Fairbank Farmers Elect New Officers and Review Creamery
At Fairbank Iowa the Farmers Co operative creamery elected G Fink president for 1923 Irvin Richards vice president Harry Lyons secretary and C Everett treasurer Nearly 116 members attended the meeting which also reviewed last year s business receipts of 713 463 81 with butterfat paid averaging 39 5 cents per pound from 178 191 pounds of milk The group debated selling buttermilk and the value of butter to patrons while speakers from the State Dairy association and Dairy Extension stressed herd and milk quality improvements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbank
Fairbank Farmers’ Co-operative Creamery
G. Fink
Irvin Richards
Harry Lyons
C. B. Everett
J. Leehey
Fairbank Creamery
Fred 5. Ferguson
Laws State Dairy Association
Waterloo
Rejport
Manchester Creamery Surmounts Obstacles and Growth
Manchester Co operative Creamery in Manchester Iowa reports 1922-23 results with $160634.16 in butter and cream sales and 429434 pounds of butter manufactured. Merchants bought $23148.87 of its products while patrons spent $16967.43. Officers named for 1923 include President Fred Le Durey and Secretary Elmer Reed. board members and auditors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
John Stewart
Iowa
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Delaware County
Manchester Co-operative Creamery Company
Fred le Durey
L. Porter
J.B. Cocking
Farm Conditions Improve Over Last Year Says Leader
Des Moines Jan 12 The Associated Press reports CW Hunt president of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation told the federation annual meeting that farm conditions are much better than a year ago. He cited thrift and industry, higher farm prices, and lower overhead as factors improving farmers prospects. He said cooperative marketing is the key to group selling for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preess
Des Moines
CW. Hunt
Iowa Farm Reurean Federation
Farm Boys Lead Agricultural Experiment Work in Ames School
Ames Iowa January 12 An Agricultural Experiment association run by farm boys at Missouri Valley High School supports Smith Hughes agriculture work. Two tests under way include phosphorus value for wheat and disease free seed corn. Plans include testing spring wheat varieties and high yielding corn oats soybeans potatoes and sweet clover. President Ronald Cox vice president Ernest Aronson secretary Paul Felstner treasurer Kenneth Acran supervise activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Agricultural Experiment Association
Smith-Hughes
Missouri Valley
Altho
Harrison County
D. A. van Cleave
Iowa State College
The
Experiment Association
Ronald Cox
Ernest
Aronson
Paul Felstner
Kenneth Acran
Smith- Hughes
Smith-Haughes
van Cleve
Three Dairy Meetings In Dubuque County Hold Annual Gatherings
Three Dubuque County dairy meetings were held Tuesday with Holstein, Guernsey, and Milk Producers groups assembling. James I Powers was elected Holstein president, Henry Vaske vice president, and Feo A Meyer secretary treasurer. Talks covered plans for a future Dubuque show, a state Guernsey gathering next June, and breeder assistance by county and city officials. Fred E Ferguson spoke at both meetings, with N G Malin providing guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Dubuque County
Holstein Breeders’ Association
Guernsey Breeders
Iowa
Wisconsin
Fred E. Ferguson
Iowa State Dairy Association
Waterloo
N. G. Malin
National butter contest invites entrants from all states at Ames
Buttermakers from every state are invited to compete in the national butter contest organized by the Iowa State College dairy department during the 10 day short course February 7 to 17. Entries must arrive in Ames by February 2 and each exhibitor may submit one 20 pound tub. Medals will be awarded, and the college will purchase contest butter for instructional use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa State College
IL D. Reynolds
Mason City
James Rowland & Company
James Morenson
Minnesota
Dairy and Food Commissioner
E. T. Goss
Dairy Department
Bremer Co operative Creamery reports strong year at meeting
