Hudson Institute Poultry and Corn Exhibits Open
The Hudson Institute in Husson, Ta., opened a two day program with talks and exhibits in corn poultry and baked goods. About 600 ears of corn were shown, many entered at Waterloo Corn Congress earlier. Reds lead poultry show with Rhode Island Reds dominant. Winners listed include EJ Bige Cedar Falls first in 10 ears yellow corn and Albert Albeson first in 20 ears white corn. Dr. W H Stevenson spoke on international agricultural work and ISU duties, noting 63 nations represented and English as a rising common language.
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Husson
Hudson
Waterloo Corn Congress
A. G. Larson
Cedar Falls
Judgei
A. H. Ward
Independence
Rhode Island
Bige
Dale Holmes
Arthur Holland
Albert Albeson
Iie
D Stevenson
W. H. Stevenson
International Institute For Agriculture
United State
Stevenson
Iowa State College
Sas
United States
Great Britain
France
University of Iowa Receives J W Rich Library
Hundreds of volumes from the estate of Joseph W Rich of Iowa City have been added to the State Historical Society collection at the University of Iowa. Rich died in 1920 and was a longtime patron of education and history, author of The Battle of Shiloh, and former regent and curator in Iowa.
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Towa City
Lax
Iowa
United States
State Historical Society
University of Iowa
Joseph W. Rich
Iowa City
Rich
Shitoh
Rick
Vinton
Eagle
Regents
University of Iown
The
New York
Cords Elected President of Clayton Holstein Breeders
In Elkader Iowa January 25 Clayton County Holstein Breeders elected J L Cords as president with G N Meyers named secretary. A calf club committee of six was formed to promote youth engagement across county sections. J P Eves of Iowa State Dairy assisted, Roy Combs announced Farm Bureau cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Combs
Claxton County Farm Bureau
Breed Association
Farmers Cut Time by Self Registering Electric Meters
Thirty farmers in Orange township with electric transmission lines now use four self registering meters. Each carries a card in the meter to register monthly electricity usage. The system mails cards with checks for the prior month’s use and removes the need to read all meters each month, saving time and preventing delays.
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Orange Township
Debates Rally Clayton County Farm Meeting Interest
Township debates at William Cheeseman home saw the negative side win in Boardman and Highland teams on producers contracts for cooperative marketing. Judges S. Carpenter Marie Falk and Walter Marshall. Cox Volga townships later debated with aff firm victory for the affirmative. Teams included Charles Mueller Otto Elvera and P M Connelly for Cox and George Ausgaitz G N Meyer and P W Conley for Volga. Attendance estimated 500 to 600.
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Bikader
Clayton County
William Cheeseman
Wmatkkeling
Boardman
Uutmarine
Highland
A. Benson
Mmes
Emmet Thyne
Willian
Cheesewe Jerse Liddy
Elmer Bente
Harold Corkery
S. J. Carpenter
Marie Falk
Walter Marshall
Cox
Volga
Hey
W. J. Warner
J. J. Finnegan
Ole Embertson
Packer Speaks at Farmer Institute in Manchester
At Manchester's farmer institute a large crowd heard F. A. Pagte of Wilson & Co. discuss producer packer relations noting mutual interests and three key questions about packers' role. F. Perrott of Waterloo described a 30 acre dairy with 12 Jersey cows. he stressed clean dairying and better milk quality to command higher prices and suggested housing for workers and improved farm efficiency.
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Manchester
Ta. J
Farmers’ Institute
F. A. Pagte
Wilson & Co
Eagle
Thomas E. Wilson
Creducera
Deckers
F Perrott
Waterloo
Jersey
Lee County Breeders Form Jersey Cattle Group in Fort Madison
Jersey breeders in Lee County organized an association to promote dairy cattle. Berry S. Stein was elected president and Justine Hartley named secretary. By laws will follow Iowa State Dairy Association patterns. Fred E. Ferguson urged a defined dairy project including calf clubs and contests. Local civic groups pledged support for cooperative dairy promotion.
