HEDAR FALLS CEDAR FALLS HORSESHOE CHAMPION
Bert Rogers of Cedar Falls wins the city horseshoe title at Island Park beating 15 year old Jenn Bovey in the final. Rogers earned three straight 30 point wins and claims the big perpetual trophy after previously holding it last year. Bovey, a Bennington farm youth, earned a smaller silver cup for his division despite tough odds and stiff competition.
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Ringer
Bert Rogers
Hirgeshoe
Cedar’ Falls
Weonoty
Wr City
Island Park
Jenn Bovey
Farmer Teher
Black Hawk Eounty
E-City
Waterpol Evening Courier
Black Hawk
Bovey
Kildahank County
Hattie
Rogers
Ovey
Bennington
Bovveys
Lawn City Horse Shoe Club
Jackson
Cedar Falls
Huntley
Wolstein Herd Leads Hardin County Cow Test in June
Eldora Iowa July 17 W W Meforn s herd of Holsteins led the Hardin County Cow Test association for June with an average of 435 pounds butterfat. W H Drierwa Falls and R Waggoner of Iowa Falls followed with averages near 42 pounds. Clarence I nshaw New Providence had a grade Holstein herd in fourth. The high cow was a grade Holstein owned by W McCord yielding 64 pounds butterfat from 1791 pounds milk.
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Eldora
F. Me‘orn
Ardin County
Hine
W. H
Subsidies and coastal trade push stir western views
The Journal of Commerce editorial notes mixed western opinion on steamship subsidies and the St Lawrence route. It argues subsidies won’t lower freight, that American owners may face retaliation, and questions future costs up to 160 million dollars. It also reports a surge in cooperative egg marketing nationwide with creameries and exchanges expanding in Minnesota Nebraska Missouri Wisconsin New England and New York New Jersey.
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Tha Journal of Commerce
Suicidies
Seaboard States
Seaboard
St. Lawrence Waterway
Duluth
Secretary of Agriculture
Journal of Commerce
Treasury
Pacific Coast
Ege
Minnesota
Nebraska
Missouri
Wisconsin
Illinois
New “England
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Michigan
Poultry thieves to be fought in Floyd County
Charles City Iowa July 17 war is declared on chicken thieves in Floyd County as farmers organize to combat the world’s smallest thief. County Attorney Linnell Sheriff Gray and county agent W L Dickinson back a rising campaign with patrols and identification ideas.
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Charles City
Floyd County
Pest
W. L. Dickinson
Linnell
Gray
Bherif Gray
Compensation Law Affects Farmers
Judge Woodruff in Red Oak awards Frank Spurgeon of Bedford damages of 3360 under the workmen's compensation act for injuries in 1921 when a car owned by James Salter wrecked. Spurgeon died after the incident. This legal decision may set a precedent for Iowa farmers.
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Woodruff
Red Oak
Frank Spurgeon
Bedford
James Salter
Spurgeon
Salter
Rworth
Towa
Four Steers Killed On Railway Track Near Grundy Center
Four steers owned by L. M. Hawn were killed by a passenger train near Grundy Center Iowa after wandering from pasture onto the rail right of way. The cattle broke out and crossed the tracks unseen by the train crew until it was too late. Local people reported the accident occurred last week amid other community notes and visits.
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Grundy Center
L. M. Hawn
Hawn
Uly
Missen Mar Road
Kickhem
Teru, Sr
Marice
Waterlon
iBerrenson
Samuel Fike
T. Ts
the Haven
Harmer Fika
George Nehar
Iowa City
Missax Ruth Sorenson
Marie Mickhosf
Peru
Ruth Fike
Wiston
Hones
Gleanera
Cluse
Ifer- Imyan Grady
Grady
aemAab
John Cunningham
Hartzell Elgin
Bo Ao Hartzell
Dizon
Aresuner
Sam Fike
Marriage Licenses in Orange Township Names Hunter and McGlather
Waterlon and Ethel McGlather of Waterloo. Burton Faust of Brooklyn. ac tTda Fresbern of Quasqueton, all listed among marriage licenses. A brief note mentions a silent and detective salesman connected to a former ad in the Canriar.
