Injunction Not Dismissed in Grundy County Go
Grundy Center January 24 A injunction blocking eradication costs for bovine tuberculosis remains in effect. G H Dirks and Albert Kruger replace Olson as plaintiffs. Olson sought dismissal after moving away. Judge Hasner to consider whether to dismiss or make permanent at February term. advocates hoped for quick county cleanup but stand unchanged.
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Courier Special Service
Grundy Center
Grundy County
G. H. Dirks
Albert “Ruger
Wil Olson
Olson
Newman
Cedar Falls
Anti FT. B
E. M. McCoy
Waterloo
Ralph Hasners
Dirks
Kruger
Olsen
Ison
T. I
Hogs Routed to Waterloo by Truck from Traer Area
Waterloo receiving hogs by truck from Traer region after a rail decline. In 1926 241 hog cars left Traer, but last year only 23 by rail, while about 25 cars went by truck to Waterloo. Grain carloads fell nearly 15 percent as farmers feed more to stock. poultry remains strong with nearly 50 full carloads of eggs shipped east.
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Eocaneter Srinath
Traer
Waterloo
Chicago
Tracr
Corm
Meat cutting demonstrations shown to Chickasaw farmers
A series of four farm meat demonstrations led by Prof. C W Mold extended through Richland Chickasaw Fredericksburg and New Hampton townships. Demonstrations covered pork and beef cuts curing methods and canning by the tin can method with the technique growing in popularity.
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New Hampton
C. W. Mold
Richland
ChickaSaw
Fredericksburg
New Hampton Township
Cecil Laydon
Richland Township
Chickasaw Church
Chickasaw Township
Henry Maschmeyer
Dwight Young
McDonald
Hazleton Creamery Selects Officials in Year
Hazleton Farmers' Creamery reports a successful year with two milk routes and two cream routes serving 80 patrons. Butter sales totaled 20 000 dollars to Jocel merchants. Officers named include Urban Murray as president S G O Corcoran as vice president C E Relde as secretary J N Smith as treasurer and directors B Hillman W L Short R C Lewis Liord Munger and M J Gieason.
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Hazleton
Hazleton Farmers’ Creamery Company
A. C. Hemshrot
Pres
Urban Murray
S. G O. Corcoran
C. E. Relde
J. N. Smith
B. Hillman
W. L. Short
R. C. Lewis
Liord Munger
M. J. Gieason
Fourth clothing project lesson in Bennington
The fourth lesson in the clothing project will be held in Bennington township on Thursday afternoon January 26 at the home of Mrs. Herbert Cotion.
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Bennington
Cwp
Bennington Township
Herbert Cotion
Farmers Questions and Comments to Editor in Waterloo Evening Courier
Letters to the editor from farmers and readers request guidance and raise questions about farm issues. Communications address the Farm Department in Waterloo Evening Courier and provide contact details for follow up.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Tows
Fairbank Corn Show Plans Set Despite Low Yields
Directors of four county farmers institute and corn show meet to confirm plans for February 8 to 11 at the schoolhouse. President Williams notes the event will be as large as ever despite last year’s poor yields. Notable speakers include Royal Holbrook from Iowa extension service and F G Churchill from Ames.
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Maurie
Fairbank
Farmers' Institute
Williams
Royal H.holbrook
Iowa Extension Service
F. G. Churchill
Ames
Churchill
Neale S. Knowles
J. L. Uban
Black Hawk County
John Galloway
L. A. Walters
Buchanan County
Garrison Creamery reports big year in 1927
The Garrison Farmers Creamery in Garrison Ja reports 1927 butter output of 777552 pounds at about 51 cents per pound. Total receipts reached 361292 dollars with manufacturing cost near two cents per pound. Directors re elected and improvements valued at 8000 dollars added including pasteurizers and a new boiler.
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Garrison, Ja
Garrison Farmeégs
Guildk Hall
Herman Schuldt
John Newton
del Noe
Schuldl
Max Zimmer
J. A. Ridenour
R. G. Clark
Dairy and Food Division
State Department of Agriculture
Jack Norris
McElhinney Deploys McLean Hog Housing Plan at Farm
Traer Iowa January 24 Eric McElhinney a Tama county breeder operates 500 hogs on his northeast Traer farm. He uses the McLean movable hoghouses with three sows per unit, rotating locations yearly. He emphasizes sanitation and reports seven pigs per sow last season.
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Counier Special Service
Traer
Minost
Tama County
Eric McElhinney
McElhinney
Durocs
McLean
MccElhinney
Farm Bureau Dinner Planned for Officers Friday
Mt. Vernon Township Farm Bureau announces a dinner to entertain all officers and directors of the Black Hawk County Farm Bureau for 1927 and 182R. The meal will be served at 8 p.m. at the county farm with entertainment committee plans. Families are asked to bring vegetables fruit salad cake and a miscellaneous item.
