Will Waskow Jersey Ray Wescote Keveux Lewis Vermillee PBSO R.A. Honnell Arthur Creager Sal Child Newport Wilsh Albart Baumgartner Airs Ernnest Schoephoerster William Waskow Joe Sabri Himpton Sen Nlin Mastin Creager Will Robertson South Dakota Aug. Buseh Hagmond Will Waskow AITS

Fragmented OCR sets local prize winners at contests

An OCR damaged list shows a school or church contest with multiple names and places such as La Porte City Shallsvure and Mt. Auvuen. Winners are named including Miss Alm Dursubk and Carl Miser with references to first places and prize funds. The text is garbled but preserves many proper nouns and event indicates a local contest held on a Saturday evening.

West Capcord Mitre Preece Mileleut Yaa Lorke Foak Hlastey Myra Shave Daughtlers Laura Vinton Mr. and Aire Mara Bern Sehlotrety Pid Ukeaghiter Alp Agit Sire Harry Sehlottele Asul Timibis Mile Phive Horn Catford Wierert Phumalay Alm Dn Vinten Minstaille Brown AL Porte Ly Lonmor Mt. Avorn la Porte City Shallsvure Aghools Ghristhi Churst Lotweer Follewa Kennath Anbure West Orateriowl Ales MeHrlae Sheallebury Mt. Auvuen Humarours Amd Carl Miser Berto Atoreal Ela Terence Abe Yorte Vugens Burd Agburn Ainiday Mra Georgis

Local notices and social happenings at Waterloo area churchs

Town social life and church events dominated this week news with Sunday services at Joral Cadage chapel and M. L. church. Birthday dinners, family visits, and farm moves fill the notices including a Jersey sale recap and a postmaster Eldridge obituary.

Hogs Active and 20-25c Up in Kansas City Markets

Livestock reports from Kansas City and Sioux City show hogs generally higher by 20 to 25 cents, with cattle and sheep mixed. Receipts vary, trade steady to firm, buyers noting higher top prices for heavy hogs and steady to higher demand for cattle and lambs amid uneven trading across regions.

Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts Report

At Omaha Neb Feb 15 cattle receipts 9 000 with improvements noted in several classes. Slaughter steers range near 9 000 pounds and lighter weights up to 11 60 per cwt while stockers rise around 250. Veal calves and cows show varied values with veal at 322.00 and cows 5.00 to 6.00. Hog receipts 5 000 with hog prices about 5 85 to 6 19. Also hogs listed at 7 00 to 7 19 for bulk. Sows 15 20 cents higher. Continuous market mix with uneven gains across categories.

Revelpta Amooth Rowel Neve Boul Steers Bintcher Camera Ata Ntighers East ST. Louis Eust St Louis Sioux City Oma Livestock Omaha Neb

Peoria Livestock Market Report and Prices

Receipts mixed as cattle and hogs show strong demand with tops reaching high values. Veal prices around 374.00 per head while hogs fetch 50 and 62.50 with medians near 8.45 to 8.50. Wheat flour prices steady with spring and winter varieties listed.

Forton Ieee God

Produce Prices in New York and Chicago Today

New York and Chicago price lists show butter, cheese, eggs, and poultry with firmer bids in New York and varied levels in Chicago. Butter gains and creamery products trend higher while egg and poultry values move with market demand, reflecting supply shifts and regional demand.

New York Chicago

Waterloo Bank Clearings and Market Notes Roundup

Waterloo bank clearings for the week ending February 14 show totals of 266 169.50 and 143 620.17 with mixed instruments. markets in wool, hides, sugar, coffee, and potatoes are reported with varied prices. Parkersburg reports social visits and local basketball results while ongoing storms and illnesses affect community activities.

Waterloo Bank Waterloo Clearing House Aeso Nees

Community school notes and social events in Cedar Falls area

Frances Dahl of Cedar Falls is honored at a school of instruction event. Valentina decorations set a dining room theme as Airs Mabile King and others attend. Cedar Falls activities include fathers and sons events, checkers, ball tournaments, basketball, and a church banquet. Reports mention attendance, illnesses, and local visits. Cedar Falls and surrounding communities feature various social and school updates.

Ilis Frances Dahl Cedar Fallg School of Instruction Equity O. E Valentina Mabile King Waverly Jos Ruve Norman Independence Fathers and Sons M. E. Church

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