Dunkerton Farm Show Highlights Poultry and Apple Classes
The Dunkerton section of Black Hawk County held an institute with about 200 attendees focusing on judging and exhibits. Poultry and apple contests drew praise from judges and participants, with Emden geese, White Leghorn, Rhode Island Reds, and Northwestern Greening apples among the winning entries. State farm leaders discussed financing for farmers and potential changes to Farm Credit programs to aid long term and short term credit.
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Dunkerton
Black Hawk
Practical Orchard Advice At Dunkerton Exhibit
Mr. Westphal urged Iowa orchardists to focus on soil quality and proper spacing. He said high ground on clay soils yields better apples than Washington or Oregon and stressed three year old trees 30 feet apart, early cultivation, and timely spraying with Bordeaux mixture to combat shot hole fungus.
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Dunkerton
Iowa
Iowa animal health commission seeks 750000 for tuberculosis drive
McGregor Iowa January 29 The animal health commission of Iowa will ask the state legislature for an annual appropriation of 750000 to eradicate tuberculosis in cattle hogs and poultry Frank Kinsley a long time commissioner says the panel has pushed bovine TB work for four years with a growing backlog of 14132 herd tests and 12620 applications on file. The commission cites 17 inspectors on the road and a need for more staff to accelerate testing and eliminate wait lists.
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Dillard McMillan
Mike Staebell
Claude McMillan
Earnest Allen
Roger Smith
Henry Smith
H. G. Turner
Steebell
Verne Reinz
John Bierschmidt
Paul ‘Frumbauer
Ida Carncross
Gladys Trumbauer
A. Hoofnagle
S. C. Hardy
Department of Commerce
Iowa University
Iowan City
Congress
Hardy
Co. W. Hunt
Lows
Farm Bureau Federation
Hunt
Iowa Farm Credit Car
McGregor, Jr
Animal Health Commission of
Iowa
Frank Kinsley
McGregor
Reap
Dolptment
Towa
Gav
Peter Malcolm
Wallingford
Kinsley
Animal Health Commission
Shorthorn Breeders Announce Premiums for Club Exhibits
Chicago January 29. The American Shorthorn Breeders Association outlines 1923 appropriations to support youth shows and Shorthorn exhibitions. A $100 prize fund is offered for boys and girls baby beef shows with at least 20 steers, purebred or registered Shorthorn sires. A $20 champion steer prize is added if the winner competes against all breeds. if fewer than 20 head are shown, prizes scale down accordingly. Entries limited to two steers per exhibitor. County agents and show superintendents must submit entrant lists to the office after shows.
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Chicago
Jil
American Shorthorn Breeders’ Association of Chicago
United States
American Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
Zasa
Winners and prize list payments to clubs and deadlines
The association will pay winners by checks sent to the club or its leader. To be recognized and receive funds, a club must notify the office by July 1, 1924 of its organization and intention to hold a show, including an estimate of Shorthorn entries to help anticipate funds.
Ton Litter Clubs Enlist Enthusiasm in Northeast Iowa
In Decorah and Winneshiek county a ton litter club is planned with a 180 day contest starting April 2 for youths ages 10 to 19. Litters must weigh 2000 pounds to win cash prizes up to 1000 dollars, plus a trip to the Chicago livestock show and auction of prize litters in Decorah. Even nonwinners may earn five dollars for meeting weight goals.
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Iowa
Decorah
Co. W.jack
Winneshiek County
International Livestock Abow
Chicago
Bremer County Farmers Institutes Week in January
Waverly Iowa January 23 Farmers Institute Week is planned with meetings at Readlyn Sumner Tripoli Plainfield and Waverly Final session set for Wednesday January 31 Cedar Falls Peder Padersen Mrs Ellsworth Richardson a farm adviser and M A Hauser of the Iowa Extension Service will speak Hauser to assist with a corn show and share information Entries for the shows are due by January 31.
