GRAIN DISPLAY LEADS AT WATERLOO CORN CONGRESS
A T H A L O O IOWA LARSEN IN CHARGE OF GRAIN DISPLAY Cedar Falls will supervise the fourth Waterloo Corn Congress to be held Feb 25 23 with P Bley Cedar Paris as superintendent of exhibits Vaught Graft La Porte City assistant superintendent of exhibits Moeller county superintendent school displays DeGonty superintendent of premiums Dunkelberg superintendent of arrangements Hemmerling Cedar Falls chosen secretary The score card for school displays excludes judging teams and yield contest credit township exhibits planned Premiums total about 300 dollars in merchandise Open classes prizes 5 4 3 2 1 with Paul Taff to assist judging
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A. G. Larsen
Cedar Fails
Waterloo
Fremmerling
W. PF. Hemmerling
Cedar Falls
Black Hawk County
Moeller
Altho
Paul Taff
Iowa Extensions Service
James
Wheat Imports Increase Change Outlook
Chicago and New York marts report wheat import shipments from countries including Argentina and Australia affecting early price moves. May and July wheat futures swung, with mixed gains and declines. corn and oats showed firmness amid speculative shifts from wheat to feed grains. Provisions also rose on uplifts in corn values.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Walt Aml
Argentina
Lessre Sulteit
Dattager
Witt
Waterloo Markets Prices and Livestock Receipts Summary
Waterloo markets report mixed produce and grain prices with cattle receipts around 1,400 head, steady to slightly lower bids on fat steers and heifers, and softer early packer demand. California and Kansas City figures show cattle and calves arriving in moderate volumes with mostly steady to weak demand patterns.
Stock market opens with uneven gains as investors buy
Opening trading shows uneven price moves with many issues up. Major gainers include Mack Trucks and Royal Dutch Shell while some independents slip. Bond markets hold steady as foreign exchange remains firm. anticipated Prairie Crude advance boosts energy shares.
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York
Ons
Houston
Studebaker
American Locomotive
Steels
Uho
B Sooks Sooring
Wihout
Mack’ Trucks
Adion
U.S
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Pacific Oil
General Asphalt
Royal Dutch
White Fagie
Sears Hosback
Radio Corporation
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Parific
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S. Cast
Wabash Ned
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Wiilys-Oorriand Woolworth
Orange Seniors Speak at Declamatory Contest
Orange senior high school held a declamatory contest last Friday with winners Juanthe Myers in oratorical Gladys Moberly in dramatic and J William Myers in humorous Juanita Pure and The College Woman and The Twentieth Century Home. Basketball results show Orange team victories over Janesville Waterloo and Dunkerton with losses in Genoa.教授
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Orange Two
Lgw
Srange
Juanthe Myers
Aratorical
Gladys Moberly
J. William Myers ii
Juanita Pure
J. Willa Myers
Orange
Janesville
Waterloo
Dunkerton
Geneseo
AY. Bloc. A
Will Ayliver
Ema Yunkin
Ammyersdate
Vis
Sam Harbaugh
George Loonan
Homer
Kaoueun City
Nanias City
Fae
Publicity School for Farmers Here Is Being Planned
Farm bureau officials propose a training school in writing publicity articles on township farm bureau meetings and farmers clubs. Local leaders would convene for an afternoon while farm editors from Waterloo papers outline news writing facts. A concluding inspection trip to a city newspaper plant may follow.
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Waterloo
Farm Sale Totals $5200 in Fayette Co near Clermont
West Union Iowa January 30 The largest crowd at a local sale since the Wandering section attended C Sands sale between Clermont and West Union. Hay averaged 8 per ton oats 62c per bushel corn 4.10 per bushel horses sold up to 426 111 78 and 7 five airy cows averaged 131 104 395 87 and 86 while seventeen steers averaged 42 each. Yorebred Hampshire sheep fetched little above pork values due to high feed costs. Chickens 1.20 each and farm machinery sold well. The total sale amounted to 5200 with stock above average quality.
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West Union
Wanrder
Clermont
Wiile
Hampshire
Sands
Farmers Questions and Comments Invited
Inquiries and remarks directed to the Editor Farm Department at Waterloo Courier are welcome. Address correspondence to Waterloo, Iowa, with a focus on farm issues and related topics.
