County Breeders Meet to Promote Better Sire Plan
Black Hawk county breeders gather at Greater Waterloo association to launch a survey measuring purebred livestock share. The plan aims for farm to farm canvassing, with ASA data and county agents guiding adoption of more purebred sires and long term education for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Greater Waterloo Association
Rex Beresford
Ames
Grundy County
Imally
Looniwtn
Beresford
Loonan
W. O. Campbell
A. J. Minish
Charles Griffith
W. D. Strayer
Hudson
Charles Hearst
Cedar Falls
W. W. Marsh
G. van Pelt
J. P
Asa. Burger
Black Hawk
Grandy County
Trates
Iowa and Minnesota Specialists on Program at Jesup
Jesup Iowa January program opens at the opera house Wednesday afternoon with Iowa and Minnesota extension speakers. Three day meetings close Friday evening with C W Hunt of the Iowa Farm Bureau federation speaking on federation work. Exhibits open Wednesday morning with prizes for corn and other classes. Health clinic Friday morning and addresses on agriculture and poultry by Iowa Extension staff. Entries close Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
Jesup Community Institute
Opera House
Iowa
Minnesota
C. W. Hunt
Towa Farm Bureau Federation
Hunt
Waterloo Corn Congress
Corp
Buchanan
Black Hawk
J. C. McGlade
Waterloo
Rex Heresford
Iowa Extension Service
Elsie Richardson
Beresfords
F. G. Churchill
Iowa Lxtension Service
Elzabeth Hudson
Black Hawk County
Dr. Prentice
Iowa University
Anna Drake
State Red Cross Ieader
Calantal ‘Hall
W. H. Stevenson
A. H. Ward
Stevenson
Ames
Europe
Jas
International “Institute of Agriculture
Ward
Independence
Cattle Condemned After Test In Hawkeye Iowa
In Hawkeye Iowa on January 22 an inspection of local cattle herds condemned 12 head and sent them to Chita. Names such as Art Bitel John Whh bar Fred Campbell Earl Kitch Rugset Thompson and Jim Elliott appear among those affected. The Sprague herd near Randalia had 12 condemned. Several other herds are reported free of condemnation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkeye
Chitaso
Art Bitel
John Whh Bar
Fred Campbell
Earl Kitch
Rugset
Thompson
Jim Elliott
Clair
Lloyd Sprague
Randalia
L. R. Campbell
Chris Hennig
Ames short course to guide Iowa dairymen
Dairymen and breeders are urged by the Iowa State Dairy association to attend the Ames short course next week. Ex Governor Frank Lowden of Illinois will speak and state association meetings will be held. Rates of one and a half fare are offered for the week to visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Dairy Association
Ames
Awa
Iowa
Ilinois
a_ state breeders’ association
J. PL Eves
Lowden
Wie
Holstein-Friestan Association of America
Iowa State Guernsey Breeders’association
Iowa Jersey Cattle Club
Iowa Holstein Readers’ Association
Eves
Luis
West Union Creamery Consolidates Routes
West Union Ia Jan 22 West Union Farmers Creamery makes two changes to its cream hauling plan to speed delivery and improve butterfat quality. Twelve routes reduced to eight and cream hauled four times weekly in warm weather. George Hauer reappointed buttermaker. John Perry kept as assistant. Ad Bauder contracted for buttermilk at 28 cents per 100 pounds. W. L. Chamberlain may remain secretary though not yet agreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
West Union Farmers’ Creamery Company
George Hauer
John Perry
Hauer
W. L. Chamberlain
Ad Bauder
Dike Farm Bureau program at Dike school Friday
The Dike Iowa farm bureau community program at Dike school Friday opens with Cedar Falls Township Farm Bureau Glee club singing. Other features include a Chalk talk by Marcrethe Johu son, trombone solo Ralph McKinler, farm legislation Laurence Erickson, solo Mrs J S Murphy, and a singing finale. Each family is asked to bring sandwiches and cake for the sk daily feed. the committee will provide the remainder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike
Farm Bureau
Cedar Falls Township Farm Bureau Glee Club
Black Hawk County Farm Bureau
Marcrethe Johuson
Ralph McKinler
Laurence Erickson
J. S. Murphy
Cedar Falls Glee Club
Stitch in Time Urges Farm Tool Repairs This Winter
Independence. Jan 22. A county agent urges farmers to repair and service harness and machinery during winter. He emphasizes making repair lists now and testing seed corn at home to save money after harvest.