Bremer Iowa January 12 annual meeting shows business totaling 183 476 pounds of butter. Petrons received 70 186 dollars for butterfat. Milk test averaged 3.71 percent and cream 27 percent. John Heine served as president and Fred Bortz was re elected secretary. Fire last April destroyed the old plant and a new one was built, praised as among Iowa's best with butter selling under the state trade mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer
Bremer Co-operative Creamery
Petrons
John Heine
Fred Bortz
Bremers Creamery
Meyers on Market Shipped Steers Reach Chicago Sale
C W Meyers of Grandy county shipped a carload of 1,148 pound steers to Chicago. The steers sold on Monday's market for nine dollars fifty cents per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers
C. W. Meyers
Grandy County
Chicago
Annual Meeting of Buchanan County Farm Bureau Held
Independence January 12 The Buchanan County Farm Bureau held its annual meeting at the Commercial club with an instructive program by local leaders Reports from women’s work started last summer were presented The men reported on farm work during the year An Iowa State College radio lecture was broadcast in the afternoon Officers elected Frank I Bantz president R A Nelson vice president I E Bram secretary M J Kants treasurer Directors named Frank Wilson Paul Goragg J F Mosher Jay Lated J Weber Clare E Miller Carl Fernald J H Copenhaver H T Joyce George Slemmons Joseph McKay Ralph Bender Harry Haines Will Wer man
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Buchanan County Farm Bureau
Iowa State College
Westbury
Joyce
Sumner
George Slemmons
Liberty
Joseph McKay
Middlefieiad
Ralph Bender
Jefferson
Harry Haines
Homer
H. Bales
Cono
Will Werman
Newton
Dierks Farm Sale Draws Large Crowd in Gladbrook
Gladbrook Indiana January 21 2-Her mano Dierks held a farm sale three miles southeast of town drawing about five hundred attendees. Livestock moved well 94 head of cattle were sold with top prices 100 for a bull 91 for cows and 177 50 for a six year old horse weighing 1700 to 1800 pounds Broad sows 25 hogs 14 per head. Hermar Schlicht to farm the place after buying Dierks corn 35 cents a bushel. About 1796 pounds of oats and some seed corn sold for 4 per bushel from Hildebrand brothers nearby. Machine sale included various farm implements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladbrook
Hermano Dierks
Hermar Schlicht
Schlicht
Hilde-|brand Brothers
Meythaler Elected President of Buchanan County Fair Board
Independence Jan. 12 C G Meythaler was elected president for Buchanan County Fair association at the new board meeting. Dates for the fair were set for August 21 22 23 and 24. Chester was chosen vice president and Handt named treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
C. CG. Meythaler
Buchanan County Fair Association
Tuesaday
D. Chester
John Handt
Pieplow Named Union Manager in Aurora Meeting
Henry Pieplow was chosen as manager of the Farmers' Union for 1923 at the annual meeting of directors and stockholders in Aurora Indiana. Ralph Stoeckle was elected secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Henry Pieplow
Farmers’ Union
Ralph Stoeckle
Ansgar Greetings and Local Movements Reported
BT ANSGAR IA residents note J-Mics Core Groth returns to Minneapolis schools to teach. Earl fiers and family move from Mason City to rooms once occupied by A S Hickel. Dr C A Stover loses his mother in California and travels to Milwaukee for a friend’s funeral. Reva Haverfield leaves for Assumption to see a brother. Rev Maverfield arrives home after brother’s illness. W Rogers visits Davies City then Rochester for an eromination. Frank Gaffney visits from De Falls to care for ill mother Jm Bruges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ansgar
Jan
Mics
Core Groth
Minneapolis
Earl Fiers
Rouschota
Mason City
A. S. Hickel
C. A. Stoversaid
California
Milwaukee
Davies City
Rochester
Miss Rogers
Frank Gaffney
Dea Falls
Jm. Bruges
Vinton Community Club Meeting Highlights January Event
