Pied Piper Dairy Art Wins Notice at Conference
Iowa dairy promotion gains at the semiannual Boston conference with two posters adopted for national use. Robert Brown’s "Modern Pied Piper" poster, from Abraham Lincoln school, Council Bluffs, will be distributed with changes. Dairy council plans include new exhibits at Dairy Castle Congress and the Iowa state fair with Gladys Coon supervising in Minnesota.
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Iowa
Boston
Clyde Bechtelheimer
Lawa Cresmnery
Manners’ Association
Towa
Ciation
Wilk
Iowa Extension Serving
Robert Browins
Robert Brown
Abraham Lincoln Sehool
Council Blutis, Jr
MEK Lares
Council Blutis Lads
New England
Creamery’ Association
Dairy Castle Congress
Lowa
Brigit
Gladys Coon
Minneapolis
Tere
Bechtelheimer
Dairy Council
Delaware
Ohio
District of Columbia
Strawberry Patches Need Renovation for Better Yield
Ames Ta Tay 24. Prof C ve Holsinger of Iowa State College horticultural extension says renovate backyard strawberry patches now for next year. Cut rows from 2 3 feet to six inches wide, remove old plants, leave six to eight inch plant clumps. Mow and burn tops to control diseases, cultivate all summer, thin surplus plants in August to avoid overcrowding.
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Ames
Tay
C. Ve Holsinger
Horticultural Extension Department
Iowa Suite College
Holsinger
Seven States Boost Belgian Horse Exhibit at Waterloo
Seven States plan larger Belgian horse show at Waterloo with breeders from Iowa Missouri Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan South Dakota and Michigan. Safley Brothers announce many Belgians will attend, as organizers rename the event the National Belgian Horse Show to reflect improved facilities and broader reach.
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Safley Brothers
Iowa
Miesouti
Weterloo
Wisconsin
Winos
South Dakota
Minnesota
Michigan
Judg
Farmers questions and comments invited
Readers are invited to send questions and comments to the Editor Farm Department at the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Iowa. Communications should be addressed with care to reach the editor and may be edited for publication.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Towa
Illinois Central System promotes dairying in Cherokee County
Illinois Central System promotes dairying in Cherokee County by introducing purebred animals. Three notable bulls Sir Herbert Hengerveld and two Jersey bulls were placed on local farms to boost dairy herds. The program, funded by the chamber of commerce and system, aims to expand dairy farming across the county as about 12 carloads of dairy cows arrive from established dairying regions.
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Illinois Central System
Cherokee County
C. H. Markham
Illhuid Central System
Ualue Pullread
Herbert Hengerveld
Cassie
Werbert
Rtiiretd
Chereken
Desiree County
Cherakees
Hlinois Central System
Iowa
Tennessee
Mississippi
Parmer
Exhibitors crowd Dairy Cattle Congress space expansion
The Dairy Cattle Congress draws many exhibitors as management reports strong demand for exhibit space. Waterloo's dairy exposition materials join the Iowa Creamery Secretaries and Managers Association display, with new lighting and pictures illustrating proper nutrition. Space comes from new hollow tile barns and other capacity improvements.
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Dairy Cattle Congress Management
Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Sel
Creamery Ass'n
Iowa
Dairy Council
New England
Clyde Hechtelheimer
Este
United States Department of Aericulture
Congress
Dewar Area Sees Trade Boost After Hail Storm Visit
Farmers in the hail stricken Dewar area work through damage, clearing debris and repairing fences and buildings while awaiting adjusters. Local traffic increases as hundreds visit the town to view barren fields and the General Store reports a rise in cream sales. Most farmers carry insurance and anticipate ongoing reconstruction until winter.
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Dewar
Pew
Canaries
Livestock Prices Slip at St Joseph Ring Sale
July session at St Joseph Livestock sees lower tone with hogs $20.90 to $24.50 and sows to $50, stockers and feeders around $4.20, signaling softer demand.
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ST. Joseph
Poultry Worm Remedy Proposed by Greene County Farmer
Greene Iowa July 24 Poultry in this area shows worm infestation says L C Deal who culls flocks He recommends a worm treatment using tobacco clippings steeped in water mixed with mash and epsom salts The plan aims to starve birds briefly then feed reduced mash with salts and to monitor salt water dosing to avoid poisoning Deal notes the Greene poultryman plans to exhibit an early hatched eight pound bird at Cedar Valley Fair in Cedar Falls next week
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Greene
Deal
Greene Poultryman
Cedar Valley Fair and Exposition
Cedar Falls
Many Disapprove of Bureau Man Trying for State Position
Agricultural interests reflect mixed views as Mark Thornburg is named secretary of agriculture at the Republican state convention. Clark Huntly of Chariton, Iowa, announces candidacy while still serving as Chariton Farm Bureau vice president. Thornburg’s nomination is reported as unanimous on the first ballot, drawing limited Farm Bureau support for Huntley.
