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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1922

Page

9

Beef breeders optimistic on postwar recovery in Iowa

J. K. Halsey of the Iowa Shorthorn Breeders' association spoke in Black Hawk county about renewed profit in purebred cattle. He noted steady, honest improvement after eight months of gradual rise, with orders for registered Shorthorn bulls and a belief that eastern markets are already stronger than Iowa. He warned that a wave of prosperity will soon reach the region, despite earlier downs and unsavory deals among breeders.

Iowa J. K. Halsey Iowa- Shorthorn Breeders’ Association Halsey Black Hawk County Flack Hawk Mississippi

Grundy Hampshire Breeder Has Constructive Ideas

Harold DB notes Brown, a purebred Hampshire breeder near Geuney Center, runs 200 head including 160 spring pigs. He culls substandard stock, markets next fall, and experiments with rye pasture for larger hogs. Stresses cooperation, breed improvement, and serving ordinary farmers.

Harold Brown Geuney Center Co. St. Macy Hampshire Ko He

Pageant of Early Northwest County History to Be Staged

A historical pageant will be staged on July 2 and 4 at Sheldon fair grounds depicting the early settlements of Sioux Lyon Osceola and O Brien counties. The show blends Indian village life a 1856 prairie schooner era and the Spirit Lake conflict with scenes of Waterman families and frontier events. The program also reenacts Northwests first Fourth of July celebration and Sheldon’s frontier transformation as rail lines reached the area.

Sheldon Lyon Osceola O Brien Ealy Sutherland Hannibal—Waterman Nicneer Spirit Lake Mr. Waterman

Encouraging Signs for Agriculture Editorial

Economists note a decade of declining profits in agriculture and livestock with little hope unless methods change. Yet signs are growing that the industry can prosper if rural firms and farmers unite, improve marketing, and cut costs. County agents are valued highly for their work and impact on farming profitability.

Farm and Ranch

Beware Canada thistles found in Black Hawk county

Several patches of Canada thistles were discovered in Black Hawk county. Superintendent Morris reports persistent trouble all spring and cites introduction with a batch of Canadian field peas. A farmer reports a 40 feet square patch. farmers are urged to contact A A Burger, county agent, for control guidance.

Black Hawk County Morris A. A. Burger

Start of Sheldon era sparks county seat clash tale

The passage sketches Sheldon’s beginnings and a forthcoming rural skirmish over farming, evictions, and sheriff actions. It foreshadows a tense Sanborn Primghar county seat contest with late night incursions and stolen records, signaling political and legal turmoil ahead.

Sheldon Ary Sanborn- Primghar Sanborn Primighar

Miss Dorothy Martin Leaves Waterloo to Teach in Panama

Eldora educator Miss Dorothy Martin, longtime Eldora public school instructor, will not return next season. She has accepted a position in public schools of Panama and will begin in October. Her family has long ties to Waterloo and Eldora. Several Hardin county residents now work abroad as teachers, bankers, missionaries, and representatives. The article notes wartime support for French and Belgian children and Christianizing efforts worldwide.

Eldora Doroithy Martin Panama Martin Phila J. Martin Waterloo Mildrea Smith Philippine Islands George Devendorff South America Ned Burling Norway Hague Sophia Babcock India Hardin County W. H. Chifson Africa

Tama Jim's Son Wilson Granted Doctor of Laws by South Dakota

James W. Wilson son of Tama Jim and farmer from Tama County receives the degree of doctor of laws from the board of regents of South Dakota Agricultural College. Dr Wilson heads the animal husbandry department at Brookings and has served the state 20 years. His father, now deceased, was secretary of agriculture for 15 years and Wilson was his private secretary during later years. He has led the South Dakota Experiment Station and taught agriculture since 1902 and chairs the South Dakota Improved Livestock and Poultry Breeders association along with other agricultural groups.

