Leonard Miller Wins Yielding Contest at Waterloo Show
Leonard Miller of Dunkerton topped the third Waterloo Corn Congress yield contest with 73.6 bushels per acre, followed by Arthur Harting of Port City and Carl Klingaman of Orange Township. About 140 entries were checked, with many samples yielding 60 or more bushels. lows near 32 bushels.
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Black Hawk County
Leonard Miller
Dunkerton
Waterloo Corn Congress
Arthur Harting
da Porte City
Carl Klingaman
Orange Township
Edward Refshauge
Cedar Falls
Greater Waterloo Association Rooms
Farm Bureau
Nield
Pinkerton
Arthur Parting
Lia Perse City
Waterloo
Ward Refshauge
D. Dutcher
George Johnson
Tudson Cs
Hager
la Forte
K Maust
Waterloo . Co
A. Braun
Janesville
P. Christensen
James Bergstrom
Ralph Sterkhamn
Reinbeck Wlolin
EF. Blough
Hans Hanson
Ernest Ostrom
eErvin Wlarting
R. F. Hawking
Charles Harrington Vobha Klain
Hoss Enion
Tearles Stum
A. J
Glen Metennon
W. OS
Evestone
O. Werse Bige
Porter
K. Th Douglass
Fred Pump
Jislen Miller
Stewart 'Fleming
HL Watson
Walter Fuller
G Moseley
Georges C. Pashty
Ien Masters
Air
D. Jefferson
Robert Gibson
Amox Wilson Cope
Fred Saut
Forney
Georges Elyde Anton G
Geppert I. F
O'Connor
Forrest Lefton
Fret
Vincent Driscoll
Leo Harrington
Jaft Bros
George Fo
Knmp
Ralph Weerfleld
Hott, Severho
Tate Scharfenbers Voc
Pater
Leroy Squires
Ralph Ferryaise
Bros . Teor Jéslemn
Wmersonm Mansen Co
Syepert
Harless
Tindbers
Petersen
George Tenen
Raimh
RAT
Donahl Mamerova Eeeier Ve
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Grundy County Farm Bureau Opens Sixth Annual Meeting
Grundy Center Iowa hosts the sixth annual Grundy County Farm Bureau gathering as 225 members attend despite bad roads. The morning business showed a bank balance and favorable auditing report. Officers elected include President Charles Stubbs and Vice President Frank C Erickson. Walter P Diehl becomes secretary and John Dieken treasurer. The women’s division named President Mrs W D Miller and Vice President Mrs Frank Crouse with secretary Mrs Hert Davidson. Palermo township women served the cafeteria dinner.
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Grundy Center
Farm Bureau
House
Charles Stubbs
Frank C. Erickson
Walter P. Diehl
John Dieken
W. D. Miller
Frank Crouse
Hert Davidson
Fayette Holstein Breeders' Ass'n Eyes 1924 Show Circuit
Fayette County Holstein Breeders' Association plans a 1924 show circuit with a sale at the pavilion in West Tinton on March 12 if committee arrangements succeed. A large dairy event is anticipated with a new member turnout and a defined dues structure for county and state breeders. The slate of officers includes Paul P. Stewart as president, J. F. Wilkinson as vice president, G. H. Comb as secretary, and directors Fred MR, Jos Oelwein, Fred Pieplow, Aly Elles, W. F. Turner, A. M. Doughty, Le Ground Gleim, and George Sanerby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Fayette County
West Tinton
Clyde Combs
Fred
Mepiow
Putnam Township
Oscar Gilley
Harkin
Amd
Collowlyy
Paul P. Stewart
J. F. Willkinson
G. H. Comb
Fred MR
Jos Oelwein
Fred Pieplow
Aurora
Aly Elles
Hawkese
W. Ef.Turner
Fayette
A. M. Doughty
le Ground Gleim
Arrington
George Sanerbry
Oelwein
Loonan Farm Fire Details Under Adjuster Review
An adjuster surveys the Lloyd Loonan farm fire losses in Hudson Iowa area with 2235 head of polished cattle reported missing and silo damage revealing 3233 tons silage possibly ruined. Barn insured for 2000 dollars and silo 600 dollars with stock not covered for loss. March 6 auction plans for 20 Percheron mares noted.
