Guernsey Club Plans Junior Calf program at Waterloo meeting
Guernsey breeders in Black Hawk County organized a new junior program aiming to form a Guernsey calf club. Officers include Bridge as president, King as vice president, Knipp as secretary treasurer, with Bower and Saimul on the board. A meeting is set for March at Greater Waterloo to invite parents and youths to decide on grades or purebreds and to discuss calf procurement and club structure.
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Black Hawk County Guernsey
Bridge
Will King
Peeter Knipp
T Reusiver
Gy Bower
Jesup
Hans Saimul
Cedar Falls
Gree Sr Waterloo Association
Messrs King
Knipp
Uower
Waukesha
Wis
Guernsey
Greater Waterloo Association
Ast
Kuipp Ukely
Bhathers
Dairy Cattle Congress
Pheasants Protected by Iowa Farmer Seeks Safeguard
William Crownover of Hudson argues for protecting pheasants and other harmless birds, recounting his English pheasant experiences, their introduction to Iowa, and the need to resist open seasons and unlawful shooting while noting their insect control benefits to crops.
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William Crownover
Hudson Farmer
Fluidlson
Flewonla Projecy
Lso
Crownover
Li Percedsa
Iowa
Minnesota
Waterloo
England
Calf Club Box Sociable Nets Funds for New Hartford Chapter
The G. and B. Calf Club in New Hartford raised twenty nine dollars through a box sociable to cover incidental club expenses. Members span Grundy and Butler counties with eighteen listed. some are currently unsettled on family details. The meeting featured the high school orchestra, a short program, and remarks from Fred Ferguson of the Town State Dairy association praising the club’s value for youth. Mrs. Ferguson spoke on financial training and strict accounting, while R. F. Winegar presented Holstein visuals and a comedy reel. Junior members plan future Guernsey and Holstein calves and set the third Saturday as meeting day.
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New Hartford
Grundy
Barler Countie
Morten Reeve
Erenmere
Rene
Fred Ferguson
Town State Dairy Association
New Wartford Dairy Club
Ferguson
Webster County
R. F. Winegar
Butler County
Winegar
Floyd County Farm Institute draws large two day turnout
The 1920 Floyd Institute program, led by Senilitites under Joan Vorsagon, drew 1,130 attendees over two days. A poultry show awarded prizes by Colwell and Niles. a crop or livestock display featured notable entries with strong interest from the farming community.
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Usiwellota
Fel
Floyd Institute
Joan Vorsagon
Rhat An Ie Progran
Eprizes
Magiphess
Colwell
Niles
Farmers’ Institute
Lefebure Horses Auction Tops at Cedar Rapids Sale
Cedar Rapids February sale highlights Lefebure trotters led by 16 year old Gros sold for 625 to John and Hopen Atkins. Duke of Elmwood, a 9 year old, won the first day with a top bid of 790. First 24 Lefebure head noted in dispersion sale results.
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Cedar Rapids
Lefebure
Mon Gros
America
John &Hopen
Atkins
Duke of
Belgians Buy up Lefebvres Horses in Iowa Auction
Belgians averaged 240 dollars per head as buyers gathered from a wide region to bid on Lefebvres’ fine horses. Eastern Iowa bidders held the most stock in state, while champions from fairs and expositions went to the hammer. Cities in Iowa including Marion Cedar Rapids Burlington Iowa City Fairfax Atkins Laverne Centerville Blairstown and Nevada were among those purchasing yesterday.
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Iowa
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Buylington
Iowas City
Fairfax
Atkins
Laverne
Censer Point
Blairstown
Nevada
Poultry Association in Floyd County Elects Woman President
Floyd County Poultry Association organized at the annual farmers' institute with Mrs A W Lam of Floyd chosen as president. Frank Urandan of Charles City serves as secretary and Frank Brunner of Callavell as treasurer. Directors include Wilford Rivers, Mrs Ralph Wilcox of Charles City, Fd Rayner, Nora Springs, and Mrs id Gauger of Rockford. The group plans a poultry show next December for January.
