Livestock Losses Prompt Control Measures in Chicago
Chicago officials from the Chicago Live Stock Exchange and Traders’ Livestock Exchange met May 18 with Secretary Wallace and Dr. Mebler to discuss hemorrhagic septicemia losses among feeder and stocker cattle. They favored expanded controls, railcar disinfection, and optional vaccination funded by market centers to curb spread.
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Chicago
Chicago Livestock Exchange
Chitago
Traders Livestock Exchange
Chicago Livestock, Exchange
Wallace
Mebler
Bureau of Animal Industry
Livestock Exchange
Dairy calves distributed to Delaware County youth club
June 1 Manchester Iowa Delaware County Dairy Calf club handed out purebred Holstein calves to its members. Calves were scored by Fred Ferguson of the Town State Dairy Association Waterloo with members drawing numbers for allocation. Prizes focus on progress and herd improvement rather to top individuals. Names of previous calf recipients listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Delaware County Dairy
Fred i. Ferguson
Town State Dairy Association
Waterloo
Fha
Robert Combs
Farguson
Roy Haynae
James _Carradus
Howard Hisenbeck
Clare Porter
Herman Hyde
Harry, Fisher
Leonard
Jackson Township Boosters Pleased at Smalling Home
Jackson township farm bureau members meet at the Smalling home in Bremer county. A. F. Hoppe leads a brief session, with singing and piano solos by Margaret Kendall. W. M. George reports Cedar Falls conference. Dr. W. A. Rohlf of Waverly delivers an optimistic address on progress and American days ahead. Refreshments follow. next gathering at the Corwins on June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Jackson Township Farm Bureau
Bremer County
R. T. Smalling
A. F. Hoppe
Margaret Kendall
Farm Bureau
Cedar Falls
W. M. George
W. A. Rohlf
Waverly
Tablé
South
America
Harry Corwin
Jackson Township
Dairy Club Meeting at Tripoli Delayed
The eastern Bremer county dairy calf club meeting was postponed due to the Iowa State Dairy association field secretary Fred E. Fergu Lott’s absence. A new date will be announced. Members enrolled include Winfred Pratt Randolph Matthiessen Elmer Hadse and Lerton Gunsalus Frederika Alfred Boedkmann Tripoli Ruth Anderson Walter Thompson Reinhardt Schwerin Irvin Hennegies Sumner and Claire Maurer Fairbank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Bremer County
Fred E. Fergu Lott
Iowa State Dairy Association
Waterloo
D. D. Offringa
Oifringa
Tasl
Winfred Pratt
Randolph Matthiesen
Elmer Hadse
Lerton Gunsalus
Frederika
Alfred Boedkmann
Ruth Anderson
Walter Thompson
Reinhardt Schwerin
Irvin Hennegies
Sumner
Claire Maurer
Fairbank
Picnic for Butler Juniors June 6 at Clarksville Park
Clarksville Ia June 1 Girls clubs of Butler county plan a picnic Wednesday June 6 at Parshing Park one mile south of town Boys and girls in junior club work and their parents invited Each club will perform a stunt Families will bring picnic dinners Miss Ida Ahrens assistant state club leader for girls will attend
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Clarksville
Butler County
Parshing Park
Ida Ahrens
Bremer Live Wires Hold Dairy Calf Club Judging
Twenty two youths and sixteen others attended the Bremer Live Wires gathering at William Wendt Farm in Waverly Illinois. Lorenz Wendt presided as the group endorsed the state junior club motto and a program plan for a June seven rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer
William Wendt Farm
Richard Scully
Clarence Christopher
Oscar Kreis
Waverly
Eoward Sehroedemeir
Cr AL Nelson
D. D. Offrings
Offringa
Wendt
Dairy
Otto Kuelhe
Douglas Township
Early Corn Planting Proves Disadvantage in Iowa
From Ja to June 1 farmers in the locality report those who planted corn in the first week of May face replanting due to poor stands. Many who started later in May see better emergence, with some fields needing replanting. Seed corn prices range $2 to $2.50 per bushel amid scarce feed, hay, and straw. cattle on feed are few and hogs sold due to corn shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jowa Fats
