Re-Election of Brown as Waterloo Co-Op Dairy President
The Waterloo Co-operative Dairy board re-elected Brown as president at the stockholders meeting in the creamery building. New officers include Daemmerman as vice president and Smoucker as secretary, with Miller and Tiaruman reappointed as directors and Friedley elected to replace Rehder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TI. G&. Brown
Waterloo Co-operative Dairy Company
Quetamara
Daemmerman
WH. A. Smoucker
H. W. Miller
Jake Tiaruman
FP. L. Friedley
FR. H
Yahnke
Waterloo
Lane Lands Creamery
Lane
First National Bank
Fane
J.L. Gban
Uban
Stephenson to Judge Berkshire Swine Show in Peoria
Stephenson, former Chickasaw County agent and Cedar County agent, will judge Berkshire hogs at the national show in Peoria. He has bred Berks for years and owns half interest in the 1924 grand champion Berkshire boar, housed at Niles Brothers' farm in Michigan, to be sold this month alongside Bow Fill, the 1924 grand champion.
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New
Hampton
Stephenson
Chickacorn
Berkshire
Peoria
Til
Cedar County
Berks
Niles Brothers
Michigan
Stock Pavilion Sold for Factory in Reinbeck
Reinbeck Iowa January 21 Noel Canning company closed a deal with L H McGrew receiver for Tri County Breeders Association making Canning the owner of the Tri County space pavilion. It is to be converted into a canning factory as consideration to settle accounts against the association.
Farmers questions and comments invited
Address communications to Mdtter Farm Department Warerloo Evening Courier Wa terlon Iowa. Phone 4400.
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Adress
Mdtter Farm Department
Warerloo Evening Courier
Waterlon
Towa
Phone 4400
Indians Pioneers in Organization
W. ed. Stacy, extension professor in rural organization at Ames, said in an interview yesterday that farm organizations are not new. He noted that Indians were Americas first farmers and were organized, sticking together through thick and thin in their primitive way. He added that a major challenge of organization law is to unite all the turners behind far reaching proposals to pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ed. Stacy
Ames
Mr. Stacy
Mrs. Bauers Flock Earns Daily 7.50 With Skimmilk Aid
Mrs. Louis Bauer of Lafayette township keeps 50 Rhode Island Reds in a well lit ventilated house. She feeds skimmilk oats and bran with corn for exercise and keeps dry bedding. daily egg output rose from 12 dozen in early January to 16 dozen by midmonth.
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Waverly
Lc. Dan
Louis Bauer
Lafayette Town
Rhode Island
W M George Herd Tops Bremer County Cow Test Averages
Waverly Iowa January reports show W M George herd of Jackson township leading the Bremer County Cow Test association no 4 with an average 1150 pounds of milk and 41.3 pounds of butterfat from 18 grade Holsteins. B F Floyd George and Chester & Sons also place among the top herds with high milk and butterfat averages. Fifteen cows completed nine months or more of testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Bremer County
B. FP
Floyd George
Farm Bureau Leaders Explore Year Ahead Meeting Plan
About 30 leaders and township farm bureau officers gathered at the farm bureau office yesterday as W H Stacy of Ames, extension associate professor in rural development, described devices to make meetings more engaging. He proposed pre arranging bureau programs a year in advance using music, question boxes, talks, debates, mock trials, home talent shows, readings, stunts, games, initiation ceremonies, demonstrations, exchanges, picnics, tours, festivals, banquets, contests, and chautauqua style programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
W. HH. Stacy
Ames
Chautanaua
Farmers Ship In Carload Alfalfa in Bremer County
Bremer County farmers led by John Strottmen and Sons ship a carload of alfalfa hay. Maxfield town grower plans 10 acres of alfalfa in 1925 while praising its value as livestock feed. George Moeller of Jefferson township aims to raise more alfalfa after soil testing. Frederika residents test preparations and Douglas township farmers pursue sage crops this season.
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Dteatlyn
John Strottmen & Sons
Maxfield
Bremer County
Altaien
Denver
George Q. Moeller
Jeferson
Frederika
Fiovik
Douglas Township
Bremer County Farm Women Meetings Planned
Bremer County Farm Women groups will hold a series of meetings in January including Miss Mabel Rackhill from Ames speaking on rural leadership. gatherings will be hosted by Mrs. KM Reeves near here and by Charles Piegers in Tripoli with leaders from Warren Washington and nearby townships attending.
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Tripoli
Lenny
Sumner
Dayton
Park
Douglas
To Township
Orpingtons auit need of farmer
Hudson Iowa January 21 manager A L Sleifer of Iowa Quality Poultry Yards on Black's way near here believes Bull and White Orpingtons are best for farm or town. He cites strong winter laying, popular breeders, and national breed records. Helfer showed 32 birds at Davenport and other shows with many merits, including multiple top placements across White and Buff Orpington classes.
