Co op Creamery Directors Re elected as Waterloo Dairy Sells Plant
Waterloo Co operative Dairy Company re elected W B Brown Glen Lichty and John Silver as directors at a Saturday meeting in the courthouse. The plant and business were sold to W J Bellinger and refunds will be paid to patrons in installments with checks mailed over several weeks. The auditor reported 279000 in sales and just over 363000 in expenses with a small operating loss for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Brown
Glen Lichty
John Silver
Waterloo Co-operative Dairy Company
W. J. Bellinger
Co-Operative
W. C. Cummings
Co-Operative Company
Bellinger
Ely Named Head of All Dairy Work at University of Kentucky
Ames Iowa January 20 Fordyce Ely longtime dairy husbandry coach at Town State College resigns to head all dairy work at the University of Kentucky Lexington effective April 1. Ely has led national champion judging teams and accompanied a Clayton county junior team on a Europe tour. He will oversee teaching research and extension in production and manufacturing of dairy at Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Ely
Clayton County
London
Europe
Prize Winning Bull Heads Delaware Co Herd of Herefords
Jac1-c H Popham of Madchester Iowa adds four specimens to his Hereford herd. He purchased The Monarch from Dr Wilbert Shafenberger of Shallenberger farms Argyle IA. Monarch won junior and grand championships across multiple fairs including Danville L and J, Greater Peoria, Louisiana State, Central States, Illinois State, Indiana State, Ohio State, Kansas State, and the International Stock Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madchester
C. H. Popham
Wilbert Shaifenberger
Shallenberger Farms
Argyle, I
Monarch
Danville
Peoria
Aurora
Formerowan Head of Illinois Agents Leads Farm Advisers
Ames Iowa report states L R Marchant, a graduate in animal husbandry from Igwa Gtate college in 1614, has been elected president of the Ti nots Association of Farm Advisers. The association includes 94 advisers and 12 assistants in UB Twinvis rountign. He previously served as secretary to MMindis Association of Farm Advis ers in 227. As president he will hold an in ort capialty on Tanets Agucultural and low.
Fourth Anti T B Meeting Announced in Iowa
Black Hawk County Anti Tuberculosis Association to hold a meeting at Dunkerton on Thursday evening February 2 with speaker J He Rigdon of Waterloo disputing current cattle TB eradication methods. Similar events have occurred in Boies Sid Raymond and La Porte City Lompertow. Raymond signatures seek plaintiffs to block area TB testing with over $100 reportedly raised. The La Porte City gathering at I O O F hall follows a prior summer debate between Fred Bloss of the farmers union and John Thompson editor of Jews Homestead on the TB issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Dunkerton
J. He Rigdon
Waterloo
Sid Raymond
la Porte City
Lompertow
Raymond
I. Oo. O. F. Hall
Fred Bloss
Farmers’ Union
John Thompson
Jews Homestead
Farm Bureau Meetings Emphasize Organizing Farmers
County Agent J L Uban cites how farmers win support from Washington D C noting a 4 cent rise in the butter tariff after eight months of effort. He contrasts with a quick tariff rise for an industrial group. Washington Township and other local bureaus discuss legislation MecNary Haugen bill and insurance. Membership campaigns planned. officers elected for 1928 and a standard bureau hoped for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawnship Farm Bureau
J. L. Uban
Washington, D. C
Mn Uban
Farm Bureau
Washington Township Farm Bureau
C. Pierce
Washington Township
Standard Bureau
Bennington Township Farm Bureau
Barclay Township Farms Bureau
J. F. Sherman
Florence Gibson
Alma Nesfield
Farm Auction Totals Reach 5453.75 At Rownd Farm Sale
The Rownd farm auction near Cedar Falls realized 5453.75 from equipment and supplies sale. Eleven Jersey cows averaged 100 with a top of 146. A two year old horse sold for 167. A team brought 242.50. Oats brought 48 to 52 cents and corn 24 to 75 cents. Hogs sold 12.50 to 13.50 for three head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Cedar Falls
Robert McAtee
Rownd Farm
Jersey
Master Farmer Fights Big Farm Corporation
Adolph Schultz a master farmer and community leader from Silver City argues that tenant farming harms soil fertility and farm upkeep. He urges small owners to operate their own land, even if acreage remains limited, and opposes large corporations buying farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
Adolph Schultz
Iig
Iit
Schultz
Belgian Colt Club II organized in Buchanan County
Independence January 30 A Belgian colt club was organized in Buchanan county. Officers include President CG Moethale Vice President John W Orr Secretary BE Wilcox Trustees William Armstrong J J Weber and Jay Wilson. They purchased a Belgian stallion from Holbert Timperling of Greeley. Breeding is profitable locally though prices for purebreds have been low recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Buchanan County
