Corn Huskers At Grundy County Farm Bureau Meet
The Grundy County Farm Bureau opened its annual meeting with a two reel film showing corn huskers in town scenes and national contests. Farmers John Paterni and Fred Stanek were highlighted as county and national champions. Reports praised finances, women's and girls clubs progress, and urged continued local service and open meeting reforms.
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Illtor Grundy’ Center
Dan
Illinois
Grundy County
Farm Bureau
John Paterni
Paterni
Pear Holland
Fred Stanek
Dodge
Fremont
Neb
Iowa
Vinance
BR. W. Crause
Granity Bureau
L.A. Hoffa
D. G. Miller
RG Aliller
Grungy
Steffen
State Farm Bureau Federation
Des Moines
Theormers
H. C. Sehwyhart
Grundy
Majoy Radio
JT. W. Plager
Legumes Gain Popularity in Tama County Farming
County agents report rising alfalfa and sweet clover plantings across Tama County. Mills notes 3158 tons of ting ordered and 410 tons in 1924, with 1412 more acres in alfalfa than last year. Farm bureau meetings in February will collect soil samples for testing to guide future plantings.
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San
Inetense
Mills
Tami
Mills Jaya
Moyer
Ff. OL Jessen
Carlton
Tami County
Tee Finney Breathers
Montaury
Frank Ward
Cadian Village
Stun
Diehis
Wodeda
Doin Stoddard
Wiltor Tamlisson
Columba
Towardhips
Fc. Grave
Spring Creek
Taledy
Toledo
Anonk Mis
Cams County Farm Bureau
Local cooperative group elects officers at annual meeting
About 250 members attended the afternoon session of the annual meeting of the district federation. New officers were elected for the coming year including president Tynesk Ate Ten and vice president Chuytfoulter, with C. G. Miller as secretary and AL J. Dieken as treasurer. Women’s department named D. O. Millers as project leader and Mrs. Harry Wahehn as secretary. Resolutions approved included support for tuberculosis eradication and safety of public funds, amid discussions on legislative backing.
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Storn
Farn Bureau
Moreting Theifterngan
Tynesk
Ay, Crouse
Chuytfoulter
Conriul
C. OG. Mmller
AL J. Dieken
Project Lender
D. OU
Millers Vive Project Lender
Ars.dali
Lae
Grundy
Jt Tek Guaranter
Early Entries for Pork Beef Making Contest
Early entries for a pork and beef making contest have begun with breeders from the Codaly Farm Bureau office at Waverly and Anes. Local growers, including Boedecker and others, are enrolling hog herds while confusion about rules prompts clarifications from organizers. Entries must be submitted by a set date to be weighed and judged under the committee’s supervision.
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Boedecker
Fehl Township
Advicts
Codaly Farm Bureau
Waverly
Anes
Cortes
Ubiene
Strayer to Return to Farm in March
A fragmented report notes Strayer plans to return to a farm in March. The passage references individuals Fastin Vandy and others, with mentions of pasture, herd care, and uncertain conditions around the Ravine and Meach. Further readable names imply a rural setting and pending actions at the farm.
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Strayer
Desiep
Deveeye
Farm Department Editorials Invite Reader Comments
Readers are invited to send questions and comments to the Editor Farm Department. Communications should be addressed to the Editor Farm Department. Include contact details and be concise.
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Farm Department
Witerlog Tvening
Wrnter: Tou, Jows
Five Year Plan for Community Expansion Discussed
Wianaha rural community leaders discuss a five year plan led by W IL Strey on rural organization and township cooperation. The extension service staff, including Mrs Stacy, notes emphasis on community activities, social events, education, and planned programs across counties. Stacy plans travel to Black Tawk, Fayette, Buchanan, and Bremer counties for meetings with farmers, leaders, and officials to finalize programs and a large Waverly July 4 pageant planning.
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Wianaha
W. IL Strey
Standard Township
Stacy
Black Tawk County
Fayette County
Wack
Ourer People
Buchanan County
Bremer County
St. J. Metcalf
Towans Develop Own Corn Markets Chicago Loses Out
Des Moines January 20 town producers urged building their own markets by shipping to state terminals. Chicago corn receipts dropped to 8348 from 13483 in the prior six weeks, a fall of about 7.4 million bushels. Iowa growers say higher prices elsewhere cut Chicago’s dominance, with rail rates and fraud concerns cited.