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Hudson, da
Lloyd Loonan Farm
Here
Catte
Leanan
Loonan
Cedar Falls
James Lennan & Son
Aso
Charles City Rotary Gifts Calf to Club Boy
Charles City Iowa January 21 Rotary club sparked by winter efforts purchased a Holstein bull calf from a shipment brought to the community by Pete Clausen and Ben Bunn. The calf born at stock yards was donated to club boy Howard Kinnetop two miles north of town for faithful and efficient work and he previously earned a free trip to Ames as a prize from a bank association for record copper work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Chierlen City
Rotary Club
Pete Clausen
Ben Bunn
Howard Kinnetop
Here
Howard
Ames
Bankera’ Association
Afternoon program at Dixis township event and orchestra
An afternoon program features a high school orchestra performing equimiunity sing ing led by Superintendent D. R. Barr and a report on girls club work by Mrs. Harold Brown. The event includes adoption of resolutions, a Port of clothing course, and talks on boys club work by Mr. Plager and L. W. Plager, with the president Mr. Stubbs delivering the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Barr
W. K. Aller
Harold Brown
Dixis
Palermo Township
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Eltot Lepley
L. W. Plager
Plager
Stubbs
Polled Hereford Ass'n May Choose 1924 Show Herd
Des Moines Jan 31 A proposal to select a herd at the Hereford show to represent the American Polled Hereford readers' association at Chicago Denver and Kansas City stock exhibits next fall was discussed at the national Hereford Breeders' convention. About 100 prize Herefords are on display at the state fairgrounds with awards announced for several divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Chicago
Denver
Kansas City
State Fair Grounds
FP. E. Henry
San Antonio
Des Moines Printing Company
Star Grove Stock Farms
West
Liberty
Randolph Hotel
Five Dairy Schools Held in Fayette Area
Five successful dairy feed and management schools were held last week in Fayette Weargate St. Lucas West Union and Elgin Attendance averaged around 40 B Finley Ames who oversees state contest work spoke on dairy feed and management and helped farmers balance rations with home grown seeds F G Churchill farm crops man from the extension department described the value of growing cover crops such as sweet clover soybeans alfalfa and red clover Soybeans were noted as a substitute crop with hay and meal values equal to alfalfa and oilmeal, respectively, and the crop is practical for most farmers to raise
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Churchill
Extension Department
Esie Bige Among Winners in State Corn Yield Test
George Steen of West Liberty is Iowa's 1923 corn champion, winner of the fourth Iowa corn field contest judged under the cooperative Iowa Corn and Small Grain Growers' association supervision. The event took place in Ates, Iowa, in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esse Bige
Ates
Iawa
George Steen
West Liberty
Iawa Corn and Small
Grain Growers’ Association
Towa
State College yields test shows Yellow Dent wins with 68.57 bu/acre
J L Robinson, secretary of the association, breaks the seal to compare corn sample numbers and entry names. Steen's sample won with 68.57 bushels per acre under average farm conditions. Various samples tested across Iowa include Greenfield and Cedar Valley entries with Yellow Dent performing strongly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
J. L. Robinson
Association
Steen
Iyield
Iowa
William RB
Sovith
Nasiuu
Niel
Ele
Smith
Jesze Tige
Cedar Wally
Mr. Bigelag
Waterloo
Black Hawk Reid
Rehmeier Shows Fair Acres At Meetings
F B Rehmeier secretary of Black Hawk County Y M C A demonstrates the motion picture Fair Acres at farmer meetings. The schedule includes Eagle Township Burm burau program last night, Fox and Cedar Township meetings, Finchford community gathering, and appearances at Hudson and Dunkerton institutes next week to show Fair Acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Acres
F. BP. Rehmeier
Black Hawk County
Fludson
Dunkerton
Prices in New York and Chicago today
New York and Chicago produce prices listed with butter, cheese, and eggs, including creamery and grade distinctions, general market movement, and related items. Chicago figures cover butter receipts, creamery extras, firsts, and egg prices. New York notes similar butter, cheese, and poultry quotes with grain and sugar context included.
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New York
Chicago
Mivzge
Pable Coast
Hutter
Americas
Keansas City
Kansas City
Bank Clearings and Wheat Market Shifts in Jan 31 Report
Chicago wheat clocked higher prices amid light receipts and expected 1924 acreage cuts, while corn and oats fluctuated with demand for feed and farm stocks. New York futures and Waterloo region figures added context to grain, cash quotes, and livestock activity across major markets.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Texas
Waory
Sélivers
Howlies
Probbie
T& Mike
Hog market records high January receipts in Chicago
The Associated Press reports Chicago hogs for January at about 1.728 million, a monthly and possibly yearly record. Prices varied by weight, with top hogs at 7.15 dollars and lighter lots around 6.60 to 7.50 for bulk weights. Omaha and St Paul data follow, noting lighter trading and price differences for cattle and sheep across regions.
