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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1929

Page

8

Black Hawk county cattle tested for bovine tuberculosis amid blizzards

Over 8 000 head in Black Hawk county have received bovine tuberculosis tests since mid January as four state veterinarians and local staff test by townships. Testing aims to cover an estimated 45 000 to 50 000 head with daily progress hampered by weather.

Black Hawk N. O Hudson Waterloo Cedar Falls Lonr G. ©. Stong J. H. Strader Eagle Begins Washington Wineinger L. P Scott State Department of Agriculture F. W. Esher Butler

Centrifuge Used to Test Dakota Grain for Smut Infection

Fargo reports six North Dakota counties will receive centrifuges for rapid seed wheat testing to detect smut spores. Dr. E. Booth of North Dakota Agricultural College says the method can determine smut presence in under three minutes, guiding seed treatment decisions.

Fargo N. D North Dakota BE. G. Booth North Dakota Agricultural College Booth Crss Richland Burleigh Towner Benson and Ramsey

Grundy H. D. A. to Start Work Monday

Miss Katherine Bolibaugh, Grundy county home demonstration agent, begins work Monday with a Dike meeting to launch the second year home management course on kitchen planning. Esther Pond of the state extension staff leads the lesson and will be in Grundy County all week for meetings. Balibaugh also leads county club work after a career as a leading Iowa club girl.

Gruundy Center Katherine Bolibaugh Grundy County Dike Esther Pond State Extension Atalf Pond Balibaugh Iowa al 6O Grundy

Allamakee Man New Head of Threshers

Des Moines February 28 UP F H Depping of Waukon was elected president of the Iowa Brotherhood of Threshermen at their annual meeting. D T Smith of Ackworth became vice president and G E B Reese of Creston was re elected secretary treasurer H O Reese of Ames joined the legislative committee.

Des Moines F. H. Depping Waukon Iowa Brotherhood of Threshermen D ¥. T. Smith Ackworth G. EB. Reese Creston H. O. Reese Ames

Livestock Shippers Unite Against Direct Packer Buying

Tama county co operative shippers report a strong year despite direct packer buying by Swift and Cudahy. Garwin unit shows 141 carloads and 2,571,905 pounds with net to shippers at 226,551 dollars, while shrink and costs are detailed. Montour unit declines, prompting a switch to a membership agreement plan to market through the co operative.

Toledo Altho Swift Cidahy Co-Operative Livestock Shipping Association Tama County Garwin Z. R. Mills Chicago Garwin Association A. J. Banks Montour Livestock Shipping Association Mills

Two, three pen hog route best two, three pen hog houses

Fayette Iowa February 28 portable hog houses prove practical for average farms says A W Clyde agricultural engineer from the state extension service at county meetings. The two pen and three pen houses suit swine sanitation in McLean county system and are easier to move than larger designs. Lumber and hardware supported by local yards and stores.

Fayette A.W. Clyde State Extension Service McLean County Clyde Oelwein Gelwein Alfred Hyde Arlington Jim Reed Payette Peter Graf West Union John’ Pape Maynard George Simpson

Bristow Man Hatches First 1929 Hatch in Iowa

Bristow Iowa Feb 28 Charles Hunt hatched over 700 baby chicks from Rhode Island Red and Barred Plymouth Rock varieties in his first incubator hatch. The chicks are hearty and thriving despite unfavorable weather with more than half the eggs fertile.

Courier Special Service Bristow Charles Hunt Rhode Island

Drinking cups boost milk yield for top Iowa herd

A Hartley dairyman, H. C. Cain, saw his five top cows rise from 53.9 to 64.3 pounds daily after installing in-barn drinking cups on January 17. Carl T. Petersen, tester for the Kildee cup winner, notes improved production across herds with access to drinking cups, contrasting with cows forced to drink in snow and cold.

Annual March Trek Underway at Osage

The Osage area starts its annual March moving period. City Marshal Herman Brandat has moved to his farm six miles south of town. Lawrence Pint shifted Monday to his mother Mrs C S Pint’s farm, half a mile south. The Tom Beck family from Janesville will move Tuesday to the B C Miller farm south of the city.