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Colwell
County Poultry Association
Aruhers’ Institute
A. W. Lam
Floyd
Frank Urandan
Charles City
Frank Brunner
Callavell
Wilford Rivers
Ralph Wilcox
Fd Rayner
Nora Springs
Smucker Secures California Order for Grade Holstein Cows
TL A Smucker receives an order from Western Life Insurance for 60 grade Holstein cows to be sent to Oakland California. The Holsteins are to be distributed to ranches in the west among several caretakers with the first allotment deemed satisfactory. Further details were promised to follow.
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Western Life
Surance Company
TL. A. Smucker
Oakingd
iCal
Smucker
Quest for 300 head and local social notes mix in Berlin report
Mr Smucker to procure cows as the quest for an additional 300 head continues amid western men. Social notes from Gilbertville Waterloo and Mankato mention visits, family ties, and charity events. A Rosary society party and domestic news fill the local page as Berlin reports white flour near prewar prices while overall foods rise 40 to 50 percent since 1914.
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Berlin
Produce Prices in New York and Chicago Today
New York and Chicago price notes across dairy and poultry. Butter and creamery items show mixed gains and steady markets with several extras and firsts. Cheese frequencies indicate steady to lower grades with Wisconsin and state milk products appearing. Poultry prices for dressed and live birds in major markets show varied movement. eggs in Kansas City and St. Louis reflect slight changes.
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New York
Chicago
Wisconsin
Eise
Kanasas City
Kansas City
Kansas City Livestock Receipts and Prices Reported in Lily MO
Livestock prices from Kansas City marked for cattle hogs and sheep with receipts around 11,000 for cattle and hogs, mixed bids and steady to higher trends. Cattle demand mixed by grade with best yearlings and beef cows steady to strong. hogs show higher bids and weighted averages around 6.50 to 7.00 for various weight classes. lambs and sheep up slightly with top lambs near 16.00. Foreign exchange and Liberty bonds also noted with commodity prices and regional market summaries including cereals and butter.
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Lily
Bel
Besf
Corn Values Advance Wheat Tends 10 Clip Downward
Chicago trading shows corn activity outpacing wheat with corn moving up while wheat trends lower. prices fluctuated with May at 80% to 8% and later settled near fractional gains. spot quotes from Chicago New York Kansas City and Milwaukee reflect mixed gains for corn and softer wheat. provisions futures held higher values.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Yates
Judy
Hog and cattle prices rise at Saturday auction
In Chicago prices for hogs rose 15 to 29 cents with strong demand for heavy and packing hogs. Cattle receipts reach 20,066 with steady to strong bids on steers and fat cattle, while sheep demand climbs slightly for fat lambs and feeder sheep. St Paul market reports similar strength with high quality steers and feeders in demand.
Omaha Livestock Market Report with Mixed Price Moves
Receipts: 9,000 cattle and 6,500 sheep as Omaha market shows higher wholesale bids for fed steers and yearlings. Top steer price $9.50, efficient lots $7.50 to $9.00. bulk cows $4.00 to $6.50. hogs around $6.75 to $7.05. Sheep show active demand with wooled lambs selling to $15.20 and clipped lambs $12.70 to $13.00.
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ST. Paul Livestock
St. Paul
Minn
Strang
Galves
Axev
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Readout
Livestock prices and receipts across Sioux City Sioux Lity and East Saint Louis raise or steady for cattle veal and fat cattle with top hogs around 7.00. Sheep and other categories show mixed gains while St Joseph markets list higher lambs and improved beef values. Representative sales note receipts around 10 000 at Sioux City and 5 500 at St Joseph with various fat cows feeders and calves quoted.
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Ile
ST. Louis
F . Wast
ST. Joseph
New York Stock Market Opens With Irregular Decline
Irregular price action marks early trading on the New York Exchange as copper and industrials fall. Royal Dutch Bethlehem Steel and Studebaker lose fractionally while South Porto Rican sugar rises two points. Baldwin and Central Leather show declines amid narrow moves with Pere Marquette gaining. Foreign exchanges open firm.
