Cleveland Fowls Head Black Hawk Poultry Records
Cleveland leads Black Hawk county poultry flock records with 52 White Wyandottes yielding 87.2 percent production in December. Miss Hudson reports 92 members across eight breeds, noting rising feed costs and variable lay rates, with White Leghorns and Rhode Island Reds among top producers and several writers reporting varied percentages and receipts across farms.
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Cleveland Fowls Head
Black Hawk Poultry Records
H. RF
Cleveland
Black Hawk County
Elizabeth Iiidson
White
E. E. White
Waterloo
E. H. Snavell
Miss Hudson
Rhode-Island-Reds
Hans
Juhl
Cedar Falls
J. H. Meyer
Waterton Andottes
Wistar Speer
Cedar Rock
You Sanders
Alice G. Morgan
Russell’ Kling
Rhone
Otto Obele
Thaide Island
J. Wilbert Slikier
Freya Krugh
Gees
Ceed
McRoberts
Lerhort
Iss
James
Milbtard
S. Jennie Harrison
Chinese Farmers Pay 36 Per Cent Interest Says Missionary
LT. F. Havermale, a six year China missionary, describes Chinese agriculture. He notes 42 bushels rice per acre, two acre farms, 75 percent population in agriculture, feudal land tenure, and widespread land leases. Machinery is crude and co operatives are rare.
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LT. F. Havermale
Havermale
China
Cairns
United States
Farm Women Training and Canning Industry Details
Eldora and surrounding townships in Hardin county organize five month training in house furnishings nutrition and clothing with Ames specialists. Training starts Jan 25 in Alden Jan 26 in Jackson and Jan 27 in Union, completing in August. The article notes census factory data from 1915 on commercial canning and preserving with state leaders and product values, highlighting California as lead supplier and shifts in rank of Pennsylvania and New Jersey by 1919.
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Eldora
Hardin County
Ames
Alden
Buckeye
Jackson Electora
Union
Providence
Allen
Jackson
Alden Township
Hardin
Eliig
Pleasant Townships
Grant
Etna
United States
Department of Commerce
California
New York
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Iowa Farm Bureau convention hosts Polk county women
Des Moines, Jan. 20. During the Iowa Farm Bureau federation convention Jan. 11-12 Polk county women will host visitors and delegates. Luncheon Friday noon. workers meet at Savery hotel Thursday and Friday mornings. Mrs Ellsworth Richardson to preside at Thursday evening session with address to Mrs Gene Cutler of Harrison.
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Des Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Polk County
Savery Hotel
Ellsworth Richardson
Gene Cutler
Harrison
Girls Short Course Plans for Farm and Home Week
Jan 19 to Feb 3 features a full program for girls at the junior short course with sessions on home economics. Elizabeth Hudson calls the event valuable for Black Hawk County girls and surrounding areas. rail fare is half price with round trips Jan 27 to Feb 3. lodging at Iowa State College for 2.50 and meals in the college cafeteria.
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Black Hawk
Elizabeth Hudson
Iowa State College
Hudson
Home Economics Enrollment Totals at Iowa State College Ames
Ames Iowa January 10 The division of home economies at Iowa State College reports 956 students enrolled in the first quarter. Registrars Ju T Sage and acting dean Kana Walls provide the breakdown by class with 41 freshmen and 216 sophomores among home economics majors to 108 juniors and 59 seniors.
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Ames
Towa State College
Ju. T Sage
Milk utilization drive planned across Benton county
In Vinton Iowa on January 22 to 27 a county wide campaign will mobilize farm women Red Grass city clubs and county teachers along with Dr Florence Johnston nutrition specialist Miss Hall from the U S department of agriculture and W A Wentworth secretary of the Iowa Creamery Secretaries and Managers association. Federated women's clubs will stage a pageant and host meetings with talks on milk quality free of foreign matter and tuberculosis germs.
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Vinton
Benton County
Florence Johnston
Lana Clty
Florence Tinlay
Ofmes
Miss Hall
United States Department of Agriculture
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
W.A. Wentworth
Towa Creamery Secretaries’ and Managers’ Association
Wentworth
Younty One Ay
North Dakota farm women fight home problems in clubs
Fargo reports that 66 homemaking clubs with 1,069 members formed across the state last year. Led by Mrs. Mottle G. Cole, state home demonstration head, clubs meet monthly to discuss food clothing and household management with state prepared demonstrations. State agents visit several times yearly to assist clubs in carrying out the program.
