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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1923
Page
13
Iowa State College expert F S Wilkins touts Sudan grass as a dependable emergency hay or pasture crop. He notes high yields over four years, easy cheap cultivation, heavy seeding leading to good stands, and suitability for horses cattle sheep and hogs with minimal poisoning risk from frost-damaged batches.
Peter Woodward of 1021 Randolph reports the first roasting ears of the season in Waterloo. He notes a July 4 harvest from select stalks and recalls earlier firsts in 1821 and 1922. The 1923 crop uses Yellow Bantam ears with tassel-topping care to aid pollination.
The article notes climate and geography affect dairy types and production. It questions the US dairy standing, compares it to higher producing countries, and mentions the National Dairy Exposition in Syracuse, October 5 to 13, where state herds of five dairy breeds will be shown for study.
Sedalia Mo July 10 The swine show at the Missouri state fair Aug 18 25 offers 7060 in premiums up from 621 last year with a new 43125 000 swine pavilion to host a hoped for larger entry list and increased inquiries and entries.
New Hampton Iowa July 10. Anton Rosenke of Chickasaw County operates a 2523 acre model farm with a modern home featuring bath running water electric lights and a comprehensive water and power system. The farm includes a 60 acre pasture Holsteins and Duroc Jerseys, a tractor driven operation, fruit orchards and carefully planned buildings. Three sons share profits as they work together toward top yields and 1040 percent results.
Washington July 10 United States Department of Agriculture reports winter wheat harvest progress in June with generally well filled heads and good yields. Oats and barley show variable conditions with pockets of poor stands and moisture issues, while corn ranges from poor stands to good growth depending on region. Potatoes and grasses also vary by area, with moisture and warmth needed in many locations.
Breeders at fall fairs must follow a revised standard. Wyandotte, Orpington, and Rhode Island Reds face stricter enamel white and red wattle requirements. any enamel white disqualifies. Wing faults including twisted, split, or clined feathers disqualify birds. missing feathers can ruin prize chances. Laying pullets show ear lobe color changes. overheated birds may misbehave wings.
Miss Vera Darker of Cedar Pails spent the weekend with her trio Laura Weight. Leonard Wright of Qebwein was at the parental home Sunday. Rev. Mr. Polk, Mrs HJ Crawford and Misses Irma and Margaret Morgan attended the C E convention in Des Moines between Sunday and Tuesday. Mrs M J Sorensen visits Lioux City. The U R class plans an ice cream sociable at Joe Tiller home Friday evening July 23. Cemetery association meets at Mrs M Is Sorensen home Thursday afternoon July 15.
Northeast Lawn district conference of county agents farm bureau members and extension specialists will convene July 23 and 24 in Manchester Iowa for the first time. Speakers include Murl McDonald H I Bliss Paul Taff and Dr Stouder with topics on bovine TB vaccination taxation and home economics. The event also plans a farm bureau picnic with motion picture reels and cash prizes for games.
New York and Chicago market notes list produce and dairy items with varied prices. The report includes cheese, butter, eggs, poultry and grain classes, highlighting steady prices for several dairy lines and commodity totals for regional markets. It cites figures for creamery products, live poultry, turkeys, and multiple grain categories with specific unit costs and tendered bids.
The Associated Press reports grain prices decline amid bearish harvest expectations and favorable winter crop conditions. Opening quotes fell across September and December contracts with oats and corn also easing. hogs and provisions weakened as traders priced anticipated larger yields and market softness persisted through late trade.
The 1923 Four County Institute plan outlined in Postville shows county committees and agents from Allamakee Fayette Winneshiek Woodhull and Clayton counties setting dates for December 19 21 and outlining program areas. Cotton futures and prices also listed with July at 26.50 and spot middling 27.65.
Local notices from Mt Auburn and Waterloo include farm prices and shipments, with unrelated foreign exchange rates and commodity quotations. The report lists residents visiting, travel plans, and family events, alongside market figures from New York and Milwaukee and dairy receipts.
East St Louis reports slow cattle sales with limited demand and varied prices for steers cows and calves. Kansas City shows receipts around 2000 calves with steady to higher values for yearlings and prime steers. hogs and sheep also reflect uneven bids and regional price ranges.
Market notes show hogs trading near 25 cents under Monday’s levels while steers held steady and some lines indicate varying demand for cattle categories. Prices range across hogs, cattle, and calves with bids and weights listed for multiple grades and regions.
New York on July 10 reports liberty bonds trading with First at 43 3/4 Second 93.13 Third 93.26 Fourth 99.28 close. The market also notes overseas developments, commodity prices, and various U.S. industrials amid mixed signals and ongoing bond demand.
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