Board of Trade still operates under Copper-Tincher law
Readers ask how the Board of Trade can run futures under the Copper-Tincher act still in limbo. Courts initially blocked enforcement, then the Supreme Court modified the injunction allowing the board to operate as a contract market while hearings on constitutionality proceed. Proceedings begin January 3 in Washington. outcome will decide if the board remains under federal control or reverts to prior status.
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Lechlor
Board of Trade
United States Department of Agriculture
John J. Hill
Chicago Board of Trade
K. M. Landis
Chicago
Landis
United States Supreme Court
Hill
Washington
High Court
Secretary of Agriculture
Supreme Court
AML
Bveoing Courier
Traveling Men's Association elects officers at Waterloo meeting
Fred D. Adams of Adams Paper was chosen president of the Waterloo Travelingmen and Business Men's association at the annual meeting in Greater Waterloo club rooms. G. M. Coykendall becomes vice president and others named include W. BR. French treasurer A. H. Holt secretary and D. D. Wilcox C. R. Rohde new board members with holdovers C. H. Bingham and Joan T. Rock. A resolution urges citizens to oppose propagandist detriment and shows confidence in the city.
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Fred_D. Adams
Adams Paper Company
Waterloo Travelingmen
Business Men's Association
Greater Waterloo Association
Charles F. Glockner
G. M. Coykendall
W. BR. French
A. H. Holt
P. H.o'neill
C. R. Rohde
D. D. Wilcox
Traer Sunday Schools Boost Armenian Relief Fund
The Armenian and Near East Relief fund in Traer will gain nearly $600 from three Sunday schools. The Methodist, Congregational, and United Presbyterian churches raised $215, $200, and $145 respectively, with total contributions expected to reach $600 before forwarding. For years Traer Sunday schools have supported the white gifts during Christmas for the Near East relief effort, including chess gatherings and social events in London.
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Traer
Methodist
Congregational
United Presbyterian
Tracr
Grundy Center Man Starts Building Up Fine Hereford Herd
Reinbeck January 2. Eighteen head of purebred Hereford cattle were sold by Toby Larsen to John Kruse of Grundy Center for a lump sum of 2600 dollars. The Grundy Center farmer seeks Whitefaces to begin a purebred herd, a fortunate purchase at about 145 dollars per head given current conditions.
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Reinbeck
Toby Larsen
John Kruse
Grundy Center
Mr. Larsen
Black Hawk County Farm Bureau to Meet and Lunch
The Black Hawk County Farm Bureau meeting will be held at the armory on Thursday January 12 with lunch served a la cafeteria by women members led by Elizabeth Hudson home demonstrator. County agent A A Burger directs the program as storms of 1922 loom and two state wide speakers are promised. Last year 300 farmers attended and this year attendance is expected to exceed that, with farm women equally involved and urged to bring sandwiches and another dish.
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Black Hawk
Farm Bureau
Black Hawk County
Miss Hudson
Todd
Dradstreet
Bradstreet
Four Year Record Of Farmers Barn Sales At Cedar Falls
A Black Hawk farmers group built a live stock pavilion at Cedar Valley fairgrounds Cedar Falls. Over four years livestock sales totaled 793196 with notable consignments from Hudson and Belgians led by Farcour the famed stallion sold for 47500. Percheron mares and various breeds boosted totals, showing improved prices and crowd reach for local farmers. W D Strayer chaired the fund with Hollis and Griffith as officers.
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Cedar Valley Fair Grounds
Cedar Falls
Farcour
Wiliam Crown
Hudson
C. G. Good & Son
James, Loonan & Son
W. D. Strayer
Farmers’ Organization
Co. VA
Hollis
Charles Griffith
Heregard
Business Year 1921 Ended With Mixed Recovery Hopes
A New York overview notes 1921 as a mixed year after the postwar boom. Prices fell to 1916 levels, agriculture lagged, and many firms faced record failures, yet markets improved late in the year with better money flow, rising foreign exchange, and renewed confidence, as nations sought armament cuts and stabilizing trade.
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New York
Radstress
United States
Europe
Federal Reserve
America
Pradstreet
Yan
Tate
Dike Farmer Hangs Self Over Losses Near Dike
Cedar Falls reports Charles Jorgensen aged 47 hanged himself four miles southeast of Dike yesterday morning. Despondent over large losses from cattle and land deals, he left a note and was found by a relative. Formal inquiry pending.
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Dike Farmer
Cedar Falls
Charles Jorgensen
Dike
Logan Avenue Church Elects New Officers
At the annual meeting of Logan Avenue Evangelical Lutheran Church led by Rev J A Deedrick, Frank Bisdorf was named class leader, Leleh Young organist, and Br M Fritzinger choir leader. Trustees include E M Pritzinger James Roblin Wm Sack Frank Bisdorf and B S Burch with officers across Sunday school and missionary groups.
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Logan Avenue
Wm. Sack
Chas.Minér
Frank Bisdorf
BM. Fritzinger
C. F. Burch
Clyde Sack
Leslie Deerick
Wm. O'Brien
Emil Deedrick
Leleh Young
Lucele Bisderr
Scott Stauffacher
B. M. Fritzinger
Scott Stanuffacher
Uskima Pies Spark Nationwide Ice Cream Confection Boom
Chris Noleon, a former Iowa resident, patented the preparation behind Eskimo Pie, a chocolate coated ice cream bar. Des Moines financier Hassell Stover joined with Nelson to fund production via Anteloon Ice Cream Co. The venture, based in Chicago, licenses rights nationwide and internationally, generating substantial daily revenue.
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Parkeli
Crear Vonymny
Dee Moines
All Fortune
Towa
Chris Noleon
Onawu
Omaha
Des Moines Imag
Hassell Stover
Antelioon Ice Cream Company
Hinetty
Caminda
Nelson
Orawa
Chicago
Fire and Burglary Disturb Small Town Journal
A church service near Traer described as interrupted by a furnace fire damaging the building sparking alarms across the area. A separate burglary at Traer Vulcanizing Co. yielded tires tubes and vulcanizing stock valued at about 600 dollars. Local wireless telephone plans were announced for Traer office as part of new tech upgrades and service enhancements.
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TRAUR
Trier
Traer Vulcanizing Company
Floyd Taxpayers Object to Hard Surface Project
In Floyd County Iowa residents near Nashua and Charles City vote against hard surfacing primary road No. 8 unless road laws change. A petition supported by taxpayers asks the county to petition the state highway commission to gravel primary road No. 40 district No. 2 instead, with signers agreeing to pay one fourth the graveling cost. Committee members include Victor Shema Clifford Wells Bert Creager John Debes Charles Bonzer and C. G. Carr.
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Charles City
Nashua
Ani
Stata Lg Commission
Victor Shema
Cliford Wells
Bert Creager
Tohn Debes
Charles Bonzer
C. G. Carr
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Franklin County
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Doans
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