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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1925

Page

9

Clover Sweet Clover Gains Welcome In Iowa Fields

Hauser of the Iowa extension service touts sweet clover as a soil building legume with strong hay yields. A Whiting farmer reported 60 tons of clover hay from 40 acres after eight pounds per acre sowing, suggesting statewide spread through farmer adoption and dairy benefits.

Whiting M. A. Hanser Iowa Extension Service Courier Farm Hauser Iowa Dats Mauser

Tender Plants In Hotbeds Health Tips From The Tribune

Frank Ridgeway notes early hotbeds are prone to failure when sashes stay closed too long. Ventilate daily by raising the sashes, ensure ample water at root level, and avoid surface sprinkling. Even in cold weather, thorough watering and air exchange keep tender plants thriving.

Frank Ridgeway Chicago Tribune Chicago

Milk Cows in Grundy Co Herd Affected by Tuberculosis

Grundy Center February 28. Henry Koch of Shiloh township reports 81 cattle in his herd of Hereford cows, 44 reactors to tuberculosis tests. The 44 reactors represent the largest percentage of reactors in Grundy county to date, with 117 herds tested so far totaling 2,696 cattle and 213 reactors, about 10 percent average.

Grundy Center Henry Koch Shiloh Koch Cattia Ara Grundy County Grundy

Hog price re acts for higher figure on purebred swine

Porte City Iowa February 25 Craft Brothers near here plan a sale of purebred Duroc Jerfers in mid March. They say the market is reflecting tighter conditions and expect prices to rise, though a firm date has not been announced.

Porte City Craft Brothers

Togren Oats Trial Distribution For Farmers

Togren oats, a midseason variety from Green Russian, is offered for trial by the Amesia Agricultural Experiment Association. Three bushels per lot at a small fee lets growers compare yields against home varieties. tests on 149 farms over three years show an average 4.48 bushels per acre more than the local variety. Limited seed and first come, first served for applications with the fee.

Togren Jews Agricultural Experiment Amesia

Hog Prices Expected To Stay High For 18 Months

Des Moines report from February 28 cites stronger hog prices and lower corn costs, making hogs and corn similarly valued for farmers. Iowa Agriculture official Carl Kennedy notes winter liquidation pressured hogs, with January losses around 1.50 per hundredweight if sold as corn. outlook: hog prices likely rise above 1920 levels over the next 18 months, advising breeders to plan for future market relations rather than current prices.

Des Moines Carl N. Kennedy Iowa Department of Agriculture

Hardin County to Elect Social Worker for Community Aid

An executive committee of Hardin County will procure a social worker. The committee includes L. J. Souis secretary, Mrs Burgess, Mrs Chapin, Miss Duren and others. A provisional advisory group will represent each town to assess community needs and report to the board. The plan runs one year and may continue if successful.

Board of Supervisors L. J. Souis Town Falls Community Club Burgess Chapin Union

Hudson Students Dominate Wheat Show Prizes

Hudson and nearby consolidated schools excel at the Watertoo art Congress showing top prizes in white corn. Juniors received ten ear samples per booth with school prizes split among winners. Winners include Russell Masullin and Michard Venison among Hudson competitors, with multiple students from Janesville Dunkerton Jegup Heinverk Finchford and Orange Schools earning varied amounts.

Watertoo Art Congress Nudson Janesville Dunkerton Jegup Heinverk Finchfoerd Orange Algees Moeller Hudson Russel Masuiln Michard Calvin Venison Darrel Loonan Mirtha George Olsen Warren Kels Benah Wyatt Leland Hinson Forrest Loonan D. Olsen Mable Clemell Arthur Seman Jessie Shores Ret J. Shore Ftalph Sonderin Sunkerton Ross Guyer Glen Teisinger Roger Canfield Glen Cludine Emry Meyerholt Orvie "Herman Alfred Kapnel Itul Dorothy Firestone Freta_Peiier Easton Cummings Milles Emery Mevyerhat Sfert Gore Jusup Caevern Cadi Wal Ter Puller Ralph Miller Taearhye Rud Comfort Bloyd Inlen Sarah Burnell Rauymond Learty Walter Kobler Robert Leary Reinbeck John ‘Thedens J.thedens Wale Downey Helen Runtt Finchford Kenneth Benton Glen Goodeall Wayne Mark Lester Townley Delbert Gerhordt Paul Walters Charles Elingaman Harold Pullin Robert F Bilneaman Yargll Pullin

County Fair Seeks New Original Ideas for Show

Eldora February 28. The county fair directory met regularly to plan a more attractive event this year. Ideas for stunts are being developed and a Hardin county man is being considered for secretary as plans begin early to ensure a real show and patronage.