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Fargo
N.D
North Dakota
Mottle G. Cole
State Home
State Home Demonstration Department
Scrap Looks in Krankenhaus County Garment Clubs
Hampton Indiana January 10 eight garment clubs in Krank county according to Miss Mani Kow ske home demonstration agent for Ubis county. These clubs hold regular meetings each Saturday afternoon. Scrapbooks are being planned by the clubs to study clothing textiles decorative and ornamental stitches silverware and furniture.
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Hampton
Krank Iin
Mise Manikowske
Ubis County
Eids
Demonstration on Fireless Cooker This Thursday
Miss Elizabeth Hudson will host a pressure cooker demonstration at Mrs WW Hotch kiss’s house in Waterloo township. The event starts at 10 30 a m with a fireless cooker demonstration then a Jan demonstration after dinner. All women bringing one food article and a dish are invited to attend.
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Elizabeth Hudson
Farm House Destroyed by Fire Near Bristow
The dwelling of the farm owned by Charles Bohn, about two miles southeast of Bristow, was immediately destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon. Neighbors found the blaze started from an overheated cookstove, and part of the furniture was saved. Mr. and Mrs. Bohn were absent at the time. The article also notes local church activities, school events, and miscellaneous community notices from Plainfield and Waterloo, Iowa.
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Bristow
Charles Bohn
Bohn
Local Notices From Geneseo Area Involving Meetings And Visits
Mr Grant travels to Clarence Sapirda to assist in meetings and will be absent for three workdays. Gospel teams from the concremation district will hold a share during his absence, led by Sey Burk who has been husking corn nearby this fall. The Womens Missionary Society plans to meet with Mrs Cora Bragonier a week from next Thursday. Tia Warry Adair near Reln ebeck quarantined for scarlet fever. The Standard Bearers met with Misses Jathel and Vivial Vanderherden on Sunday. Misses Frances and Paulie Macker, visiting here, depart for La Porte Saturday. The King’s Herald band will meet next Sunday during Sunday school hour. Wilber hosted a supper for the girls and boys basketball teams Friday night at the school building. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Harold Speer Munitvy.
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Plainfield
Ates Clara Small
Waterloy
Tar Kou
Ralph
Maude
Cvaning
Stousx City
Vislt
Eg Ter
Irma Konkte
Huro
Mercy Resprit
Antono Juhl
Arnold Daison
Kenneth Head
Phe Baptist
Sunda
BE. A
Cegretant
Hajen Orcutt
Panirt
Rosatle Wiliams
Maud Willines
Lauels Boggs
Jilda Gritzner
Joel Waste
Joly Junion
Florinca Gritzner
Schorlater
Ada Hoggs
Spradle
Bute Kelly
Agstatlant
Mrs Satterlee
Hence
Parl Shipp
Taby
Waterloo
Dorothea T. Wade
Audubon
Missy Pauline Tega
Panom
Baptist Ladies
Thimblebea
Birk. B.A
David Shipp
Waverly
Petite Wilson
Farnsworth
New
Hartfond
Cama
Hoaor
Jamer
Troyiner
Rome
Nastia
Tao
M. E. Missio
Paursday
Royal
Legion
Piente
Uacne Deike
North Dakota
Andy Beal
Jlittla Duupster
Shirley
Spentaay
Tady
Edwin Smith
The
Baptist Church
Ainer
Lewtle B. Krieger
Thome Saurday
Tau
Tangenderfer
Mt Waverly
Irs
Kete Smith
Sexton
Airs
Totes
Alberts
California
Aliss Lucy Deike
Ewald Wedeking
Saines
Janceville Ligh
wWere
Athove
Etna ‘Carney
Geo
Genesey
Yan
Grant
Clarence Sapirda
L Scharee
Sey Burk
Wisconsin
Womens Messanary
Society
Cora Bragonier
Tia Warry Adair
Relnebeck
Jathel
Vivial Vanderherden
Frances
Paulie Macker
la Porte i
King’s Herald
Suneday
Wilber
Lana
Harold Speer
Grun dy Center Widow Dies at Home of Son Henry
In Grundy Center an unnamed widow died at her son Henry's home. She left three living sons Henry Ome and Bersali in the county. two sons and a daughter had died earlier. The report mentions illnesses and local incidents, including an injured person and a baby in town.
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Mengelkes
Henry
Ome
Bersali
Dan Pritael
Herman Heenksy Bauhy
Tip Bane
Grain and markets prompt varied bids and prices
Grain prices and market notes from Kansas City and Toledo report No. 2 and No. 4 white wheats, No. 2 mixed, and corn bids. Wheat and corn futures show modest gains. receipts, cash prices, and foreign exchange trends across regions highlight demand shifts and seasonal adjustments.