Holbert Tinperling Company
Greeley
EL Moeythale
John W. Orr
BE. M. Wilcox
William Armstrong
J. J. Weber
Jay Wilson
Unclear OCR sports brief with mixed team results
Incomplete text describes Sunday action with multiple teams including Whites and Ravet Oloox. Mentions sacks and a $4000 amount but lacks coherent structure, names, or dates to confirm a full event summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domind
Minnesota
Ide Ho
Short course at corn makes advance Ames open today
Ames Iowa January 30 Farmers and farmerettes numbering nearly 2500 gather for Iowa State College farm and home week six days of instruction recreation and entertainment Since 1900 the event has grown from 200 to notable crowds The twenty sixth farm week features 79 outside speakers 12 breed association meetings and other events including the annual town and small grain show nine college athletic events and daily mass meetings Dean Walter Coffey of the University of Minnesota speaks tomorrow night The banquet is Thursday night Officials and speakers include Governor Hammill Carl N Kennedy and others with numerous breed meetings and prize awards expected
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa State College
Iowa
Towa Gorn & Small Grain Growers
Towa
University of Nebraska
W. A. Cachel
Kansas City Star
Kansas State College
C. E. Watts
Iowa Hog Shippers’ Association
Rosamond Cook
Smniversity
Cincinnati
Greta Gray
Governor Hammill
Carl N. Kennedy
James Devitt
State Board of Education
Agnes Samuelson
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Receipts at St Paul Livestock Sale
Livestock prices for cattle hogs and sheep at St Paul market with receipts around 5 200 cattle and 17 000 hogs. Cattle mixed market with better weights around 14 59 to 11 00 and heifers near 8 90 to 10 00. Hogs opened steady to higher at 8 00 with bulk hogs and lighter weights around 7 50 to 8 00. Sheep and lambs steady to firm with fat lambs around 13 95 and ewes near 11 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sh Paw
Amt
Wan
eu—Ti
Sioux City
Dan
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
Receipts mixed with buyers largely inactive as hogs and cattle trading, fat hogs around 9.00 to 10.00 per cwt, bulk unsold. Cattle receipts about 15,000 head with steer bid around 25c loosest, top cattle near 13.00 to 15.00 and lambs steady to higher with top near 19.90.
St Joseph Livestock Market Report
Hogs receipts 5000 steady to higher with tops to 8.20 for 160 to 260 pounds. Cattle receipts 2800 calves 800 with strong beef and veal prices. cows 7.50 to 9.50, slaughter heifers largely 11.00 down, veal top 127.50. Sheep receipts 1000 steady with fat lambs around 12.90 for good wool skins. fat lambs steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph
Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Decline
The market reports mixed cattle and hog receipts with slow trading and lower prices. Prices shown include hogs around 8.65 per cwt and cattle sections noting declines, with packing sows and various weight ranges listed among buyers and vendors. The text also mentions grain market shifts and broader agricultural price movements.
Farmers Invited to Question and Comment Session
Readers are invited to send questions and comments to the Edifor Farm Department at the Waterloo Evening Courier. Address communications to Wa terloo, Iowa. Phone 5100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edifor Farm Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Tawa
Corn Prices Rise On Scarce Rural Offerings
Chicago reports lighter than expected receipts for corn and wheat with 1927 national corn production estimated at 3.1 trillion bushels, down from 3.405 trillion last year. Prices firm or higher for corn, with oats and provisions showing modest changes amid large arrivals. Omaha grain quotes list varied prices for hard and mixed grain and different white and yellow corn grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dhe
Kansas City
Omaula Graen
Omaha
Neb
No. & Ward
Tata
Asiye
Minneapolis
Minneapolia
Minn
Marci
Louis Grain
St. Louis
Wheat and grain prices quoted by Board of Trade
Chicago Jan 30 Grain and livestock quotations show Wheat No 4 red at 1.60 No 2 herd at 1.30 No 7 mixed at 1.30 No 3 mined and others. Rye not reported Barleys around 28 25 Fravisicns Lara 11.52 Ribs 11.26 Bevless 12.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lara
Hog and Cattle Market Report From Chicago Trade
Hog receipts about 80 000 with bids up and down. lightweights and medium weights rising to 8 8 50 with strong demand from small buyers. Cattle receipts 19 000. fat steers at 13 60 to 14 50 with some to 16. vealers steady near 12 00 to 12 50. Sheep receipts 17 000. fat lambs 13 85 to 14 25, ewes around 8 25. feeder demand brisk and prices firmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Calle