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Fort Madison
Lee Jersey
Berry S. Stein
Justine Hartley
Salem
Iowa State Dairy Association
Waterloo
Fred E. Ferguson
Ferguson
Keok Cuk
Farmers Co operative Mercantile annual meeting report
At the annual meeting of Farmers Co operative Mercantile company in Raymond Cedar Falls area over 200 stockholders and families attended. Directors elected include Earl Douglas Walter Slewitt replacing Frank Frost and Charles Wingert, with Herman Miller reappointed to the board. George Wingert led the program with speakers on cooperation and federal farm loans. The firm operates an elevator and trades grain feed lumber coal and related products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Farmers” Cooperative Mercantile Company
Earl Douglas
Walter Slewitt
Frank Frost
Charles Wingert
Herman Miller
George Wingert
Charles EB
Hearst
Cedar Fails
George Mathes
Cedar Falls
Fayette Wool Growers Bargain to Advantage
Fayette County Wool Growers Association marketed this year’s wool with the county farm bureau’s aid. Clyde Combs reports 17,539 pounds sold at an average 36.75 cents per pound, with prices from 32 to 37 cents. About 16,568 pounds netted the higher average. 544 pounds at 35 cents. 745 pounds were cotted or burr. Wool was sold via state pool or county pool to the highest bidders.
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Fayette
Bayette County
Wool Growers’ Association
County Farm Bureau
Clyde Combs
First Judging Contest at Edgewood Institute
Edgewood Iowa hosts the first junior grain judging contest linked to Clayter County Institute. Raymond Ruland won with 434 points, Lawrence Ruland second, Harold Moser third by 12 points. The event, the 25th county contest, drew a larger audience than in years.
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Edgewood
Clayter County Institute
Raymond Ruland
Lawrence Ruland
Harold Moser
H. ©. Heitzman
Lowe State College
Farmers Elevator Mutual votes to move secretary office
The Farmers National Cooperative Elevator Mutual Insurance Association of Iowa moved its secretary’s office from Aurelia Cherokes County to Fort Dodge for accessibility and central location. The annual report shows over 45900 in treasury. Dr B Nouray of Town State College Ames spoke Wednesday morning.
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Des Moines
Farmers Nationat Co-operative Elevator Mutual Insurance Association of Iowa
Aurelia
Cherokes County
Fort Dodge
G. Nouray
Town State College
Ames
Shippers' Association Names Bahl Manager In Iowa
At the first meeting of the new shippers' association in Oelwein Iowa Joseph Bahl was elected manager. A salary fund will be built by adding 20 cents per head for calves shipped 68 cents for cattle 16 for hogs and 20 for sheep. Two cents per 100 pounds will be withheld to create an insurance fund for shippers.
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Oelwein
New Shippers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Joseph Bahl
Here
Local School Activities and Community News in Iowa
Aplington residents visit Kanawha for a brief visit while Flora Valentine teaches at the school north of Austinville. The girls and boys basketball teams traveled to Allison. the gala won 15 to 13 and the boys 26 to 8. Meyer Bros. sold stock in Corydon and will ship part here. Henry Wiesny went to Elgin. Walter Pookes led the meat market during his absence. Young people attended a basket sociable at the school house north of Austinville. Dr. B. P. Stow returned from Des Moines and Amex. Mrs. Ludde of Burlington assists. Mrs. Sander Ludeman of Mason City came for a visit, returning home Saturday. School closed Tuesday noon for a break. Harry Frey and family welcomed a baby girl born Monday.
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Aplington Aa
Ludwiz Sintdt
Kanawha
Flora Valentine
Auvalloville Ane Ing
Allison
Famed
Mors
Meyer Bros
Corydon
Tienry Wiesny
Elgin
Walter Pookes
Austinville
BP. J. Stow
Des Moines
Amex
Ludde
Burlington
Sisting
Sherigaushter
Albert’ Dreyer
Tly
Sander Ludeman
Second Gate Arrives for Cedar River Dam Project
The Cedar River dam receives a second hydraulic steel gate delivered yesterday and unloaded today. The gate matches the first and came in two sections on coal cars. A second flat gate awaits movement due to delayed frame work as cofferdams are built along the east bank. crews push ahead while weather, sleet, and cautionary work rules shape progress.
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Cedar River
City in Brief Local notes list visits, moves and incidents
City officials, residents and visitors are active with multiple engagements. Mrs J C Ox of Wooster visits her mother Mrs E I Voorhees. Wood's nailfliwery pair travel to New York for a spring buying trip. Mrs Bertha Karmon leaves for Iowa City for tumor surgery.
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J. C. Ox
Wooster, O
E. I. Voorhees
James Boling
Mar. Allerbach
Wood's Nailfliwery
New York City
Produce Prices in New York and Chicago Today
A garbled OCR item lists produce prices and dairy items across New York and Chicago markets. It mentions milk, butter, eggs, poultry, and various meats with scattered figures and vendor notes, reflecting chaotic pricing data of the day.
