Enlow First to Enter in Waterloo Show Corn
The Waterloo Corn Congress opens next Wednesday in Greater Waterloo association rooms for four days amid strong exhibitor interest. Ross Enion of Mt. Vernon township Cedar Falls submits the first entry in the yield cone test division via parcel post, with A A Burger coordinating Cedar Falls entries and direct submissions to the association. Schools across the region plan displays, with six consolidated districts including Pinchford Orange Hudson Dunkerton Jesup and Reinbeck preparing exhibits and vying for a silver trophy from the Waterloo Evening Courier and a sweepstakes cup for adult classes. germination tests will accompany judging on January 34 with samples from Black Hawk and surrounding counties competing.
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Waterloo Corn Congress
Greater Waterloo Association
Ross Enion
Mt. Vernon Township
Cedar Falls
Farm Bureau Vitice
Waterloo
Farm Bureau
A. A. Burger
Altho
Waterloo Business Men's Club
H. C. Moeller
Courier
Ford
Orange
Hudson
Dunkerton
Jesup
Reinbeck
Waterloo Evening Courier
Oferizg
Black Hawk
Benton
Tama
Grundy
Hardin
Franklin
Butler
Bremer
Fayette
Buchanan
M. A. Hauser
Dyas
6Th of Iowa Extension Service
Wednesdey
Bankers Asked to Aid Regulating Growers Corn Price
Des Moines January meeting of Iowa corn growers forms Iowa Growers association led by A J Banks Montour to stabilize corn prices without disrupting trade. Plan relies on existing institutions with Warehousing Act support and hoped export corporation. J Ryan Fort Dodge and others named on the new board.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
General Assembly
J. Ryan
Fort Dodge
Cornbelt Meat Producers* Association
New Association
M. McFarlin
Association
J. J. Ryan
Webster County
J. H. Dunn
Polk County
J. H. Wabenieht
Corn Grading Report From Traer Describes No 1 Grades
The first 192% corn sold here as No 1 grade delivered by John Trottra brought 65 cents per bushel after selling 600 diehels. Wisconsin corn matched the year’s average quality, while Tama county buyers expect much of the crop to grade no better than No 5.
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Traer
John Trottra
Wiscorn
Tama County
Local Officials Named From Several Iowa Counties
Liz Richlond of Keokuk county Brownlis Graham Poweshick county and B Gogerty Hardin county, Mr C Berven Ida county, and H Gose of Greene county listed. Jianyman Des Moines is president with W F Maher Fort Dodge as vice president and KO Carty Des Moines as secretary and treasurer.
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Liz Richlond
Keokuk County
Brownlis Graham
Poweshick
B. Gogerty
Hardin County
C. Berven
Ida County
H. Gose
Greene County
I. Jianyman
Des Moines
W.F. Maher
Fort Dodge
Idca Presideo
KO. Carty
Dea Moines
Special Day for Cattle Feeders at Farm and Home Week
Amos Iowa January 26 special day for feeders of beef cattle during Farm and Home Week at Town State College features expert talks by college animal husbandry staff and packers. Demonstrations on feeder stock selection market classifications carcass judging by Uncle John Gosting with emphasis on finishing and dressing percentages.
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Amos
Town State College
Caltla New
J. A. Bvyard
Lax ‘Beregtora
R. S. Stephenson
Animal Husbandry
T. ¥. Glinger
Livestock Research Bureau ofArmour & Co
A. J. Milton
John Clay & Co
Iowa Livestock
Ames
M. D. Heiser
Animal Husbandry Department
Heiser
Chiccago
C. H. Go Yault
Evvard
John” Gosting
John
Decrease of Sheep on Marts in April and May Expected
Des Moines reports a predicted drop in sheep and lambs on feed in April and May 1924. Farmers estimate about 40,000 fewer animals on feed at the start of 1924 vs 1923, with Iowa showing a notable rise. A department of agriculture statement notes a 4 percent year over year decrease in cornbelt states and heavy December shipments reduced feed by 160,000. The bureau forecasts supplies for midwestern and eastern markets may stay large in January to March, but decline in April and May. An early-year influx of feeders could steady supplies. January feedings in the corn belt and western states total roughly 4,120,000, down from 4,286,000 a year prior.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Charles F. Sarle
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Economics
Bureau
Donevar
Hog Business Near Traer Tops Record Last Year
Traer Ia Jan 26 hog production in the Traer vicinity no 1323 was the heaviest on record with 300 carloads shipped last year, over 1922 and 1929 peak prices. Cattle feed and stock movements also rose over five years with 101 cars of cattle shipped, 25 more than the prior year, and auto owners feeding 14 more cars of gasoline than in 1922.