Courier Special Sevier Osage, Ja Feo Herman Brandat Lawrence Pint C. S. Pint Tom Beck Janesville B.C

Farmers Vacations and Comments Invited

Communiqués to the Editor of the Farm Department at Waterloo Evening Courier are invited from readers in Waterloo town. Address messages to the editor and send inquiries by telephone at 6100.

Waterloo Evening Courier Waterloo Town

40 Acres of Timber Sells for 100 Per Acre at West Union

George Durscher bought 40 acres of timber land from J. K. Montgomery, five and a half miles northeast of West Union, for 100 dollars an acre cash. The property has no buildings. Nearby Rev. G Blessin sold about 28 acres adjoining Eldorado to Vagts Bros for about 100 dollars an acre, agricultural land with no structures.

West Union Courier Spelat Servier George Durscher J. K. Montgomery Rev. G. Blessin Minneapolis Eldorado Vagts

Floyd Farm Sells for $150 an Acre

Mr Robeson bought an 80 acre farm one mile east and one mile south of Rudd for 12000 dollars cash equal to 250 dollars per acre. The seller was Charles Gily and the sale was arranged through W J Kollman.

Floyd Corley

Hawkeye Farmers Receive Checks Over Fifty Dollars

Thirteen Hawkeye farmers receiving Jo en creamery patronage got checks exceeding 50 dollars for the first 14 days ending January 28. G H Mitchell led with 98.07, others ranged from 93.63 to 50.77 with several just under 50.

Gowker Hawkeye Joen Creamery H. F. Hauth G. Hf. Mitchell GO. R. Arendlong AL. Eitel E.W. Twandt Ww. RF. Kitch Ed Eitel N. ©. Bevins A. A. Jordan Fred Ungerer PF. J. Campbell William Hawks J. A. Renwick George Bkyman

Farm sale in Clarksville nets over four thousand dollars

Clarksville Iowa February 28 The G J Escherhausen sale on the Charles Carter farm in Jackson township Monday totaled over four thousand dollars and everything was sold A single resume offered brought 298 though cows did not sell well The crowd was smaller than expected due to a storm and bad roads

Courier Clarksville G. J. Escherhausen Charles Carter Jackson Township

Waterloo Man Moves to Butler County Farm

Greene Indiana February 28 Mr and Mrs Thomas Zurcher relocate from the Sherman Downs farm three and a half miles east of Waterloo to the Otto Schnee place south of town The David Shook family of Waterlon moves from the Downs farm to new residence Hazleton Pennsylvania February 28 Elmer Kelm buys Ezra MecKenzie 40 acre farm and will move there in March Cotton market and futures in Liverpool and Chicago show price activity and open interest with varying bids and March May July October contracts.

Courier Special Service Greene Thomas Zurcher Sherman Downs Farm Here Otto Schnee David Shook Waterlon Art Downs Farm Hazleton Elmer Kelm Ezra MecKenzie

Wheat and corn rise on market optimism and weather

Chicago reports wheat and corn advancing amidst buying by strong houses and talk of crop damage. Prices moved higher despite selling pressure as weather worsened and export prospects influenced demand.

Chicago

Commodity quotes from Chicago Board of Trade show mixed prices

The Chicago Board of Trade cash quotations list varied futures like No 2 red Wheal at 1.35 and Corn options around 1.44 to 1.21, with oats and timothy grass and cloverseed priced modestly. Provisions show vara at 11.85, ribs at 13.25, and bellies at 13.75.

Ciicaga Liga Klay Aibs Minneapolis Minn Montana Daly Chicago Northwest Duluth Minneapol

Hog and cattle market quotes at Chicago market

Chicago notes new peak hog prices at 13 paid with receipts about 31 000 and cattle trading mixed. hogs mostly 10 75 to 11 40 per 160 230 lb weights. cattle receipts 6 500 with calves 3 000 and heavy steers down 25 cents or more. sheep receipts 11 000 with bids weak to lower and early top around 17 40 for sheep and lambs.

Chicago Gattle

Livestock Prices Steady to Mixed at St Paul Sale

Receipts totaling 1800 cattle and 2209 calves show steady to mixed demand with cows weaker and feeders steady. Hogs active with light weights strongest. prices range from 10.00 to 16.60 for various cuts. Sheep opening slow but bids up to 25 cents higher for quality lambs with prime fed lambs around 16.50. Produce futures show mixed butter eggs sugar quotes in Chicago and New York markets.