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Waverly
Bremer County
Readlyn
Sumper
Tripoli
Plainfield
Peder Padersen
Cedar Falls
Ellsworth Richardson
Greene Institute Attended as Farmers Institute Draws Crowds
Large crowds attended the Greene Institute farmers institute and poultry show January 25 to 27 with judging by H. A Ward. W. H. Cheney won first prize Brown Leghorn pen, Clarence McCracken top Black Minorca, W. Hesalroada first Tang- shans, Mrs A Jepsen Dumont took Butt Orpington best in breed, Prof Goede first White Leghorns, plus several other breed winners including Mrs R M Skillen White Plymouth Rock hen and Percy Lucas Hatred Rock Plymouth Rock cock.
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John Bremger
Emden
Earnest Gerdes
John Schmitt
Bret
Toulouse
Mike Staebell
Brenizer
Archie
Magas
Morton Guyer
Clifford McMillan
Greene
Farmers’ Institute and Poultry Show
H. A Ward
W. H. Cheney
Clarence McCracken
W. W. Hesalroada
Duroc Breeders Set Auction for Immune Stock
Shell Rock Iowa January 29 Frank Hill and H B Good will sell 50 immune Duroc bred sows Wednesday January 31 at Hilterest farm within city limits beginning at time. Sire Great Pathmaster heads herd, a mate to King of Pathmasters the boar Jake Rakemeyer Melbourne bought for 2000 dollars at the Iowa State fair last fall. Offspring from these boars bred to Mahaska Colonel and Sensational King promise strong gifts.
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Shell Rock
Frank Hill
H. B. Good
Duroc
Hilterest Farm
Lmits
King of Pathmasters
Jake Rakemeyer
Melbourne
Sale listing includes Pathmanter Sensation blood offerings
A Wednesday sale lists Pathmanter and Sensation blood lines among the items, with other individuals Pathinder and Orion Cherry King included in the offering.
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Pathmanter
Sensation Blood
Pathinder
Orion Cherry King
Exports of Wheat Fall Off in Week
Exports of wheat for the week ending Jan. 27 totaled 2,269,000 bushels, down from 3,010,000 the prior week, with a year-to-date total of 10,350,000 bushels. Corn at ports last week reached 2,349,000 bushels, up from 1,642,000, giving a year-to-date 5,735,000 bushels. Flour shipments rose to 381,900 barrels, versus 318,700 the prior week, bringing the year-to-date to 1,284,700 barrels.
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Associated Presay
Washington, DC
United States
Department of ¢On
Merce
Jubilee brings changes as families move and heal
Jubilee, Tasian syo Heanry Harte Ing recovers after hospital operation in Waterloo while families such as Ruechete and Lange relocate. Bertha Buechela returns home, William Musch hosts a birthday gathering, and Raymond Ties heals from a broken arm as others plan moves to Randalia and Randalin.
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Jubilee
Tasian Syo
Heanry Harte Ing
Waterloo
BI Ruechete
Terry
Jesus
Reddy
Fred Lobo
Ruechels
Ges Maree Farm
Randatla
Fred Lange
Lange
Dallas Lange
Janice
Ho Grien
la Ports
Bertha Buechela
Frank Musch
Hirst Blethdey
Wil
Fairbank Losses Dr G Ward With Dignity in Death
Dr G Ward of Fairbank died at his Grove street residence in the early hours Saturday after a day out in town. He was attended by his sons Dr Dell Ward of Oelwein and Dr Loraine Ward of Fairbank. Surviving relatives include six children and several grandchildren. Memorial events and local notices followed, including a Pythian Sisters and Knights installation and community club activities in Sumner. Funeral attendance and social detalles reflected Fairbank’s close community ties.