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New York
Chicago
Dumont Area Notices and Social Visits Across Town
Local notes from Dumont and nearby towns report visits and hospital news. Mrs Steven Barlow spent time in Mason City while relatives in Elkader and Oskaloosa hosted family. several residents underwent medical procedures with recovering conditions noted. Church groups hosted meetings, and residents traveled to Des Moines Minneapolis Bristow and Port Deter for family or official business.
Raymondand Vinton visits and local notices in Mt Auburn area
The column records Raymond and family visiting Mr Tullsateter in Vinton after a fall, local social notes from Mt Auburn including church services, Farm Mercantile Co-op meeting attendance, a sub county contest win by Geneva Fraker, and various visits and arrivals in Mt Auburn and nearby towns.
Wheat futures slip as market eyes weather and demand
Grain and wheat prices ease in the latest market report as traders weigh weather conditions in the Plains and Midwest against demand signals. Quotes from Chicago and New York markets show declines across May and July contracts with notes on corn and provisions pricing amid unsettled regional forecasts.
Grain and market notices mixed with local notices
Kansas City Missouri markets show No 2 hard grain at 2.00, wheat and oats mixed prices. Minneapolis grain and wool and hides markets noted with quotes. Local social notes mention Hillcrest Bible Church speaker, family visits, and travel plans including Mrs Roy Kanouse and Clyde Hayward family movements.
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Kansas
Kansas Chy
Wave of cattle market figures from St Paul sale
The St Paul livestock market reports cattle receipts near 28,000 with varied prices. Cows and bulls show steady to lower bids, with steers around 25.00 to 30.00 and heavy feeds at 10.28 for select lots. Lambs and yearlings appear firmer in places, while uneven demand dampens some classes.
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Dai
Eceipts
WVU
Guy
ERIS
Hutchers
FIS
Rita
Kunig
Fay
Steartng
Elles
Alisen Bearce
Carly Malo
ST. Paul
St. Taal
Mdl
Walvis
Butk
Learhy
Fredings Trinba
Tata
East ST. Louis
St. Loubs
Fray Butchers Ae “‘Henasy Noy
Erty Santos
Lew Shoep
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Ata
Diane Lambs
ST. Joseph
Ekota
Hbwt
Amiedys
Fadity
Red River Ohips
New York
Cork
Bull
Paneth Ag Bs . Victory
PAG Ce Eels
East St. Louis Livestock Prices and Bids
Market report from East St. Louis shows cattle and hog prices mixed with declines in steer and heifer quotes. Lambs and sheep receipts noted with bids easing. buyers and sellers listed as negotiating at regional stockyards.
Stock Market Opens Irregular as Buoyancy Returns
New York opening prices show irregular trading with early losses and later buoyant tone. Steel shares gain on rising production and higher prices while Gulf State Steel and American Tobacco advance. Standard Oil declines slightly amid dividend news.
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Associated Press
York
Tnt
Lecilag
Mide
Tee
Baldwin
Studebaker
Seth— Tehem
Etepublic
Gulf States
General Cigar
American Tobacco Beach
California
Keel v
Fisher Body
Walter
Gulf Statemy Steal
American Tocomotive
Wook Worth
United Fruit
Amorlenin & Moundey
American Woolen
Sevice Bby
Taxas Co
Anieoida Car Algnieom
Seolf & VW
Idle
Baldwin Lacomeive Baltimore & Ohio
Bathicham Steel Central Lowthern Clandlar Motors
Tobscco Products
Union Paulie
United States
Lllinois Central - Int
Marina Did
Aely Springfield Tire
Mexican Petroleum
Midvale Steel
Thas
New York Comtrat
Northern Pacific
Pan American Sotrolenia
Pannsylvan People's Gas
Para Oil
Reading
Rep
Iron & 7
Royal Deuth
N.Y
Sinclary
Southern Pacific Standard Oil Af
Waterloo bank clearings reflect week ending dates and market data
Bank clearings for the week ending show totals and comparisons to the prior year. The report includes Waterloo market statistics on cattle hogs dairy products and farm prices along with prices for grain oils and miscellaneous commodities. It lists packer quotations and local agricultural product values with emphasis on bank clearing figures and weekly totals.
