Grundy County Farmers Face Tenancy Challenge
Grundy Center Iowa reports from July 7 that 58 of 109 area farms are tenancy oriented, up two percent since 1914, highlighting cash leases as least cooperative. County agents urge soil fertility preservation, landlord tenant cooperation, and a shift away from soil mining through upcoming landlord and tenant meetings.
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Grundy Center
Grundy County
Macy
Iowa
Grundy Farms
Lowa Solis
Grundy
Sudan Grass Suggested As Emergency Crop
A Courier reader asks for a good emergency crop. Sudan grags is recommended and can be sown as late as July 20. It can be planted on low spots where corn failed or on fields with crops taken off. Ground should be disced when possible. seed broadcast or drilled, harrowed after feeding. Sudan grass yields good forage or hay.
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Sudan
Nashua Farmer Injured in Peculiar Hay Mowing Accident
Cecil Harris of Nashua Iowa was injured on his farm while unloading hay when a fork trip rope broke causing a fall onto a 16 foot cable. He sprained his wrist and may have strained his back but no bones were broken. Grain shipments out of Traer Iowa included 4 350 bushels of shelled corn and 2 300 bushels of oats with 339 hogs and 12 cattle shipped also.
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Nashua
Cecil Harris
Ofawn
Traer
Dave Schmitt
Dunkerton
Lowa
Spies
Mike Pester
Car
J. J. Anderson
Wy. K. Buechle
Schitt
Schmitt
Kleckner
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Dewar H
Thhe Center
John Gruner
A. M. Koster
F. P. Davis
George Trautman
Glen Parker
Vera May
Jennie McGovern
Northeastern Iowa Jersey Breeders Gather for July 14 Event
Jersey breeders in northeastern Iowa plan a July 14 party at Buel Park McGregor starting 9:20 am. Speakers include Will F. Parrott J P Eves Hugh G Van Pelt J C B Finley M A Mc Murray W A Wentworth and possibly M B Munn. A Mississippi cruise follows a picnic dinner and steamer donation supports the program.
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Iowa
McGregor
Will F. Parrott
Iowa Jersey Cattle Club
J. P. Eves
Waterloo
Hugh G. van Pelt
Waterloo Jersey Farm
Buel Park
Mississippi
Jesun
Fred. Kinsley
McGregor Breeders
F. D. Bell
Four County Farm Picnic Set For July 13 In Nashua
Four counties Chickasaw Floyd Bremer and Butler plan a July 13 farm bureau picnic at Nashua fair grounds. The program includes games and sports for all ages and a featured baseball game between Gradford township Chickasaw county and Riverton township Floyd county. H Cunningham state farm bureau federation secretary will be principal speaker. Loran Inman former president of Floyd county Democratic party will speak on why Farm Bureau membership.
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Waverly
Corn County Farms‘bureau
Nashua
Fair Grounds
Chickasaw
Floyd
Bremer
Butler
Gradford Township
Chickasaw County
Riverton Township
Fiord County
H. Cunningham
Gtate Farm Bureau Federation
Loran Inman
Fiord County Diurean
Tam
Farm Bureau
Local travelers and visitors noted across Jesup and Linden
Jesup and Linden report a flurry of visits and departures. Miss Gertrude Mount transfers to Oakdale sanitarium while Marjorie Place enjoys Des Moines vacation. Families gather for Independence Day outings among Mount St. Joseph's alumni group and local kin. A Cedar Rapids funeral follows J W Meyers drowning on Cedar River.
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Jesup. Ta
Mes
Elwieck
Decorah
Gertrude Mount
Oakdale
Marjorie Place
Des Moines
Harold C. Place
Glen Noble
Marjorie Burenett
Juanita-Thomas
Wisconsin
W. E. Masters
Glenn
Ogilvid
Alvin
L. E. Siegfried
W. L. McGovern
St. Paul
Sumner
Houck
B. Lux
Independence
R. W
WH. A. Houck
Mary Shimer
Mmes
J. T. Frink
W. E. Burrell
Earl Barger
Jean
Charles City
James Barger
Elza Brown
Mondamin la
Winthrop
City
Isabel Dowling
Ruth Lane
Edward Megan
Harry Clary
Eldora
Williams
Ruth
Ann Elizabeth
Nebraska
Prof. Williams
Atttc
J. W. Meyers
Cedar Rain
Olive Cook
C. E.cook
Sgesides
Cedar Rapids
C. E. Cook
Edna
Clarence
Kenneth
Mr. J
E. E. Arnold
Dairy plant receipts show large cream and milk output
Receipts at Waterloo Co-Operative Dairy plant recorded 1 547 pounds of cream and 25 459 pounds of milk yesterday, indicating strong dairy production.