Iocauty
Hunt to Speak at Oelwein Farm Bureau Picnic
Oelwein Iowa June 20 Secretary W P Hunt of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation will be the principal speaker at the farm bureau picnic here on Wednesday with a full programme planned for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Oelwein Farm
Oelwein
C. W. Hunt
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Washington Township Farmers Praise Road Improvement
Washington Township farmers Reuben Ford and Roy Miller thanked patrolman W A Wright for repairing seven and a half miles of primary road 40 toward the cottonwood tree near Island Park. The soil was graded to raise the road by about 25 rods, addressing a long felt need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Washington Township
W. A. Wright
Dairymen Picnic Set at Jim Hanson Farm
Dairymen of Fayetta County plan a Monday picnic June 4 at Jim Hanson’s farm near Oelwein Iowa. Hanson, a leading dairyman, has held high cow in the county cow test association for several months and is noted as one of the best in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Jim Hanson
Fayetta County
Hanson
New Schools Enter Judging Tilt Here at Expo
Correspondence from dairy colleges across the United States indicates many new collegiate judging teams will enter the Dairy Cattle Congress contest this year. Oklahoma Agricultural College requests a team and Texas Agricultural College confirms its judges. The event is set for Monday September 24 with Fortes as judge in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office
Dairy Cattle Congress
Dairy Hushandry Departments
Agricultural Colleges of
United States
Oklahoma Agricultural College
Stillwater
Ed Estes
Sooners
Texas Agricultural College
Will Fortes
Porbes
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ilineis
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kan-sas
Missouri
Iowa
Holstein cow exceeds 1000 pounds butterfat in year
June 1 Chicago California Preterite Bloom Mead a UC bred Holstein completes a year test as the sixty seventh Holstein in the US to exceed 1000 pounds butterfat in a year. In 366 days the cow produced 28 236 pounds of milk containing 2 004 62 pounds of butterfat according to the Holstein Association of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
California
Bloom Mead
University of California
United States
Holstein Association of America
Local notes from Raymond and nearby towns
Sunday churchgoing includes Miss Georgia Brown and companions from Jesup. Mrs Berle Parker visited La Porte City. grading crew camped near Jesup. Farmers hear poultry care and harvest evolutions at Methodist church Friday. Local youths involved in travel, visits, and a tractor accident. Memorial Day events noted in Raymond and Cedar Falls.
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Raymond
Ane
Georgia
Bernice Brown
Harrold
Warren Kelley
Jesup
Berle-Parker
la Porte City
William Shuler
Susan
Mary McMahon
Parkersburg
Con
Here
Esther Carroll
Waterloo
Epen
Math Etringer
Ehmeter
Mat Wingert
Anton Hirrobach
Stacyville
Harle Hewitt
Archer
Jan
Eli Linn
Stubbs
Waverly
Ceola. Shuler
Mat Shuler
Jeship
Charlies Mills
Geo. Crabtree
Independence
John Dunt
Earl Hewitt
Raymond Ball
Hezleton
Paul Frentzel
Central City
Kessie Kent
Manchester
Sirs
Dean Hurnaide
Linguist
Edwards Farm
Youngblut
Lazemby Farm
Dewar Road
Ednott Parker
Harlé Hewitt
Cedar Falls Memorial Day
Washburn and surrounding townships note Sunday visits
Washburn families visit relatives across the area on Sunday. Leo Gaitor had appendicitis surgery. Esther Slever improves at Jake Gales home. Several locals attend Decoration Day events in Waterloo. Washington Township residents report visits, school conventions, and a Ladies Aid quilting day for Mrs Lechiiter.