ST. Paul Minn Chicago Lanis Kansas Waterloo Waterloo Mills Co Bneley Fia Arlington Saane Vanessa Seif, & Co Sislalle Caror Rath B. Rath Renee Crere Lamba Jown Flour & Feed Corner I. Tenes Prin Trhederer Binek Hawk Mabbit Exchange Ash Ve Eb. i. Wa

Stocks Slip as Money Tightens on Wall Street

New York trading shows money tightness cooling a rally with 40% 0000 shares changing hands. Several industry leaders like Bethlehem Steel American Can and Allied Chemical hit new highs while radio stock retreated. Overnight buy orders kept prices firm at the close as coppers rose and major motors led gains.

New York Ell New York Stock Exchange Anaconda Ab 148 Uteh Spicer Manufacturing Bethlehem _ Steel American Can Allied Chemical American Railway Express American Express Laclede Gas Internaional Telephone & Telegraph Goodyear Rubber Woolworth Johns Manville International Harvester U. S. Rubber Otis Elevator Bethlehem Steel Alinconda Andes Kennecott Nevada Inspiration Calumet Arizona Caprelly ULS Steel Common Bethlehem Vanadium Ad Colorado Packard Timken Adams Express Wright Aerocabuicel Curtiss National Cash Register Lambert Titernational Combustion Ameriegt Railways Express National Lead Aled Chem, & Dye Ams Chelmers Mig Icp Agr Jean Beeb American Car && Foundry American & Foreign Power American Locomotive American Smelling American Sugar Refining American FP Anarican American Woolen Wteeeten American Zinc Lead & Smelling Agaconda Copper Mining Atchison Topeka & Sante Fe Baltimore & Ghia California Packing Calumet & Ariizona Canada Dry Gancadian Pacific Epee Cass J. TL Cerro de Pasco Copper EIT CG & Co Chicago St. Poeffle Chicago M. Sp. & Pac Chicago & Northwestern Chicago Rot. & Pacific

Chicago stock prices close on leading shares

Chicago exchanges report closing quotes on leading shares including Allied Products Art Metal Works Barg Warn Butler Bros Glut Alum 3050.86 and more. Aircraft Grigsby Grinion Hart Garter pfd .50 Hort Parr Uti Kalamezoo Stove Meadows Missouri Kennas Pipe Line National Standard Dredge Morrell Pines Winterfront Uni Corp plus Uni Gas United States Gypsum United States Radio & Tel Zenith Radio.

Chicago YNB Allied” Products Barg Warn Butler, Bros. Atte Glut Grigsby-Grinion Hart: Garter Hort Parr Tnsul Uti Kalamezoo Stove Meadows Missouri Kennas Pipe Line National Ltd Morrell Oy Eee Pines Winterfront Uni, Corp Uni. Gas Co United States United ‘States Radio & Tel Vercione

Iowa Livestock Prices Across Cedar Rapids Des Moines Ottumwa

Town markets report hog prices with Cedar Rapids top at 10.25 for 180 to 350 lb primes. Des Moines shows receipts 1,300 with primes from 9.75 to 10.23 and packers around 8.45 to 9.75. Ottumwa edges up 130 to 186 lb at 8.65 to 9.70 and 260 to 350 lb at 10.15 to 10.95.

Associated Press Cedar Rapids Des Moines Cigher Ottumwa

Provisions and financial notes from New York market report

New York market updates list butter and egg receipts and prices for creamery products, poultry and dressed goods, with quotes for several items. LIBERTY BONDS and foreign exchange rates are given, including Liberty bonds prices and assorted international currency figures.

Bond market edges higher on gains across groups

The bond market opened with general improvement as Pub-lic Service of New Jersey 4 3 4 5 led a rise in the 3% area. Alleghany Corp and American International 5s posted fractional gains with notable activity in Bethlehem Steel Convertible 4 4 5 5. Baltimore & Ohio issues also advanced while Pirelli tires remained a focal point of irregular foreign trades.

New York New Jersey Alleghany Americcan International 5 Bethlehem Steel Baltimore & Ohio Pirelli Ts

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