Rural Elevators Show Steady Pace In Grundy Co
Center Iowa July 20 Farmers cooperative elevators in Grundy County show conservative management and steady growth. Morrison Morrison’s Conrad Beaman and other towns run aging but efficient plants with capacities up to 25 000 bushels. Beaman Beaman’s stockholders number 200 and grain handling hits hundreds of thousands. Conrad grain market cited as highly stable.
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Center
s-Here
Grundy
Rex Farmers
Morrison's
Morrisan
Teinbeck
Grundy Center
Morrison
Ely
George Stumbaugh
Toni James
Miller
Ensminger Secrea Stout
Armers Elevator
A. D. Weir
Stout
Conrad
Svator
Elainyer
Thess Aection
Chiest
Frank Bulkman
Une
Co- Operative Laws of
Iowa
Milk and cheese reform drives Voigt bill support
An Ohio Farmer editorial urges voters to back senators for the Voigt bill, arguing that filled milk and oleomargarine harm real milk demand and consumer health, while supporting stricter controls on the oleomargarine industry. Wallace's Farmer calls for practical agricultural museums and a livestock, grain, and farm equipment standardization push to aid farmers and education nationwide.
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Ohio
Blough Leads June Poultry Records in Black Hawk County
Elmer Blough, Grange township farmer, tops the June poultry record flocks in Black Hawk County with receipts of 142.86 and feed costs 27.95. His 118 birds produced 1,401 eggs at 43.3 percent. Second place goes to Russell Kline with 155 birds yielding 1,708 eggs and 14.02 in feed. Third is Mrs. Fred Sanders with 295 birds laying 4,279 eggs and 33.65 in feed. Fifth is W. W. Hotchkiss with 41.83 receipts and 15.20 feed, 35 percent. In Hardin County Eldora reports show Lawter’s White Leghorns at New Providence with 56.5 percent and C I Martin’s Buff Leghorns at 44.4 percent.
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Elmer BE. Blough
Grange Township
Black Hawk County
Russell Kline
Fred Sanders
E. White
Flack
White
Illingis
Wateriad
W. W. Hotchkiss
J. N. Meyer
Waterloo
EH. O. Galtin
Cedar Falls
H. E. Cleveland
Alice C. Morgan
Hardin
Eldora
Hardin County
Marion Olson
Boutee
Pp. Lawter
New Providence
C. I. Martin
Ames
Barclay Township Farmer Refuses to Abuse His Fields
G. G. Kleckner of Barclay Township manages 40 acres of oats turned to clover with two years of good results. He reports hay yields of 120 tons in 1921 and 159 tons this year, with plans to apply 600 tons of manure and plant to Torpedoes cost $15,000 each, and to corn.
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Barclay
G. G. Kleckner
Kleckner
Behelihorn & Son Sell 28 High-Grade Cattle in Tama County
In Crystal township Tama county James Behelihorn and Son sold 28 head of high-grade black baby beeves for 1916.13 to Goken and Son and other livestock dealers. The cattle were bought in a thin condition last January for 560 dollars.
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Tame
James Behelihorn & Son
Crystal Township
Tama County
Goken & Son
Traar
Residents Warn Of Threat to Town Farms
Neighbors from Ixleckner warn that skimming the top soil would risk true crops and long term farm viability, urging local authorities to consider soil integrity and farmland protection.
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Ixleckner
Local Girls Club Gets Well Started
One of Black Hawk county's junior girls clubs named Lots of Pop Club held its second meeting on Tuesday July 18 at Mildred Minish's home. Seven more girls attended than at the first meeting and enthusiasm rose. The group decided to adopt sewing as the season's main project and several members have already begun their garments.
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Black Hawk County
Mildred Minish
Local stock judges in demand in Black Hawk County
Local stock judges are in high demand with Harvey Hess and Hugh G. Van Pelt noted as outstanding in Black Hawk County Iowa. Others include J P Eves BE Estes and several partners. Hess and Brown loom as rivals and many judges are booked for dates nationwide. Van Pelt plans trips to Toronto Berlin Center and Louisville shows.