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Hudson
A. L. Sleifer
Iowa Quality Poultry Yards
Eifer
Davenport
Buff Orpingtons
Bludson
White Orpington Club
Helfer
Traer
Eldora
Second Big Farm Banquet Planned in Waverly
Waverly Iowa January 21 plans were outlined to repeat the successful farm banquet held at the institute last winter. The 1925 institute is scheduled for January 20 with Washington Township Farm Bureau members urging the event continue and be held again at Wartburg gymnasium. Elmer Reeve and B M Reeve hosted a recent meeting where farmers expressed strong support for a subsequent banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Institute
Wartburg Gymnasium
Washington ‘Township
Farm Bureau
Elmer Reeve
Washington Township
B. M. Reeve
Howards Move After 66 Years on Cedar Falls Farm
Charles A Howarl and his wife Mrs Howarl will take possession of their new home in Cedar Falls after living on the same farm for 66 years. The Rownd Homes are located one mile from Cedar Falls on the main highway. The property hosted many social events and family affairs during its long tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Mirs
Charles A. Howarl
Nession
Cedar_ Falls
Wells
Grain market swings on wheat and corn in New York and Chicago
Chicago opening turns higher on Liverpool quotes and Russian buying but profit taking drives a sharp decline. May wheat falls to about 1.88 with July around 1.65, corn and oats also weaken as a major industrial user trims meal prices. cash quotes list varied grain prices across wheat, oats and corn along with lard and rib values.
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Tit Associated Press
Chicago
Liverpool
Stock Market Opens Firm After Temporary Strength Dip
New York stocks opened firmer with broad buying in many issues amid ample outside money. Industrials led gains as American Sugar and DuPont rallied while motor shares sagged after U S Steel price news. call money sat at 3 percent and the market closed firm with several issues showing early strength.
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Associated Press
New York
Dan
General Eleetria and
Virginia Railway and Power
DuPont
Pierce Oil
Hall
Northwestern
United States Steel
Chandler
Nash Motors
Kresge Department
Kresge
Southwestern
American Tel. & T
American ‘Tobacco
American Water Works
Atlantic Coast Line
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
California
Petroleum
Canadian Pacific - Central Leather
Cerro de Pasco
Chandler Afotor
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago, MA
St Paul
the Roebuck
Nclair
Sioss
Sheff
Standard Oil
Stewart Wa Studebaker
Texas Co
Texas & Pacific
Snion Pacific
United Drug U.S
GU. S
U. 5
Wee
Wabash
Westinghouse
s-Overland
Woolworth
Produce price report from Chicago and New York markets
Prices at Chicago and New York marts show mixed movements across dairy and produce lines. Butter receipts rise with firsts and extras firm, eggs and cheese show varied demand, while poultry and livestock at St Paul and other markets reflect steady to softer tones amid notable volume.
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New York
Ghain and Tay
T.e. FO
Chicago
New New York
Jan
Wisconsin
Youngs Americas
Pacific Coast
Chicaro
Kuneus City
Kansas City
St. Lenin
St. Louis
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City livestock prices show steady to lower trends across cattle calves yearlings and bulls with calves steady, hog receipts at 14 000 and prices mostly 5 to 10 cents lower than yesterday heavy steers around 19 75 to 10 80 per hundredweight, sheep and potatoes and hay prices noted, packing hogs and prime hogs listed with ranges and weights.
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Peoria
Ill
ST. Paul
Ighter Yves
Sidi
Fath Packing Co
Barclay & Son
Timothy Hay
Coblin Groes
Oniana
Keystone Institute to Feature Three Local Experts
Keystone January start for a two day farmers institute February 6 and 7 features corn expert G Holden headlining duties. Ames judge EB L Quatfe will critique livestock exhibits and Mrs Cecile M Meyers will judge home economics exhibits. Organizers credit Kane and Homer townships leaders and local businessmen for boosting the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
P. G. Holden
Farmers’ Institute
EB. L. Quatfe
Ames
Cecile M. Meyers
Town State College
Farm Bureau
Kane
Homer
Bennington Bureau Set for Friday Meeting at John Schmidt Home
Bennington Township Farm Bureau schedules an all day gathering at the John Schmidt home on Friday January 23. Women will study a nutrition lesson focused on meals for growing children. Men meet separately with FOE, and a picnic dinner is planned with foods contributed by the women. A question box will be available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Township Farm Bureau
John Schmidt
FOE
Uban County
Hog and cattle market report from Chicago and St Louis
Receipts and price ranges for hogs cattle and sheep across Chicago and East St Louis markets. Hogs active with strong packing hogs and steady to higher prices, cattle trade drags with limited volume, sheep steady with varied hogs and lamb values. Key figures include top hogs at 11.00 and cattle tops around 11.00 to 11.50 for heavies, with multiple weight classes and regional price spreads noted.
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Hartman
Friedley
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Harsh
Ifsareresan
Rei
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Walter Pond
Clarala
Pond
Crex
Neney Muelier
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Hammond
Po White
T Ae
Dow
Hieres
Ypointe
Baer
Sioux City Livestock
ST. Joseph
Lamson Bros. & Co
Marsh-Place
HL. A. Morey
Quotati Great Britain
Spa Wille
Grerce
Lizwe
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Juga-Slavia
Austria
Roviania
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Grazithe
Tokio
Montreal
Liberty
United States
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U.S. Treasury
Treasury
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Prica
Wade
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Vania
ELAD
Goml
Choice Real
iWhoice
Waterloo Mlea
Stannard Brox West
Kansas City Livestock
Eamn
U. S
Bennington
Java
Omaha Livestock
East ST. Louis
Texas Fed
State Banking Department
State Loan CO
E. 4Th St
Iowa Securities CO
East Fifth Street
Sloan’s
Sloan's
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