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Waterloo Frening Courier
Waterloo
Iuwa
Enclosed Cars Gain Popularity Among Farmers
A meeting drew farmers to view a row of enclosed cars. Discussants noted that while farmers buy midrange models, they favor enclosed designs for rough roads and bad weather. The group highlighted easier winter starting and durability as key advantages.
Farmers improve business records for efficiency
Pioneer Cow Test association members met at the courthouse with J Galloway Iowa extension service specialist to review farm records. The group organized transactions from the past year and prepared analyses to guide next year’s projects while keeping farm numbers anonymous.
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Pioneer Cow Test Association
J. Galloway
Iowa Extension Service
Ames
Test Association
Gallaway
Mr. Gallo
Dela[ete Buchanan
Bremer
Fayette
Galloway
Bremer County
Waverly
Fayette County
Buchanan
Iowa State hosts second farm business short course
Ames Iowa January 30 The second farm business short course at Iowa State College draws 26 farmers and features college professors engaging with practical farming problems and real conditions. Dr C L Holmes heads the program with faculty support from all agricultural departments. Enrollment includes in state and out of state participants with a 16 dollar fee for non residents. The course runs from January 9 to 20 with additional applicants awaiting third course.
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Ames
Iowa State Village
Pourson
Fred B. Miner
Summer
Indiana
C. L. Holmes
Department of Agricultural Economics
Iis
Department of Nonicollegiate Agriculture
Fred Anderson
Greene
W Beckett
Boone
CG. R. Telknap
Crown
Ontario
A. J. Chapin
Tripoli
David A. Dancer
Lamoni
P. Dan Schmidt
Reinbeck
M. M. Davis
Mt. Auburn
Fred Elling
Fatimer
Oscar A. Tengstrom
Nenwick
O. W. Englstram
Carwith
Glenn E. Pravel
Cresco
George Grovert
New‘hall
Plow
Mitchell
Neinbeck
Lewis Morris
Grimes
Henry D. Morse
Marengo
W. BE. Reigel
Igatler
Tolono
Miss Ruer Roe
Custana
Grben Senos
Losi
Navion
Paul DB. Strickler
Centerville
Harold Struve
Mr Auburn
Ow. B. Tyrrell
Belmond
Harold A. iWehrman
Luzerne
Mules Used to Urge Farm Bureau Membership Drive
Cards mailed by the farm bureau inform members checks will be presented to banks on February 3. The notes bear S. G. Smalling, bureau president, and praise the bureau’s 1925 efforts while urging continued support for farm organization.
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Farm Bureau
S. GO. Smalling
Bureau
Ranger
Hetter Farm Bureau
New Dairy Day Planned At Iowa State College
Iowa State College dairy husbandry department plans a special dairy day for February 5 as part of the farmers short course. The event will review experiments on feeding and management of dairy cattle at the Iowa State Farm with topics including soybeans in dairy rations, soybean oilmeal use, and milk cow feeding methods. Prof Weaver Wilk Expisin will discuss experimental results and provide mimeographed copies for visitors. Separate sessions include the state Holstein Guernsey and Ayrshire breeders associations and the annual Iowa State Dairy Association meeting.
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Lowa
Iowa State College
Weaver Wilk Expisin
Bart Weaver
Shier
Suilion
Weaver
Alibo
Crantorl Entiee
Phigill
Iowa State Dairy Association
Halstein
Guernsey
Ayrshire
Bracders’ Association
Dairy Association
Payette Farm Woolen Will Study Clothing
In a Faytte county meeting of farm women held in Jan Masnard Ja on January 30 the group decided to launch a five month ecourse in advanced clothing. Mrs W T Hateh of Jefferson township was elected county chairman of the group.
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Masnard, Ja
Faytte County
W. TL
Hateh
Jefferson Township
Jeounty
Wimen Swark
Hogs and cattle market steady with uneven demand
Hog prices steady with lighter demand and mixed weights. top hogs around 10.90 to 11.10 per cwt for 140 to 170 pound range. Cattle receipts 6,006 with slow steer trade weak to 20 under Thursday. cows and heifers fluctuating, vealers erratic but higher on top lots. Sheep receipts 12,000 with fat lambs steady to strong. feeding lambs scarce, best lambs near 19.00 for shippers.
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Rees
Chicago
Sun
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