First Day Holstein Auction Tops at $459
The opening day of the Sumér dispersion of pure bred Holsteins saw a top bid of $459 for a dairy cow, bought by A. ln Ward of Waco Texas. Other animals sold between $200 and $300 as descendants of famous cows drew interest from local and out-of-state breeders. The sale continued with buyers from surrounding counties and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumér
A. Ln Ward
Waco
Tex
R. A. Groves
Merkling
Charles Weallher
South Bend
Ind
Jessie Fobes Hessie Nomestead
Cess Farm
Payne Bessie Homestead
Aaguie Hengerveld
Chaily
T. R. Fisher
Gunkerton
William Arnold
Walker
A. Iferdeman
Greene
J. O. van Lyow
Henry Wilening
Readlyn
J. Jones
Poultry Expert Dr. O B Kent to Speak in Waterloo
Dr. O B Kent noted poultry specialist will give an illustrated lecture Friday February 22 at 7 p m in the Suffern Building Bridge Street, hosted by the Greater Waterloo Poultry Association. He formerly taught at Cornet University and led the American Association of Poultry Instructors and Investigators. He now represents Quaker Oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Kent
Poultry Authority
Greater Waterloo Association
Kent
Cornet University
American Association of Poultry Instrictors
Quaker Oats Company
Poultry Association
Dr. Kent
Graves Memorial United Breth
Clifford Parry
Hent
Suffern
Bridge Street
Top Holstein cow brings 210 at Fisher and Flinn sale
Dunkerton Iowa February 20. Fisher and Flinn auction near the farm sold purebred Holsteins averaging 156 and grades 116. The top price reached 210 for a cow. J S Mack Frtkinson Wisconsin was auctioneer. Other livestock and machinery were sold. HT W Giem Webster City handled pedigrees of purebred cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkerton
Fisher
Montag
J. S. Mack
Fr.tkinson
Wis
HT. W. Gieim
Webster City
Nashua Creamery Reports Strong 1923 Gains and New Directors
Nashua February report shows Farmers' Creamery Association produced 355,678 pounds of butter worth 154,730 dollars, with total sales at 255,831 dollars and a 14,681 dollar gain over 1922. Dry weather reduced the corn feed, but late 1923 saw a 19 percent rise in manufacture. Two directors expired terms, A Johnston and R S Huntley were elected for three years, with W M Wayne named president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
Creamery Association
A. Johnston
R. 8. Huntley
W. M. Wayne
Farm Women Story Sparks County Club Farm Aid Talk
A Special Story from Russ Gladys Bliss describes the Junior Short Course for farm girls at Ames. Extension director Tolten opens with remarks on the farm bureau role and local programs, highlighting Iowa’s 224000 farms and 70000 children. Demonstrations cover pleated skirts, pottery, dairy topics, and news writing, with college visits and native costume entertainment. Mrs. Peter Olson notes exports, and banquet speakers include state reps, with free entry for all involved. Upcoming meetings are scheduled in Nashua, Fredericksburg, Lawler, and here with local chairwomen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che Vourier
Gladys Bliss
Jostg
Allse Weil
Mariane Joan
Tolten
Farm Bureau
Imeans Tod Farmer Vic
Lowa
Agnes
DLI
Miss Tilden
Hone Economics
Crass
Dungigan
Iowa State
Peter Olson
Minnesota
Grundy Center Initiates Second Clothing Work Series
Grundy women began the second series of clothing work taught by township home project bureau members across Grundy county. The sessions cover use of the foundation pattern and dress form, with lessons on children's clothes and practical demonstrations. County project leaders aim to involve every woman and extend the program through local school districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy Center
Grundy
Dubling
Grundy County
Jefferson women meet with program lunch and notes
Jefferson Township farm Bureau auxiliary held its regular February meeting in the Methodist church basement with a luncheon for husbands at 12 o clock. The program covered community singing and county agent Combs notes while judging the women’s products showed Mrs Charles Maxton’s white bread at top quality and a wide range of entries graded high. Weather and road conditions likely kept attendance down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Jefferson Township
Iarm
Methodist Church
Plana
America
Jipson
Pians Salo
Dave Howard
Irs
Haten
Kay Bellesda Ratte RS
Mos Teadine
ITA
Independence
jMntries
Women’s Department
Bughanan County
I. Williams
A. Walters
Buchanan County
Charles Maxton
Crild Clinics Begin in New Hampton Ta