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Washburn
Homer Barron
Waterleo
Nick Kemp
Harry Younghlut
Gilbertville
Airs
William Burger
John Burger
Leo Gaitor
Esther Slever
Jake Gales
Elizabeth
Adam Dirkes
Illinois
Helen Wiides
Waterloo
Ray Driscoll
Lois
G. Hanson
C. J. Poyner
C. J. Poyner spent Tuesday here with relatives. Mr. and_ Mrs. .Howani Morris
George Morris
Jack Fogle
Harry Youngblut
Millerdale
Arthur Hemmer
Washington Township
Washington
Frank Ford
Finchford
Ae Cherles Crawford
Alice Morgan
Janesville
Harold Grawford
Irma
Aargaret Morgan
Grange Township
Carl Knapp
Don Knapp
John Hursh
S. M. Shafer
Burton Renner
Hhorns
Cassius Shafer
Ostrander
Minn
Ladies’ Aid Society
Charles Crawford
Lechiiter
Schutte Held for Reckless Driving After Collision
William A. Schutte was arrested at 1 30 p m on charges of reckless driving and failure to report a serious accident. Mrs. Henry C Wald a 980 Seventh Street West was severely injured in the crash on Fifth Street and is in St Francis Hospital with back injuries and other bruises. Her 10 year old daughter sustained minor bruises as the Wald car was struck by a speeding vehicle driven by two young men who fled the scene before police identified the driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Schutte
Sycamora Street
Henry C. Wald
Seventh Street West
Schutte
Fifth Street
Sycamore
Wald
Creditable Work by Orange and Black 1923 24 Staff
The Orange and Black school publication for the 1923 24 year shows creditable work by the new staff. Editor in chief Bert Roepe business manager Harvey Daley and others present editorials notes on societies and clubs and humor pages. A track and late basketball season summary is included alongside commencement notes and faculty, parent, and student interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Grenge and Black
Jesus
Kenneth Hoover
Eldridge Clow
Huinor
Robert Will
Charlotte Stipend
Imma Bauman
Ahores
the Grange and
Black
Collection of Old Clothes to Be Made Wednesday Morning
Waterloo residents are asked to place bundles of worn clothing on front porches Wednesday morning for Boy Scout collection. A bundle of clothes or a cent of condensed milk also admits a child to a 10 a.m. movie at Waterloo theatre, with manager Alexander Frank and committees assisting.
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I Workera
Near East
Waterloo
Boy Scouts
Waterloo Theatre
Alexander Frank
Mia
N. A. Lichty
Building Permits in May Total Value 671768
May permits valued at 671 768 include 372 268 for three churches started earlier without permits. Excluding churches, May authorizations total 293 360, with 23 residences at 148 350 and 7 commercial sites at 124 300 plus 18 remodeling permits valued at 12 960.
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Charles Wasson
Wasson
Mar
Moving Day in County Vehicle Transfers Highlights June 1
June 1 marks a busy day at the county treasurer’s motor vehicle office with 34 transfers out and 22 in, 18 from Tama county. Of those transferring out, nine moved to Bremer, nine to Buchanan, three or four to Tama, and two to Fayette. May saw 677 cars transferred in. office staff averaged 4.5 receipts per day in May. Also, Misses Doris and Edna Fitzgerald returned from Colorado Springs to visit their parents, planning to stay two weeks for Edna and for Margaret to join later. Doris will remain.
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Tama County
Bremer County
Buchanan
Tama
Fayette
Fitzgerald
Doris
Edna Fitzgerald
Colorado Springe
Calo
J. H. Fitzgerald
Western Avenue
Edna
Margaret
Colorado Springs
Colorado
iV W Miller House Razed for Commercial Garage
The iV W Miller House at the corner of Park Lane and Franklin Street began demolition today under contractor James Hegister to clear the site for a fully covering garage. Built about 45 years ago by William Watking, the home was recently occupied by W W Miller, founder and president of Commercial National Bank. Demolition removes a relic of earlier days to expand the business district.
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Parkine and
Kranklin Street
Rchmund Miller
James Hegister
Register
William Watking
Mioneau
Wie
W. W. Miller
Commercial National Bank
Leroetion
Entira
Mr. Register
Arraignment in Police Court Yields Fines and Bond
Police notes show Donald McPuvick fined 12 dollars and costs, Victor Hansen 8.50 and costs, and three traffic offenders 3.60 and costs each. Cheater Caldwell charged with disturbing the public quiet pleaded not guilty. hearing continued to June 6 with bond posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court- Wight
Donald McPuvick
Fire crews battle dump fire near railroad bridge
Fire department responded to a dump fire at the east end of the C. G. W. railroad bridge at 9 30 p m yesterday but no damage to the bridge occurred. Earlier at 4 30 p m crews were sent to 138 Wilketon Avenue where a grass fire menaced the home of W K Peirle with no damage reported.