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Darmyy
Waterloo Co-Operative Dairy Company
Bellanty Feeds Big Dock of Feeder Lambs Near Nashua
J H Bellanty of Nashua reports the largest dock of feeder lambs in the area. A recent consignment of 340 lambs is already en route to market, fed on his farm west of town.
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Nashua
J. H. Bellanty
Honey making in Iowa grows popular with revived beekeeping
Des Moines July 7. Honey production is rising across Iowa as farmers take up beekeeping amid new interest and a broader network of experiment stations. State apiarist F B Paddock cites more apiaries per square mile, a drive for better queen stock, and a shift from Black to Italian bees as key factors behind the trend. The dry weather hurts the current crop, with 1922 production expected to be slightly below normal.
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Des Moines
F. B. Paddock
Iowa State College
Ames
Paddock
Iowa State College Extension Department
Iowe
Iowa
Altho
Shell Rock News Highlights Local Gatherings and Notices
Community notes from Shell Rock and Waterloo recount church offerings, engagements, and visits. Miss Holly McNeil plans summer work with Mrs. C. T. Myers. a Shell Rock bride wed at a Little Brown church near Nashua. Raymond Yareho visits Des Moines relatives. local pastor Rev. Adams conducts services. and various families travel or host guests around Cedar Falls, Oelwein, and Clear Lake. Potatoes and shipping updates conclude the excerpt with sales data and carrier substitutions.
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Women's Foreign Missiona
M.E
Holly McNeil
Waterloo
C. T. Myers
H. IE. Mann
Phiilis Isley
John Ister
Cedar Falls
Ida Evans
Frra Olmstead
Shell Rock
Little Brown
Nashua
Daveans
Olmstead
Shell
Rock
Raymond Yareho
Des Moines
FL Yareho
John Hartwig
Coster
Ant
H. Te Alams
Darrell
Lester Adams
Cedar Paris
W. H. Adams
Antioon Church
Robert Bolks
Waverly
Park Prairie
Nearcrass
Minn
A. B. Peterson
and . AG. Williams
Clara Mae. Dows
Jes
W. AL. Peterson
Harald Orperman
Ale ‘Lison
William Barr
Clear Lake
Mary McCormick
E.G. Holland
HL McGrer
Paley
Frank
Elwell
Robert’ Clark
Minnesota
Taradore Ths Frafinate
H. Fierce
Independence couple celebrates fiftieth anniversary Sunday
The Independence, Iowa area notes a longmarried couple marking their fiftieth year with a Sunday celebration. Family gathered, a shared meal served, and memories recounted of the couple's life from Germany to America, including children and grandchildren. The piece also mentions a local fire, county board actions, school matters, and agricultural notes from Buchanan County.
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Urisatty
Seidshld
Germany
America
Buchanach County
Siatleinn
Fosephoey
Vis
Mr. i
M Berthold Sachtzechale
Mtr
Mie
Katinsky
Thustay Sachetachale
Chi
Caro
Charles
Henry
Richard
Hugieten
Christine Sealand
Jand
Ranerofe
I Wiglis Tehorwattete
Granville
Ste
Salem P. Rose
Wohood
Bie
Mancroft
Migteapoli
Independence
Mr. Hanccott
Aloe
Atrs. Bay
Jeer
Oak Cemetery
Jated
Demoyer
C. J. Courtnage
Henry Kunrke
Courtnage
Super Vicars
Buchanan County
H. M. Tsehirgi
Cedar Rapids
Local Social and Family News Brief
Mrs Edward taken to Waverly for medical care. Families visit St Paul and West Union over the weekend. Allen Walt’s son Gal breaks his collar bone while summering in Minnesota. James Pattie home at Clear Lake hosts weeklong visit. Isaac Schotewicz dies in Portland. formerly of Greene.
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Lewis Blitsch
Vaughn
Vernon Mussett
George Murrey
M Charles Vaughn
Footy Chap
L. B. Freeman
Waterlon
FL HL Ward
St. Paul
Hoyer
Cend
West Union
Wells
Steve Hickok
Charles City
Allen Walt
Minnesota
Gal
W. C. Kitchen
Clear Lake
James Pattie
Monfay
Isaac Schotewictz
Ints
Portland
Dereased
Greene
Ida Helker
Harold
Huth
Grenne
Aaron Frink
Stockton
Cal
Rush
Kansas City
M l
Steve Robinson
W.M. Carter
George
Ella
Sters
Independence
Tom Jarvis
Lawau Bester
Mss
Eyam Ard Sot
Wayne
Wilils Gulley
Obituary of FP WN Jaggar in Waterloo
FP WN Jaggar of Waterloo died after illness. Funeral held at First Presbyterian Church with Rankin and Rev J Hours Traer presiding. Survived by widow Ida Campbell Jaggar son Dean Campbell Jaggar five brothers and one sister. He previously lived in Danville and Monmouth and worked in grain and wholesale feed. He became paralyzed in 1921 and spent years in St Francis Hospital.
