Wheat Market Curbed by Supplies and Germany Credit
Chicago July 21 The wheat market turned on liberal receipts and track-delivery pressure, with a rally spurred by news Germany obtained a $15 million wheat credit in Britain. Initial quotes mixed then slight gains across futures, while bearish crop reports later softened prices. Corn and oats rose modestly as provisions and hogs steadied, with quotes for No 1 red wheat around 1.22 to 1.23 and nearby futures showing small gains.
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Northwest
Germany
Real
Britain
Liverpool
Grain prices and quotes from St. Louis and Peoria markets
Chicago style feed and grain prices show Wheat No. 2 red No. 1 white values around 62 to 63 cents. Corn No. 3 yellow around 54 to 55 cents. Oats No. 3 white near 35 to 39 cents. Trade notes indicate steady demand and mixed lots in St. Louis and Peoria reports.
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Louis Grad
St. Lois. Mo
Peoria
Livestock Prices Fairly Steady Amid Mixed Market Signals
Receipts total 8 060 hogs 25 to 50 cents higher top 10 05 estimated bulk better grades 9 25 to 10 00 cattle receipts 2 700 beef steers steady to higher handyweights 3 25 and 6 25 higher for stockers and feeders light cows and bulls weaker sheep 7 009 lambs firm to higher with western weights up to 5 50 and yearlings around 7 00 to 7 50 feeders strong early top lambs 7 50
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Xeo
Air Sissnres
Wex
Wethe
Sioux City Livestock and Produce Prices Report
Sioux City market reports show cattle receipts at 1,100 with grass and fed cattle mostly higher. Hogs at 7,000 head up about 25 to 35 cents, sheep steady. York area markets mixed with fat cows, steers, and calves noted. Produce prices in New York and Chicago feature mixed butter, cheese, and poultry quotes with slight gains and declines.
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Sioux City
New York
Chicago
Bank clearings and agricultural prices reported in Waterloo week
Bank clearings for the week ending fair 01 show 3821 as reported by the Waterloo Clearing House. The sheet lists data on flour and eggs prices, cattle and hogs, hides, pelts, and vegetables with varying weekly gains and losses, plus Toledo seeds prices for clover seed and timothy bids.
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Sur
Aeth
Black Hawk County Aast Co
Waterloo
Waterloo Clearing House Asso
Sacraes
Dull Trading Reflects Easy Credit as Stocks Waver
New York July 21 stock market opened with little activity amid easing credit. Mexican Petroleum and other oils fell early while Reading United States Rubber and American Tobacco showed firmness. Bond prices and currencies moved on rate changes. overall trading remained extremely dull with many issues easing and only fractional gains or losses across sectors.
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Baldwin Locomotive
Goodrich
Norfolk & Western Reading
United States Steel Standard Oil Bid
City in Brief Notices and Local Updates
Various local notes include travel plans and returns for residents such as Anton Wangler and family trip to Muskogee Okla and John S. Bartley Jr after a Clear Lake visit. Police report night prowlers and bicycle theft. Dr. C. W. Bruner graduates orthodontia. fishing legality clarified. and civic leaders plan a summer conference at Clear Lake with Iowa Chamber of Commerce officials.
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Clear Lake
Marshalltown
Leonard Hayward
Cortlandt Street
Plainfield
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Ankeny Street
Rhey Street
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Chicago
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Mich
Geneseo
N. Y
Denver
Northwestern College Mens Glee Club
Naperville
Dike
Iowa Chamber of Commerce
Chautauqua
Wweioa Bree Ss
Pirie Bistil
Cattle and Sheep Market Report From Chicago Trade
Cattle receipts 8 000 with better grade steers active and steady. prime 257-pound yearlings at 3.75. top heavy steers to 9.26. bulk beef steers 7.25 to 8.75. bulls lower. calves steady. Sheep receipts 19 000 with lambs steady to strong. best westerns 10.86. natives 10.90 top. natives 6.00. yearlings 8.00 to 8.75. fat natives 3.50 to 3.75.
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Chicago
Kansas City Livestock Receipts Steady to Higher across Grades
Kansas City reports cattle receipts around 4 000 with steady to 1% higher prices for best grassers and lighter cattle. Cows unevenly lower, bulls and canners steady, feeder steers about 7 4 to 10 3. hogs 3 800 receipts up to 30 cents higher. sheep and lambs steady to 25 cents higher with top lambs near 9 25. East St Louis shows 2 200 cattle with strong steer demand and veal calves up to 10 50, hogs 11.00 top, sheep firm near 9 25 for lambs and 3 00 for ewes.
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Packer
Cholera registry shows surge in Russia and Baltic talks
The Moscow Izvestia reports 27,673 cholera cases registered by July 13, up from 13,476 by July 6. Railway passengers reveal 3,413 leases. Baltic states Latvia Estonia Lithuania and Poland agree to a Riga conference on frontier quarantine next week.
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Farmer Inquiry Letters to Editor Prompt Comment
Readers in Waterloo Iowa submit notes to the Evening Courier and Heporter through the Farm Department inviting discussion. A contact line appears as Phone 23%0 for submissions.