Lse
Waterloo
Waterloo Jills Co
Fia Sane
Ehadel
Prom Stitt & Co
Farmer's
Ma Tgau and
Leghorn
Orners Sb
Ivier Ma Ory Bees
Kennery Epigore
Jarre
Tor
Cs Feed Co
Straw
Ins
Colin Bros
Ory
Tepeen Pbeeree
Naked Zee
Seerneey
Representative Sales Livestock in Union Yards
Union Yards Chicago January 30 report shows hogs among representative livestock sales Today’s sale highlighted hog offerings with other livestock items listed by the Chicago exchange desk Wayne Smith reports for INS
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Stock Market Swings Highlight Broad Declines in New York
The market saw renewed buying in select stocks while strong opposition pulled many industrials and rail shares lower. Notable movers included Brooklyn Edison reaching a record high before broad selling in utilities, steel, and food issues pressured major names and indices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn Edison
U. S. Gleel
Chesapeake & Ohio
Canadian& Pacific
National Biscui
Midland Steel Products
Rcall
Geen
Asterham Cun
Generals Electric
Mullins Manufacturing
Baer
Steels
U. & Sterl
General Motors
Woolworth
Bethlehem Steel
Vanadium Steel
Abitibi Power
Peoples Gas
Brooklyn Union Gas
A. M. Byers
Misssouri Pacific
Atchison
Northern Pacific
Beccaniut
Patino Mines
Amnour Pyer
Gabriel Snubbers A
American Tobacco
American Water Works
Weoltth Sereeyery
SIR Atchisot i
Atlantic Qoast
TBO
Atlantic Refining
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Only
Barnsdall A
Bethlehem Steel California Petrole
Canadian Pacific
Gerry de Paseo
Chesapeake & Ohio Chi
Western
Chin
L & Pat
Chrysler
Cock Cola
Colorado Fuel Col
Gas
Gorm Products
Crucible Sheek Serecarsveeveee
Dodge Bros. A. du Pont de Nam
Eries
Southern Kenneenth Copper
Lehigh Valley
Cesseseeseeteenee Mack Truck
Missouri
Kaw
Texas
Missouri Pacific
Montgomery Word
Nash Motors
New York Central
Itd
Norfolk & Western North American
Y.s¢Ei
E. Packard
Iss
Pan Amn
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Standard Oil
California
Standard Oi
New Jersey
Studebaker
Texas Corporation
Fexas Guilt Summury
Texas Ac
Paci
Texas Paclic Ld
Timken
Union Carbide
Union Pacific
United States
Ind
Rebber
United States Steel Seetteseaeee
Eddie Wabashee
Maryland
Waostinghouse Flentris Willys Overland
Americat Radiator Ass
Liberty Sounds
Liberty S
Liberty
Liberty Fonrihalan Treasury
Livestock Prices and Supplies From Sioux City Markets
Receipts at Sioux City market show 4,500 cattle and 13,000 hogs with steady to higher tone. Feeders and veal demand mixed while sheep receipts total about 5,000 with slight declines expected. cotton markets in Liverpool and Chicago show firmer opening with March prices around 17.45 to 17.50 cents.
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Chicago
Corm
Liverpool
Midlands
TNS
Craigs Crazy Creation in Warrenton Love Triangle
Hilliard Craig arrives to run D B Securities at Warrenton branch and woos Marjorie Hipps at the golf club orbit. He pursues a first marriage with Edith’s memory guiding his demand for standards, while Marjorie’s independence challenges him and forces a dramatic cliffhanger ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilliard Craig
Warrenton
D. B. Securities
Marjorie Hipps
Craig
Golf Links
Mfc
Marjorie
Edith
Hilliard
Crale
Graig
Marjetle
Precious
Angel
Lit
Peoria
Market News Prices and Receipts for Butter Cheese and Poultry
New York market reports list butter receipts at 8 093 tubs with creamery quality and varied scores, and cheese with irregular receipts of 100 437 pounds, mixed state prices. Chicago also shows butter receipts 11 538 tubs with creamery extras, and poultry values for turkeys fowls and ducks, with price ranges across products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jas
Firth
Extens
Chicago
Bond Market Still Quiet Amid Modest Activity
Prices in New York bonds held steady with only modest activity across sectors. Armour 5 1/3 and Morris 4s moved higher while Reading and Union Gas were lightly traded. Government securities stayed steady and foreign bonds showed a quiet, irregular trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dan
Armour
Morris
Allway
Brook- In Union Gas
United States
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Evening Courier
Co-Op
Fordyce Ely
Kentucky College
Delaware Co
Formerowan
Illinois
Anti T. B
Belgian Colt Club II
Ayrshire
Guernsey
Towa Horse and Mule Association
Towa Poultry Improvement Association
Towa Creamery Association
ST. Paul Livestock
Kansas City Livestock Mal Fantalus
E.T
Louis
Visibie
New Fork
Din
Garay
Nate March
Mar
Doday
Board of Trade
Great Botan
France
Ily
Belgiues
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switeekiind
Spain
Pia. Bhots
Minneapolie
Aus
Sheen
UG E
Corona
Remington
Janet
Othy
Toledo Seeds
Toledo
Timothy Gash
Northwest
Amd
Poward
Sut O.lane
Black Hawk Loan Company
Third Fleet
Lafayette Fide
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