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Jaggar
St. Fran Hospital
Fi United
Presberioe Church
Uly Ri
Rankin
J. Hours Traer
Campbell
Topeka
Kan
J.we. Campbell
Galesburg
Ill
Mary FL Campbell
India
Aterian Aly
Waterloo
St Francis Hospital
Raymond IA county notes and social miscellany
Local column records a July 15 chicken culling demonstration hosted by Mrs. O. B. Douglas near Raymond Iowa at 3:30 am and lists a flurry of social visits, travels, illnesses, and family events across nearby towns including Cedar Falls Waterloo and Des Moines with residents such as Mrs. Catton, Mrs. Hewitt, the Simmons family, and various others. It notes community church services, a drowning incident near Waterlon, and a July 4 celebration funding for St. Josephs church.
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Posner Alphas
Ase Mornday
Beruitto Bheralk
Tww
Imenthly
Whete Rlowaies Dewitt Severs Laallies Spon
Sheckler
Waterlan
Dusup
Mra W. Ho
Tar Wwelr
Red Marsh
Denver
Yorchesat
Waterlon
Sneona
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
New York Chicago Produce Markets Show Mixed Prices Across Commodities
The report lists dairy products, poultry, and grain with varied changes. Prices for butter, milk fats, and eggs mix as hogs and cattle move on multiple exchanges, noting unchanged and steady trends in several lines.
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Riltlers
New York Creamers
Jower
SUN Americar
VATU
Omaha Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Movements
Receipts around 3,000 with hogs steady to higher and best loads near 20.15 dollars per hundredweight. Cattle and calves mostly steady to higher with stockers and feeders firm. Lambs up slightly with top Idaho lambs fetching about 123.58 dollars.
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Oman
Idaho
Ted
As. Viet
Ateckers
Sebo
Easier rails lead way to higher prices
The New York stock market opened with gains across rail shares and other key groups. Iron products and major producers rallied while Mexican petroleum dropped, with mixed results across steel, chemicals, and copper equities and uneven overall performance.
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Associated Press
New York
guys—Ralla
Howeever
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Baldwin
Ficdrie
American Woolen
Fullman
International Paper
United States Rubber
Allied Chemical
United Iryuit
United States Steel
Gulf State
Vanadium
Colorado Fuel
Midwate
Lackawanna
Call Money
American Can
iAmerican Car & Foundr
American Locomotive
Studebaker Corporation
Texan Co
Saeyedew Tobacco
Goeeevacsane
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
American Smalting && Rar
American Sumatra Tobacco
American T. & T
Anaconda Copper Atchison
Tivelitah Copper
Westinghouse Eleatria Willys-Overland
Gnrol & Pacifle Isles
Tumnors Central
Ate
Retreressere
Baldouin Lacot Gialtimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Central Leather
Midvale Steel
Peoples Gas
Chicago & Northwestamn
Standard OU
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Market Update From Waterloo and Peoria Livestock Sale
The Waterloo market reports cattle and dairy items with mixed demand as prices show slight firmness on steers and cows while hogs, lambs, and eggs move at varied rates. Liberty bonds and grains alongside metal and seed quotes appear, reflecting broad commodity activity and holiday market dullness.
Grains Northwest Crop Report Shows Bearish Tone
The northwest grain market flagged a bearish session with wheat futures uneven and prices sliding. Reports noted delayed harvests, softer cash prices near $40 a bushel and unsettled closes as traders weighed September and December contracts amid light demand.
Livestock market report shows strong hogs and steady cattle
Chicago and Kansas City quotes reveal hogs firmer with top steers around 10.30 and steady midweek bids. Cattle prices mix with calves and feedlot steers trading near previous levels while sheep markets show uneven demand and higher yearling prices. overall activity remains tentative with packers driving bids.
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East St, Louis
Daly
Chicago
New York Flour and Sugar Prices in July Summary
New York flour and sugar markets show July activity with various prices listed for spring and winter patents, central refiners, and refined sugars. Notable figures include 5.7h96.50 for certain flour patents and 4.980 for raw Cuba sugar, with Porto Rico duty free and refined sugar unsettled at 8.40. Minneapolis flour prices also noted with small lot quotations and family patents at 97.7805.18 bol.
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New York
Cubas
Porto Ricos
Minkezapolis
Minneanelis
Minn
Judy
Flair
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