Linn County Guernsey Boys Elect Officers at First Session
Lin County Guernsey breeders and 14 year old Altha led Linn County Purebred Guernsey Helfer club as Saturday meeting elected officers and formed divisions West Cedar Rapids and Wapsie Valley. Walter Donnan presides. Theron Smith is secretary treasurer. divisions appoint officers. The club plans bi monthly meetings and to make halters for calves.
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Cedar
Altha
Liyin
Guernsey
Helfer Club
West Cedar Rapids
Wapsie Valley
Walter Donnan
Cedar Rapids
Theron Smith
Cecil Tanner
Palo
Adolph Francis
Donald Osburn
Walker
Waosie Valley
Alvan Hoge
Springville
Covert Goodlove
Central City
Fred EB. Ferguson
Iowa State Dairy Association
Waterloo
Mla
Lindsay
Marion
Ferguson
Linn Club
Iowa
Giensicke
Linn County
Guernsey Breeders’ Association
H. F. Gensicke
Cecisc Rapids
H. BE. Rowley
WD. Fawcett
Vernon
Frank Kern
Goodlove
B. J. Goodlove
Allan Tanner
B. R. McGrew
Mast Brothers Sale Reaches Big Figure in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls January 23 Sale season winds down with Mast Brothers farm sale six miles SW of Grundy Center attracting over 2000 attendees. The auction brought more than 14000 with cows averaging over 100 per head and a top of 175 for graded cows. Oscar Tostlebe of Cedar Falls reported the event. Anses state colleges may lure the Brothers next year.
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Cedar Falls
Mast Brothers
Grundy Center
Oscar Tostlebe
Avneton
Anses
County Livestock Men Aid College In Agricultural Training
Gedar Falls January 23 livestock breeders in Black Hawk county assist State Teachers College to provide prospective instructors with practical agricultural instruction. The college claims a unique method with regular farm study trips despite winter weather. The facility includes prominent swine, beef, and dairy herds and hosts twice weekly visits to farms such as Tiese Brown in Waterloo, breeders of Aberdeen Angus.
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Gedar Falls
Black Hawk County
State Teachers College
Tiese & Brown
Waterloo
Aberdeon Angus
Labor Shortage Affects Agriculture Says Farm Bureau Leader
An Successful Farming editorial cites J R Howard of the American Farm Bureau Federation warning of farm labor shortages amid migration trends. It notes a Farm Bureau program placed 100,000 workers and emphasizes the potential need for immigration reform to avert agricultural labor gaps. It also offers National Garden Bureau tips for 1923 home gardening planning, including budgeting space, row orientation, and careful sowing for efficient cultivation.
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PRAR
J R. Howard
American Farm Bureau Federation
Federation
Department of Commerce
Dakotas
Texas
Louisiana
Farm Labor Bureau
National Garden Bureau
Remeeber
Farm tours highlight Jersey herds and poultry visits
The Waterloo Jersey farm on Rainbow Drive and Charles Griffiths in Hudson host farm tours. Visitors view purebred herds and noteable feeders and stockers while mobility of animals is part of the program. A new course on cooperative marketing will be added by WU EB Rath of the agriculture department.
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W. W. Marsh
Waterloo
I Waterloo
Jersey Farm
Rainbow Drive
Charles Griffith
Hudson
WU EB. Rath
Agriculture Department
Dunkerton Creamery Re-elects Officers in Iowa
Dunkerton Farmers Creamery closes a successful year with its annual meeting re-electing officers. Charles Smith is president T R Fisher secretary F L P Davia treasurer directors include Mike Staebell and Frank Meir Cuttermaker Thomas Sadler rehired. Butterfat paid 62 cents per pound in November and 63 in December reflecting whole milk and sweet cream. Community financial stability rises with high prices paid to farmers, some over two dollars monthly to many patrons.
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Dunkerton
Farmers' Creamery Company
Charles Smith
T. R Fisher
FL P. Davia
Mike Staebell
Frank Meir
Thomas’ Sadler
Farmers’ Company
Inflation of Iowa taxes shown by new agriculture table
Des Moines reports a U S Department of Agriculture table comparing taxes per acre on all farm land in 1913 1914 1921 1922 across the United States Minnesota and Nebraska. The figures indicate Iowa maintained a high average with taxes more than twice the national average in 1913 and 1922.
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Des Moines
Iowa
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States
Ana
Minnesota
Towa
United
Byran Township Farm Bureau Plans Seed Test Plots
In Independence Iowa on January 23 the Byran Township Farm Bureau met at the Lew Thompson home to discuss organizing a spraying and seed test plots program for the year following a club dinner and discussion of cafeteria plans.