Wilson Annals of American Agriculture James W. Wilson Tama Jim United States Department of Agriculture Tama County Board of Regents South Dakota Agricultural College Brookings South Dakota Breeders’ Association

Judge Sears Sick at Sister's Home in Toledo

Judge W G Sears of Sioux City has been staying at his sister Mrs Ella Sears home in Toledo for several weeks with Brights disease and fading strength. His son Leonard Sears and daughter Mrs D L Ackerman are with him as his condition worsens and little hope remains for recovery.

Toledo Taz W. G. Sears Sioux City Ella Sears Bright District Court Ims Conditiion Leonard Sears D. L. Ackerman Fremont

Huffman Wins Sheriff Nomination in Cerro Gordo County

W F Huffman defeated Marsh for sheriff at the Cerro Gordo County Republican convention in Mason City Iowa on July 3 after four ballots. Final tally showed Huffman 8634 votes, Marsh 7238, Dunn 3, Keller 8, with the nomination secured at 3 PM.

Huffman Marsh Cerro Gordo Co Mason Citr W. F. Huffman Courtheue Hufteman Ihuffman Idunn Kelir

Biggest Iowa Oddities Attract Local Attention

Reports from Iowa describe a 11 inch Timothy head found by two children in Oskaloosa and a tree bearing ten bushels of fruit at Mitchellville. In Rockwell City an Orpington hen laid an enormous egg, eight inches in circumference and nearly ten inches long, confirmed by experts as a genuine hen egg.

Oskaloosa George E. Purves Mitchellville E. B. Mason Rockwell Citr.a Harer Roses Buf Orpington

Dunketon Baptists serve dinner and local notices in Iowa

Women of the Baptist church will host a Thursday dinner in the church basement. Des Moines speaker Mr. Witter spoke at the Baptist church Sunday. Several local residents, including B Strain family and J. Brentzer, are noted with travel, illness, and work updates. A Waterloo visit, California plans, and a sale ad in the community paper are also mentioned.

Dunkeeton Dunkerton Women of the Baptist Church Thursax Ray Witter Des Moines the Baptist Church B Strain Waltarino Sal Art Holdiman Hi-I Harriet Aribon Tupites Hand Waterton H.R Richard Alling James Stawart Warterlon Austin Allen Cnts Iiren Waterloo Mrs. Heller Texas Cat Oelwelh Charles Bellemer Henry Strempke

Americans Repeatedly Targeted by Rogues Abroad

Scotland Yard warns that Americans often fall prey to con men abroad. A recent scheme saw two Americans swindle a tourist near St. Paul’s Cathedral, turning over $1,465 to prove credibility, then losing valuables and cash through a series of diversions. Similar ruses at the British Museum netted hundreds more. A final case involved a $5,000 loss in under an hour, with police unable to pursue due to the victim's haste to depart. In the same issue, 14 year old Bessie West of 110 Merriman Street died after a brief illness, survived by her mother, stepfather, a sister, and a brother. The funeral arrangements are pending.

London United States Scotland Yard Stantes St. Vanl’s Cathedral Asamerhan Rhea Cama British Museum Bessie West G. Q. Carter Merriman Street She i Durant Miss Carrie West i Robert West O'Keefe & Towne

Orange Inc. July birthday and local society notices

Mrs Susan Gradylebrated celebrated her seventy third birthday Sunday at her son Sam’s home with about forty attendees including all children and grandchildren. The W O T U monthly meeting at Tannreuther Grove Wear drew over eighty attendees hearing Miss Mars Camphbeil ta on temperance in India. Revival services led by Rev. Kindy attract capacity crowds nightly through Sunday with Monday communion. Orange fourth program features pageant, music, and speak er Rev Lindy at the noon picnic in Tannreuther’s grove. Afternoon hall game Orange vs Red Sox Waterlon. band concert, firework, and motion pictures. Various local residents and visitors travel from Waterlin, Wakefield, Guthrie, Dubuque, and Council Mre. Mrs Fred Denante and daughter return from Wakefield Neb for a brother’s illness. Mr Beth recovering. Guests at H C Tabenaun home include A Klonns family and J E Hayes family, Mildred Gn, Calcagn.

