Waverly Banquet Advances City Farm Bureau Ties
About 240 people from Waverly and five surrounding townships attended a Bremer County farm bureau banquet at Wartburg gymnasium. The event followed the farmers institute, highlighting dairying hogs poultry and women’s work, with junior clubs and community leadership emphasized.
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Waverly
Bremer County
Farin Bureau
Wartburg Gymnasiom
Farmers* Institute
Warren
Jackson
Washington
Jefferson
Lafayette
Commtes
Chapin
Fremontionship
Bremer County Farm Bureau
Iowa
Chap
Beaman Co operative Livestock Shipping reports growth in members
Beaman Virginia at its annual meeting R C Sanderson reports 57 cars shipped last year. Membership rose by 48 bringing total to 94. Hog shipments totaled 42 cattle six sheep seven mixed. Net home proceeds 69716.84 with shipping costs per 100 pounds 62.6 cents for hogs 51.6 cents for cattle 73.7 cents for sheep. Association balance 119.68 at year end.
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Beaman
Beaman Co-operative Livestock Shipping Association
R. C. Sanderson
Hog market report shows strong prices and Tamworth crosses
Sixty hogs averaging 314 pounds sold on the Chicago market last week. M Forgey, living between here and Hudson, bought at 7.40 per hundred. Hogs were Tamworth Dore Jerseys crosses fed on corn, tankage, and water since entering the corn fields.
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Chicago
Ft. M. Forgey
Imeween
Hudson
Loonan Percheron Auction to Offer 26 Head at Fair Grounds
Cedar Wills reports a large inquiry volume for the Loonan Percheron auction. James Jwonan and Son near Wadsun Waterloo note about 50 catalogs mailed with 26 head to be offered at the fair grounds pavilion Thursday March G. Bred Reppert and aides start at 7 30 p m. Most mares are in foal and in thriving breeding condition. The auction traces back to MeAL establishment over 30 years, with Jalap a notable imported stallion in lead.
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Cedar Wills
James Jwonan & Son
Wadsun
Waterloo
Cerlaie
Hay
Fir Grounds
Mareh G. Bred Reppert
Iowa State College
Ames
Ce Collége
France
New Hartford Co op Tops Butter Output For Year
New Hartford Co op Creamery reported production of 650000 pounds of butter in the last year with 224 percent overrun and 2.83 cents per pound cost after new equipment purchase. Five thousand tubs were sold on the New York market and a campaign will push cooling tanks on farms to reduce costs. Directors terms expire at the March 4 meeting.
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New Tlartford
New Flartford Co-opera
Tive Creamery
Houlihan's Hall
J. KB
New York
Tests Show Poor Germination Of Crib And Seed Corn
New Hampton, Ta. Feb 28 Tests of 17 seed corn samples and 3 crib corn from Chicikasaw county farms show most crib and seed corn will not grow. Only a safe method is to test each car of seed corn and use only strong germination. Farmers can increase income by single ear tests.
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New Hampton
Chicikasaw County
Crib Corp
S&s
Samper
Farm Bureau
Hog Industry Changes Through Two Year Period
Washington February report from the department of agriculture outlines a cycle in United States hog production. It notes hog breeding choices follow profits, predicts shifts between high and low prices, and suggests focusing on summer live weight of hogs marketed to guide breeding levels for the upcoming year.
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Washington
Db, C
Department of Agriculture
United States
Iowa seeks clarity on tuberculosis eradication program
Secretary of Agriculture R W Cassady answers farmers questions about the TB eradication plan in Iowa. He notes progress with 9 025 000 cattle tested in the U S since 1917 and 329 407 reactors, with 30 204 reactors in Iowa. Annual funds rise to 250 000 with state support nearing 1 000 000 for 1924.
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Nate Press
Yes Moines
Jn Yegerd
State Departaiest of Agriculture
United States
Iowa
Ohere
R. W. Cassady
Cassady
Logk Aboen
Thirty
Reneral Assembly
Townlin
Thirty Years Raising Chicks at A Winder Hatchery
A. Winder, owner of Winder Hatchery near Waterloo, reports 30 years in the business and a 10 000 capacity with aim of 50 000 output. He notes stronger demand for Reds Barred Rocks White Leghorns and Brown Leghorns, with local farms supplying most eggs while some come from Lineson and Colorado markets. He moved from Wisconsin to Waterloo four years ago and maintains a White Rocks flock of about 166 birds.
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A. Winder
Winder
R. F
Capacty
Waterloo
Wisconsin
Bugs Hotchkiss
Mr. Winder
Colorado
Fret
Ward Hotchkiss
Three Inch Egg of California Hen Claimed as Record
A California hen reportedly laid a three inch egg, heavier than six ounces, claimed as a national record. The owner Mrs Wilson Lapt man says no other egg of similar size has been equaled this season in American barnyards.