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Questcas
Evening Courier
Heporter
Waterloo
Iowa
Junior judges learn calf judging on Tama County D-Day tour
More than 50 youths joined a two day training trek for Tama County junior livestock judges led by County Agent James W. Pendry and Club Leader W. R. Nauman. The group visited farms in Buckingham Dysart and nearby to watch demonstrations on washing clipping feeding and hoof horn care with breeders and Iowa Beef Producers Association field rep Holley Groth guiding the sessions.
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Buckingham
Mr.Groth
Ting
J. R.thompson
Mr. Groth
William Kroeger
Henry Zobel
Hagle Lane
Dysart
Pendry
Nauman
T. J
Genevieve Southard
Ben Metz
B. G. Schafer
George Dolezal
John Abbe
A. Buchanan
Marshall
Dairy Marketing Campaign Begins in Minnesota
Minnesota launches a statewide drive to unite 600 cooperative creameries into the Minnesota Cooperative Creameries Association Inc. Farmers will explain the new agency to creamery directors and patrons across 12 districts through July to September, with stock shares valued at 25 dollars and one share per 30 000 pounds of butterfat handled annually.
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St. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
Minnesota Co-Operative |Eameries Association, Inc
Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation
A. J. McGuire
Plarm Bureau
Farmers Oppose Daylight Saving Move in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania farmers led by Lancaster County Farm Bureau oppose daylight saving as city interests push for reforms. The movement is described as a win for natural clockkeeping. 12,000,000 pounds of wool pooled through wool-producing state farm bureaus were reported in Minnesota. A Farm Bureau camp was planned at the Iowa State Fair with equipment available at moderate rates. Howard L. Lytton was named interim on the Chicago finance board. North Dakota veterinarians passed federal exams for accredited herd testing as part of TB eradication efforts. Texas Farm Bureau reports a massive cotton pool with 600,000 bales from 40,000 members, aided by Oklahoma and Mississippi signups. Michigan reports 93 cooperative grain elevators in the state farm bureau elevator exchange with 327 carloads shipped in June 1921.
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Wales
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Lansing
Mich
Co-Operative
Farm Bureau
State Farm Bureau Elevator Exchange
Cedar Falls Oats Field Yields Light Crop
In Black Hawk county most oats are light though a few fields may average up. George Hillton farm three miles northwest of Cedar Falls reports a 42 acre oats field that will average about 0 bushels per acre weighing 21 to 32 pounds per bushel.
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Black Hawk County
George Hi Ileton
Cedar Falls
Miss Hinman Former East High Principal Stricken in Dakota
Lydia Hinman aged nearly 70 and longtime principal of East High School is critically ill at her Steele Dakota home. She was found unconscious Monday in her Cedar County office where she served as county superintendent of schools for eight to ten years. Doctors suspect ptomaine poisoning or possible apoplexy. Rev L J Hammond and wife of Independence left for her bedside.
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East High School
Steele
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Cedar County
L. Hammond
Iowa Holstein Breeder Claims Iowa Stock Equal to National Leaders
Holger Larsen of Dike Grundy County argues Iowa Holsteins rival Wisconsin Minnesota and eastern dairies. He cites Drosky Cadig Vale Cornucopia and Forum Auggie De Kol as top cows with record performances and notes his herd of 59 with emphasis on individual quality over pedigrees. He also advocates whole milk for calves and strict sanitation at his farm.
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Grundy County farmer reports large oat yield
L. W. Plager of Grundy Center reports one of the season’s highest oat yields. A 40 acre field of Iowa 108 oats yielded 60 bushels per acre by measure and weighed 29 to 30 pounds per bushel.
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Grundy Center
Iowa
Waterloo man faces charge in $20 million stock fraud case
Special arrest of Theodore Doc Roy from Waterloo and Oelwein follows a scheme that duped George Smith of Oelwein out of 20 409. Roy and two associates allegedly led the fraud, with victims recruited via a Cleveland Ohio wheel factory investment and stock sales. Roy was taken into custody at Waverly and held pending superior court.
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Tariff revision topic discussed by Iowa farmers and Raleigh delegation
Iowa farm leaders met with E T Cunningham in Des Moines to probe potential inequalities in the tariff bill and to mobilize support for favorable changes. Representative Dickinson plans two weeks of district visits to gauge farmer conditions for Congress.
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Marital Woes in Local Divorce Petition
Walter R. French files for Irene Weich against George R. Weich a farmer alleging assault burning with a hot iron and choking. A restraining injunction is sought to protect plaintiff and children Frantes Georgia and Floyd and Boyd custody and alimony of 75 dollars a month for support.
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Irene
Obituary: Dr T D Tord of Plainfield Dies at 73
Dr. T D Tord, a World War II veteran and long time Plainfield physician, died Monday at 3 29 pm after a yearlong cancer battle and injuries from a January fall. Born February 1848, he leaves a widow, two sons Guy of Minneapolis and Frank of Waukegan, six grandchildren, and several relatives. Services planned for next Sunday at two churches with union involvement. funeral details forthcoming.
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