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Traer
Eit Deaters
Farm Bureau meeting highlights tuberculosis plan in Benton County
About 150 people gathered in Vinton to hear county officials and Dr. Peter Malcolm outline the county area tuberculosis eradication plan. The program covered farm export plans, premium support from American Meat Packers, and projected costs to eradicate TB in Benton County, with figures zeigen potential annual income gains and testing needs.
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American Meat Packers Association
Jed
Benton
Washington Township Farm Bureau Meeting at Briden's
Washington Township Farm Bureau in Black Hawk county will hold its monthly meeting at John Briden's home one mile south of here on Tuesday evening January 26. George Mathes, county chairman, will speak. Mrs P K Friedly, county chair of the women's division, will be on the program. Co operative marketing is to be discussed and a new project adopted. All farmers and families invited. women asked to bring sandwiches fruit salad or cake.
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Janesville
Washington Township Farm Bureau
Black Hawk County
John Briden
George Mathes
Miso
P. K. Friedly
Livestock Values Fall 5.1 Percent in U S Farms
Washington January 26 The Department of Agriculture estimates the total value of livestock on United States farms and ranges at 4.9129 billion dollars, down 286.3 million or 9.1 percent from January last year.
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United States
Washington, D. C
Seven Grundy Juniors Attend Ames Short Course Next Week
Seven Grundy county boys and girls will attend the Ames short course next week. They travel with Mrs. Harold Brown and include Roth, Kenneth Messer, Lucie Wilhelm, Wilma Prica, WWlessie Weatherby, Edward Syndergard, and Robert Schwyhart.
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Grandy Center
jSeven
Ames
Grundy County
Harold Brown
Roth
Kenneth Messer
Lucie Wilhelm
Wilma Prica
Wwlessie Weatherby
Edward Syndergard
Robert Schwyhart
Charles City Man Buys 304 Carloads of Hogs in 1923
Charles City Iowa January 26 Atherton shipped 304 carloads for hogs in 1923. More than 500 1000 dollars were paid for them. Atherton are one of the biggest hog buyers in the state according to figures available at this time.
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Charles City
Atherton
London Hospital Ends Endowment Drive With Record Gifts
London January 26 The London hospital reports an endowment fund of 800000 dollars raised in six weeks for free East End care A benefactor promised to double every contribution over 400000 before 1923 ends Sir Harry Mallaby-Deley adds to the match up to 100000 dollars Nearly all English hospitals rely on voluntary gifts. Seattle January 26 Thirty six University of Washington students engage in fisheries study, the only college program of its kind outside Japan The program uses Puget Sound and Alaska fisheries facilities to study propagation capture handling and marketing The halibut industry centers in British Columbia northern Washington and southeastern Alaska
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London
London Hospital
East End
Reefore
Harry Mallaby-Deeley
Seattle
Wash
University of Washington
Japan
Fisheries College of the
Puget Sound
Alaska
Washington
British Columbia
Washburn notices and local updates from Jan 26
The Wiltshire district reports a lost valuable cow last Monday and a new radio installed by Henry Kanth. Wylan Jackson shows slow recovery from illness as Cedar Township Farm Bureau plans a school event postponed to Jan 31. Local engagements include Mr and Mrs Jack Fogle inviting relatives, the Porte City area couple’s Feb gathering, and a Gilbertville church ceremony. Real estate changes noted include Rosenbloom to Arthur An, and Henry Wogt acquiring West fixed feet of lot in Baker’s add.
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Washburn
H. J. Young
Olt
Henry Kanth
Willamy Dirkes
Wylan Jackson
Cedar Township Farm “Bureau
Washburn Schopl
Arehmeler
County
Jack Fogle
Waterloo
Pourte Schmitz
Leonart Retter
Porte I City
Gilertvsile
John Nemmers
Gilbertysle Trall
Beal
Prices in New York and Chicago Today
New York January 26 Butter and cheese prices vary by grade with creamery and state brands. Poultry items including chickens fowls turkeys ducks and geese show range movements. Eggs mixed with white extra fancy and other grades noted. Chicago January 2 Butter receipts and grade prices listed. eggs and poultry values shown with modest shifts. Kansas City notes slight rises in eyes and stable poultry trends.
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New York
Gabe
Wade Mill
Lower Enues
Wisconsin
Aumericas
Skima
Chicago
Kansas City
Weekly Grain and Provision Review Chicago Jun 28
Market notes show corn prices at seasonal highs amid government action in the northwest easing liquidation fears. Wheat and oats rose with limited receipts and concerns over winter wheat damage, while provisions faced mixed moves as foreign demand pressed prices and buyers locked in profits.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Coolidge
Downturns in corn and fewer hogs on farms
Chicago markets show weaker grain and hog prices as government data indicate reduced hog numbers on farms from last year. Commission selling followed by selective buying by a prominent seller checked declines, with May futures slipping and cash corn easing while wheat and oats mirrored farm weakness. Prices in New York and other grain centers moved mixed amid spillover effects.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Tim Eid
Pricee
Ikane
Hogs and cattle market summaries from Omaha and peers
Omaha market reports note hogs 10c higher with top at 7.00, cattle receipts 550 with grains easing, sheep and fat lambs firmer. Peoria prices show hogs mixed to higher, Sioux City receipts 600 cattle and 12,000 hogs with steady to firm bids, New York wool and cotton futures quoted as markets move. Dairy receipts at Waterloo Co operative Dairy show milk at 17 585 pounds and cream at 1 27 pounds.