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California
Les Reek
Rhode Island
Wilson Lapman
Cedar Township Farm Bureau Plans Friday Meeting
Washburn February 28 Cedar Township Farm Bureau will meet here Friday evening February 20. The program includes musical numbers and a play with a box social planned. This will be the monthly gathering.
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Washburn
Cedar Township Farm Bureau
Local Grower Sells Load of Dares for Raising Funds
Floyd County man appeared at the Chicago market this week with a straight load of dares for his own raising. They weighed 215 pounds and brought $7.25.
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Charles City
L. Kyowlton
Floyd County
Produce prices in New York and Chicago today
New York and Chicago market notes list butters, dairy, poultry, and other foods with varied prices. Butter and milk values show sporadic changes while eggs, poultry, and beef items post mixed quotes across regional outlets.
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New York
Chicago
Corn Keeps Upgrades as Prices Hit New Highs
The report notes corn prices surging past prior highs with July and May deliveries creating a record. Market activity shows persistent buying, a late rally, and firm oats and wheat trends amid mixed early trade and overall reliance on prospective demand.
New York Money Market Notes and Rates Report
The report notes call money rates in New York with a 4 percent closing rate. It mentions 60 to 90 day and 4 to 6 month loan terms, including prime commercial paper. The text references institutions and entities such as Lime loans and Awan with scattered figures.
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New York
York
Grain and Provisions Market Notes
Grain and provisions data from New York and other markets detail wheat corn oats and barley prices with daily bids and futures for May July and September. Liberty bonds prices and bank clearings are included alongside regional grain quotes from Chicago Kansas City Omaha Minneapolis and Waterloo reflecting prices, receipts and shifts for wheat corn oats lard wool dairy and hay markets.
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Ieee
Liberty Bonds
New York
Patel
Azito
Chicago
Veligne
Fallon
Pirm
Ie Mata
Bellins
Oledo Seeds Market Notes and Cash Bids
Fragmentary seed market snippet lists various items with cash bids and prices. Mentions Toleta Clover March February transactions, Shoothy and Di Aisike data, and scattered monetary figures like 445, 8.59, 3.95, and R75 in a dated trading context.
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Toleta
Getober
Sit
di Aisike
Maret
Hogs and cattle markets rise as bids firm on fat hogs
Chicago wholesale market reports slow hog buying with prices up 15 cents while U S packers bid lower for some cuts. Cattle prices show strength with steers and beef heifers up to 15 and a broad demand for heavy weights. sheep and lambs also firm with higher escribes.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report February 2
Receipts Kansas City 2,400 calves steady to strong with best beef steers and fancy weights up to 9.45 per cwt. Hogs 9,000 slow to steady with top around 7.00 and most between 6.50 and 6.46 for 220 to 300 lb. Sheep and lambs receipts 3,000 with high or top bids noted for lambs at 8.00 per cwt and lighter lambs around 7.00.
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Anses City
Billy Scenly
Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Omaha Nebraska buyers report cattle and hog prices with receipts. Hog price ranges from 6.40 to 6.80 for 150 to 210 pound weight and 6.10 to 6.20 for packing sows. Cattle receipts total 4,200 with steers and yearlings up to 9.00 while cows and heifers fetch 4.00 to 6.50. Sheep and lamb markets show slight gains with lambs around 9.75 to 11.25. At South St. Paul and Atina reports, steady to weak bids are noted across calves, hogs, and stockers.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Fay
Sai Yuata Shoka
Medur
Louis
Omaha
Neb
HOUS
Hirhier
South St. Paul
Atina
Wolk
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Summary
Sioux City stockyards show cattle receipts around 1,560 with steady to weak demand for fat steers and yearlings trading near 60 to 460 per head. Hog receipts about 16,400 with tops near 4.80 and pork prices lifting. sheep receipts around 1,960 with lambs and ewes highlighting the sales.
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Sioux City
iRAST ST LOUIS LIVESTOCK REPORT FROM EAST ST LOUIS
Receipts total 14 000 with hogs and pigs firm to higher aided by demand for mixed lots. Prices show top hogs around 7.13 per 100 pounds with support at 5.08 for feeder pigs. Vealers steady to firm near 11.2, beef cows 4.50 to 5.50, canners 2.50 to 2.75. Mixed bids and market activity indicate a cautious but active market for city buyers.
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Ipackers
Su Ts
BNO
St Joseph Livestock Market Report
Stockyard news from St Joseph Missouri shows hog receipts and a range of prices for hogs cattle and sheep. Hog prices around 37.00 with bulk sales 8.60 to 6.90. cattle receipts 1500 with steady to higher bids. calf and feeder values 5.00 to 11.00. Sheep receipts 4090 with lambs at 11.40 to 11.45 and ewes around 9.55.