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Mt. Vernon
Calves Bring 13.75 In Carload Shipment
In January 24, a carload of calves shipped to Chicago by the farmers' grain and livestock company brought 12.74 per hundred. The same consignor also sent a carload of ventile and four hogs.
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Chicago
Farmers’ Grain and Livestock Company
Jesup Creamery Prices Rise At Annual Meeting
At Colo nia hall in Jesup on Monday patrons will hear that the average price per pound of butterfat paid during 1927 rose about four cents versus 1926, per D B Rogers secretary of Jesup Farmers creamery. A report from Fairbank notes the Fairbank creamery held its annual meeting and discussed a new plant though no action taken.
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Jesup
Towa Co-Operative Creamery
Colonia Hall
D. BE. Rogers
Jesup Farmers Creamery
Viche
Fairbank Creamery
Milx Company
Waterloo
Wheat and corn futures edge higher on weather and demand
Chicago market reports slow export demand for North American wheat and tighter corn supplies. Wheat closed unsettled while corn drifted higher as wet weather and reduced country offerings supported prices. oats eased after early gains and provisions strengthened slightly.
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Geaver
Chicago
Lairaby
Kansas
Tailor Declion
Iowa Sheep and Lamb On Feed Falls from Last Year
Iowa on feed for sheep and lambs Jan 1 totaled about 200000 head for marketing in the next three months, down about 35 percent from the first quarter of 1927. The corn belt states show mixed changes. Nebraska leads increases, while many eastern belt states report declines.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Leste M. Cari
Federal Livestock Statistician
Towa
Nebraska
Missouri River
Osional
Iown
Colorado
Arkansas Valley
San Luis Valley
Western Slope
Rocky Mountain States
Texas
Chickasaw County Plans Girls Club Work 1928
New Hampton Iowa January 24 The Chickasaw county 4 H girls club committee for 1928 was appointed by Mrs W Pierce home project chair. Members are Mrs C Tracy chair Mrs Frank Dreckman Mrs O J Frederict Miss Martha Karnatz and Mrs Thomas Swemumson The first meeting was in the farm bureau office planning future work The next meeting set for February 2 will include Miss Florence Vorbes cane specialist and elm club readers to outline the year program Toledo Seeds Toledo Ohio January 24 Seed prices quoted cash domestic 18550 February domestic 1870c merchant domestic 18650 cash imported 1600c January imported 16456 asked February imported 1650c asked March imported 1650c asked Timothy unchanged
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New Hampton
Chickasaw County
W. Pierce
C. Tracy
Frank Dreckman
O. J. Frederict
Martha Karnatz
Thomas Swemumson
Farm Bureau
Florence Vorbes
Cin
Elvb
Board of Trade Cash Quotations January 24 Wheat and Bids
Chicago January 24 Wheat prices for grades listed N o Northern spring at 1.30 and various No. 3 mixed to No. 6 white ranges, rye at 3.10, timothy seed 3.10, cloverseed 21.45 to 29.50, lard 11.82, ribs 21.25, bellies 12.785, backer 5.496.
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Chicago
Hugh Low
Janery
Cormm
Peererrees
Eaeecaaere
Ore . AZ
Aedes
Onte
Hog Prices Tumble While Cattle Demand Holds
Receipts 60 000 hogs and 15 000 sheep trimmed values as buyers bid lower. Hog top for 170 210 lb choice hogs quoted 8.15 to 8.30 with most 7.50 to 8.10. Cattle and sheep show weaker demand with steady to lower grades and higher fat lambs nearing 14.15. Sugar prices hold at 44 1 2 cents New York.
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Chicago
Slaugh Ee Lee
Stocks Rally and Selloff Weigh Markets in Late Session
New York stock activity sees prices retreat after four days of gains as professionals unload shares. Traders focus on New Haven, Westinghouse Electric, and Jordan Motors while Adams Express hits 280 and call loans renewal climbs to 332 percent. Gold Dust and Greene Cananea Copper push higher amid broad gains across industries though some foreign exchanges slip.