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Independence
Marks L. A. Walters
Buchanan County
Soules and Chester to Hold Cattle and Swine Sales Feb 7
Independence Iowa January 22 sale announced for February 7 by Soules and Chester. Purebred Shorthorn cattle and Duroc Jersey hogs to be offered, featuring Scotch Shorthorn pedigrees with Duthie and Cruickshank lines. Progeny of Secret Star and Corner Stone, state fair champions, will be sold alongside bred sows and spring boars in an evening auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Montie Soules
Soules
Chester
Buchanan County
Duroe Jersey
Secret Star
Corner Stone
Traer farm shipped 1922 gains top last year and 1915
Traer Iowa reports 1922 marketing gains with 67 more cars of corn 39 more cars of oats 45 more cars of cattle and 26 more cars of hogs than 1921. Cattle stock arrivals for feeding more than doubled 1921. Also notes an egg marketing meeting at Grange school and local land sales with price per acre details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traer
EGG Association
Orange Egg
Grange School
Alcohol in Bread Making Improves Quality, Says Altstadt
C F Altstadt, president of Altstadt & Langlas Baking Co., told Waterloo Rotary luncheon that high speed mixers improve dough handling and bread uniformity. He cited Waterloo as a top bread exporter, with yeast and alcohol by products explained, noting bread provides most daily calories and a toast test signals proper baking. He added baking consumes vast flour quantities, with most used by bakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. Altstadt
Altstadt & Langlasaking Co
frussell-Lamson
Altstadt
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Org Molnes
Uie
Aulet
Ducks Wing Northward For Early Migration
A flock of wild ducks observed northward of the city in a Y shape, unusual for this season. Weather outlook remains warm with temperatures rising to the mid thirties yesterday and a low around six degrees above zero overnight.
Library Drama Displays Boost Interest During National Week
The public library showcases two groups of highly recommended dramas for patrons in celebration of National Drama Week. Tomorrow is book and library day with many play lovers expected. A coral poster reads The Play's the Thing, and displays feature plays by Fitch, Wide, Howells, Tarkington, Phillips, Lady Gregory, Shaw and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Fitch
Percival Wide
Willian Dean Howells
Booth Tarkington
Stephen Phillips
Lady Gregory
Bernard Shaw
Girls Win Wager by Walking to Denver IA
Miss Emma Bruch and Miss Luccilie Schmidt walked 25 miles from Waterloo to Denver Iowa in 3 hours 20 minutes. Referees followed to confirm no ride was taken. They returned by interurban car and collected their wagers. Both workers at Rath Packing Company office, Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Bruch
Barclay Street
Luccilie
Schmidt
Independence Avenue
Denver
Waterloo
Rath Packing Company
Shurtleff Heads Charity Audit Committee Report
W. C. Shurtleff, former Waterloo resident, chaired the subscriptions investigating committee of the Chicago Association of Commerce. His report, included in the 1922 annuals, says the committee audited 221 organizations, all charities, with complete audits of work accomplished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Shurttet
Waterloo
Chicaxzo Association of Commerce
Clarence Yeager Gets Five Years and Wife Six Months
Clarence Yeager and his wife faced court on charges of immoral acts involving a minor. Yeager received five years in federal prison at Port Madison while his wife was sentenced to six months in a reform school. The couple had been jailed three months prior, with a fourth man from Mason City also tied to the case. The son serving county jail time was noted for his involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Yeager
Yourey
Fenttens Uxey
Port Madison
Roclkwell City
Yeagers
Kirk and
R Yovbs
Waterlio
Mason City
Dail
Meanest Thief Steals Grave Flowers in Elmwood Cemetery
A thief removed a vase with artificial flowers from the grave of a Ute child in Elmwood Cemetery. Mrs. J. WL Weatherwax of 125 Glenwood Street reported the loss to police, noting the act as a bold crime within the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aline
J. WL Weatherwax
Glenwood Street
Elmwood
Pallec
Smiles and Kinks Off Today's Wires
Local brief reports a series of life events and incidents, noting a boat race near Tat Porte and a fatal accident in downtown. Real estate transfers reflect activity in Waterloo and surrounding areas, with multiple property deeds and trustee actions listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bandasky
John Ranft
Kelly Es- Tatid
Tat Porte
Ind
John Smith
Feago
Clare and Wordhaven
Sheridan
Streat
Luck Flowk County Abstrict Co
Richard Cullinane
Estito
Wim
Chandler
J. Cullinane
Pleasant View
Waterloo
C. Lilo
Howird and Woo
Peavey
Fos Land
Parguson
Grand View
Mace Waterloo
Charlotte Huffman
Charles S. Bickley
Orlie
Harris
Johnson
Cushman
Dloward Aod
E. Peaver
Lots Land
Block
Orig
Virgil Dye
ML Peterson
Dord
Greenfield Wald
Hey
Lulu D Weller
Iidlyard
Peaves
Aauritz
A. Peterson
Virgli
Pidt
Mendowdile
W. Nile
Wacerlou
Prices in New York and Chicago Today
New York and Chicago markets report mixed produce and grain quotes with fruit and dairy receipts. Notable figures include onions, butter, eggs, milk, cheese, and various grain prices across New York and Chicago trading floors, reflecting regional demand and seasonality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Omaha Livestock Market Report Amid Mixed Prices
A compilation of receipts and prices from Omaha and Sioux City shows hogs and cattle trading with broad ranges. Hog lots at Omaha average around the mid-7s to low 8s, while cattle see strong steer and feeder values near 7.5 to 10.5, with canners and cutters priced around 2.75 to 4.50. Sioux City posts active cattle and hogs, with fat cows and yearlings influencing tone. Market reports include St. Joseph and St. Paul volumes and Jan 22 figures across multiple categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Strane
Ehlves
Actlyrea
T.tegrio
Chicago
Sun
HOWE
Ineddunrras
eIing
Stock market Opens Weaken, Oil and Steel Lead Declines
New York stock market opens weak with most early losses pared to fractions. Baldwin, Studebaker and Associated Oil among leaders in retreat while California Petroleum holds firmer. Bonds, foreign exchange and commodity quotes drift with mixed results as volumes stay light and late-day buying surfaces for some names.