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Black Hawk County
Iowa
Harvey Hess
Hugh G. van Pelt
Heef
van Pelt
J. P. Eves
Towa Dairy Association
BE. S. Estes
Dairy Cattle Congress
Hess
John Brown
Lloyd Loonan
Charley Griffith
al Minish
Toronto
Berlin Center
Louisville
Brockhart Active in Rifle Instruction With Guardsmen
Des Moines July 20 Colonel Smith reports Brockhart has been taking an active part in rifle instruction with the national guard troops at Camp Dodge this week. He said the work is recreation for him.
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P Brockhart
Des Moines
Col. Smith
Brockhart
National Buard
Camn Dodge
Logal Jerseys Sweep Fargo Show In Jersey Class
Two Waterloo Jersey Farm and Campbell entries dominated the Fargo North Dakota cattle show with 19 firsts and numerous seconds and thirds. Campbell's Bobby You'll Do carried senior and grand championship titles while Waterloo took top honors in junior champion and several calf classes among 75 Jerseys judged by H. W. Kilden of Iowa State College.
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Yiat
Waterloo
Fargo
N. DL
Waterloo Jersey Farm
We. Campnes Jesup
North Dakota
Rand
Campbell
Bobby
Waterloo Jersey
Waterlo Jersey Farm
Financial Fancy Buttercity
Jersey
Nelfer
H. WH. Kilden
Iowa State College
Iowa horticulturists to study hardy crops across midwest
Plant breeding experts from college experiment stations will tour Des Moines Madison County Ames Charles City St Ansgar and St Ansgar onion regions from Aug 15 to 18 during the Great Plains section gathering of the American Society of Horticultural Science Their aim is to observe conditions and exchange methods rather than hold formal papers and indoor sessions.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Middlewest
Canada
Great Plains
American Society of Horticultural Science
Madison County
Winterset
H. C. Wallace
Col. Smith Brookhart
Ames
State Agricultural College
Charles City
St. Ansgar
Association
Former Iowa Falls man forges financial success
Don Farrell, once of Iowa Falls, heads Apex Copper in Colorado Springs, now crushing 49 tons daily and planning to double output. He left Iowa Falls for Kansas City where he led Moler Barber College and now controls multiple barber colleges in Kansas City, Denver, Omaha and beyond.
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Towa Falls
Don Farrell
Iowa Falls
Apex Copper Company
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Farrell
Kansas City
Moler Barber Colliege
Denver
Omaha
Parkersburg News Briefs From Waterloo and Nearby
Local notes report residents visiting relatives in Aledo Cedar Falls and Shell Rock. Moves include families relocating to Hamp ton Berwyn and upper rooms Shinners Building. A theater company plans a stunt show in Nicklaus pasture. Market notes from New York mention wheat corn oats and dairy receipts at Waterloo plant. A Fellowship class picnic at Cedar River park replaces Byennes park to allow attendance at a baseball game.
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Stydy Uv
H. J. Merlien
Waterloo
John Hoffman
Kr. Chamberlin
Aiute
Aledo
Til
W. Tiedeman
Aredale Monlay
Lois Perso
Cedar Falls
Walter Wilson
Hampton
Gkke van Hanen
Hilsboro
Irving Geissman
Sioux City
Edwards
Pr. Warner
Slpestone
Minn
Philo Parker
Cedar Walls
Harry Maxson
Greeno
R. H. Mulder
C. E. Frederick
Richard Walker
Hobson
Nicklaus
Bert Hull
Gordon
George Foote
Alvina Torneth
Shell Rock
Isaac Raines
Oskaloosa
Helen Kemmerer
M. OB
M. E
Cedar River Park
Preacher Walks 1200 Miles Home After Interstate Trek
Rev. Walter Schwedler, pastor of the Congregational church at Argo Illinois, walked from Argo to Waterloo Iowa and across Minnesota and Wisconsin before reaching Waterloo. He traveled about 40 miles a day, sleeping outdoors most nights, and plans to return to Argo by July 26. He carried a bivouac kit and slept in blankets, refusing rides despite offers.