Vinton Ta January 12 the Vinton Community Club held a top meeting at the club rooms with a 6 30 banquet and program. Albert Nave China Kine Sok John Tobin and Hugh Mossman spoke for farm bureau American Legion and general club interests. J K Jaer was toastmaster Miss Winifred Martin read and was encored A G Adan outlined the year’s work and plans for the coming year G A Port spoke for the hospital and Joy C G Carried reported year expenditures and a deficit. About 740 attended. Mario Bunton and Harold Itry were married at Cadat Raphis recently and will settle here. Judge Cumpings in town finishing the Living Springs case, a post mortem windup to determine losses in the corporation winding up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Albert Nave
China Kine Sok
Farm Burea
John Tobin
American Legion
Ugh Mossman
Generi
J. K. Jaer
Winifred Martin
A. G. Adan
G. A. Port
Tin Hospital
Joy CG
Riverside Park
Catar Raplis
Mario Bunton
Harold Itry
City
Cadar Raphis
Lay 1St Grilliants
Vinton High School
Ray
Cedar Valley
Cumpings
Wort
Living Springs Land Company
Waterloo
Wheat Off On Profit-Taking In Early Trade Report
Wheat futures slipped on profit-taking and light buying as July and September contracts fell amid limited buying interest. Corn and oats followed lower trends with scattered price moves, while oils and other grains showed modest shifts. overall activity remained subdued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa
Liverpool
Amerive
Urepa
Solower
Hadley Pioneer Dies of Pneumonia Buried in Manchester
W H Hadley born December 1865 in Manchester died January 9 at his Waterlooo home and was buried in Manchester receiving vault. He lived in Manchester Sioux City Waterloo worked for Illinois Central in freight. Survived by widow two daughters sister and half brother. Interwoven notices cover bank officers and local lodge positions, Glidner stock expansion, and local family movements to Caledonia and Iowa City care.
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Manchester
W. H. Usulley
Wateriog
Oakland Cemetery
Manhoal
Gertha Dudley
Sioux Ity
Waterloo
Hadley
Illnois Central Ruttroms
Tleig
Walter Larrabee
Ames
Alice Hadley
Philipp
Frank Hadley
Omaha
Neb
Racumonia
Glider Bros.lave
Northwood
Stara
A. J. Glidner
John B. McEwen
Hyperion Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
California
George F. McKowen
First
National Bank
R. D. Graham
Don A. Preussner
Wilbert Carr
J. H. Hart
L. Matthews
HL Munson
Burton Clark
Wolgate
Archie Lyman
Blair
FE. E. Dutton
C. J. Hockaday
J. J. Burridge
I Matthews
Fred Ti. Munson
KE. Dutton
W W. Matthews
Wayne Dutton
P. Tt. Lillibridge
Baskkeeper
Floyd Pinch
Sascar Crry
GRATH
Hyperion Todre
Knights Kansas City
Wheats
Pytilas
Aimee
Ag Reek
Don A
Preusmer
Ssehow
Klaus
C. G
George
Lberdson
Hypatia
Temple
Pythian
Ev Tones
P. C
Ada Reed
M_E. Co
Alice Ford
May Jones
EF. Jr
Alice Storey
Rita Bacugartner
Carrie Coon
Ona Harris
Elizabeth Harrig
George Glissendorf
Prairie Township
Caledonia
Afur
Andrew Goon
Law School
State University
Aly
Iowa City
Alli
Chicago Cash Quotations Focus on Wheat and Seeds
Chicago market notes show wheat prices for multiple grades and miscellaneous commodities. Spot quotes include mixed grains, corn, oats, white and yellow varieties, rye, cloverseed, timothy seed, broccoli? and pork, with varying bid levels and irregularities in the OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tommke
Wwe
Tom
Burley
Bro
Milwaukee Grain Prices in Milwaukee Jan 12
Milwaukee grain prices list wheat and corn bids for Jan 12 in Milwaukee Wisconsin. No. 1 northern wheat quoted at 1.29 to 1.31 per bushel with other grades shown. Corn bids include No 2 yellow No 2 white and No 3 white with varied cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukkee
Milwaukee
Wis
MINNERFOLIS GRAIN AND FARM MARKETS UPDATE
Minneapolis grain receipts and prices for January including wheat No 1 northern and No 3 white at varying bids. Peoria corn quotes No 2 yellow and white with steady receipts. Local news notes on residents, illnesses, and hunters’ cases continued to municipal court, plus New York and Kansas City market summaries and livestock prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Qatar
Omaha Livestock Market Mixed Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Hogs receipts 13 900 mostly lower buyers wary. Bulk butcher grade $8.20 top $8 30. Cattle receipts 5dQ mostly steady with batched steer top around $9.39 per 1 456 pounds. Sheep receipts 6 000 weak to lower with top around $6 40 to $9 0 for various grades. Sioux City Cattle steady to higher on yearlings and feeders. Hog market slow with prices down about $1. Lockers and stags listed. St. Joseph and Peoria markets show similar softness in hogs and steady cattle trends. Cotton and Liberty bonds news included with market notes and financial rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Bio