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Toms
M Depertment Evening Courier
Heperier
Hudson Institute
Dr. Stevenson
Wendall_ Flemming
Orpon
Loanan
Edna’ Holland oSing
Ruth Brown
Kenneth Richards
Carrol Loanan
Everett Loanan
Frank Atcheson
Genevieve Gibson
EF. Bige
Arthur Mioish
Secon
J. W. Rich
CORDS
Clayton Dairy Breed Organization
Clayton Co
Packer
Farmer Institute
Delaware
W. F. Parrott
Lee County
Edgewood Institute
Elevator Insurance Company
IGWA
AEW Shippers
Bahl
Aplington
Oken
Buchan- Hilde
Mure
Charles J. Foler
Somerset County
Fiorencea B. Saylor
Marsh Street
James T. Clark
Minneapolis
Minn
FP. W. Brownson
Ricker Street
G. W.kirk
R. J. Abbott
U. S. War Veterans’ Bureau
St. Louis
Wera
Bertha Karmon
Fifth Street West
Mathel Miller
Andrew Miller
George Ho Kilpatrick
Ralph B. Silppy
Iowa Engineering Association
M. J. Philpot
Deborah M. Livingston
F. W. Dickman
Josephine H- Jensen
Dickmann
A. M. Hummel
Leland Avenue
Los Angeles
Cal
W. A. B. Graham
Kingsley Avenue
West High School
J. T. Nemmers
Sutffern
Milner Hotel
Jefferson and Wirth Streets
John Maharres
Camp Dodge
Fourth Street West
W. R. French
Arthur Judas
Eureka Retreat
Third Avenue
Washington Street
W. HH. Button Coal Company
Nicola de Vort
Wilhelmina Vogt
Edward Rovelsberger
J Johnson
C. H. Lures
Duluth
C. McDonald
Superior
Wig
Libert White
Cascade
Cedar Rapids
Omaha
Sioux City
Thor
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Waterrod Eiedtrical
Dr. Sf. KR. O'Dell
Black Hawk
Hawaiian Islands
Denmark
J. ©. Knudsen
Shaler
Waele
Plser Springs
Adarddike
Axe Ile
Ata Dees Neale
Dirces
Baee
Americas
Jonghorna
Briek
Parkers
Hee
Lawers
Doullrys Uwlyanged
Bouter
St. Toles
Leultey
Qller
Jae
Dumont
Lorenz Noelling
Friendly
Methodist Sunday School
Brier
Marent- Teacher Association
Alsh
Charles Coryell
Duis
FE. Day
Clarksville
George
Tieb
Alen
Alison
Congregational Church
Wart Plane
BE. E. Brown
Minth
Northw Lumberman
Segachilling
Swanson
Ges
Watter Frinsham
Wilcox
Helen
Port Deter
Rey Haneson
Martin
August Stock
Piente
Farmers Mercaniile Co
Mins
Geneva Frker
Tianheton
Enrependeanse
Trene
Glen Poynor
John Feely
Ifauli
Tull
Fyrot Power
Cra Lutera
Ifoxla
W. H. Weir
Maziney
Mr. Ecktor
Minnnesola
William O'Connor
Matson City
MT. Auburn
Wiliam Casley
Snallorefalt
Dubuane
Chiesa
Bey
Tang
Enunaleon
Kansis
Oklahome
Jim
Walling
C. T
Milwaukkee Grain
Milwaukee
Northern
Gliese
Nealtigal
Il.bs
LL. GB
Donne
Orinha
Mar
Pooria
Ohio
Texas
Toledo Seeds
Tol Oo
Timothy
Suraz
Centrity- Bala
Cubas
Porto Licos
Hillcrest Babrfold
Af. B
M. Bramhall
Roy Kanouse
Goodland
Kan
Clyde Hayward
Waco
Claude Hayward
Roy Menase
Pillow
Mont
Mr. Haywant
Ralph Ayguest
Japan
Catton
Isa
Peoria Livestock Peoria
Revel
Medina
Stock Exchange
Ows
Foreign Exchange
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Volland
Norway
Sweden
Switzerland
Grence
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Argentina
Jac- Brzil
Bmontreakt
Wiriterian Co-operative Dairy Reompans
Waterloo Markets
J. An
Waterloo Co
Waterloo Co-op
Black Hawk County
Waterloo Bank
Az Iby
Waterloo Clearing
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Chi Munday
Wesw
San
Ted
Sackoase Lee Ge Ey
Tet Co
Rath Packing Co
Brttason
Ifi
TAST
Instrumenta Recorder
iTimothy
Rez
Willa Prairie
Boystraw
Kanes Vi
PSN
jNo. T Erkeys
A. Tritsan
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