Grain and Provisions Hover. Wheat Ends Higher in Chicago
Grain prices move with mixed cues as Bullish domestic supply views support a late rise for wheat while export activity lags. March and May futures edge up then fade, corn trails with gains, oats follow cereals, and provisions slip. Local quotations show No 1 hard wheat at 1.60 1.61 in Omaha bids.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Jen
United States
Ices
Omara Geast
Omaha
Neb
Don
Irregular Tone to Cattle and Hogs Mostly 15 to 25c Off
Chicago and East St Louis stockyards report uneven livestock trading. Cattle receipts around 18 000 at Chicago with steady demand on week yearlings and lightweights. hogs 6 700 receipts, prices 15 to 25c lower than last Saturday. sheep 19 000 receipts with very slow early bidding. East St Louis show similar trends with weaker steer sales and mixed hog prices, tops around 10 25 for certain weight classes, lambs softer in the Western market.
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Chicago
AMU
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Omaha
Neb
Receipts and Prices for Livestock and Grains Across Markets
Summary of cattle hogs and sheep trading with receipts in several markets including Omaha Sioux City and Kambar City. Prices show declines in hogs and mixed changes in cattle veals and stockers. Notable figures include top hogs around 9.40, steer prices near 8.00, lambs up to 9.50, and grain quotes from Kansas City and Peoria with mixed movements.
York Produce Prices in New York Jan 31 Prices listed
Market report from York shows butter firmer and creamery prices up to 50 cents per pound, cheese and flour varied with state flats and fresh specials, poultry complex with dressed and live birds, eggs lower at Chicago and other cities, detailed by grain and livestock values including cattle hogs hay and hides. multiple cities and price points cited.
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Middlewest
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St. Louis St. Louis
Waterloo
Waterion
Frech
Jainfield
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Weraebes
Motor Market Shifts On Detroit Revival Hopes
New York January 11 reports show Detroit motor factories resuming activity boosting stocks. Major names like Studebaker and Baldwin saw early moves as United States Steel declined slightly and General Motors fluctuated. The market opened mixed with gains in several rails and chemicals amid shifting investor sentiment.
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New York Stock Exchange
Studebaker
United States Steel
Baldwin Locomotive
Tost
Maxican Petroleum
International Paper
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Wises
Snd Baldwin
Crucible
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Texas & Pacific
Sasine
Orjteane
Temas & Mexico
London
American Car & Foundry
American Locomotive
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Anaconda
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Oni
Chicago
Mil. & St
Corn Products
Crucible Steel
General Motors
Goodrich ,A
Marine Pla
Kennecott Copper
Mexican Petroleum
New York Central
Norfolk & Western Northern Pacific
Pure Oil Co
Pennsylvania
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Iron & Steel
Sinclair Cons
of & Refining
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Studenewer Corporation
Tobecco
Union Pacific
United States
United
Utah Copert
Wwestinghouse Electrica Winlys-Overland
Ps. Sia
Oli
American Woolen
Midvale Steel
Janu
del East St Louis
Waterloo Evening Courier Gains Farmers' Favor
The Waterloo Evening Courier is praised for superior news gathering and presentation. Subscribers note its higher value compared to papers selling for three to five dollars annually, asserting the paper offers superior quantity and quality in family reading.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
January Arrests Mirror December Totals In Waterloo
The Waterloo police reported 59 arrests in January, the same as December, with 20 intoxication arrests and a breakdown for other offenses including fights, disorderly conduct, and breaking and entering. Traffic violations dropped to seven, while investigations and state charges added to the tally. Sugar prices in New York fell to 7.75 with Cuba and Java trade factors cited. critics denounce past price increases as unfounded and advocate confiscation of illicit profits.