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Yeaterday
Wilketon Avenue
W. K. Peirle
Produce Prices Across New York and Chicago June 1
Prices in New York and Chicago show mixed movement across dairy poultry and produce. Notable figures include creamery products with varying quotes, eggs and butter slightly weaker, potatoes in Chicago listed with mixed regional terms, and commodity quotes for cotton metals and coffee shaping market tone.
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New York
Chicago
Siggeset
Seieitases
Turkey
Aivcks
Springs
Ducks
Wheat Market Dives on Poor Crop Conditions and Lower Prices
Wheat prices tumbled as crop conditions deteriorated, dragging values across grain markets. July and September contracts posted notable losses while corn and oats mirrored the downturn with mixed early firmness and later retreats, and pork and lard provisions remained dull.
Grain and provisions cash quotations and futures
Grain and provisions quotations from Chicago New York Kansas City Minneapolis stations show prices for wheat oats corn rye and tallow with bids and by day June 1. The reports include No 2 red winter No 2 yellow No 2 white and No 1 spring varieties with price ranges and futures figures across multiple markets.
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York
Peoria
East St. Louis
Cricago
Chicago
Wille
NG Teyec
Warleys
Timothy Replo
New York
Dale Godse
Rye
Cdf
Jand Soc F.o.b
Harvey
Broady
Sac
Clit
Heyper
Pausiiah
Wasy
Law Fear
Steady
Rys
peLta
Karsas City
Gham Kansas Cli
Bia
Tiee
Cember
Inec
Entena
Bears Active in New York Exchange as Markets Open
Trading opens with selling predominating on the Black market and oil shares tied to bankruptcy actions against a major curb market house. California Petroleum rises to a fresh high, while General Electric and multiple steel issues dip. American Can slips from earlier gains as foreign exchange moves irregularly and the market hits new lows.
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New York
California
Baldwin
General Electric
Collin
Marland OM
California Petroleum
Peasy Brudebaker
Mack ‘Truck
Amercan
Underwood Typewriter
Colorado
American Can
Marke
Allied Chemlcay & Dye
American Cu ' Americann Car & Foundry
American International Corp
American Locomotive
American Smelting
American Sugar
American T. & T. J
American
American Woolen
Amiconda
Atchison Ad
Guilt & I
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ghlo
Bethlehem Steel
Anandian Bacitic
Centr
Gerro de Pasca Copper
Chanter Motors
China Copper
Consolidated Gas Corn Products
Cosden OU
South &T. Peal
Minn
Pampus Piayéra-Lasky
General “Asphalt- International Rh Invincible Omer Ieee
Springneid
Missouri Pacific
Sinclair Cons
Southern Pacifis
Southern Railway
Cuba
Aoere General Electric
Great Northern
Gulf States
United Retail Stores
U. S. Ind
United States
United States Steel
Bears Resume Attacks on Market Amid Mixed Trading
Chicago style market notes show bears pressing prices as traders push hard on 21 quarters of haylist and call money opens high. Pan American and Mack Truck shares move, while cattle hogs and livestock from Sioux City and St Joseph show varied receipts and top quotes.
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California
Pan American
Mack Truck
American Waterworks
Electric
Central Leather
American Can
DuPont
Twin City
Call Money
Hogs and cattle receipts show mixed prices across markets
Chicago and Kansas City livestock reports indicate hogs rising to around 10.65 per cwt for good to choice, with steady to higher steady packing values and varied weights. Cattle and calves show demand at several price points, while lambs and sends noted with selective gains and uneven bidding.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Egne Nerenia
Holrers
Vealera
Nurlaaere
Buble l Tives
Gool Hanty Lamb
Ehotes
Kansas City
Kanaan City
Rocalptn
Bode Khood Hoffers
Packibig Hoy Rovers
East St. Louis Livestock Report and Market Totals
East St. Louis markets show mixed cattle hog and sheep receipts with steady to higher prices. Texas quarantine steers around 6.20 per cwt and hogs supported near 7.60 top, while Omaha and Sioux Falls listings indicate late gains and varied offerings across cattle and sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Neb
Sboloknas
SIEHP
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Smalling
Dairy Club
Butler
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