Farmers Bureau leaders urge unity to raise milk profits
Q C Malling elected head of Black Hawk County Farmers Bureau with S Smalling as president pro tempore. W. F. Schilling, Minneapolis, keynote speaker urges cooperation, warns against politics and fragmentation while recounting how Twin City Milk Producers Association built from 60 to over 1,060 members.
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Munity
W. F. Schilling
Northfield
Mino
Twin City Milk Producers? Association
Black Hawk
Hanie
Bill Jones
John Smith
Minnesota
O. Smatling
O. Smalling
Qedar
Township
Smalling
George Mathes
Will King
Mt. Vernon Townhig
Frank Hammer
Cedar Falls
H. A. Smucker
Waterloo
H. M. Gunn
Eagle Township
Frielley
P. L. Friedley
Bennington Township
Farm Bureau
D. S. Heiple
Poyner Township
Bureau
C. A. Fullerton
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Waterloo Township
Community Letters To Editor Address Editorial Page
Readers submit questions and comments to the editor at the Waterkio Esuning Couriers in Jos with listed address and phone for correspondence. The notice invites ongoing citizen input and local commentary on issues through the newspaper’s editorial page.
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A7 Department
Waterkio Esuning Couriers
Watentun
Jos
Farm Auctions Rise Amid Crossword Puzzles in Kebtucaty
A local auctioneer reports farm auctions may grow as cross word puzzle hype spreads. A January survey shows auctions planned on 22 days next month, with four Sundays and one holiday used, leaving one day free to finish a full schedule.
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Jesup
Dalus
Stallman Mether Win on Poultry at State Show
A U H Mether of Cedar Falls won first and fifth on White Wyandottes at the Iowa State Poultry Show in Davenport. Newton Stallman of Waterloo took first on Silver Laced Wyandotte hen pullet and cock. Waterloo had limited representation. next year’s show heads to Cedar Rapids with judges Oscar Grow, Harry Atkins, Ed Manilaw, and F H Shellabarger.
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A. UH. Mether
Cedar Falls
Davenport
Judson
Helfer
Cedar Rapids
Oscar Grow
Harry Atkins
Ed Manilaw
F. H. Shellabarger
West Liberty
Hazelton
Royal B. Hovey
Independence
Will Robinson
Mitchell
Iowa
Alfalfa Worth More Than Feed in Iowa Study
Ames Iowa January 9 Farmers faced dairy feed trouble due to corn shortages and high feed costs. Extension experts promote feeding schools to teach economical rations using alfalfa and legume feeds. A farmer in Allamakee County calculated alfalfa at 27 dollars per ton versus bran at 39, yielding 33 per acre, proving growing alfalfa can cut costs and supply home feed.
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Ames
Lowa
B. Finley
F. G. Churchill
Paul Hiteman
Hittman
Veterinarian Battles TB in Mitchell County
Osage Fa June Special report states Dr A A Joelink, a state veterinarian, arrived in Osage to lead bovine tuberculosis eradication efforts in Mitchell County. The program aims for a three year span to achieve desired results.
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Osage
A. Joelink
Mitchell Coun
Louise Muncy Reports for Juniors Paper Mines
Louise Muncy, writing from Ames for the junior short course publication Bolter Town, covers Black Hawk Farm girls and their cooperative work. The group saved $249.02 on projects costing 297 dollars and hosted a midnight luncheon at West Hall dormitory to share community entertainment ideas and plans for health and music memory study next year.
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Black Hawk
Ames
Bolter Town
Black Hawk Farm
Iris
West Hall
Heath
Fenelon Wins Shiver Trophy at Delaware Exhibit
John T. Fenelon of Waterloo won the Shiver silver cup for the best largest display at the Delaware County Poultry Show in Manchester Iowa, earning permanent ownership after two prior wins. Numerous exhibitors from Manchester and surrounding towns showed prize birds across American class, White Wyandottes, Rose Comb Reds, and more, with good quality birds amid concerns over disease and strict show precautions.