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Mark Thornburg
Clark Huntly
Chariton
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Huntley
Areau
Thornburg
Wheat wealth lifts Kansas farmers amid bumper crop
Kansas wheat surges in value as a record harvest boosts fortunes of farmers who once needed seed loans. Across the Wheat Belt, rising prices and delayed selling prompt holdouts awaiting better markets. southwestern Kansas shows stark contrasts to last year’s debt pressures.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Canada
Chambers of Commerce
Northwest
St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Montana
Minneapolis
Dakotas
North Dakota
West
Shouth
Pests Threaten Roses. Home Remedies Warned Against Losses
Ames Indiana July 24. Gardeners warned pests ruin rose culture unless combat measures are used. Advice includes sulfur dusting for mildew and leaf spot, nicotine solution sprays, and arsenate lead sprays for rose worms. Also notes safe preventive dusting with arsenate lead mixture every ten days. Ends with dairy receipts from Waterloo Cooperative Dairy showing milk and cream production.
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Ames
USA
Bank clearings and markets around July 24 1923
Bank clearings in Waterloo for the week ending July 24 1923 reported by the Waterloo Clearing House show totals by day with Saturday to Thursday values and a comparison to the previous week. The piece also lists Chicago grain and foreign exchange quotations, plus Minneapolis and Kansas City grain notes and livestock markets in Omaha and East St. Louis along with cattle and hog prices and receipts.
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Black Hawk County Abstract Cos
Waterloo Bank
Waterloo Clearing House
Cocrtion
Seack . Hhge
Gat
Af Instrumenta Ted
Easo Pecs
Ec Eerosenes
Unstable Open Shares Amid Mixed Market Signals
Overnight stock prices showed irregular trading with declines in Atlantic Gulf and West Indies and Interborough while gains came from Pan American Marland Oils and utilities. Persistent copper strength and rail demand supported a bullish tone despite earlier heaviness and warnings from transit authorities.
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Associated Press
New York
Atlantic
Gulf and West Indies
The
Ward Mine
Interborough
Transit Commissions
American Waterworks Common
West Pennsylvania Power
Erie Common
Independent Steels
Bethlehem
Board of Divesters
Allied Chemical & Dye - American Can
American Car & Foundry
American International American Locomotive
American Smelting & Ref
American Sugar
American
American Tobacco
Amarican Woolen - Amer
Coch Cola
Colorado Fuel & Tron
Congoleum
Consolidated Blue Corn Products, New
Atchison
Wee Auvlantic Coast
Lin Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Onlo - Bethlehem Steel
California Petroleum Canadian Facific
Central Leather
Cerro da Paseo
Chandler Motors
Crucible Stee - Cuba Cane Sugar
Py Davison Chemical
du Pont de Nemours
Famous Players
Las General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors
Great Northern
Gulf States Steel
Houston Ol
Illinois Central
United States Steel
Utah
Westinghouse Electr
Willys-Overland
Woolworth
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Ccicago
Mil
St. Paul
Pts
Chile Copper
International Harvester Int
Mer
Marine Pfd
Invincible of
Vies
Vies We Kelly-Springfiard Tires Kennecott Copper
Louisville & Nashville
Mack Truck
Missouri
Kan
Tex
Missouri Pacific
National
New Orleans
N.Y
NHL & Flartford
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pacific
Pan American Petroleum
Pennsylvania
Ve Producers & Heflers
Teeading
Republic
Beynolds Tobacco
Seaboard Air Line
Sears-Roebuck
Sinclair Con
Sloss
Sheffield Steal & Iron
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Southern Railw Standard
Pee Standard OU
Studebaker Corporation
Mexas
Texas & Pacific
Linion
U. S. Cast
Fronti UG
S. Ind
Alconolviseee jLinited States Rubber
Wheat market shows rapid price swings and losses
Chicago reports a volatile wheat session with a 2 cent range and uneven moves. Opening bids ranged from lower to 4 40, with September around 1.28 to 1.29 and December near 1.31 plus. Midday spike forced new season highs before profit taking pared gains. close settled modestly lower with September near 1.284 and December around 1.31. Corn and oats followed wheat with mixed results as weather outlooks weighed on futures.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Canada
Pnglne
Sclower
Butcher Hogs and Cattle See Varied Wisconsin Market Movements
Chicago market notes show hog receipts 34 000 with steady to higher bids on butcher hogs while steers gain 15c. cattle receipts 12 000 with better grades firm but grassy lots dull and demand good. sheep receipts 15 000 with slow trade and fat lambs around 5 6 lower.
Receipts Mixed as Kansas City Market Reports July Livestock
Kansas City market notes receipts of 4000 cattle 800 calves and 4000 hogs with steady to strong demand. Calves and native fed cattle show mixed prices with top yearlings near 14.25 and bulk fed steers 8.25 to 10.00. Hogs steady to firm with top around 9.16 and packing weights around 5.00 to 8.95. Sheep and lambs mixed with small lots up to 12.75 and steady undertone overall.
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Peoria
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Neb
Sa. T
EAST
Lamson Bros
Marsh-Place
H. Co
A. Morey
Chicago
Wright
Department Tericulture
Bureau of Economics
Kansas City
Texas
Oklahoma
Texas Wethers
S. ST. Paul
St Paul
Minn
Abo
el Aroun
Prices from Chicago and New York markets July 24
Chicago and New York produce prices show butter cream cheese eggs and poultry movements with firm milk and steady butter. Reports list Wisconsin and state milk trends, fresh eggs near 37 44c, and varied poultry values with dressed birds and eggs steady to higher in several regions.
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France
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Holland
Norway
Sweden
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Seriter-jana
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Greece
Poland
Jugo-Slavia
Austria
Roumania
Argentina
Brazil
Montreal
Chicago
Seas Activ
Wisconsin
Este
Packie
Duc Ppske
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