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Des Moines
Chicago
J. G. Mitchell
Hammills
Mitchell
Board of Trade
Chinea
Chiesa
Rural Business Record Keeping Course Taught by Women
Mrs George PrP Trippe of Des Moines leads annual rural business record keeping courses in collaboration with the state department. The program, in its third year, trains farmers and women across counties with sessions starting February 7 and ending February 18. A special county extension session is planned with 24 farmers enrolled.
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Amcs
George Prp Trippe
Berichvridd Econoniivia
Emus
Oro Correes
Eomstiy
Othe
Ghia Eatin
Mose
Regis BaVerne Tiavrett
Viewley
Teuty Machuever
Predericksburg
George de Yippe
Ded Moines
Perry Rinker
Ippeye Woeith Thompson
X Hall Teaver
Bi Fintines
Tley HO W. Tresert
Guy Cma
Stony
Lifayette Vv
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Skimpy Trade
Fragmented OCR reads like a livestock sale summary from Sioux City, noting steers, heifers, and cows with fat cattle prices around 8.00 per cwt, veal and feeder items, and mixed lots. Mentions Minneapolis and Minnesota shipments, barrel figures, and varied lot weights. data is unclear and partially garbled.
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Sioux City Livestock Siewx el Ta
Arthves Iillers
Euebor
TVA
TAB Y PLC
Livelier demand stirs markets amid grain notes
In Chicago reports a livelier demand boosted grain chatter with Winnipeg noted as a key destination. US to Europe trade lines shift as about 300000 bushels of wheat moved, while corn futures show weakness and hedging pressure. Local sellers and farmers reflect tight supplies and pending shipments of corn reaching 100000 bushels.
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Chicago
Northwest
Winnipeg
Nortly
Fragmented Minneapolis Market News Entry
Ohio gibberish fragmentary listing shows grain and produce prices and receipts. Mentions corn, yellow maize, and assorted weights, with likely market notes from Minneapolis. Limited identifiable entities due to damaged OCR text.
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Summary
Miscattered OCR lists various Board of Trade cash quotation items and grades with mixed quality text and numbers. The fragment mentions prices like 18.37 and references tea, white and yellow grades, and sample grader notes, but lacks coherent context.
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Board of Trade
Brantse
Turbulent Hog and Cattle Market Report
Day of January 20 sees slow hog trade with weekly receipts around 50,000 head and traders reporting prices near $12.00 for medium weight butchers. Cattle and lambs show mixed demand with fat cattle steady to weak and sheep, lambs around $12.50 to $13.75, as packers hold back and supplies shift to shippers and feedlots.
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Boss
Bor
Toman
Clnter Hy
RTO
SUL Sag Ito
Seine
Rian
Devas Negerkevan
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Highlights
Readable portions show cattle and hog listings with opening bids, quantities, and prices. The report notes various lots including steers heifers cows and sheep with bids around two dollars per unit and mentions delivery and yard conditions.
Anils Lead Rally of Change Issues in New York
New York stock trading opened irregularly with a fresh sinking spell in major shares. Oil stocks showed strength while rail shares moved up with Atlantic and Texas issues in demand. Intermittent optimism lifted some names as receivership moves and pending federal approvals shaped sentiment.
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Anils
New York
Bialdwin
United States
Steel Uwn
Uhens
Sinclair
Interstate Commerce Commission of the Securities
Missouri
Lehigh Valley
Atlantic
Chem
Tech & Pol
Woolen
Rmour
Edison
Ath Coast
T ' Baldwin Loco
Balt. & Ghlo
Bethlehem
Steel California
Pew
Pidherro de Masco
Chesapeake & C
Chie
S. Chile
Cop Ae Chrysler Corp
Coca Cola
Colorado
Eael Consolidated Gas
Crucibly
Steel Scan Davison Chemical
Dodge Bros
du Pont de Nem
General Asphalt Sates Snarts Electric, New
Mural Motors Ve
Northern Pte
CUE
Tevester
Mer
Nickel
Yy Inter
Tel & Tel
Kansis City Athem
Kennecott Copper Kresge
Lage
Lally
Valley Larley
Bes & Magic Truck Marland
Mid-Continent
Kan
York Central
N.Y. N
Unian
United Rug
Ek GS
Ind
Alcphel le Ruviller
Wheal Ry
Ies
Hess White Motor
Willye-Overkind Woodcarth
Waterloo bank weekly debits and clearings report 1927
Weekly debit totals for Waterloo Clearing House associations show 4,456,082.00 in debits for the week ending January 1927 with 1926 and 1925 comparisons. Instrument recordings and deeds figures are listed with weekly and year-to-date tallies, noting increases over the prior year.