Omaha
Sioux City
Rentkore
Stocks Regain Losses Amid Broad Market Movement
New York stocks opened higher on January 12 led by Baldwin and Studebaker as buyers returned. American Limestone and Republic Steel climbed while California Petroleum edged up. Some names like Procter & Gamble slipped slightly. data and rail shares rose. foreign exchange hardened with sterling near 4.07.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cearminion
California
Petroleum
Iwra Mae
Dataware & Lindgon
Treo
Dugree
Gie
T To & Ponies
Mack ‘Pruck
New Laven
Alls
Calfornia Petroleun
Pian-Amartesn
Piduwator OM Steel and Tube Preferred
California Patrio+ Journ
Thirtmans Corporation
Beeahnut Packing
May Department Stores
Nash Motors
Chitmotcy
American
American Car & Foundry
American Locomotive
Damerican Smelting
American Sugar
American T&t
American Woolen
Anaconda Capper
Amchison Acessee Ee AU
Guit_ & W. Indles
Baldwin
Baltioore & Cross Bethlehem Siee
Chandier Motors Crucible Steel
General Motord
Tultnois Centred
Marine We Kelly-Springfield
We Twene
Mexican -Petrofewmn
Midvate Steel
New York Central
Northern Paci
Pan American Petroleum Pennsylvania
People’s Gas Pure
Rewlings
Tron & Staal _Royal Dutch
Smelal Oil
Southern Pacific
New York and Chicago Produce Prices Today
Markets show firm dairy tone in New York with creamery extras and state specials. Poultry values steady to lower across New York and Chicago areas, with dressed chickens and ducks noted. butter receipts and eggs mixed, while beef and other meats move with regional price shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
New Ork
Waterloo Markets Price List 1971 Auction Staples
Market report lists prices for flour butter milk lard and produce from Waterloo and Rath Packing Co. including hogs hay potatoes turkeys horse hides and green hides with multiple unit prices and tonnage figures. Prices reflect noon quotations and varied by grade weight and packaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterlon
Rath Packing Co
Midez
Irregular foreign exchange and commodity notes and milk data
New York and foreign exchange markets show irregular demand with rates quoted for Britain, France, Italy, Belgium, Germany, Holland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, Czecho Slovakia, Argentina, Brazil, and other regions. Domestic prices for sugar, milk and cream receipts at Waterloo Dairy, and cattle markets show varied basing under standard conditions. Coffee and silver prices and references to miscellaneous financial terms complete the brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forxigx Promarak
New York
Britain
C. Traly
Helgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Czecho-Slovakia
Argentina
Brazil
Preacher Warns Reds Threaten U S Church Work
Defiance Ohio January 12 Agents of Soviet Russia allegedly invaded major cities to spread propaganda and topple Christian institutions. Dr Martyn Summerbell Bakemont New York urged unity among church leaders to counter Bolshevik and communist influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance
Russia
United States
Martyn Summerbell
Bakemont
N. Y
Starkey Seminary
Defiance College
Dovubie double wedding of Booth sisters shocks Clarksburg
In Clarksburg West Virginia on January 12 twin sisters Adaline and Angeline Booth both 16 wed Basil Bright and James Lott Bright, sons of local coalmen George Bright and family. The brides are daughters of Mr and Mrs toward Booth of West Pike Street Point Comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
W. Va
Tol Brothers
Adaline Booth
Basil Bright
Angeline Booth
James Lott
Booth
West -Pike Street
Point Comfort
George Bright
North Tyiew
Hogs and Cattle Prices Mixed on Thursday Market
Reports show hogs trading 5 to 10 cents under Thursday's quotes while cattle remain uneven. Hog offerings included various weights with prices around $8.00 to $8.70, and large slaughter lines noted. Cattle receipts reached about 7,000 with feeder stock down about 25 cents, late-day bids mixed and weights under pressure across classes.