Water Inn C. ©. Kindy Lindy Lafternoon Tannreuther Crove Orange Red Sox Waterlon Imation Pictures Coma Wwintarap Aus Frea Scho Bao Tae J. H Ricoly California Trev Mitchell Jami Guthrie Okla Fred Denante Wakefield Neb Belth Betth H.C. Tabenaun A. ©. Klonns Council J. E. Haye Daungheters Dubuque Mildred Gn Behaun Calcagn

Yankee Doughboy Wins Approval Singing for King in London

An American singer, Yeeg Earle, rose from Daly's Theatre chorus to perform before the king and queen in London. Despite delays and missteps, his aria impressed the audience, earning praise from Sir Charles Hawtrey substitute and promising potential for a successful London career. He had earlier trained in California, worked at Camp Lewig, and navigated political and artistic challenges before reaching the embassy and Daly's engagements.

International Newa Wires London Weyland Eehoys A.B. Fos King Queen Medols Los Angeles Blood In the Wings Daly's Theatre Pate Charles Hawtrey Police Young Achols Echol Sells Chaumont Brace Vienna Czecho- Slovakia American Relief Administration American Embass America Uany Georse R. Celley Yolragzini the Albert Hall Preme Council Paris Harvey Ryon Emhisy Ati Brand Opert Ophyan Tare Daly Sterlyn Morgas Daly’s Lily Elsle Misa Ully Etale Ste Wien

iNew York Chicago Produce Markets Grain and Provisions

Large year 1948 style market notes from Chicago New York and Kansas City markets. Wheat oats and mixed grains quoted with various No. 2 and yellow classifications, hogs and cattle prices listed, plus livestock receipts and price ranges. Includes notes from St Louis and Minneapolis markets and a weatherless crop outlook for corn. The piece cites lard beef and pork prices and mentions shipping and packing terms.

Omara Livestock Market Report Summary

In Omara Livestock, receipts total 3900 cattle with steer and heifer lots. Prices show top market strength with beef steers around 8.29 to 9.15 per hundredweight and yearlings near 2.50, while other classes remain nominally steady amid mixed demand.

Soux City Sioux Jin Hubya ehaGa Sanger Adomar Cioler Giris Pedars Mokeey Pas of Wales Cattir Lac Naner

Peoria Livestock Market Report Summary

Fragmented OCR text from Peoria livestock market shows cattle and packers activity with bids and price range. Mentions sellers opening stalls and a closing price around eight dollars, with references to Teeelpts and receivers, but overall unclear due to garbled input.

Stock Exchange Troubles Trim Early Trading Activity

The New York stock market opened with weak momentum as declines and scattered gains defined the first hour. New York Central led advances while Mexican Petroleum traded erratically. financials and industrials showed uneven activity as traders weighed strike developments and interest rates.

Itty Associated Press New York Shack Exchange Cnt Torpgular Faile New York Central I Potat Mexian Petroleum Wea Toruigh Stagneften Mharesa Iis Fauercial Oly Popuir Ross Apprediai Coca, Cola iTren DuPont Ortasto & Western Avy Norfolk & Western Bii

Wheat Down Corn Up Trade Slacks on Holiday

The grain market shows wheat prices slipping while corn edges higher amid holiday lull. Trading activity diminished with supplies and futures for September and December stabilizing near prior levels. hogs and provisions hold modest gains as market uncertainty lingers.

Hogs and cattle rise on Saturday market notes

Active prices show hogs up 10 to 15 cents with better grades and increased demand. Cattle also advance, with stronger weights and higher bids noted across the market, while some divisions remain uneven as buyers weigh quality versus price from producers.

Nonsensical OCR Fragments From St Louis Market Note

A jumble of broken phrases lists items such as turkeys ducks and creamery terms, with scattered place names like St Louis and New York. Mixed strings reference July dates and duties, but the text remains unreadable and incoherent with no clear event or entity connection.

New York York Zanes Snungelerelpte Shrakers Ee Tagekers Bratiers Ohio

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