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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1925

Page

6

Judges Named for Junior Show at Dairy Cattle Congress

Seventeen judges from Minnesota Wisconsin and Illinois chosen to oversee the junior show at the Dairy Cattle Congress with a new 16 page program booklet and a full premium list. Saturday Oct 3 will feature junior calves with dedicated judging by H Searles R S Hules and J C Cort. Percy L Jones Louis Seitz and William R O Merriam will judge best junior showmen by breed. County stall contests offer a silver trophy. Junior judging contest opens Sept 28 with teams from many counties and demonstrations supervised by P C Tait J B Quist. A two page junior club camp run by Y M C A in cooperation with the Dairy Congress will be highlighted with Floyd Johnston and Howard C Jackson in leadership roles.

Dairy Cattle Congress Dairy Club Hippodrome H. Searles St. Paul Minn R. S. Hules Chicago Ill J. C. Cort Madison Wis Searles Towa Hales Wisconsin University Cort Percy L. Jones Waterloo Louis Seitz Waukesha William R.O' Merriam Primghar Jtunior P. C Tait Iowa Extension Service Ames J. B. Quist Y. Mlc. A Dairy Corgrese Floyd Johnston Iowa State Dairy Association Howard C. Jackson

Fayette Dairymen Reorganize Ass'n for Testing Cows

Fayette Iowa July. Fayette County Cow Testing association No 2 reorganized with 26 members and began work July 2. John Barre named tester, experienced in dairy work and Ames training. He previously farmed near final herd testing and taught agriculture. Meeting tonight in West Union to elect officers. Members listed among local farmers and businesses.

Fayette Fayette County Ames West Union Sloan & Wallace W. E. Kiteh R. FL Learn Bol Wagener J.C. Mathews Henry W. Cross Grant Lauer Carl Kuennen Sehnehbte Bros Elmer U. Farr Walter H. Turner Mex Meltzer William M. Adams J. A. Olson H. S. Anudéteon Louw Searles E. C Winning BE. A. Heiversen 3. C. Bole Fred Bole George H. Probat A. G. Schlatter Emil Fuhmke Lea Illmann George Niewoehner Heeger

Conry Beck Sell Cattle on Chicago Market

Peter Beck and Frenk Canty from Eagle township feders participated in the Chicago cattle market. Cory sold two loads of feds bringing 314.25 and 331.75 in value. East Water town bureau schedules four meetings in May at Mrs Rosat’s home with the secretary presiding.

Peter Beck Frenk Canty Eagle Township Chicago Cory Teast Water East Watarlna Tes Bureau Rosat

Money Left for Battle with Bovine TB in Black Hawk County

A state report shows Black Hawk County has about 64,400 dollars remaining for bovine tuberculosis eradication. The funds include 63,292.97 from county levies and 134.63 in state funds, with 75 undenominated cattle awaiting indemnities. Federal matching brings total to about 15,666.20 for the effort. 17,850 cattle were tested with a 4.5 percent reactor rate.

Black Hawk County State of Apartment of Agriculture Moaney—Macking Black Hawk Inden

Farmers Told of Packing Industry Meeting Notes

A Bremer county farmers gathering near Byram’s home in Waverly heard about the Rath Packing Company and the broader meat packing industry including veal galves pork production and distribution. About 200 people attended with songs readings and a poultry culling demonstration. A committee was formed to lobby for lower taxes at a July 13 hearing on property valuation adjustments.

Waverly Rath Packing Company Waterloo A. R. Byram Here South Side Girls’ Club Vivian Burman Offringa Adolph Hoppa Mbdc M. C. Martin Halloway Bremer County Polk Warren Washington Lafayette Colburn’s Grove A. D. Chapin Tripoli AH. A. MecCaffree Janesville George W. Christopher

Chickasaw Bureau Starts Campaign for Area Testing

New Hampton Iowa July 8 At the last meeting of Chickasaw County Farm Bureau directors a resolution passed calling for work to place the county on an area basis for bovine tuberculosis eradication. Petitions will be circulated for cattle owners to sign for presentation to the board of supervisors. Directors stressed the bureau is not forcing eradication without farmer support, but will act to carry out farmer wishes.