Eldora Hardin County

Larsen sale nets Cedar Falls farmers gains on corn

In Cedar Falls township yesterday the Larsen sale totaled about $4000. Corn sold at $1.19 per measure, hay brought $124 per ton, cows $89, horses $314633, chickens $1.25. Janes Holm sold 3,000 bushels of 1924 corn for 5 cents a bushel.

Cedar Falls Larsen Janes Holm

Creamery Assn to Move Its Offices Next Monday

The Iowa Creamery Secretaries and Managers association will relocate next Monday from 609 Black Hawk Bank to 606 Leavitt & Johnson bank building. The new address will house the Creamery association near the Dairy Congress and the state dairy associations in the Leavitt & Johnson building. Clyde Bechtelheimer serves as secretary of the association.

Iowa Creamery Secretaries’ and Managers' Association Black Hawk Bank Leavitt & Johnson Bank Innes & Innes Creamery Association Dain Cattle Congress Clyde Bechtelheimer

Two-Year-Old Colt Auction Brings $174 at Reinbeck Sale

Cannery Brothers offered an unusually strong livestock lot at their sale in Reinbeck on February 28. A two-year-old colt sold for 174 dollars, while other cattle and sows averaged several dollars above typical values. The sale featured steers bringing around 72.90 dollars and hogs averaging about 132.80, reflecting buoyant market activity.

Reinbeck Cannery Brothers Mu Im Hinad

Wheat market climbs as Europe contracts U S grain

In Chicago on Feb 28 the wheat market rose across the board with a notable jump in July wheat due to new U S crop prospects. Europe is contracting for U S wheat for July to September, signaling a likely world grain shortage. Prices for corn oats and provisions also advanced, while July futures led gains amid wide discounts to May. Containing quotes from New York and Liverpool, the report notes rising demand, speculative shifts, and elevated hog and livestock values across markets.

Associated Press Chicago Europes United States Sea Busiel Liverpool New York Wlyork York

Stock market rally and livestock reports across cities

Irregular opening stock gains boosted by General Electric Atkintle Coastline and other leaders. Cattle and hog prices varied with receipts and demand. Omaha and St Louis markets showed higher for steers, yearlings, and fat stock amid strong week trends.

Kansas City Livestock Receipts and Market Summary

Kansas City Livestock market report shows receipts around 50 cattle with steady to higher bids. Feeder steers and heifers firm. leaner cows and calves mixed. veal and stockers mixed with some gains, overall price movement modestly positive for week. Strong demand noted for heifers and calves, with total value around 17,155 for the week and notable activity in fat cattle and feeding orders.

Mind ledgers and rails loom over Fort Worth cattle sale

A dense market page lists cattle records, prices, and buyers, with references to major firms like American Can, General Electric, Bethlehem Steel, and Pacific lines. The jumble notes a final sale today and traces a long roster of industrials, railroads, and chemical companies, reflecting a broad market snapshot.

Ahied Chemical & D American American Car & Foundry American Locomotive American Smelt American Sugar American Tel American Tobacco American Water Works American Woolen Anaconda Copper Atchison Atlantic — Corsy Line Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore & Ohio Ty Bethlehem Steel California Petroleum Canadian Pacific Central Leather Zerro de Pasco Shesapeake & Oh Chicago Northwestern Mil St. Paul Hicago R. J. & Pacific Chile Copper Roca Cola Colorado Congoleum Consolidated Gas Corn Colden OH Crucible Steel Cuba Davison Chemical du Pont de Nemoura Bria Cassee Famous Players General Asphalt General Electric General Motors Great Northern States Steel Houston ON Hudson Motors Illinois Central International Harvester Mer. Marine Kely Wan Tex Missouri Pacific Montgomers-Ward National Biscuit York Central N.H Hartford Norfolk & Westerner American &Standard N. J. Stewart-Warner - Studebaker - Texas Texas & Pacific Continental OP Union Pacific

Wheat Prices Falter Amid Market Pressure and Supply Fears

In a market report from Chicago, wheat prices show a sharp setback on renewed selling pressure as traders weigh expectations of a large U.S. supply. May futures drift, with declines offset by brief recoveries, while corn follows wheat’s lead and later firms on supportive buying. Notes from New York show wheat easing while corn and oats track similar movements, reflecting broader grain volatility.