St Paul Livestock Market Report Brief
Receipts at St Paul Livestock show mixed demand across cattle calves hogs and lambs. Beef steers jumbo under 38 weighing around 5.25 to 4.00. calves around 4.00 with some stronger lots. hogs 150 to 250 pounds near 8.36 with several loads to packers. lambs seen at roughly 141.50 for best natives, weaker elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amhout Bards Lowery Orange
Stalker Agt
Pearer
Yu Lawer
Carly
Livestock Market Notes From St Louis Region Sale
Local cattle market reports show beef steers and stockers firm with higher bids. Receipts around 16,000 with strong demand for feeder cattle. cows and bulls mixed as prices quoted for 90 to 110 pound lambs and packer sows. Direct sales and quotes include prices around 14.60 to 15.00 for saleable lamb lots while bulk weights vary and buyers remain active in some categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muse
San
Sly
Olor
Stadys
Stady
Bull
LEGO
Potatoes Shipments Reported From Chicago to Wisconsin
A fragment notes 41 cars totaling 689 U.S. shipments with Wisconsin sacked potatoes. Mentions round whites and pricing around 90 cents to $2.10 per owt, with firm receipts and 12 potatoes in Tan, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.S
Wisconsin
Englewood Petitions Arduckle Film Showings
Kansas City dispatch reports Englewood Kansas has been sounded out over the Arduckle film controversy. The 450 resident village received a petition signed by 23 locals asking that the films be shown there. Mayor Arthur F. Gordon said he would take no official action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Englewood
Arthur F. Gordon
Automobile Club Opens Doors to Women Members
Lima January 12: The Lima Automobile Club restricts women from membership is relaxed as the changing world allows women to drive and join. The club reports more than 40 local motorists already members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Club
Lima
Lima Automobile Club
Broken Knee Ends Doctor's Trip to Convention in Texas
Dr. Margaret Bowden of New Orleans traveled to Marshall Texas for a Tri State Medical Society session when she slipped while alighting a train. She fell and broke her knee, then returned home next train. A separate note reports a Cincinnati jury fining itself fourteen dollars in a quirky act, with a dollar each for jurors and a verdict aiding a Veterans Memorial clubhouse drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall, Tex
New Orleans
Marshall
Tri-State Medical Society
Margaret Bowden
Yiself
Cincinnati
Veterans’ Memorial Committee
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Editoria
Department Evresing Courier
Waterlco
J.J. Brunner
Laws State ‘College
John W. Sadler
Boys Farm
Bremer Greamery
Dierks
Faye Association
Buchanan
Meythaler
Tnion Eleoys Pieplow
BT. Ansgar
Vinton Community Club
the Evening Courier
Dan
W. H. Hadley
Manchester Cemetery
Minneapolta
Minn
W. M. Suhr
Otto
William
Henry Blurting
OM. Buechele
and Firs
Pred
Welzine
George Wellman
Lydis Lake
William Kreckenburg
Willian
Jona Nelson
Poyner Township
BE. J. Chapman
Tgame
Grady and Zay
Daly
Gailey
Toledo
Fede
Olaneen Perrin
Nashua
C. L
Rin
Osage
Jian
Omaha Livestock
Peoria Livestock Peoria
Liberty Bonds
WMS Re
Elle Ieee Ee
Saalor
Wish
Low
Boston
Mass
Aetept
Wallateral
Sydney
Agles
South America
London
Sterling
Frances
Chiiesian
Young Americas
Cas
Kanems
Icahna Mo
Xeese
Clearing House
Jhhe
Waterloo Markets
Scotia
St. Louisa
Woo
Rome
Ohio
Texas
Porto Ricos
DAIET
Waterloo Co-operative Dairy Company
U. 5
West Virgina
Chitamo
Duke Pice
Meroumidl
Tashts
Preckinig
Bologia Duiin
Ehatea
Kiraaly
RAST
ST. Louis Livestock
Small Kansas Village Favors
Fattyvs Films
Broken Knef
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