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Che
Associated Pregs
New York
Thage
Baldwin
Studebaker
California Petroleum
American Sugar
Stewart Warner
Pond Creek Coal
Associated Oil
Tates
Ateady
Weld
Internacional Paper
Allied Chemical
U. S
Steel & Tubs
Reynolds
American Internationel
Agricultural Chemical Preferred
American Car & Found
American Locomotive
American Smelting& FR
American Guger
American TP
Pheyers-Lasky General Agpanit
General Motors
Ilinois Central Bid
Marino Ptd
Kelly-Springfeld Tire
Mexican Petroleum
Midvale Steel
New York Central Northern Pacife
Pan American Petroleum Pennsylvania
Ee People’s Gas
Maxwell
Weenee Consolidated Gas
Tryp Bthetes
Wheat on the Board As German Strike Impacts Market
The report notes wheat futures under pressure amid a German strike and unsettled early trading. Prices opened lower and showed selling strength as the market retreated after initial gains, with provisions firming oncheduled turns but overall market sentiment remaining cautious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teelah Paulas
Inter
Hogs Steady to Strong Cattle Slow in Market Update
Market summary shows hogs steady to strong with quotes around 6.00 to 8.80 per hundredweight. Cattle slow to steady, bulk deliveries and weights vary from 22 pounds to over 400 pounds with prices reported across multiple lots and processors. Reader notes include diverse figures for weights and receipts, reflecting mixed demand and price ranges.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
KANBAS CITY LIVESTOCK Kania ots Mo Jan 26. Receipts wide ranging with calves steady to higher. Hogs steady to firm with top packer bids. Sheep and lambs mixed. lambs up to 2.60 2.90 per 100 pounds. Cattle generally steady to higher, feeders showing strength. Bulls and cows mixed with varied demand. overall activity slower near opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenore
Toe
Butel
Errling
Une
Kanbas
Kania
Bool
Zak Oprigdes
Ry Packer
Drockinge
Suni
Oda
Also Mentioned on This Page
Addreen Communications
Eresing Courier
Guernsey
Buchanan’ Farmers Challenge
West Union Creamery
Dike Farm Bureau
Soules and
Frey Chase
Garwin
Henry Ochs
Joseph Peshel, Jr
Chase
Jonn Beery
F. M. Rasmussen
Rasmiutseen
George B. Smith
Millie P. Mitchell
Batwry Club
Hut Baker
Northland
Shurtleff
New ‘York
Steadias Creimery
White
Brown
Fancy
Tae
Kansas City
St. Lawitens
Kansas City Hay
Timothy
Minneapolis
Martin
Amy Gatants
Toledo
Chan
Waterton Creoperative Idairy Company
Cuba
Porto
Avean
Urals
Hawcasier
Cubas
Porto Ricos
Sto
Darley
Gac
York
Laden
Milwaukee
Wis
Inn
Northern
RTE Tarlevs
Anbar AE
Grant. Sons Glix
Dan
Butlover
Toill
Gbi
Omaha Livestock
Who
Heef Stears
Bext
ST. Joseph
St, Joseph
Paul Livestock
Peoria Livestock Toorin
Onny
Foreigh
Yori
Great Britain
Erance
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Swedian
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Foinsid
Weecho
Slovakia
di ArgenUink
Hearil
Montreal
Leber
Phroria
Tcorn
Qatar
Ton Latyers
OMAZA
Omaha
Neb
Wool and Inns
Woott Finn
Wmidex
ROUSE
Hioux
Tan
SY. Louis
St Lewis
Medan
Fed
Liberty Bonds
Sitet Hes
Anterd
Beaching Co
Mussovica
Cp Pelts
Atosa
U.S
Wisconsin
Idaho
Rio
No. T
Ruhr
Dwartniss
Warman Skritty
Ratiny
Yeweyt Prides
Ptt
Arouna
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