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New York
New Haven
Westinghouse
Electric
Jordan Motors
Adams Express
Call Joans
Hupp Marters
Cluck Peabody and Filelschin
Union
Werther
Hupp Motors
Greene Cananea
Fox Film A. Montgomery-Ward
Bon Ami
Standard Milling
Ralls
Sterling
Allied Chemical
Baltimore & Ohio
Barnsdall A .Eissseeeeie
Bethlehem Steel
California Petroleum
Cerro de Pasco
Chesapeake & Ghin
Chic
Mil, & Si, P. Pf
North Western
Chrysler
Coca Cola
Colorado Furl
Col. Gas & el
Col
Gas & el
Crucible - Steel Dodge Bros
Aseseeseeveee du Pont de Nem
Freeport-Texas
General Electric
General Motors
Ssesseseseee Gelters
Gt. N
Iron Ore Cris
Northern Pyd
Houston
Hudson Motors
Wilness Central
Int
Harvester Int
Nickel
Inter
D& Tel
Kansas City Southern
Kennecott Copper
Lehigh Valley
Loulsqne & Rashville
Mack ‘Truck
Marlandou
Kan
Texas
Missouri Pacific
Montgomery Ward
Nash Motors
New York Central
N. H
Hid
Norfolk Wo Western C.scieseers North American
Seseesee
Northern Pacific - Packard
Pan Ama
Pet
Patami
Fam
Las Pennsylvania
Philips Petroleu
PiercerArrow
Pastymers Radio
Reading
Iran & Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
St. Louis
San Francisco
Liberty
Treasury
Eeersesterserys
Livestock and Produce Summary from Chicago Market Reports
Receipts and price trends across cattle calves hogs and sheep show mixed demand with steady to higher wholesale bids. Cattle offerings steady with best weights around 13.00, hog bids mostly 7.85 to 8.00, calves 12.00 to 12.50, sheep steady with lambs about 12.50 to 12.75 and cows and bulls varied by weight while potatoes and grains note slow trading in Chicago and Omaha markets.
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Sears
Chicago
Ann
Stimmiad
Sheen
Sui
Fayein
Yan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Red River Ohies
Idaho
Russel
Burbanks
Farmers Buy 160 Tons of Lime for County Spread
New Hampton reports last week orders for two 60 ton and one 40 ton carloads of agricultural limestone to Chickasaw county. Walter Karnatz L F Kammeyer and Herman O Karatz order 60 tons each for Boyd and George F Jolson 40 tons for local delivery. County Agent Frank Hunt urges prompt purchase to enable early spring spreading.
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New Hampton
Chickasaw County
Walter Karnatz
L. F. Kammeyer
Boyd
Herman O. Karatz
George F. Jolson
Frank Hunt
Large Crowds at Farm Sales Record Prices
Franklin county Franklin crowd at August Brandt farm sale drew 1,800 people with a team of horses selling for 60 cents and cows averaging 100 dollars. In Tripoli Iowa Rudolph Fiegers sale saw cows at 135 dollars and 15 cows averaging 105 with horses to 118, sows 24, oats 58 cents, corn 91, barley 1.58, total 3,763.43. Reinbeck shoppers at Prank Saul sale over 1,000 attended with top horse 165, cow 115, steers 66, hogs strong. J C Strohbehn horses hit 162, corn 72.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Millis Co
Crete
Darrells Cette
Oranke Creamery
Artesian
Tripoli
Prom Swift & Co
Neavy Packers
Iowa
Conti
aFrom Cohn Irs
Secbesyces
Orton
Steven
Ange
Ama
Priate Vere
M. Miskrats
Muskrate
Heme
Hampton
Brandt Farm
Here
Franklin County
Rudolph Fiegers
Reinbeck
Prank Saul
J. C. Strohbehn
Chicago and New York dairy and poultry market notes
Market wires report receipts and prices for butter creamery products cheese and poultry in Chicago and New York. Butter creamery extras strong while eggs and cheese show varied quoters with several grades and regional notes.
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Chicago
New York
Hetnery
Hennery
Two Angus Herds in Combination in Des Moines
Des Moines reports W. P. Crawford of Ida county has bought 77 Angus head from C. C. Crawford formerly owned by the late Dr. E. Ganza. The purchase brings his herd to 123 head, including 45 cows 21 calves and one aged bull. He previously owned 43 purebreds. Purebred cattlemen forecast a notably good year as the business recovers from lean years.
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Des Moines
W. P. Crawford
Ida County
Aberdeen Angus
C. C. Crawford
E. Ganza
Bond Market Ends Mixed After Small Gains and Sluggish Start
Trading in the bond market showed a firm undertone with modest gains in several sectors. Public Service of New Jersey Sits attracted buying, Andes Copper 7s and U S Rubber 4 5 posted large fractional gains, while Missouri Pacifics and St Paul issues were accumulated in moderate amounts. Government bonds moved sluggishly with nominal price changes.
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New York
Jan
Mars Orisk
4 Publi Service of
New Jersey
Andes Copper
U.S
St. Paul
United States
Rat Control Ad Promises Easy Pest Death
An old advertisement touts Meyers Red Fox Poison Kernels as a simple poison for rats and mice. It claims rapid, "no fuss" results and urges purchase at drug stores with phrases like Ready to Bee and Sure Kill.
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