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Independence
iThe Lew Thompson
Byran
Soy Beans Show Profit Potential In Crop Rotation
Aldonta January report notes Nels Larson tests soybeans in rotation with corn and beans. He grows 70 to 80 acres including corn, raises 60 head of pigs fed beans, and finds Manchu beans best for seed. Larson also uses cracked beans for hens and advocates row planting for best yields.
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Nels Larson
Larson
Eugene Babcock
Iowa Falls
Medical Life Co Enjoys Fine Year in Stockholders Meeting
The Medical Life Insurance Company of America, based in Waterloo, held its second annual stockholders meeting at the Hotel Russell-Lamson. A Dec 31 1922 condition statement was read. since starting Sept 7 1921 the company has written 1 043 600 in new business without a death loss. Medical director Dr Edward Rohlf outlined risk selection factors while secretary J G Londergan noted new business applications in early 1923 at about 5 000 000 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Life Insurance Company of America
Waterloo
Russell-Lamson
Dima
Edward Lb. ‘Rohlf
J. G. Londergan
Buchanan County Sees Need for Livestock Raisers Association
Independence January 23 The need for an association of livestock breeders is seen in Buchanan County says county agent T A Walters. Callers send inquiries daily from across the state seeking cows and herd bulls of various breeds. An organization would coordinate offerings and ease the burden on agents by centralizing information and access.
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Buchanan County
Independence
A. Walters
Walters
Black Hawk Holstein Men to Stage Annual Meeting
Black Hawk County Holstein Breeders association will meet at Gresser Waterloo next Saturday at 1 30 p m for the annual session. It may discuss an efficient sales plan, calf club work, butterfat records by county plan, and other topics of interest to breeders in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson
Lindsay
Dairy Call Club
Linn County
Marion
Black Hawk County Holstein Breeders’ Association
Gresser Waterloo Association
J. P. Eves
Iowa State Dairy Association
Cedar Township Meeting at Knipp Home
Cedar Township farm group to meet Thursday at P. W. Knipp’s home in Wat township for an all day session. Demonstrations include dress forms and a fireless cooker by Mrs. M. J. Driscoll. A picnic dinner is planned and ladies should bring sandwiches and another item of food.
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Cedar Township
P. W. Knipp
Wat Township
M. J. Driscoll
Obituary and community notes from Waterloo area
Obituary for Mary Henrlatin dropout born November 24, 1831 in Neva South. She moved to Wisconsin, married August 1, 1869, to Marwon Adiey, and lived in Iowa. Survived by four children, two stepchildren, fourteen grandchildren and more. Various local notices include engagements, baptisms, choir events, hospital visits, and social gatherings across Waterloo and Readlyn with church activities and wedding mentions.
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Leon
Lear
Coxeter
Nes
Mary Dlontigtiti Radley
Ddence of Tear
Llurenre
Baron Mary Henrlatin Drooper
Neva South
Olgan
Wisconsin
Muirei
Bon Setor Choir
Bon Setor Choir Marchiage
Lowa
Bradley Ln
Mera
Adiung
Bradley
Dalbank
Ald Ais Lanny Fortyel
Waterloo
A.diuihter
Ellie
Ated
Wright
Mes
Jasies Mores
Morin
Minn
Tne
Mtr
Wheat closes higher as buyers resist Winnipeg sale
Grain and provisions moves noted with wheat futures firm on a Winnipeg sale and Chicago trading, while corn and oats show mixed activity. Price quotes across markets include Chicago and Kansas City levels with modest shifts in No 2 and No 3 yellow kernels and related feeds. Provisions and futures held steady amid weather and export talk, with local notices of funerals and town items interspersed.
Midwest Livestock Prices Across East at Louis and St Paul
Arkansas to Minnesota cattle and hog figures list receipts and prices by region. East at Louis market notes steer and heifer bids with bull and feeder values, while St Paul and St Joseph show calves, cows, sheep, and hogs with varied bids and weekly totals. Stronger demand cited for high weight cattle and feeding lambs amid fluctuating carcass values.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Co-op
Peecondeebees
Iplant of
Waterloo Co-operative Oulty
Yiet Apy
Ptenciutr
Mik
Lew Wye
Yisee
Timothy Hale
Wace
Prattis
East St Louis
Spotigcke
Irregular Trends on New York Exchange
Opening prices were irregular but generally higher with short covering in leaders such as Baldwin Studebaker and Crucible. Oils, independent steels, and a few miscellaneous issues led gains while some names like Witten & Sa weakened. New highs for Owens Bottle Cluett Peabody and Diggity Wileuly emerged.