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Allen Goffin
Erra
William Hal
Sirs
George Betts
Kenneth
Arnold
Fairbank Business
Sumner
Fairbanik High Schoal Lyceum Coulrse
Actuar
Henry Bucholt
Air
E. A.weibel
Tr. D. Agnew
Cedar Rapids
Webel
Sonic Lodge
Bernard Damge
Northington
Neetle Shannon
Fairbank
Arthur Wellner
Dunkerton
Immaculate Conception Church
Hey
J. H. Halpin
Bilings judge leaves office with autograph wedding ledger
Billings Montana January 29 Judie Ray Anderson outgoing judge kept a notebook of autographs from couples he helped wed over eight years at the county courthouse. He says the list shows how many marriages he linked, charging a $1 legal fee per couple. He estimates earning about 4038 for pronouncing couples husband and wife.
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Anderson
National Capital to Have Hall of Fame for Great Writers
A planned National Literary Society hall in Washington D C will honor writers from each state with rooms portraits and works. A three story marble building will house a theatre library and classrooms with statues chosen by national vote and state winners featured in the hall of fame.
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D. C
Literaturre
Naduna Litterary Soviety
Decaugud
Pitus
Clytriot
Columbia
United States
National Literary 50
Fama
Lterature
Drini
Amat
Anne Thranin- Ust
Alr. Warr
Charlotte
N.C
Uth Porter Gray
High Point
Te Inter Sehalley Portier
No Hume
Harrison
Trade Record Shows U S Island Connections Since 1898
In early 20th century figures the United States marks a quarter century of control over Hawaii, Porto Rico, the Philippines, and Samoa. Trade totals reveal 3.46 billion dollars in U S purchases from these islands in the 25 years after occupation versus 302.9 million in the prior 25 years, with U S sales to them at 2.09 billion dollars against 434.1 million previously. The islands supply tropical products and receive manufactured goods and limited food from the United States.
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New York
United States
United States Congress
Porto Rico
Spain
Philippines
Guan
United
Hawaii
Iawali
Wheat and credit shifts affect market prices
Wheat movements and credit arrangements appear to influence prices as shipments from Europe shrink. The market shows volatility with bids ranging widely and later stabilizing as traders adjust expectations for May and July futures.
Grain and Provisions Prices and Market Updates
Chicago quotations for grain and provisions show mixed values on wheat and corn with various grades and delivery months noted. New York export activity and Minneapolis grain shipments appear steady with factors in transport and futures influencing prices.
Hogs Slow 15c Higher as Cattle Remains Steady
East St Louis livestock report shows hogs trading 15 cents higher while cattle and veal hold steady. Prices for heavy hogs range around 150 to 190. cattle and vealers mostly unchanged amid mixed demand. receipts list 24 000 head with buyers noting softer steer and heifer values.
Omaha Livestock Market Report Weights and Prices
The Omaha Livestock market notes receipts and price shifts across cattle calves and sheep. Cattle and butcher items show steady to higher bids with varied per hundredweight figures, while hogs and sheep report mixed movements and notable ranges for feeders and best grades.
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Hunk Hacking
Halk
Catele
Revelpts
Het Hloorralaw
Sioux City Livestock Markets Mixed as Cattle Steady Slaughter Steers Weaker
Across Sioux City and St Joseph markets on January 20 to 24 receipts reached about 3 000 cattle with steady slackers and weaker killers. Prices varied with fat cows and veals showing modest gains while hogs and sheep posted higher legs, Peoria and St Joseph reports note overall fluctuations for the week.
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Sioux City
Ron Ted
ST. Joseph
Cates
Produce Prices in New York and Chicago Today
New York market reports show wheat and oats pricing across grades with No 7 hard at 1.07 and No 2 mixed at 0.68. Chicago prices list butter, creamery milk, and egg stocks, with receipts and varied firsts and specials.
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Waterloo Co-op
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Timothy Hay
Ria Bralris
S.evecesecree
Paul
Apte
Stocks Edge Higher on Broad Buying in Wall Street
New York markets saw broad buying with rail shares and industrials advancing. Foreign exchange remained heavy as sterling fell to $4.66 per pound and demand for railroad stocks rose amid expectations of continued earnings and traffic growth.
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Petroleum
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