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Joseph Hunter
Waterlon
Ethel McGlather
Waterloo
Burton Faust
Brooklyn
Fresbern
Quasqueton
Nate Ad
Canriar
County Y Will Have Boys Camp
County youth and nearby area boys, ages 10 to 16 with parental consent, are invited to a 10 day camp at Waterloo north of Cedar Rapids from Aug. 4. Cost is 6.50 with 1.60 paid in advance. activities include swimming boating hiking baseball volleyball and tennis. Recommended gear includes a wash kit, bedroll, flashlight, and a basic camp kit. physicians will supervise health and safety.
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Go AL
Helimeer
Secona Anhony
Waterloo
Bile
Cedarats
Walter
Huxford
Voys
Rehmover
Poya
Oullook
Hawk County
Paih
Hehmeter
Cedar Ralis
Senu
John Sweeney
Waterloo Electric Supply Company
Kodak
Butler Awards Contracts for 15 Miles of Primary Road
Butler county supervisors authorize grading of about 16 miles of primary road in Butler county Iowa. Five miles run on the Viajact east west through Shell Rock, with the remainder on Grant highway between New Hartford and Parkersburg. A bridge over a railroad crossing near Parkersburg and New Hartford waits on agreement with Northwestern Railroad. Graveling contracts for completed sections expected to begin soon.
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Parkersburge
New Hartford
Heard of
Northwestern Railroad Company
Bremer Farmer Buys New Stock After Condemned Cows
Waverly July 17 Henry Luloff a Bremer farmer bought 36 head of high grade tested Holstein cows after inspectors condemned nearly all his herd on a prior visit. He sold off the healthy cattle he had left and traveled to Jesup to acquire new stock, now returning to work.
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Waverly
Henry Luloff
Luloff
Jesap
Judge Farm Work Sparks Weekend Friction in Iowa
Mechanicsville Iowa July 17 Judge John T Mofft renominated for a third term recalls farm roots and the eight hour day clash with a neighbor farmer over harvest work The judge sought a weekend home but faced demand for long days and overtime his farm boss insisting on eight tours in morning and afternoon ending in a chilly standoff between them.
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Mechanicsville
John T. Mofft
Tinton
Naigaborhoot
Cedar County
Armer
Sheriff makes arrest with amianthine product found
A sheriff with a snatch warrant searched the home of Charles Mirm mattkie and found an opiate like bill and a quantity of the manufactured product, plus other items. he took them to Waverly and will summon Mummettkte. Also notes many local visits and births as residents travel between North Pratt Nebraska Minneapolis and other towns for family and social visits.
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Prederika
Jwsy
D. A. Kruse
Charles Mirmmattkie
Waverly
Charles Harvey
North Pratt
Ireland Rice
Ft. Dodge
Mahri McGee
Daryl
Burdette Wier
Northfeld
Ming
Mroo
Prankive
Wil Stevers
Gothenburg
Neb
Moen Doria Cronkhite
Minneapolis
Minn
Ginnica
Leach
Red
Hampton
Mlogsie Weap
Minnepaolis
Cook Asd Gon
Hary
Chicago
Wheat Prices Rise on Weather After Black Rust Fears
Wheat futures fluctuated as favorable northwest weather eased black rust fears. Sept and Dec contracts moved, with gains then waning amid mixed Minnesota reports. Corn and oats held firm while provisions tied to hog markets. Kansas City grain and Peoria market quotes noted varied prices and livestock receipts.
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Associated Press
Board of Trade
Vloxe
Imle
Mack
Minnesota
Onte
East St Louis Livestock Market Receipts and Costs
Livestock receipts around 7,000 hogs cattle and sheep with bids lower. Prices listed for steers 9.26 per hundredweight, yearlings 34.00, bulk cows 5.60, bulls 4.25, veal calves 2.50. hogs top 210.80, averages around 10.68 for 200-250 pound pigs. lambs steady, mutton and fat lambs mixed. wheat receipts noted with prices in St Louis and Omaha markets.
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Kansas City
Kangas City
Hest Venture
Sheen Strongght Ewes
Heavies
Touth
Lil
Fulywistear
St, Joseph
Joseph
Ariy
Idaho
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
ST. Louis
Leroe Dabriy
Chemksy
Lavin
Westsaan
New York Chicago Produce Markets Mixed Prices Report
New York July 17 market notes show varied quotes across dairy poultry and coffee items. Creamery and extras rise while certain whites and browns move differently. futures for coffee show slight gains.
