Grundy judging team candidates tour Black Hawk dairy farms
Sixteen Grundy youths visited Black Hawk county farms in dairy focused judging training. J P Eyes led cow judging at Holstein and Jersey operations, with sessions at Derryman Lacson’s Holsteins, Waterloo Jersey Farm, Marsh Guerners, and Crownover Belgians. Local youths gained practical judging experience across four mature cow classes and dairy herd tours. August 12 plans Ames visit for final selection. county hopes strong showing signals winning teams this year.
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Black Awk
The
Courier
Grundy
Derryman
Holger Lacson
Mr. Eyes
Hem
Macy
Lar
Glenn A. Bakkum
Black Hawk
Waterloo
Jersey Farm
Aymond Carr
Fred
Ferguson
Eves
WW. Marsh
Percy Lb. Jones
Iowa Dairy Farm
Guernsers
Lhe Lports
Mr. Marsh
Moran
Altho
William Crownover
Brandhurst
Lathis Farm
Crownover
Sts Farm
Hudson
Grundy County
Kay
Ames
York
Two-Year-Old Leads Wapsie Cow Test Association
Hilary C. Headley reports Rebecca's Buttercup a 2-year-old purebred Guernsey cow topped the Wapsie test with 48.7 pounds fat from 1,288 pounds milk at 3.2 percent butterfat after freshening March 8. The state herd placed second and third with Holsteins producing 34.7 and 52.9 pounds fat from 3,440 and 1,470 pounds milk respectively. Sherman Bros of Jesup led in economy with 16 cents per 168 pounds milk, as noted by Headley with other dairy judges also contributing.
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Albert Cox
Jesun
Wapsie
Val ‘Jey
Hilary C. Headley
Rebecca
Guernsey
Independence State Hospital
Shermen ‘Bros
Jesup
Henry Allenstein
F. H. Pieplouw
M.J. Joyce
Sherman Bros
Hoadley
Farmers urged to wash cream separators twice daily
The article notes herd admissions to the accredited list reaching three and urges farmers to whitewash barns, dip herds, and wash cream separators twice daily to prevent souring. Producing 260 pounds monthly could save about $15, as sour cream butterfat fetched less than sweet cream butterfat.
First 1922 threshing reports from Iowa claim first in state
Des Moines July 10 reports from Farragut and Shenandoah claim early threshing starts. Thomas Cutler at Farragut reports breaking begun and heavy yield with unusually good quality. First contracted load delivered by Farmers' Cooperative Elevator, 45,000 bushels at $1 a bushel. Emmet Miles at Shenandoah notes better than expected yield. Shenandoah July 16 reports 75,000 bushels contracted by a St Louis firm for July delivery at $1.
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Des Moines
Farragut
Shenandoah
Thomas Cutler
Cutler
Farmers’ Cooperative Elevator Company
Emmet Miles
St. Louis
Way Organize New State Association for Milk Selling
Des Moines July 10 A state wide organization for marketing milk may be formed, says Carl N Kennedy manager of Co Operative Dairy Marketing association. It aims to equalize shortages and surpluses across communities. Charter members include Des Moines Sioux City Fort Dodge Dubuque Marshalltown Ottumwa and Okaloosa.
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Way Organize
New State Association For Milk Selling
Des Moines
Carl N. Kennedy
Co-Operative Dairy Marketing Association
Sioux City
Fort Dodge
Dubuque
Marshalltown
Ottumwa
Association of Producers
O5kaloosa
Hudson Shipped 45 Carloads of Farm Goods in June
June shipments from Hudson totaled 45 carloads of farm products led by 17 with corn and an estimated total weight around 360,000 pounds. Six cars carried oats, four cattle, and three hay cars. Receipts arriving at Hudson reached 16 carloads of various commodities in the same period. Cow cows triplets reported near Des Moines with Bessie Lindstrom noted as owner.
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Hudson
Madson
Jerry Hogshead
Sunday I. C. Freight Shipments a Record
Record freight through the Waterloo Illinois Central terminal Sunday with 2,005 loaded cars, higher than the previous 1,850. Stock, meat, fruits and manifest freight exceed 500 carloads. Norman Bell reports no strike activity and that shops and yards run normally with all passenger trains on schedule.
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Illinois Central
Waterloo
H. O. Dahli
Norman Bell
More purebred cattle needed to boost dairy output
A National Institute of Progressive Farming survey says the United States could produce the present milk and fat from 12 million purebred cows, not 23 million. Denmark and Holland outperform in productivity. crossbreeding with Holstein-Friesians showed large milk and butterfat gains. Northwest states lead in progressive dairying with large shows planned in Minneapolis. five Ayshire shipments abroad and Jersey registrations rising hint at rising demand as farms modernize.