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Presa
New York
Jemlers
PaneAmerican
A and B
Califorty Retroteam
Union Pacitle
Ppellendier
United Fruit
Witten & [Sa
Northern Pacific
Reynolds Spring
Wii
Winkly Wherry
Nash Mororg
R. J. Macy
General Asphalt
Consolidated Gas
American Woolen and Western
Maryland
Fisher Bods
Woolworth
Great Northern
Baldwin
Baltimore
Kelly-Springfeld Tire
Sfexican Peetroleui
Midvale Steel
Wew York Gentral Weiss Ceee Worthern Pacifie Des Freee
Petrova de Ey Ee
SPSR
Tenneylvania
Reading
Tron & Steel Naval Dutch
N.Y
Sinclair OW
Southern Pacific Standard Oil of
Studebaker Corporation Texas Co
Tobaccn
Union Pacific
United States Rupplier
Ntted
Standard of Indiana pays 89 millions of dividends in 12 years
Washington January 23. Cash dividend declarations by the Blanchard Oil Co of Indiana from dissolution of the Standard Oil company in 1911 last June totaled about 589 660 000 or about 205 percent on the corporation capital stock. Robert W Stewart chairman testified at the senate investigation. He gave figures on cash and stock dividends surplus and net earnings and recited steps in organization and acquisitions of Dixie Oil and Chicago Montana 681 Co. FIND SLAYER GUILTY Memphis January 23 John W Hudson Jr White Haven dairyman found guilty today of murder in the first degree in the slaying of Mrs Hiattie Is Ferguson in Memphis. The verdict carried a death sentence.
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Washington, D. C
Blanchard Oil Co
Indiana
Standard Oil Company
Stork
Robert W. Stewart
Senate Oif
Stewart
Standard Ol Company
Tle
Dixie Oil Company
Chicago & Montana 681 Co
Geilty
Memphis
Tenn
John W. Hudson, Jr
White Haven
Dairyman
Prices in New York and Chicago Today
Chicago and New York wholesale markets show varied dairy and poultry values. Butter and cheese hold near steady. milk and creamery products mixed. Poultry demand shifts with firmer prices for broilers and turkeys across markets.
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WEW York Loans
New York
Joans
Prima Commercial Paper
Chicago
HINES
Ats
Young Amelia
Fanes
Lac
Reese
Hogs Slow and Cattle Strong in Market Report
The AP notes hog prices easing on light demand with price declines across weights while cattle trade shows strength led by higher averages for steer and heifer classes. Demand for feeders remains tight and calf prices edge up in late-session trading.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City livestock market shows varied prices across cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle steady to higher with top quotes around 7.50 for certain stockers and feeders. hogs range from 7.00 to 7.50 with packers and cutters noted. Sheep and lambs mixed, with lambs at about 14.45 and wethers near 8.00, while receipts reach around 15,000 head.
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Atecis
Othara
Wilks Folstuera
Atcellerg
Jnwer
ST. Paul
Minn
Billy
Oman
Nev
Teeolphy
Talie Jfipher
Ned Siresae Hlendys Hullaweaks Vverls
Trael
Sayer
Associated Press
Chiveago
Amooth
Top Maturad Winery
Wruinern
Hirabla
Kansas City Livestock Kinnas Cmy
Tacalpte
Steqce
Marty Top
Eben
Market quotes and language notes from Toledo and New York
The Toledo market lists prime cash prices for Cloverseed and February March contracts. New York flour prices show Easler and Sieh patent rates and winter patent values. Coffee futures for Rio No 7 and May July prices are reported with modest gains. Foreign silver and Mexican dollar rates are shown. A stat also notes 10,000,000 Americans do not speak English.
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Toledo
New Fore
York
Easler
New York
May
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Tlw
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Mil Guritz
Ittia von
Colorado Springs
George J. Oollum
Golden
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
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Sumner
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E. A. Wetber
Mary Cannon
Corliss Garvey
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John Adams
Churen
Sampach
Fairvank
Adainic Fourth Post
Meric | Legion
Legion Hall
1 & al High School
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Revi Connell
Paul Lerhoy
Malt Kane
Guy Fay
Episcopal Church
Milo Higdeo
Knipp
U. New York
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G. Moeller
Awd
Charles Oltrogge
Tomayer Ami
Mra. O. Doork
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Trobe Hospital
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Mre
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Ali Told
A. Harmon
Twaj
Ater
Maggie Lehman
Cod. Daehker
Ai J. Lets
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W. A. Greentee
Carl Wyant
Long Beach
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Pennsylvania
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M. Hall
W. B. McMurray
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William Dix
J. W. Bennett
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Raymond Slaughter
George
W. J. Huxford
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Chivago
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Yallorw
Yallow
Larley
F. York Axport
Kansas City
Ésoe
Milwaukee Grain
Milwaukee
Wish
Nod Horthern
Peoria Geain
Peoria
Flo
ST. Louis
Ki. Levis
Louis Livestock
Omaha Livestock
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St, Joseph
Etek Op
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Peoria Livestock Peart
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Standard of Indiana
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Exiras
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