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St. Joseph
Peoria Livestock Hogs and Cattle Prices Move
HOGS and CATTLE market notes from Peoria IL record varying bids. Hog prices show lighter offerings at several levels with weights and loads listed, while cattle receipts indicate stronger opening bids and overall activity. Manila reports 1923 Philippines customs receipts totaling 8.5 million dollars, a record aside from 1920 when receipts reached 8.0 million.
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Manila
Philippines
Strong Upturn in New York Exchange Signals Market Rally
The New York stock market opened with a firmer tone as investors reacted to Schwab’s upbeat view and favorable railroad warnings. Chesapeake & Ohio and Norfolk & Western rose about 2 points, with New Orleans & Texas & Mexico and Norfolk & Western hitting new highs. Broad gains followed in major issues including General Electric, United States Steel, and American Sugar. Oil shares weakened on crude supply concerns, while copper prices rose on renewed demand. call money opened at 6 percent as trading remained brisk through the morning session.
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Associated Press
New York
Taylig Waa
Charles M. Schwab
Chesapeake &Ohio
Norfolk & Western
New Orleans
Pexia & Mexico
General Electrie
Holley Bearing
Houston Oil
Conegoleum
Chesapeake & Ohio
Virginia Caroling Chemical
Opain
Anaconda
Gott States Steel
National Dairy Products
Allied Chemical & Ore - American Can
American Car & Wounding American International American Locomotive
American Smelting
American Supiur
American To & TL
American Tobacco American Woolen Anaconda Copper
Atchison
Ad Guile & W. Yousaldwin
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
California Petroleum Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Cerra de Pas
Miinvis Central
Inspiration Grapper
International Harvester Int
International Paper Invincible
Seily-Springield Tire Renecott
Louisville& Nashville
Mack Truck
Marland Gil Maxwell Motor
Middle States
Missouri
Kan
Missouri Pacific
New
Northern Pacific Pacific
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Republic Iron & Steel
sears-Roebuck
Sinclair Con
Southern Pacific Southern Railway Standard GU
Studebaker Corporateon
Texas Co
Texas & Pacific
Tobacco
Vinton Pacific
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Jackson Township
County Bureau
McCaffree
Waverly Basin
T. A. Hoversrad
Chicago Great Western Railway
Sumner
Tripoli
Readlin
H! Brandt
Operation Thro
Floyd
Bremer
Beaman Stock Ass'n
M. Forney
GTS
Porkers
Loonan Percheron
New Hartford Co-Op
Cagoady
Autho
Chivago
Nw York
Butters Wuiet
al Lees Creany
State Daley
Biye
Youngs
Abe
Gigaes
Pacife
Exirky
An Hest
Sue Wasey
Why
Dafstes
Belek
Ata Ebes
Turkeyr
Shordusky
Shickens
Kansas City
Mon
Pireia
St. Louis
St Louis
Borghini
Olland
Norway
Sweden
den- Uttrk
Switxerkanst
Poland
Seh -Slovania
Austria
Argentina
Montreal
Ingo-Slavia
Iloumania
Brag
Lie Associated Press
Chickgo
Ecurmi
May &T
Wool and Hines
Ohio
Texas
Waterton
BSS
Peadin Bank
Gagine
Mack Hawk
Slibe
Winterlon Bank
Wieterloo Clearing House
Asgo
Vesa
Mansas City
Ave
Minneapolis
Minn
Prorlia Gray
Lee
Waterlan
Waterloo Co-op
Tom Eslez
Eae Packing Mo
Poe
Timothy
Round Springs
Kansas City Livestock
Omaha Livestock
Paul Livestock
Sioux City Livestock
Irast
ST. Louis Livestock
ST. Joseph Livestock
Peoria
Til
Rei Selpre
Behl
Werker Than Wook
Corrice
Easi
Lamson Bros. & Co
Marsh-Place Raidy
HW. A. Marey
Cat
Asa
First National
G. Woods
Myron Amillere
Man
LesTyn
Ax Blanchard
Jegen
Sereey
M “Ts
Lapayetts Street
Tlelen's
Towa
Morlarn
Efles
Maurie Collins
Mfail
Sycamore St
Raward
Wernesia
Wateroc
EO Morti
Call Waterloo Patern Works
T'hone Jatter C'p. mi
Iin
Mitzon Service Corporation
T1i Sefferson Street
Ian Ae
Herience Uonecessary
Care Courier
Jefe
Ar. Neel
Hotel Ellis
Sto
America
Tors Tington
Marsh-Place
Hoot
Ozment
Womes Co
Fi Wayne
Ing Ewanted
Sakesladies
Cedar
Levine
W. Nyen
Reuben iKivdac
Weston
Soniae
Haing
Walt Payer
Witt T. Jehelhs
Ansonia
Roy Gash
J. Ta Tenis
Sol Wysth
Ferry-Corlaine
Fowler
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