Goan Tassels On Fertile Farms As Hay Crop
Jesup Iowa July 10 Special In a five acre field at E V Donaldson on the edge of Jesup tassels show at the ends of tall stalks after hot days. The field has high fertility from manure and clover and will be seeded to alfalfa. Donaldson expects heavy hay yields from sweet clover and red clover mixtures, with planned long rotation and pasture use for cattle hogs and horses.
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Jesup
E. VY
Donaldson
J. H. Copenhaver
Donald
Crop of Hemp Eradicates Quack Grass in Mitchell Co
Extension specialist F. G. Cherchill noted hemp may kill quack grass and Canada thistle. In Mitchell county a prior weed-infested field now thick with hemp shows near full weed elimination. About 1090 acres grow hemp. profitability hinges on nearby factories and markets for hemp products.
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Mitchell CO
Osage
F. G. Cherchill
Mitchell County
Tcere
Churchill
Farmers Questions and Comments Move Address Warp
Readers directed to send questions and comments to the Editor Farm Department in Waterloo Iowa with a corrected street address and phone reference. The note fixes contact details for farm department correspondence.
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Farm Department
Waterloo
Escoins Courict
Iowa
Hardin County Hog Market Gains From TB Eradication Effort
Chicago reports July 10 that Hardin county Illinois swine shipments earned farmers an extra $60 per hundredweight as packers paid a premium for TB free pork. The county campaign, funded by county and state support, reduced disease and left over $30,000 net county cost after two years.
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Chicago
Hardin County
Remarkable Corn Growth After Hail Cleared Oats
Milton Knight, a farmer near Silver City Iowa, reports three weeks after a hail storm that his field of oats was destroyed, he plowed and planted corn which is now knee high and ready to be laid by.
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Silver City
Milton Knight
Iowa Farmers Report Corn Yields and Acreage in 1923
The Associated Press summary notes 673 Iowa farmers reported an average 64 acres for corn per farm with 46 bushels per acre in 1923. National averages: 39 acres and 35 bushels per acre. Wheat and oats data show varied yields, while hay and pasture figures are not released. The state executive council will use these figures for assessment and review Monday morning.
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Associated Press
Deas Maines
Iowa
United States Department of Agriculture
State Executive Council
Jardine Talk Draws Farmers to Ames at ISU
A crowd including A. Smucke terloo, A. Burger, George Mathes, and others from Cedar Falls and nearby towns attended a talk by W. M. Jardine, secretary of agriculture, at Iowa State College. The event began at 10 30 a m and was also heard by radio on WO radio.
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M. Guan
Bingham
Ames
Traer
A. Smucketerloo
A. A Burger
George Mathes
Cedar Falls
Ptay
W. M. Jardine
Iowa State College
A. D. Chapin
Tripoli
Bremer County
Oreau
Antes
Buchanan County Dairy Club Shows Breeds At Fair
Jesup Iowa July 10 Special At Buchanan county fair in Independence August 18 boys and girls in dairy calf club work will compete in judging with the top three selected to represent the county at Dairy Cattle Congress Waterloo September 28. George Ekstrom and L A Watters with Iowa State Dairy Association will train the team for intensive preparation after the fair. The club plans a demonstration on Clean Milk and will exhibit calves at Independence and Waterloo with Holsteins Guernseys and Jerseys. There are 35 juniors in the dairy calf club with 19 near Jesup and they are preparing gunny sack blankets to keep coats pliable.
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Jesup
Buchanan County
Independences
Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
George Ekstrom
L. A. Watters
Fuller
Thompson
Fliss
Nesfield
Sherman
Schmidt
Frush
Independence
Cattle Congress
Guchanan
Wheat Market Dives After Early Rally Amid Heat Fears
The Wheat market opened lower on July 10 as government crop concerns and cooler northwest weather weighed. September and December futures edged down with losses after an initial rally, while corn and oats followed mixed directions on rising expectations for the corn crop and weaker oats. Provisions stayed firm with hogs, as traders weighed weather and supply signals.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Liverpool
Two Days to Study Alfalfa and Clover on Tama Co Farms
A Tama County Iowa extension study tour for farmers focuses on alfalfa and sweet clover care and sowing methods. The two day event on July 16 and 17 includes visits to multiple farms, with H. W. Warner of the Iowa extension service attending to share expertise.
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Tama Co
Toledo
Yuma County
Ti. W. Warner
Iowa
Richland Township
August Ehlers
Tama
H. H. Lichty
Frank Ward
Montour
Garwin
Harry Clough
Rubin
Howard Towinship
Claus Raum
Amity
Ehurch
J. B. Raudbaugh
Geneseo
Zobel
Brothers
Dysart
Ralph Schuhart
Dick Sieman
Schuhart Farm
Stock Market Edges Higher Amid Caution In Opening
Mixed early trading saw copper and rail shares advance while many issues moved on fractional grounds. Dodge Brothers hit a new peak as investors awaited U S Steel tonnage data, with profit taking and short selling affecting autos and other sectors.
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Associated Press
New York
General Railways
Dodge Brothers Common
Stove
United States
Auto Ivanes
Automobile Group
Oll
General Electric
American Ice
Pynewriter
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Gar & Foy
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Reading
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FYE es-Overly Woolsorth
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts Heat Up
New York and Chicago markets show varied dairy and poultry quotes with butter creamery firsts and extras, cheese types including Young Americas and Daisies, and live poultry moves. Waterloo and grain sections list additional market data and cattle, hogs, hay, and hides from local firms, reflecting a broad wholesale trade snapshot.