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Manchester
John T. Fenelon
Waterloo
Manchester Commercial Club
Delaware County
K. E. Gipper
Strawberry Point
Lavett & Davis Produce Company
W. J. Schless
Sumer Man Wits
John Clifton
Barnville
FP. R. Kerr
Sumner
Tool
W. J. Schiess
Charles B. Foster
Brooklyn
Edward Conk
Plymouth Rocks
S. Reinecke
Independence
Rhode Island
Altho
H. aAttenbender
Department of Poultry Bhustbundry
Ames
Junior
Poultry Club
Jonet W. A. Oltike
The
Poultry Association
Grundy County Women Save $3000 Through Clothing Lessons
Grundy Center Iowa January farm bureau women finished a five month second year clothing course led by Miss Ruby B Russell from Amgs. Unassisted by a demonstration agent they reached 53 persons with project work. An achievement day featured a style show reports club demonstrations and a talk by Mrs M D Fry district committeewoman from Vinton Va. Nearly $3000 was saved, proving project work worthwhile.
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Grundy Center
Jan. A
Farm Bureau
Grundy County
Ruby B. Russel
Amgs
M.D. Fry
Vinton
George Mark Accepts New Dairy Tester Post in Cerro Gordo
George Mark, formerly in charge of Fayette County Gow Test association No. 1, has taken a tester position with the Mason City cowtest association in Cerro Gordo county. He previously studied dairy husbandry in Jawa Lecate lene and finished his course at Christmas. He was a member of the Tawa dairy judging team that competed at Dairy Cattle Congress and National Dairy Show.
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West Union
Jan
Greorge
A. Mark
Town Falls
Fayette County
Gow Test Association
Mason City
Cerro Gordo County
Mark
Jawa Lecate Lene
Tle
Tawa
Las Tal
Dike Men Plan Move to Canadian Farms
Brown and family and Hans Guldager announce plans to relocate to Canada to farm next spring. Brown faced a cash sale today on the John Deadrick farm, one mile west.
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Dike
H. KK. Brown
Hans Guldager
Canada
Brawn
John Deadrick
Week of Farmers Institutes Coming to Six County Towns
In the county the farmers institutes will be held one day at six places this month. Readign on Monday Feb 26, Plainfield Feb 27, Sumner Feb 28, Tripoli Feb 29, Waverly Feb 30, and Nashville Jan 31. Conradi rents H A Steffen farm at Dike Iowa, to occupy once vacated by Mr Steffen and family.
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Waverly
Plainfieldly
Sumner
Tripoli
Tanesville
Will Conradi
H. A. Stefen
Steffen
Stamfly
Needs of Europe Start Wheat Rise
Chicago styles wheat gains as early dealings push prices higher on renewed European demand signals. Australia and Argentina shipment reports fail to curb the rise, with May and July futures advancing amid euro bread-basket concerns. Corn and oats follow wheat higher, while the provIsion market trends upward with cereals. Public quotations show firm bid levels across wheats and feed grains in Chicago and New York trade.