Chickasaw County Farm Bureau to sponsor Sheppard Towner clinics at Tonia high school starting Tuesday March 11. With Mrs. C E Hughes as chairman, the program receives county medical society approval and state and federal funding. Clinics include a child specialist and a nurse for mother consultations. Not baby shows. no prizes or scoring. Eligible children are ages two to five with worries about defects. otherwise, no more than two years registered. Contact local officials to arrange examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampton
Chickasaw County Farm
Tnreau
Sheppard- Towner
Tonia High School
C. EK. Hughes
Sperintists
Osage Creamery Seeks Resting Officers and Updates
Osage Iowa Feb 20 Osage creamery seeks new officers with president EB Tracy treasurer AA Johnston assistant treasurer AKouts secretary RS Hintley assistant secretary SW Buinn buttermaker Monroe Bullis. The plant reports some quarters upgraded and hopes for further improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Tracy
Aa. A. Johnston
A. J. Kouts
R. S. Hintley
W. Buinn
Monroe Bullis
Winterlog Township Women Hold Nutrition Lesson Meeting
The Women's Farm Bureau club of Winterlog township met with Mrs. KK. B. Shaw on Tuesday February 12. A large audience attended the second nutrition lesson. The aim is to reach each home in the township with nutrition study for healthier households and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Farm Aureau Club
Winterlog Township
KK. B. Shaw
Waterloo Township
Patterns Studied At Grand Center Meeting
Women met at Mrs H Sehorl s home to study foundation patterns with Mrs Carl A Rice presiding Mrs H W Johnson Ames spoke on uses of the foundation pattern In Washington township Waverly la Feb 20 Warran township Bromsor county farm women plan an all day meeting at August Arms home Feb 29 The fourth nutrition lesson to be studied A picnic dinner planned for noon Local creamery business grows Butter sales reach 481350 pounds for 214000 last week s cream checks totaling 10333 34 expected a new building nearby coal project valued at 229060
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Center
H. ©. Sehorl
Carl A. Rice
W. Johnson
Ames
Black Hawk-Washington
J. Mitler
Washington Township
Waverly
Warran
Bromsr County
August Arms
Poultry Show Opens in Dumont with Prizes and Demonstrations
Dumont Louisiana hosts its annual poultry show running from Tuesday through Thursday. County agent K Te Winegar assists with the event offering liberal prizes for several poultry breeds. An entertainment program at the schoolhouse includes a motion picture and calling demonstrations a part of Thursday's schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumont
K. Te Winegar
Atlantic City Boardwalk Prepares for Easter Throngs
Atlantic City readers learn spring festival opens April 20 Easter Sunday with a larger boardwalk crowd expected for the fashion parade. Preparations target a monster turnout as winter guests return from Florida, featuring a Marble shooting tournament June 7 with 60 champions from many titles. The youth pageant expands to four days for the annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Altho
Prices rise and fall in New York and Chicago markets
New York and Chicago market notices show varied produce and commodity pricing. Butter and creamery values differ by region with steady to higher quotes, while poultry and eggs list mixed figures. Cotton futures open barely steady with several month contracts. Liberty bonds and wool prices appear in nearby reports.
Wheat Prices Slip as Bears Sell Amid Briton Strike
Grain markets softened in Chicago trading with wheat prices sliding after early gains. Selling by holders and speculators weighed on May and July, while corn and oats remained firmer on steady receipts and tight supplies. Chicago quotes showed mixed movement as traders weighed a British dock strike and grain cargo refusals against hog markets and nearby demand.
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Associated Press
Chicago
New York
Nalting
York
Waterloo
Toledo
O. Fab
Sulsizas
Alsike
Timoth
Louis Bay
Tybel St
Tours
Waterloo Cosopr
SiWaterloo Co-op
Peoria US
Milwaukee
Wis
Hogs and cattle prices vary with steady to strong demand
Chicago hog and cattle markets show uneven hog prices with top bids near $7.40 and chosen weights pushing 7.45 to 7.50 for 160 to 210 pound butchers. Cattle receipts total around 9,000 steers and yearlings with demand for killing quality steady to higher, bulls and calves firm to higher, and stockers steady to strong. Sheep and lambs show slow to steady trade with fat lambs around $14.60 to $14.90 and feeder prices firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Sioux City
Paul Livestock
South St Paul
Minn
Esowss
Imo
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Fragment
East St. Louis and Sioux City listings show receipts near 19 000 and 9 000 with hogs and cattle movement dull to slow. Prices range from calves to packers with top cattle around 14.90 and hogs under 7.55, reflecting weak demand and regional variations.