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Cedar Rapids
New York
Cuba
United States
Java
Peru
Friesland Co operatives Power Dutch Dairy Trade
Friesland’s co operatives drive dairy growth with 70 percent of butter and cheese from creameries serving over 14,000 members. From 1917 to 1928, 40,000 tons of milk yielded $17.5 million. butter and cheese values closely matched. Milk is pasteurized, whey and buttermilk largely returned to farmers. Leeuwarden hosts a vast cheese warehouse and market milk sold at low prices. Co op banks support creameries. rural co op banks serve farmers with savings and loans at favorable rates. Egg handling includes stamping, candling, grading, pickling, and a program to hatch thousands of chicks by electric incubators.
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Friesland
England
Crop reports aid farmers by stabilizing markets
Crop estimates from the Department of Agriculture stabilize markets by reducing uncertainty for producers and buyers. Most field reports come from actual producers, with up to 100000 reports used for national figures. An article notes the reports benefit farmers who study local yields and prices to gauge national trends. Also, Poland China sale tops at $745 for a Dundase Pilot spring gilt.
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Ana
Ito
Burer
United States
Poland
Gus Tow and Bros
Norway
Benton County
Wheat price forces and world production patterns in 1920s
A detailed survey notes United States lead in 1920 wheat output at 787 million bushels, surpassing all other nations. It discusses Canada's stability, Russia’s diminished role, and European government controls shaping wheat and flour trading amid postwar strain and shifting export dynamics.
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National Bank of Commerce
New York
Russian Empire
Russia
Canada
Europe
United Kingdom
United
Soil lacks potassium and crops suffer in sandy soils
An article notes ordinary soils rich in potash yet Oneil sandy soil shows severe potassium deficiency. It cites tests with potassium chloride, muriate of potash, and kainit, their costs, and possible benefits when combined with manure or nitrogen. Illinois trial yields show gains with kainit, while some recommend cautious, small-scale trials on sandy fields. Brazil prohibits the sale of intoxicating liquors on holidays.
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Germany
Tazewell County
Illinois
N. Northey
Waterloo
Country teachers urged pay boost to stop farm to city drift
A report to the American Federation of Teachers by Josephine Colby urges higher country teacher pay to curb rural flight. She cites low rural salaries under $400 yearly, with Tennessee and Pennsylvania showing severe shortages, and argues better pay and conditions could lure teachers back to rural schools.
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Chicago
Dan
A American Federation of Teachers
Josephine Colby Ficre
Ural
City
Sinc
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Bovine Tubercle Bacilli Link to Human TB Shocks Farmers
Northeastern dairy district farmers face losses from tuberculosis as studies link many human cases to bovine bacilli. Dr Ravenel and others report high percentages of bovine infection in children and scaled figures across ages, with experts noting the difficulty distinguishing bovine from human TB and suggesting long human residence alters bacilli.
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New York City
M. P. Ravenel
University of Wisconsin
Ravenel
Boswell
Mississippi
H. Hatch
Sunnyside Tuberculosis Hospital
Indianapolis
Orange Association Markets Many Eggs
Twenty two members of Orange Co operative Eggs Marketing Association furnished 24 279 12 dozen eggs to Waterloo residents last year. The pin money from these amounted to $10 235.08. One member sold 3 101 dozen for which he realized $1 509 5 per cent. Seven marketed more than 1 940 dozen. Deliveries are weekly or oftener during warm weather in cartons.
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Orange Co-operative Eggs Marketing Assocciation
Waterloo Sidents
Egg association enforces standards for Waterloo store
A Waterloo grocery store follows an association rule requiring five cents more per dozen over market price for eggs. Each egg bears a member number, and eggs failing to meet standard quality can be traced to the responsible person. Smaller eggs are not sold, and every dozen must weigh at least 26 ounces. Beginning June 1, members must dispose of or pen up mules to improve egg quality.
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Waterloo
Benning
Dysart Shippers Busy In One Year Output
Dysart Livestock Shipping Co moved 223283 dollars worth of stock in 11 months last year including 88 cars of hogs with nine double deck vehicles. The ledger notes cattle and a double deck carriage of sheep. A treasury balance shows 539.99 dollars and a newborn pulse reading of 140 beats per minute was reported.
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Dysart Livestock Shipping Company
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