New Hampton Chickasaw County Farm Bureau Board of Supervisors Bereau

Men Entertain at Picnic in Jubilee Jubilee

Members of the Jubilee men’s agriculture club hosted a July 4 picnic for their wives at Pump’s grate. About 60 people attended with games and prizes. County agent Th. Uhan helped and inspected lime pits on nearby farms Ed Koob and Pump.

Men’s Agriculture Club of Jubilee Pump Txoe R. Orth O. Pump Uhan Menickers Ed Koob

Hogs top Makivet Market in Grundy Center sale

Grundy Center Iowa July 8 Clare Ried delivered a load of prime light eight hogs on the Chicake market that drew the top price of 14 dollars 75 cents per hundredweight. The average weight was 188 pounds.

Makiwett Grundy Center Clare Ried Tian. Iuly & Ad Suicher Dai

Farmers Questions and Comments Noted Addressed to Editor

Letters to the editor from readers raise farm questions and notes on agrarian topics. The Waterloo Evening Courier invites further communications to the Farm Department, Waterloo, Iowa.

Waterloo Evening Courier Waterloo Towa Phenesian

Miller Harvests Oats and Plans Early Alfalfa Seeding

Five acres of early oats cut by Lloyd Miller in Orange township with a yield around 40 to 45 bushels per acre. He expects to plant alfalfa on 40 acres after removing bundles, to prepare a firm weed-free seedbed. Alfalfa seeding planned for early fall with widespread use of early field preparation and frequent cultivation. Plows are being used less as farmers push harvesting and haying, and threshers are soon heard as barley and other grains bolster livestock feeds.

Lloyd Miller Orange Miller Fred Campbell Black Hawk Timothy

Farm Groups To Fight Higher Land Taxes

Delegations from numerous counties and farm organizations gather in Des Moines as the state executive council opens a two week session on assessment and review. They will challenge a proposed rise in real estate taxes to offset personal property losses while hearings focus on railroad and public utility encroachments. The council includes Governor Hammill, State Treasurer Johnson, Auditor McClure, and Secretaries Ramsay and Thornburg.

Associated Press Deg Moines State Executive Council Board of Assessment Executive Council John Hammills Johnson McClune Stains Ramsay Agricult Ure Thornburg

Wheat futures rise on hot wave forecasts and crop fears

Predictions of a heat wave from the Great Lakes to the northern Rockies boosted wheat in Chicago trading. Prices advanced late morning with September near 1.45 and December around 1.46, then fluctuated before moving upward again as European and domestic crop outlooks remained favorable and limited new wheat hit markets.

Associated Press Great Lakes Jess Chicago

Hogs and cattle market report from Chicago and regions

Receipts show hogs slow and uneven with prices down about 25 cents. Cattle trade very slow, fed steers mostly steady to slightly lower. sheep steady with best western lambs firm. Corn and oats eased, wheat steady to down, futures mixed with light activity across markets in Chicago Minneapolis St Paul Sioux City and St Joseph areas.

Associated Press Chicago Ctv Imeat Menor ST. Paul Minn ST. Joseph St Joseph East ST. Louis

Stocks Rise to New Highs on Opening Trade

In New York on July 1 stocks surged to fresh peaks at the market open led by gains in Woolworth shares and electric power certificates. American Safety Razor and other issues also posted advances amid bullish sentiment.

Associated Press New York Robert Reta Woolworth Slactric Power Certificates American Safety Razor

Kanbas City Livestock and Market Roundup

Summary of Kansas City livestock receipts and price ranges for calves, yearlings, hogs, and sheep. Notes show mixed demand with highs for veals and strong cattle at times, while hog prices softened and sheep stayed steady to higher. Market movers include grain-fed cattle, canners, and stockers amid broad market activity across cattle, hogs, and produce.