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Waterloo Bank
Waterloo Clearing Mouse
Provisions and dairy prices across multiple marketsvarying supplies
New York and Chicago market reports list receipts for butter creamery eggs cheese poultry and flour with prices in dollars and cents. Butter and eggs show mixed movements while cheese and poultry holdings vary across regions including state and midwest markets.
St Paul Livestock and Kansas City Grains Report
Market bulletin from St Paul and Kansas City notes cattle receipts at 28002 with steady to higher bids on select loads, vealers around 12.00 to 12.85, hog receipts 12400 with slow bidding and typical prices around 14.25, while Kansas City grain reports mixed wheat and corn quotes with no strong shifts and several grades shown for No 2 hard and No 2 white oats and corn futures. Local signals indicate steady to firmer live cattle and cautious hog bidding amid fluctuating grain prices across regions.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Kansas City
Arns City
Fegdy i
Mesa
Hermit Resists Move From Mountain Castle
Juuray Virginia January 20 The hermit Nauman a 70 year old recluse clings to his 20 room mountain castle near Tanner's Ridge amid government efforts to dispossess him for a Shenandoah National Park area. Officials study topography and conditions while Nauman keeps his property and odd hotel at the Sugar Bowl basin with a narrow western outlet and few guests. The Sugar Bowl spans about six thousand acres with streams feeding toward Shenandoah River and recalls Nauman’s long isolation and modest wealth amid legal technicalities.
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Juuray, Vic
Shenandosh ‘National Park
Tanner's Ridge
Nauman
Elle Mountain
Amiss
Fortmer
Page County
State Conservation Commission
Naumen
Gyarloaing
Nat- Man
Ane
Shenfandoah
Naum Sud
Minuteinay
Mrs Hatch Honored by Jowa Federation Meeting
Mrs Hatch is named to lead roles after a federation annual gathering. She succeeds Mrs Steouge from Winneshick county as delegate leader for the district. Active in county women’s work since organization, she has directed county projects and led Jefferson township clubs for years.
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Hatch
Jowa Federation
Dateh
Jefferson
Kaysette
Jefferson Township
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Crouse
Totti
Wlod. AtHler Guade
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Waemen
Winleg
Curtias
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Tama Co
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Minneapolis
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Boye
Associated Press
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Bates
Midlands
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Ly Mary
Taide
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Waterloo
Watloo Mille Co
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Arcange Creamery
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Prem Swift
First
Farmer Ae
Witterloo
Wartero
Watarriog
Rath Plank Stear Veeres Helfors
Lone Cows
Ad Iis
Tain Khoud
Ran Varelay & Sore
Timothy Hay
Wal
Colin Drew
Siles
Little Dims
Chotco Heavies Flcn
Kansas City Livestock
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Wits
Weeden
RS — & Cous
Naan
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Poland
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Janun
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Apri
Liberty
Carlos
Pacific
Midwest
St. Leowin
St. Louis
le Tower
Omatex
Gwen
Oniha
Toledo Seeds
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Ris
Tanners. Ridge
Nat's Park
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Woorsabe
Naenan
Nau‘uuur
Mir. Antisa
The
Batavian Petroleum Company
Royal Dutch
Shell
Ananey T
Vite Shymimry
Cetinan
Batavean Petroleum
Royal Dutch Company
Masivdin
Aiite
Datel Maat Tndive
Vencanela
Roumanta
Meynt
New Yorks
Widue Nin Amf Tilingeil Avich Commercial National
Bante
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