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Chicago
Liviarmuel
Sterling Exchange
Australia
Argenta
Baberie
Europe
Fravisluna
Alule
New York
Baldwin
United States Steel
Maxwell Motors A
General American
Federal Light and Traction 4
H. H. Macy
Nast Motors
Fuel- Ity-Phoenix Insurance
Baiiwin
American Can
American Loco
Famous Players
Invincible Oil
Louisiana Oil
General Electric
National Lead
Illinois Central
U. S
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Rall Group
Denver and Rio Grande Western
Loos Federal Reserve Bank
Fidelity Phoenix Insurance
Nash Motors
U_ Healty
Associated Dry Goods
Ghent
American Tobaccodim
American Woolen
Anaconda Copper Atchison Aul
Baldwin Laco
Bethlehem Steel
California
Canadian Pac
Cerro de Pasco
Chandler Motor Chicago & Narthin
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Macnee Waterloo
General Motors
Gulf States Steel
Fiouston
Hudson Motors
Harvester
elly-Springfield Kennecott
Lehigh Valley
Louisville & Nash
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Truck
Marland Oi
Max. Motors Amex
Seaboard
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American
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Pacific Oil
Pan-American Petrol Pennsylvania
Phila. & Ray, GC
Phillips Petroleum
Pure Oil
Reading
Iron Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
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Seaboard Air Line
Sears-Roebuck Sinclair
Sheffield
Standard Oil
N. J
Samewart
Studebaker
Texas Co.syestry
Texas & Pacific
jTobacco Products
Union Pacific Daled Brug
Utah Copper
Westinghouse
Witss-Overland Woolworth
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts in Jan 4 report
New York markets show butter and cheese quotes with creamery and state grades, while Chicago receipts list butter, eggs, and cheese prices. Poultry and dairy items appear with varied lot sizes, and Peoria hogs and cattle values are noted alongside New York stock and exchange movements, with foreign exchange and bond updates interspersed.
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Chicago
New York
Justors Reamery
Crensery
Ludlow
Wisconsin
Americas
Pacific Coast
Chienge
Bulter
Lanéous
Deaths and society notes from Reinbeck and nearby towns
Obituaries and social news from Reinbeck and surrounding areas recount Maria Thiessen’s death near Reinbeck after lung infection, noting her German birth in 1844 and four children. Other notices include Mary Stevens of Grant township passing at Cresco, and Ben Beckman’s sons mourning their father. Reports cover births, illnesses, teaching assignments, travel, and local family updates, with brief mentions of Miss Ruth Perry, Esther Brumm, and others, plus a superstition about animals speaking at Christmas.
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Reinbeck
San
Chiia Petersen
Jobin Block
Teinbeck
Maria Thiessen
Shen
Germany
Mary Stevens
Reailene
Grant Township
Granty County
Thomas
Cresco
Keinbeck
Grant Cemetery
Fred
George Becknan
Onamla
Milton
Ben Beckinau
Ruth Perry
Traer
Esther Brumm
William Chassman
Ilvnear Wicks
Aunff
Enna
la Grippe
WG. Meier
Tennessee
Cade Pridar
J. D. Morrison
Rockford
Kathryn
Sfelen Bieber
Luster Taylor
Mt Vernon
Emil Hass
Waterloo
Henrietta Witterieve
Crystal Lake
John Siemecht
Lincoln
Leroy A. Moser
May Edward
Roy Snyder
Wanda Micka
Fort Dodie
Hughindersen
Estherville
Nealy Ander—son
Hogs Range to 10c Higher and Cattle Trade Slower
Chicago market summary notes hog receipts at 50,000 with bids mostly 10 to 15 cents higher for medium to heavy hogs and stronger weights, while cattle offerings remained slow and steady with limited demand. Prices listed for hogs, cows, calves, and sheep include several weight classes and top values, reflecting a mixed trading day across livestock sectors.
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ST. Louis
HOGS
Joorinis
Tee
Neunds
Laneikacker Fows
Reneraly
Jane
ST. Joseph
Chicago
U. S
Wisconsiny
Minnesota
Associated Press
Ught
Ight Ught
Cattle and sheep receipts mixed as market trends shift
Receipts for cattle and hogs mixed with higher bids for certain weights. Packers offered top prices around 10.45 for certain beef weights while lighter stock ranged 9.75 to 9.91. Sheep and lambs saw declines in western fed lambs with tops near 17.85 to 19.30 for Tall shorn lambs. Stockers and feeders remained steadier amid varied butcher cow and bull figures.
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Sioux City
Kiers
Waterloo Markets Prices at 16 mu Today near Grain
Market notes show price remarks for wheat and flour at Waterloo markets with terms like cold flour clear flour and crystal pattern. The fragment references winterled mills and includes pricing hints though details are garbled.
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Waterloo
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Hudson
JT. Smucker
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