Prades Louisiane Wethers

Joyce Sells Guernsey Bull for 350 Dollars

Independence Iowa July sale report shows M J Joyce selling a purebred Guernsey bull to John Buhr of Waverly for 350 dollars. The dam Molly Lou completed her record with 13365 pounds of milk and 6323 pounds of butterfat. The bull’s dam and other calves were sold through Buchanan County Guernsey Breeders Association to Melvin Cank and Peter Schroedlinkin of Durango for 75 dollars each.

Independence M. J Joyce Guernsey John Buhr Waverly Molly Lou Tne

Poultry Cull Captains Named At County Camp

A county Farm Bureau and State Extension Service run a poultry culling camp this week. Daily teams select a fixed number of birds for culling from flocks listed, including Miller, Gray, Staveley, Reulther, Llehty, Bechtel Heimer, Bloueh, Kune Behiek, Brown, Lennard, Saree, Nite Rate, Warner Webberly, Rieke, Widded, Turner, Doug, and Lloyd among others. The event aims to train workers in efficient culling and flock management.

K County Farm Bureau State Extension Service Thoradeb Miller Ital Gray Staveley Oo Tin Reulther Jenn Llehty Old Bechtelheimer B.S. Bloueh Russel Kune Behiek W. O. Brown

Produce Prices at Chicago and New York Marts

Chicago and New York market notes list dairy and poultry prices. Creamery items show varied prices for salted and unsalted, with eggs and cheese quotes from multiple brands and suppliers. Poultry includes turkeys, chickens, fowls, ducks, geese, and roosters, with per unit or per dozen pricing and assorted grade classifications.

Chicago New York Butler Finn Lowen Wisconsin Jehesely Fresch

Corn Crop Progress Report and Livestock Prices

The weekly weather and crop bulletin says corn is advancing well across Des Moines area with southern fields laid by and some northern fields at tasseling. Heat and drought hurt some crops while oats and winter wheat show mixed results. potatoes suffer from spring droughts and frosts. overall truck crops do well. East St. Louis hogs, cattle, and sheep markets display varied prices, with hogs near 13.75 to 13.85, cattle steady to weak, and lambs strong. foreign exchange and Liberty bonds close noted.

R. H. Macy American Can International Telephone Baldwin United Buttes General Motors Jasnes United States Steel Comron Utah Comper Spicer United States Hoffman Machine American International Telephone Stewart-Warner Kennecott Cooper Allied Chemical & Dys American Car & Foundry American Locomotive American Smelt American Sugar American Tel American Tobacco - American Water American Woolen Ananondra Copper Atchison Atlantic Coast Line Aldwiin Locomotivealtimore & Onlo Lehigh Valleey Waterloo Co-op Butler Lauraville Nashville Mack Truck Maxwell Motors Seaboard Mid-Continent Kan, & Tex Swift & Co Missouri Pacific Montgomery-Ward Hallondae Wallona Fork Central Hartford Rath Pauking Co Pennsylvania Phila Rdg Philips Pet Barclay & Timothy Ny Colin Brose Studebaker E. Xo Tetag Co Texas & Pacific Union Pacific Xo S S. Steel Westinghouse Bloc Willys-Overland Woolworth Associated Press Des Moines Northwest

Roumanian honor for American college professor

Professor Enoch E Peterson of Luther College Iowa on leave from his college and serving as a University of Michigan classics fellow is named commander of the Order of the Crown of Roumania. The decoration recognizes his service with the American universities during the Congress of Byzantine Studies held in Bucharest in April 1924 where he represented several institutions.

Frese Landon Roumania Roumeania Enoch E. Peterson Lather College Iowa University of Michigan Peterson Near East Bucharest

Films Influence New Brazilian Homes

A Rio de Janeiro mov ing picture representative says American films shape Brazilian homes. Many letters request interior photographs from productions with American settings. He notes Brazilians add rocking chairs and feather lounge chairs, and bungalow construction in Rio and Sao Paulo rises due to film portrayals of American houses.

Rio de Janeiro Moving Picture Iie Sao Paulo

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