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Chicago
Kansas City Livestock Receipts and Price Ranges
Reported receipts include 2,000 calves and 10,000 hogs with mixed price action. Calves and steers show steady to firm demand with fat calves at about 11.50 top for vealers. hogs rise with packer top near 6.85 and most sales 6.50 to 6.80. sheep receipts 8,000 with lambs mostly steady around 12.65 to 13.50. Also notes on corn and Minneapolis grain markets with No 3 yellow corn bids around 3. Donald commodity figures include wheat, corn, oats and flour price ranges.
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New York
Og York
Wirmer
Waterloo
Waterloo Co-op
BBC
Pulis
Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Jan
St. Leta
Associated Press
Ibulkood and
Choice
Omaha
Neb
Bologna
ST. Paul
Ato
San. A
Uas
Hght
Sioux City
Gremchoice
Bilis
Briday
Tattamann, Coe
Shorts Cover on Stock Exchange Sparks Strong Open
New York opening sees mixed prices with demand for high grade Yalg and DuPont rising 6 points. Motor shares lead gains while chemicals slide. short covering boosts auto stocks and Pacific Oil hits year highs amid renewed funds withdrawal for monthend needs. Foreign exchange opens strong with steady rates across major pairs.
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Associated
Studebaker
National
Pierce Oil
Market Street Mailway
Call Money
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Can
American Car & Found
American International Corp
American Oriolive
American Ghhelting & Fet
American Agar 7
American T. & Too
American ‘Toboccco American Woolen Anaconda Copper
Atchison
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehent Steel
Seeecie Gees
California Vetroteumt
Canadian Pacific Central Leather
Cerro de Pasco Copper - Chandler Motors
Chesapeake & Ohio
Ee Cies TA
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Mil
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors
Great Northen
Gulf States Steel
Illlinois Central
Inspiration Copper
International Harvester
Mer
Marine
International Paper
Invincible Oi
Kelly-Springfield Tire
Kennecott Copper
Lima Locomotive
Louisville & Nashville
Mack Truck
Marland Oi
Maxwell, Motors B
Middle States
Missouri
Kan
People's Gas
Producers & Refiners
Pure Oil
Beading
E-Eeeeee
Republic Iron & Steel
Sears (Roebuck
Souther Pacific Southern Railw
Studebaker Corpora Texas Co
Texas & Pacific Tohacro Products
Transcontinental Oil
Imion Pacific
Renee United States Rubber
United States Steel Gtah Copper
Westinghouse Elect Whillys-Overland
Local Classified Ads Offer Services and Vacancies
Numerous short notices advertise lessons in music and embroidery, barber services, meat specials, housekeeping, lost items including pets and keys, job openings for salesmen, clerks, and general help, plus livestock prices and dairy receipts. Names, phone numbers, and addresses appear throughout for Waterloo area services and solicitations.
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Edtar Faru
Department Waterloo
Lowa
Grundy
Fayette Holstein Breeders’ Ass
Ian Keevat Meethig
Muaireh
Bayecte
Tof Pue
Lenson
George
Loonan Farm
Charles City Rotary
Cale
Rehmeier
Suuggar
Cubas
Salt Lake City
Utah
Advanced
Jin
Black Hawk County Austract Co
Waterloo Bank
Waterloo Clearing House Association
Denns— Wisak
K. Iawegie
Recrensie Sete Brenee
Toledo
Neh
Correx
Swick & Co
ST. Joseph Livestock Bt
Kansas City Livestock
Minneapolis
FLOUZ
Minn
Tle
Lamaon Bros. & Co
Marsh Place
Hal J. Mighell
Cage
BUILS
Uedierss
Stock Exchange
Great Britain
Belgium
Ught
Iverson
West Dth
Frances
Mason
Gus Reupke
Utica
Franklin St
Black Hawk Bank
Ray Butterfield
East 4Th
Kaltenbach
Deers
Camp Bernardy
Sunnyside
Beiers
Payne & Cory
Hariong & Harley
Scribner
Cornell
Thos
Meisch
Ate Genegel
Summner St. Grocery
Lynch, Butler
Walnut Court
Beerys
Logan Ave. Grocers
Suzza
Stonor
Lapayette Street
City of
aZi Lafayette Street
Bullidos
Macartney
Los
Court House
Marsh-Place Briig
Plaza Theatre
Logan
Franklin W. F Grove
Mr. Ozment
St. Louis
Suffern Trust_Company
Suffern
Watarico
Care Courier
Mfg
Stetson Oil Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Mr. Hook
EL Whitenack
Tell
Mia
Jackson McCoy
West Second Street
Waltrine
Wenney
Sontesne
Im Norson
F. Wartey
Swan Poeric Miller
Maryette
Aly FO
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