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Chicago
United States
National Institute of Progressive Farming
Denmark
Dales
den “Mark
Holland
Cue Ames Triais
Iowa State College
Northwest
Minneapolis
North
South Dakota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
RovErnmonte
Dakotas
Costa Rica
Hawaii
Mexico
China
Dapsa
American Jersey Cattle Club
EAGT Baptist 10 Start Campaign at First Baptist
The Baptist Young People's Society at First Baptist Church reorganizes under Rev. Ro N M Williamson. Av 1 Siherril leads a two group drive with aims to boost membership, attendance, Bible study, and participation with credits, prizes, and a Nov. banquet. Miss Gladyn Alken reported on attending the national B Y P U convention at St Paul, Minnesota.
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Baptist Young People’s Society
First Baptist Church
Ro N M. Williamson
Siherril
Willan Saayer
Iibert Green
Canymign
Sherrill
Rereivin
Wheat and corn crop forecasts show record yields
Washington July 10 America s Wheat crop this year will total 17 000 000 bushels with corn at 2 860 000 000 bushels The winter wheat yield is put at 569 900 000 bushels with 77 percent condition The spring wheat yield stands at 248 000 000 bushels while oats reach 1 187 000 600 and barley 132 000 000 bushels The per acre yields are 14 9 for winter wheat 13 3 for spring wheat 14 4 for oats 27 7 for corn
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Washington, D. C
America
Department of Agriculture
Move to designate Okefenokee swamp a national reservation urged
Waycross Georgia July 10. A united movement to set aside the Okefenokee swamp as a national reservation will be pressed on the federal government if the initiative succeeds. The effort was launched at a banquet by the University club where a resolution endorsing the project was read.
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Waycross
Okefenokee Swamp
University Club
Local Social Notes From Urbana and Surrounding Towns
Miss Frances Barrett of Chester, while attending Cedar Rapids school, is staying with Mr. Casper's family for a time. Miss Sarie Hunter visited her Cedar Rapids mother over the weekend. Mrs. Fate Mardin of Marion spent Sunday in Urbana with friends. Dr. Revel lectured at Brandon Sunday, with era and Mrs. Harolt Geiger in attendance. Wateroo visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Tom Seiver. Ray Waterhouse was kicked by a horse Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Beebe and sons were Vinton visitors Monday. Dr. Mark A. Newland was a business caller in Urbana Monday. Mrs. Sam Brody is sick this week. Center male called in Urbana this week. Mrs. Frank Spencer entertained Tight Bearers at an afternoon reception. Ed Springer has returned from Rundy Center, where he spent a few days with his parents. Dr. D. Moore of Winnebago is visiting his mother and brothers. Miss Ethel Stanford returned to Waterloo to stay with her uncle Carl Stanford. Mrs. Carl Willford visited Cedar Rapids one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Remer of Center Point visited the Thom Remers this week. Mr. and Mrs. Tilson Petro of Center Point spent Tuesday at his parents’ home. Mrs. Hazel Ferguson went to Lafayette Thursday. Han Martin went to Oelwein to spend a few days. Paul Petherkil and Harry Martin went to Lafayette Tuesday. Mrs. Loedia Dingman to spend Friday with sister Mrs. John Lockheart. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Dingman of Vinton spent the weekend with his mother.
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Chester
Cedar Rapids
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Sarie Hunter
Fate Mardin
Marion
Revel
Brandon
Era
Harolt Geiger
Water
Tom Seiwer
Ray Waterhouse
George Beebe
Vinton
Mark A- Newland
Grbana
Sam Brody
Frank Wormer
Frank Spencer
Ed Springer
Rundy Center
D. Moore
Winnebago
Mary Moore
Charles
Edward
Ethel Stanford
Waterloo
Carl Stanford
Carl Willford
Cedar Fapits
Ross Remer
Center Point
Thoms
Remer
Tilson Petro
Hom
Hazel Ferguson
Lafayette Thesiay
Han Martin
Oelwein
Paul Petherkil
Harry Martin
Lafayette
Loedia Dingman
Frida Isister
John Lockheart
Vern Dingman
Den
Hutchison shoots 67 in Skokie open qualifying round
In Glencoe at Skokie Country Club Jack Hutchison of Chicago the British Open champion last year posted AR-24-67 three under par for the first half of today's 26 hole national open qualifying round. Other scores include J H Fenelley 81 J C Batham 82 Guy Thomas 82 Gov Samuel R McKelvie 79 T Kelley 79 S Dines 71 F Carey Jr 78 W D Carey 73.