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New York-Chicago
New York
New Jersey
Toledo
Trarby
Arate Degrimber
Western
Rannery
Gath
By Express
SMG
Shel Turk Ina Shell Chieigy
Chicago
Folyet Ratter
Visas
Tonleyy
Turkess
Ehrokers
Rowaters
Been
Ducks
Oorrsr
Coffea, Rin
Nea
Eaey
Deromher
Bremer Leads as Henin Hatches Early Pace At Fair
At Stony Clu city livestock market receipts reach 3000 with feeders and yearlings steady to weak. Cattle and calves show varied bids with feeders and steers trading around 7.59 per cwt. Mixed stock and packing grades mix through the day as buyers maintain cautious bids. New York financial notes mention foreign exchange and Mexican dollars amid ongoing market chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recelfyn
Shef Tereigts
Lota
Breck Exchange Developments Open With Mixed Recession Marks
The Breck Exchange Developments opened with recessions varying from fractional to point, pressured by coal and railroad strike fears. Transportation issues were mild, while Teerneaardase market led by heavy equipment demand, profit-taking trimmed gains. Mexican Petroleum and several domestic stocks drifted. United States Steel and a few others showed modest strength as traders watched for further shifts.
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Associated Press
New York
Breck Exchange Developmente
Mexican Petroleum
United States Steel
Seduetelas AlconGk
Catern Union Telegraph
Tittle
Commission Chouses
Rai
Hallimore & Qohlo
Great Northern
Canadian Pacific
Orm
Sunatra Tobacco
Callaigney
Finsl
American Beth Sugar
American Car & Foundry
American Smelting & Refining
American Sumatra
American T, & Te
Atchison
Baltmore & Ohio
Bethlehent Steel
Central Leather
Cerpesa Chesapeake & Ohio
Ulllesgo, MA. & al. Paul
Corn Producta
Crucible Steel
General Matora
Great Northern Ors Ctis Gondrich Ca
Mer, Marine Ltd
International Paper , Kennecott
New York Central DE Sesepee
Norfolk & Western
Ponnayionia
Trendinge
Tien, Tren & Sre Texas Co
Tabac
Market Report on Saturday Livestock Prices and Sales
Chicago bids and sales detail cattle and hogs with prices across weight classes. Strong demand for top quality steers and packers bidding high while inferior grades and some sows show softer demand. Lambs and veal mixed with mostly steady to lower prices as buyers push bids.
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Farm Department Evening Courier
Iowa
Hedar
Droeshoe
Courier
Wolstein
Association
Reinbeck
Henry Builtus
Ardes
Resolvef
Cheternty
Farm Bureau
COW Test Association Blank
Lam
Cow Testing Association
Black Hawk County
Orange Township
Guyer
Butler
Bremer
Diotrigt Judge Farmg
Tipton
Frederika
James Feneyga
South Nokstn
Speck
Qua Mantis
Albert Johnson
Dows
Jim Garway
Mis
Agnes
Harvey
New Hampton
Wiested
John Carney
Huttle Jonas
Paul
Ty. Huane
Charles Golding
Will
Thoma Alene
J. J. Hureiwila
Io Chienen
Ates
Gus Hinkley
Mins
Lucile
Tha Twine
Dorothea
David
Raginsbove
Malan
Delphis
Kan
Levitae
Mix Farm
Nample Sade
Law
Provi Park
Kawsas City Grain
Kansas Cy
Prairie
Proria Grad
Peoria
Geipts
Dee Bent
Sai
Wyatt
Aest
Olloo
East ST. Louis Livestock
Slade
Fide
Tenond
Apel
Autet
Taturis
Henin Bremer
Erorta
Mancy
Poreign Secwrawenx
Poreiay Exchange
Great Brttain
Cab
France
Ttaty
Relztura
Germany
He Nursway
Holland
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Greece
Bolana
Echo
Slovakia
Sroenting
Brazil
Montreal
Northern
Southern
East &J. Louis
Carson
Track
Uoral
United States
Eastern Shore
Virginia
St. Lowis
ArLestat
Paykers Vos
York
Rt. Touts
Springs
Vie
Rensas
Kensole City
Lawer
Mark
Eress
Ricks
Waterton Co-Opérative Dairy J Company
YaAturday
W . Srry
Associated Preéay
Weber
Gaterdas
Geoight
Kradex
Packera
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