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Waterloo
Waterlegd Mills Co
Stanard
FERES
Swift & Co
Reth Backing Co
B. Rach
Eals
Barelay & Son
Eee Ltd
Timothy
Colin Broa
Business Men Urged to Boycott Bootleggers in Prohibition Message
Portland July 10 Stanley B Vandersall of Boston told the thirtieth International Christian Endeavor convention that business men can help enforce the eighteenth amendment by boycotting bootleggers. He said buyers with money back the liquor trade and urged a boycott slogan to undermine bootlegging.
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Portland
Ore
Stanley B
Borcott
Orchard notes and visiting circle updates
Mr and Mrs Vert Helier returned Sunday from a Bevettl days visit with friends near Fort Drige. Mr and Mrs Elmer Sailer left Saturday evening by auto for Peoria to spend a week with friends. Me and Mrs Vert teller will look after their business here during the absence of Mr and Mrs Snyder. Mahlon Greene came home Friday from St Ansgar after several days with his friend Allen Balduce.
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Harry Hocken
Harold
Great Lakes
Frank McFee
Anoke
Minn
Joan Hardy
James Carey
Ho.Olela
Hawaii
Thomas Farrell
San Francisco
Carey
Jake Reese
Royalton
H. F
Qeehard
Vert Helier
Fort Drige
Elmer Sailer
Peoria
Vert Teller
Mrs. Snyder
Mahlon Greene
St Ansgar
Hogs steady to higher as receipts top 18 000 in Chicago market
Hog receipts around 18 000 with prices 24 to 40 cents above Thursday’s average. Slaughter hogs 199 to 300 pounds quoted at 13.28 to 13.60, 150 to 190 pounds around 15.00 to 13.60, sow and feeder quotes mixed. Cattle and sheep receipts reported with mixed steady to higher tones on select classes. calves and herd stock showing varied demand.
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Bioux Guy
Kansas
Chicago
Hoge
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Hermenas
Yenia
Associated Press
WBAG
Plains
Souin AL Law
Minn
Juy
Freshy Puger
Alanses
Nebraska
Texas
Vegetable Crops in Iowa Good Fruit Quantity Not High
Des Moines July 10 The Iowa Horticultural Society and crop reporting bureau issued a monthly crop condition statement. Vegetable crops across Iowa are reported as good to excellent with exceptionally good size. Fruit prospects are mixed with several items at low levels such as peaches and cantaloupes.
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Iowa
iBy
Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa Horticultural Society
Crop Reporting Bureau
Campbell Jerseys Set for Fair Circuit This Season
Campbell Jersey herd owner W J Campbell plans a fitting period before a fall fair circuit. The group will join the Des Moines main circuit at the state fair, visit Waterloo exposition, and show at several smaller events. Lyman Campbell and Ed Geraghty will lead the cattle with McGregor, Iowa, providing test substitution via the Buchanon Black Hawk team.
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Desup
Jersey
W. J. Campbell
Campbell Jersey Farm
Des Moines
Dairy Castte
Lyman Campbell
W. 4
Ed Geraghty
Buchan
Black Hawk Test Association
Geraghty
John Geraghty & Sons
McGregor
State Extension Service
The Modern Girl of Forty Inspires Youth Elixir Talk
Brighton report covers Dr. Percy Hall praising women of forty who shed old garments for light air and silk wear. He says modern women appear twenty, play golf, tennis, and socialize late, claiming emancipation in body and mind. He jokes a silk tax would harm health.
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Brighton
Eng
Royal Institute of Public Health
Percy Hall
England
Hall
Winston Churchill
Women in Business Guarded by Marriage as Aim
Chicago July 10 President Jesse Grant Chapline of La Salle extension university says most women in business lack ambition and wait for marriage. He cites that only one in twenty women students pursues a business administration course for an executive role among the nation's working women.
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Chicago
Jesse Grant Chapline
la Salle Extension University
United States
Chapline
Local Social Notes from Hudson and Nearby Towns
Mrs Mxtion Hines visits her parents Mr and Mrs A A Wilson in Hudson. Miss Alfreda Nicaher of Hancock Minnesota summers with sister Mrs Archie Watters. Mrs Barbera Strayer visits Clarence Stevens family in Reinbeck. The Strager party visits Ocheyedan relatives. Ralph Bowen leaves for Milwaukee to work in electrical engineering. Miss Louise Whitman of Monmouth Illinois visits friend Mrs D W Axon. Miss Fran Schmidtke heads to California for a new home. Andrew Christofferson recovering from a storm injury. Mrs Sam Watters spends a week with daughter Mrs Charles Bolvt in Waterloo. Miss Annetta McMillan to spend time at Lisbon Ohio. Mr and Mrs M D Lofton and John Smith return from Newton Illinois after father’s death. Mr and Mrs Henry Lafrenzy return from four weeks at Lake Adel Minnesota.
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Ralph Bowen
Milwaukee
Louise Whitman
Monmouth
D. W. Axon
Fran Schmidtke
California
Andrew Christofferson
Sam Watters
Charles Bolvt
Waterloo
Annetta McMillan
Lisbon
M. D. Lofton
John Smithenry
Newton
Henry Lafrenzy
Lake Ade
Minn
Fairbank News Briefs Include Visits and Birth
Fairbank Iowa notes include Nat Elis and family visiting Cedar Falls relatives, Mildred Whitehead traveling to Rochester Minnesota for tonsil removal, Carl Reehkenmner and Ralph Valentini families linked to newborns, and Nellie Bushby spending Independence Day with Des Moines relatives. Elekethers return from Colfax treatments.
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