Axanelated Press Chicago Tinlavor Weavier Riverpool Valles United States Sc Tuwer Y SA Fittac

Strong to 10c Up Rule for Hogs Cattle Higher

Chicago market summary reports hogs and cattle rising with strong to 10 cent gains. Receipts listed as 10,000 hogs and 5,000 cattle, with lighter weights advancing and top hog prices around 14.00 to 14.40, and cattle showing gains across steer, cow, and heifer categories. Sheep receipts near 11,000 with fat lambs and feeder lambs in demand, top lambs about 17.00 to 17.50, and overall market steady-to-firm for week totals.

South St. Vent Ann Fightéer Weishts Ipeiod Omaha Livestock Omaha Neb Fed F.ac Fay St. Louis Fen Ensners Jeane Hells Stagkar Sheen Associated Press Chicago Heb Eeuel Ihoge Ravele iLowerek Steera & Mings Atoc Lord Konasas City Kansas City

Prices at Chicago and New York Marts

Chicago and New York markets show butter creamery prices rising with extras quoted. Eggs and poultry prices steady with slight gains in some grades. Milk products, cheese and canned goods listed, with butter advancing in Chicago and New York markets.

Chicago New York Fanny Young Americas Pacific Coast

Peoples Mutual Building Loan annual meeting notice

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Peoples Mutual Building Loan association will be held at their office in the Leavitt Johnson National Bank building on Monday March 3 1926 at 730 oclock. Reports of officers will be submitted and directors elected. Secretary and treasurer to be chosen. Dated February 20 1575. Edwin Mesick secretary. Notice of appointment of testator executor Aba Poteshman deceased Black Hawk county executor CHANA POTESHMAN dated February 27 1936 W J Bell attorney J W Thompson clerk District Court.

Edwin Mesick Black Hawk County Ayit Aba Poteshman Black Hawk Lownnace Gisteid Chana Poteshman W. J. Bell Attomes J. W. Thompson Caurl

Otterville Ulva Tale of Sickness and Visits

In Otterville and surrounding areas residents report sickness and visitations. Mrs Zimmoerman lies ill, her sister notified by telegram. T J. Brev Rev Rundell spent weekend in Tama City. Gedar Raplis stayed with parents in Readerville. Mr and Mrs Low Ginsel hosted Conrad and family. Munters and Nabile Trehon traveled to the Hd Trehon home near Fairbank for a short visit. Farewell parties were held for Geearke Wohorntceck and Passmore hanes.

Marble Rock George Bailey St Francis Typital Waterloo Bailey August Bailer Cedar Rapids Mami Nansac City Fannie Hotchkles Garber Rockford Ana Louis Fletcher Art Sheets Kidder G. W. Gates James Gallagher Charles Losee California John Moore Elmer Kvammen RB. Reis AC EL Walt Ster Earl Hoadley Everett Stroud Charles City Charles Qesér Des Moines Edith Wilson Paul Buckie Edgar Reed Charles Clis Fen Robert Hamsay Charles Clo Wisconsin White iReck Busin Minnesota John L.th Faney St Francis Hospital Charlea C. J. Ponte Sebaugh House Ervilla Ins Miss Marming Indie O'Brien Walterlac Zimmoerman T. J Rundell Tama City Christina Graz Gedar Raplis Low Ginsel M. Conrad Sod Amother Munters Nabile Trehon Hd Trehon Fairbank Geearke Wohorntceck Passmore Hanes

Local Notes From Grundy Center Area Notables

Grundy Center news reports residents moving in and out of town, marriages, births, and travels. Notable items include Rubyl Hutsman renting near Wellsburg, Lyis Metzgar attending a funeral in Cedar Rapids, and Dorothy OConnor to marry Ray Ramsey. Several families plan moves to Minnesota farms, Oklahoma and Iowa locations, with local license notices and community updates. A poultry falcon incident near Atlantic City is briefly described as a hazard.

Grunny Wenter Jottemr Ricaville Washington Township Jerry E Hutsman Wubbens Farm Weilsburg Lyis Metzgar Fedar Rapids Derbs Ralph Lynn Marble Dorothy O'Connor C. O'Conner Ray Ramsey Rheinback Maceh Fred Stahl Dexter Minn W. Lesch Leseh Walter Pritzel de Smet W. FL. Scott Farnt Tet E. VY. McBroom Des Alpines T. Clark Des Moinex Evert Bleeker Steamboat Rock Tuitfen Beenken Strout WH Harms Gladys Rausman Weilaburg John ‘Terhark Halie Tonssen Antineton Carl Ehelnrich Martha Fi Weltshur M Inn Cordes Fpicasant Valley

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