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Associated Press
Skokie Country Club
Glencoe
Skok
Jack Hutchson
Chicago
Jon
J. H. Fenelley
Kansas City
J. C. Batham
Guy Thomas
Des Moines
Gov
Samuel R. McKelvie
Nebraska
T. Kelley
S. Dines
Denver
F. Carey, Jr
W.D. P. Carey
Hutchinson
Kan
New York and Chicago Produce Markets Summary
New York and Chicago markets report receipts and prices across dairy, poultry, and eggs. Butter and creamery values edge up while eggs, poultry, and cheese show varied levels. notable notes include police chief on vacation and regional price movements.
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New York
Chicago
Grain and Provisions Market Quotations and Prices
Chicago and Omaha market summaries list grain and provisions quotes for No. 2 red and white wheats, No. 1 hard, mixed, and white oats, corn, rye, and related futures. Reports from Kansas City and St. Louis show cash prices, receipts, and basis figures with daily changes.
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Ortcago
Chicago
Roy
Gales O. No
Abe
Nowa
Omarma
Omaha
Nab
Onis
Washburn and Cedar Rapids visitors share weekend
Local notes report Washburn residents visiting relatives in La Porte and Cedar Rapids, with several families attending gatherings Sunday. The Washburn junior baseball team defeated Rahmand on a Sunday game, and a hail storm near Millerdale caused damage.
Hogs and Cattle Prices Lifted Across Markets
Livestock notes show upticks in hog and cattle prices with mixed packing grades. Kansas City and Sioux City reports indicate steady to higher beef and sheep values. Receipts widespread, with top hogs near 10.60, cattle around 10.00 to 10.74, and lambs around 14.25 in strong demand.
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ST. Joseph
Wolman Pteers
Peoria Livestock Vearia
Rail loques under pressure in mixed market report
New York July 16 market rundown shows irregular rails and domes tic stocks amid pressure from potential strikes. Notable moves include American Steel, Studebaker, and Texas Co. shares fluctuating while foreign exchange remained steady with varied demand across nations.
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Hauling of Booze Through City Costly
A police court session fined H. El Ross of Gelwein for intoxication and for illegal transportation of liquor. He faced $23.50 plus costs for intoxication and $100 plus costs for unlawful liquor transport after a 3:10 p.m. arrest when a jug of moonshine was found in his car. The story also notes a 30 day jail term for Robert Wetzel of 1407 Avalon Avenue for assault and battery on his wife, with arrest following an attempted escape. Several other individuals were fined or had charges dismissed as parking regulations and other minor offenses were addressed.
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Gelwein
Ross
Matys
Bester
Robert Wetzel
Avalon, Avenue
O.B. Courtright
Welsel
Adele Ingram
Grover Buckley
Mary Webber
C. F. Rann
W. E. Johnson
Julia Dunkelberg
L. B. Gallup
Williams
Dan O'Neill
Frad Q. Parrish
Parking in Alley by Bank Ended by City Notice
Automobile owners long parking in the alley behind the Black Hawk National bank on Fourth street were halted by No parking here signs ordered by Mayor A B Gnagy. The mayor clarifies the alley is not private, merchants complain of blocked access, and Fire Chief Ray Til er condemns the practice as hindering fire apparatus.
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Black Hawk National Bank
Fourth Street
Agatnst
A. B. Gnagy
Gnagy
Ray ‘Tiler
Park Avenue
Criminal Cases in Black Hawk County For Year
Criminal statistics of Black Hawk County for the fiscal year ended June 30 show that of 4 cases handled, 36 defendants were fined from 50 to 1000 dollars, six to the reformatory, one to the penitentiary, one to the Rockwell Cliffs women’s reformatory, and nine to jail. Of 23 liquor violations, fines totaled 8570 dollars, not including 4000 dollars in four cases appealed to the state supreme court. Total cost of conducting the criminal cases outside the county attorney’s caseload was 315,818 dollars.
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District Court
Anamosa
Ft. Madison
Rockwell Clifs
State Supremie Court
Wheat and Railway Strike Shake Grain Prices
Wheat prices fluctuated as strikes and unsettled demand affected markets. Traders weighed shipping stoppages in Nebraska Missouri and Kansas, while September futures moved amid volatility. Hog prices also slipped as provisions quotes fell, with some recovery late.
East St. Louis Livestock Market Report
Market summary for East St. Louis under way with quotes on steers 9.26 to 10.35, yearlings around 9.45, heifers near 10.00, cows 7.3 to 7.8, stocker steers around 10.5, pigs 10.00 to 10.50, sows steady, lambs around 4.60 to 4.90, ewes about 5.60 to 6.00, and heavy action noted for 2005 stocker steers with 13,000 head reported.
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Louis
Hobe
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