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Xansa&s City Grain
Kansas Cy
St Paul and East St Louis Livestock Markets Report Decline and Mixed Receipts
The report outlines hogs and cattle at St Paul and East St Louis markets with receipts around 1000, price ranges from 4.75 to 10.75 for hogs and lambs from 5.50 to 34.00, noting some higher goods and steady to lower trends amid a generally soft market and mixed demand. It highlights shifts toward higher prices for some hog categories, with buyers pressing for better weight and quality.
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Bert Stears
Tim MS
Horeblons
Pat Shnestick
Wulik
Bologna
Tocdors Stratuy
Wulissohn
East ST. Louis
St. Louis
Prtoady
Strane
Tags Shoudy
Kansas City Livestock Kansity
Fae
Bettier Ried Ventory
Hlock
Rati Hostrone
Sa. Best
St Joseph Livestock and Market Reports Mix of Cattle and Dairy
Market notes from St Joseph and Omaha show mixed livestock activity. Cattle and calves traded steady with feeder and stocker demand, while prices varied by weight class. dairy receipts and milk totals are reported for Waterloo region.
Stocks Edge Up Then Falter In Early Trading
Markets showed initial firmness with notable activity as the open ticked higher, but soon lagged, with copper and steel shares moving and several industry names cited. Traders watched California Petroleum and related firms as oil prices and factory stocks shifted, while New York loans and grain prices reflected cautious sentiment.
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Yaerk
Bosid
Colne
Wwlads
Upton Ets
Mig
Mig Ligparle
Caley Mankiley
Armerie Elites
Wibod
Steck Chulh
Frity soWor
Bastian Keeth Intent Shale
Rorhber
Crueth le Ain Efapp Myfurs
California Petroleum
Jumpead
Petits Iy
Ittel
Boty Pty Drigie
Jeadery Ne Belden
Brooklyn
Servien
New Jersey
CBN
California
Call Money
iMinenionn
Baltimore & Ohio
Mnosiperke & Ohio Mhieutco
Mil & St. Chien
Chicago
Cornrodueta
Cructhiea Siae Ramous Muryers
Kelly-Spriniheld Tira Mexican Petrofouts
New York
Pen Americas
Macrolaim Pennsylvanie
Voupta
Frog & Sinel
Sinclair
Huuleker
Tobacco
United States
United States Steel Vitaly Copper
Willys Overland Oo
Maxwell Motors
Aha Step Aimed at Money Power Rewind Germany
Paris reports the French cabinet seeks last minute German industrialist proposals to avert Ruhr occupation. Paris delays and signals to Krupp Stinnes Thyssen Haniel groups to offer guarantees including ceasing Lorraine iron boycott and stabilizing the mark. Marshal Foch warns Essen mobilization limits, as France fears 1924 election risks.
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EL Blason
Paris
Huhr
Hugo Stinkes
Great Britain
United States
Temps
England
France
Rhineland
Berlin
Prechér Poincare
Sulden
Poincare
Ruhr
Krupp
Stinnes, Thyssen
Haniel
Lorraine
Sweden
Marshal Foch
Essen
Frencs
Ger- Weny
Areantime
Sts Simi
Wheat Prices Turn Upward in Liverpool Flour Trade
A fragmented report on June 14 notes modest upturns in wheat values amid shifting futures and embargo effects. Prices for May and July futures show early gains while corn and other grains move little, with limited changes in provisions and trading activity.
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Caiuro
Lise Iriel
Unclear OCR: Hog and cattle market notes misread
Fragmented text shows cattle quotes and market terms with many garbled phrases. Key items include hogs and steers price shifts, plus scattered figures, names, and currency marks, but content is largely unreadable. The piece lacks coherent events or identifiable entities.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City livestock market shows wavering demand with mixed estimates. Prices for cattle and calves vary, with feeders and fat cattle unevenly reported. thorough inventory and consignments noted, while some lots move slowly at modest gains.
Prices in New York and Chicago Today Produce Prices
New York and Chicago report varied produce and commodity prices for January 10. New York shows butter creamery eggs and dairy ranges with mixed lot prices, while Chicago lists dressed poultry eggs and dairy items with several price notes. Also noted are cotton futures and related market movements across major cities.
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New York
Chicago
Taney Young Americas
Micke
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Groyl
Tittle
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Emmett Steele
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Land Uas
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Newton Parsley
Marjorie Michael
A. J. Hall
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Roy Westervelt
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Foreign Exchange
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Brazil
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ST. Joseph Livestock
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Peoria Livestock Veerig
Slemlys
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Lincen
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Rath ePacking Co
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