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Sioux City
REO
Waterloo Co-operative Dairy Company
Hogs Rise to Week’s High as Cattle Dip
Market roundup from Kansas City and East St Louis shows hogs firming up to five cents higher while cattle slide slightly. Receipts near 7,090 cattle and 41,099 cattle in other reports with hogs averaging solid gains. lambs and sheep mixed as feeders tighten. Top hog price around 7.50 with steady to firmer retail demand. cattle slight declines across weight classes.
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Lgat
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas Oley
Warner
Tse
ST . Teeding
Stock Market Opens Higher With Oil Shares Lead
New York January 26 heavy buying in oil shares sparked a strong opening. United States Steel rose to 104+ a high since last spring, and many industrials climbed while American issues fell. Foreign exchange opened higher, and a broad list of assets posted gains before profit taking narrowed early advances.
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Associated Press
New York
Houston Oil
United States Steel Common
United
Stess
Americana & Woundry
General Electric
Atlantic Refining
Pan Américan
Studebaker, Chandler
United States Alcohol
United States
Pennsyylvania Railroad
United Fruit
General Baking
Corn Products
American Tobacco
Big Pour
Allied Chemical
Dyn
American Ganteee
American Car & Foundry
American International Car
American Locomotive
American Smelting & R
American Sugar
American T. & T
American Woolen Andconda Copper Chison Ad
Gulf & W
Baldwin’ Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel California Petro
Canadian Pacific Central
Cerro As Pasco
Chandler “Motors
Chesapeate & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Mit
St. Paul
R. L & Pact
Chile
Saino Copper Consolidated Gaz Corn Products Colden
General Aspleu jGeners
Electric General Motors
Great Northern
Pfa
Gulf States Steel
Ilinois
Western Southern Pacific
Pacife
Pan American Petroleum B
Pennsylvania
Inevwi
Republic Tren Stars
Union Pacific
U. S. Ing. Atcohol
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Utah Copper
Westinghouse Electric Wilys-Quorland
National Lead
Mid
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Ags Enlow
Gorn
Agnes
Benton County
T. B
Vinton
M.D. ‘Iy
Benton County Farm Bureau
Board of Supervisors
People’s ‘Skvings Bank
Peter Malcolm
Sam Rieke
van Forn
American Farm Bureau Federation
H. A. Haerther
Atkins
Malcolm
Tawa
Polks County
Polk
Briden’s
Liverpool
York
Omaha Gra
Omaha
Neb
Toledo
Alsthe
Cass
Milwaukee
Wis
Peoria
Fratteritton
Aterion Co-op
Waterloo Co-op
Ratu
Biled
Wise
Swift & Co
Paul
Arinn
Ross
Jan Lard
IL. Soir
Juan
Tay
Omaha ! Livestock
Til
McKore
Texas
Corromw
Steatly
Getoter
Nanitoter
U. S. Steel
Foreign Exchange
F.dae
Switzerland
Spain
Argentina
Brazil
Liberty Bonde
Liberty Ponds
Liberty Au
Eeortt
Totata St
Hnesom
Rez Seis
St. Louis
Uthrys
Nike
Steday
Choles Alfa
Pratrie
Louis, Ty
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Tan
New” York
Suger
Marcelling
Syeninga
Myron Millard
Wiuston
W. Coleman
Vine
A. Asquith & Bro
Frances E. Ma
Eesto
Ray B
Phona
Sunior High
Conger Ss
WI Young
Ward H.W Hendall
Anton Herg
iSonvstolen
Boston
Tenness
Falls
Jen
A. Brown
Hummel ‘Hotel
Saleemen
Tg Big
Yeetie
Hugh H. AivCleery
ESW
Saleaman
Rete Eiec
Tricana Radio Shop
Commission
Oelwein
Towa
J Lnec
Baker
Todd
Paint Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Sve
Hail-Duncan Motor Co
Teris
Particuli Burchell Ptd
Sealer
Robbins
Government Poly
Consolidated Company
Boylston
Taenanay Splendid
Cic - Scago
Atodern
Assi
An. O
Frankitt Institute
Tor City
McConnon & Company
Winona
Mynn
Onl
P. Box
Chicaro
Berle Rouse
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