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Associated Press
New York
Royal Dutch
Bethlehem Steel
Studebaker
Altho Baldwin
Central Leather
Baltimore & Ohio
Seaboard
Pere Marquette
Announcements fill old matta page with local ads
A chaotic page lists miscellaneous advertisements and notices from a Waterloo area paper. Items include meat market and telegraphy classes, rubber goods for sale, rugs cleaned or remade, furniture packing, cafe dining offers, shoe repair, upholstering, and various wants and notices. Names and addresses appear among sale items and services.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Qwncro
Opongor Dany Club
Lowa
Tregarding
Linn
Black Hawk
Hira Mgnu
Devonshire
Minnewaska
Vermont
Hudson River
Jersey Slide
Hudson
Floyd County Farm Institute
Poultry Association
Floyd County
California
Gilbertville
Allbertville
Lloyd LieGrete
Martin Grench
Billy
Dak Furto Cly
Meg
Veter Wininger
Fase Woul
Milnel Bertha Router
Agatha Sollapitz
Mankato
New Ulin
Amibtia
Mount Americas
St Louis
Kansas City Livestock
Great Britain
Belgium
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Czecho-Slovakia
Togo-Slavia
Austria
Roumania
Argentina
Montreal
Liberty Bords
Liberty Bonds
Liberty Star
Metals. Net
York
Furgree
East St. Housot
Witterlooon
Ganners Veals
Rath Packing Co
Swift & Fo
Milseah
Timgm Ec
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Barney
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Eriexs
Sras
Kansas City Grain
Milwaukee Grain
Milwaukee
Northern
Minneapolis
St.isla
Omaha
Taba
Neb
Selinw
Peoria Graie
Peoria
Corns Boge Ptey
Iwans
Associated (Press
Elect Decker
Omaha Livestock
Sioux City Livestock
Lamson Bros. & Co
Marsh-Place
H. A
Morey
Imaneager
Sree
N.Y
Matta
Pete
Waterloo Matihess Galtow
Woods
Care Courier
Sala St
Cottage St
Lus Co
Jefferson
Américan Cart
Baldwin
du Cent
U. S. Cagttron Pipe
Anaconda
Central Leather Common
American Hide & Leather Preferred
American Woolen
Houston
Maryland
Standard Oil of
Guilt States
Republic and
Crucible Steels
American Smelting
International “Harvester Itl
Mer, Marine
Pra
International Paper
Tnvineible
Kelly Springheld
Kennecott Copper
Pan American Petroleum
Pennsylvania
Teenee Teople’s Gas
E. Iene Producers & Itefiners
Pure Oil
Speepes Republic Iron & Steel
Sears-Roebuck
Sinclair Con, Olle
Southern Pacific
Southern Rally
Standard Oil of Studebakera Corporation
Texas Ca
Ees
Texas & Pacific
Lima Locomot Tobacco Products
Baldwin Locomotive
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific Central
Gerro de Paseo
Chandler Motors
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Mil
Pro
ROT & BT
Chile Copper Ching Copper Consolidated Gag
Colden
Crucible Steel
Northern Pacific Pacific
Louisville & Mack Truck
Marland O
Maxwell Motors
Middle States Offanscontinental OR
Ion Pacific LS
Aleghotinvited States Rubber
United States Steel
Utah Copper
Eee
Westinghouse Electric
jWillys-Overland
WypNational
Bid
Karl EL Manz
Conservatory
Sherwind Musical School
Sunnyside
Iwe Save
Nichols & Gates
Kezar Cape
Fourth St
Friedi
Nery Savoy Cafe
Sycamore St
New Liberty Cafe
Cor
Fourth
Jefferson Streets
Blacl's Tea Room
City Shoe
Stee Ee
Syearcore
GUE
Moe PO
UNION
Ryleo
Zuis Hotel
Bias
B. Firth
Ohio
Texas
United States
North Dakota
Svugan
Stearty
Timothy
Neww
Seia
East St. Louis
Mountapolis
Adger
Étise
Hele
Fourth Street
R. Ter
Civil Service
BOS
Washington, D
International Harvester Co. of America
Columbus Institute
iColumbus
Traventor
Ozment
Ste ‘K K. West
George Schuler Dumont
Lowe
Ashi
Cal Murray
Teuben Kludstee
Almira Phillips
Edwards
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