Congress Action on Tax Plan Rocks New York Stocks
New York February 20 the Garner tax reduction plan replacement for the Mellen plan sparked stock market action with broad declines early then partial recoveries. Major losses hit Baldwin Locomotive and U S Steel while Pan American Petroleum and other oils showed strength. Foreign exchanges opened steady and rails and industrials posted mixed gains amid continued market pressure.
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New York
House of Representatives
Baldwin
U. S. Steel
Independence
Houston
United States Steel
Pan American B
Barnsdale A
Marland
Davison
Chemical
Farious
U. S. Atcahol
Republic Steel
Pan American Common
Pacific
Pierce Ol
Red Belne
Lu Pont
Cast Iron Pipe
Pullman
Iron Producta
Woolworth
Nash Motors
Chandler Motors
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Mil
Cana Sugar
Lima Locomotive
Louisville & Nashvi Mack Truck
Marland Gil - Maxwell Motors
Middle States Oil
Missouri
Kan
Fremous Players
Linsk
General Asphalt
General Electric
General M Otors
Great Northern
Gulf States Steel
Illinois Central
Inspiration Copper
International Harvester J Int
Mer. Marine
International Paper Invincible OW
Kelly-Springheld Tire
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pacific of
Pan American Petroleum B ‘S
Fennsylvania Seandescocae
People’s Gas
Producers& Refiner
Pure Oil
Reading
Republic Tron & Steel
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Con
Oil
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Standard Oil of
N. OT
Studebaker Corporation Texas Co
Texas
F Pacific
Kennecott Copper
Transcontinental Oil
Union Pacific
AIO U. Is
Ind
United States Rubber
Utah Copper
Westinghouse
Elec
Wittis-Overland
National Lead
Classified Ads From Waterloo Evening Courier
Local Waterloo notices include a range of classified ads for services and goods. Listings promote rent rates, furniture repair, rug making, upholstery, machine work, and shoe repair. Several employment ads target sales, government positions, and shop work while others offer mattresses, rugs, and furniture shipments.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Iowa
Hassell-laim- Son
J. P. Eves
Iowa State Dairy Association
F. J. Rehmeier
Y. M
Mr. Eves
J. Mu
Syracuse
N. Y- Pedigres
Towa
Fisher & Flinn
Sunkerton
Nashua Creamery
Miss Pliss' Stotly
Miss B Min
Gladys Pliss
Wil Plerce Ia
Nashua High School
Fredericksburg High School
Warum
Lawler Town Hall
S. Walst
John Goebel Chalemian
Jefferson
Osage Creamery
Osage
Osage Steamery
Twahtil
ARNS
Xira
Desanther
Syl
Anulet
Leiserty Bonds
Liberty Bonds
Liberty
Seveee
Stia Gee Aig
Los
Miron Jemestic
Meece
Ohio
Med
United States
Wisconsin
North Red River
Provisiona. _ Provisions
Marie Oo
O. White
Suils Gre
Atas Org
EKANS
Kans City
Waterloo Co-operative Dairy
Taucs
Atas
St.ibte
St. LO Grarm
St. Louis
pAtax
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Neo
Kansas City Livestock
Lamson Bros. & Co
Mareh-Vince
H. A. Borex
Aro
Congress
Ser York
Frregular
Great Britain
Belcium
Germany
Poland
Denmark
Switzerland
Snaintee
Ziddugo-Slavia
ST. Joseph Livestock
St. Joseph
Carly
AL AE
Home Protecion Loan Co
Benuine
Guaranteed Rug Co
Oakley & Townsen
IMSA
Karl 5B
Manz
Conservatory
Sherwood Musical Sschoab
Sunnyside
Waterloo Mattress CO
Galloway
Nichols & Gates
Bishop Cafeterias
West Side
Black
KEZAR_CAPETERIA
W.pourtit
Union Station
KRETZ
Friedl’s Cape and Bakery
NEW Pieters Cafe
Gof Urth
Jefferson Streets
Speciat
Adc
Russelulla
Progressive
Union Shoe Repair
Ellis Hotel
E City Shoe Shop
Commercial St
Stenmore St
Ith
Ozment
Se _ EE
Lockard
Plymouth Building
Des Moines
Black Hawk
Buchanan
Will Brown
Eldora Yowa
Aed
Gustav J. Refshauce
Cedar Falla
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