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Congregational
Argo
Hove
Waterloo
Ife
EL Park
Fairmont College
Wiehsta
Kan
Wien
Rolling
Atego
Minneapolis
Min
Che
Winconsin
Minnesota
Mr. Schwedier
Trantsmond Avenue
Haswell
Dubuque
Schwedler
Park
Wichita
Chicago
Washington Lunch to Open Two-Story Eatery Saturday
The Washington Lunch will open at 710 Sycamore Street Saturday with Christ Arvaneten in charge. Service runs from 6 a.m. to 1 a.m. The notice also mentions Lutheran baseball teams Trinity and First Lutheran playing Friday at East High Athletic Field at 6:18 p.m.
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Washington
Sycamore Street
Christ Arvaneten
Trinity Lutheran
First Lutheran
East High
Wheat strike outlook bullish factor reported
The Associated Press Chicago bureau notes potential uptick from a railway strike easing, lifting wheat futures with September around 1 14, and December near 1 30 as export demand supports prices. Corn and oats firmed but constrained by supply logistics. late session drift higher before turning mixed, with provisions showing strength.
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Chita
Wal
Provisiona
Grain and livestock markets mixed across major U S centers
Reports from Peoria Kansas City St Louis Minneapolis and Chicago show corn oats wheat and barley prices with varied receipts and no clear trend. Hogs cattle and sheep futures move mixed with several markets noting steadiness or slight firming amid general trading activity.
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City Gmaik
Kansas City
ST. Louis Grain
St. Louis
aTize
Minneapolis
Minneapo Asian
Joseph Livestock Market Report From Joseph Missouri
Receipts show 1,100 cattle and 2,060 sheep with prices steady to higher on cattle and lambs. Top cattle weights around 90 to 70 range with feeder bids steady, while fat lambs reach about 12.75 and ewes average near 7.00.
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Bt. Joseph
Tampa
Omaha Livestock Market Mixed Receipts Steady to Higher
Omaha stockyards report mixed cattle and hog receipts with varying bids. Cattle demand steady to higher on lighter weights while heavier cattle and veal show strength. hogs steady to 10 cents higher with prime weights around 10.50. Sioux City following shows cattle slow to steady with steers and yearlings 8 to 15.50, hogs around 9 to 10.25, sheep unsettled near 12.60 to 12.90 for lambs.
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Associated Irons
Chicago
Wolk
Early
Wales
Ught
Sioux City
Market notes from New York and Waterloo July 20
Stocks and bonds mixed as Mexican Petroleum leads gains at the opening. Reports include foreign exchange levels, commodity prices, and market activity in copper steel and oil shares. Also listed are grain futures, cotton quotes, and Waterloo market summaries for commodities and livestock.
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Atl
Gults& i Indias
Lla Bre
Baltimore Ohio Ae Aay
Bethlehem
New York Chicago Produce Markets Report Aged Prices
Market notes from New York and Chicago dated July 20 show irregular receipts across dairy produce with creamery butter around 37c and 2642 37¢ creamery extras, eggs at 19 21?c ordinary firsts and 22c extras, and cheese mostly steady. Poultry and veal prices vary little with live poultry steady and turkeys around 25c, chickens 21c, roosters 14 3/4c, while western cattle and veal remain within recent ranges, Kansas City and St Louis markets show muted movement.
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New York
New Jersey
Chicago
ISM Wasige
Bick Ifc
Brotlers
Taney
Sugar and Silver Prices Hit Fresh Records in New York
In New York on July 20, raw sugar set high season records at 3.34e cost and freight, with August shipments quoted around 12.60% bags from 221-16 3%c, and centrifugal at 8.36e. Foreig n bar silver traded at 70c per Mexican dollar, with 5245 noted in market reports.
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New York
Aiong
Silvee
Arkansas Peaches Hit Chicago Market Amid Steady Demand
AP reports Arkansas grown peaches appeared on Chicago markets with steady to firm prices and strong commission demand. Virginia Irish potatoes declined to 3.00 a barrel while cantaloupes and watermelons saw ongoing shifts. eastern yellow apples rose to 50 cents a bushel. 4 055 cars shipped from southern points. Michigan celery weak under heavy crop reports.
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Chicago
Arkansas
Virginia
Michigan
California
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