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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1924

Page

6

Dairy calf clubs push blanket making for show calves

Irma Schmidt, daughter of Hans and Mrs Schmidt, cares for a purebred Guernsey calf born in January as Bremer and surrounding counties prepare dairy calf clubs. Fred Ferguson of the Iowa State Dairy Association visits farms to advise on feeding and blanket creation. Clubs plan blankets from sacks to keep calves warm, with show time six weeks away and varied breed participation expected at the Bremer county fair.

Elma Schmidt Hans Schmidt Keifer County All Club Irma Fred E. Ferguson Iowa State Dairy Association Waterloo Schmidt Farm Mr. Ferguson Schmidt Dike Sucher Watterlee Street Richard Robert Sucher Black Hawk County Club Stark Brothers Newe Athens Nave Bremer Waverly Bremer County Linn

Sweden Ridge spray ring forms in Mendon township

LaVant Leibrand hired to spray about 4060 trees with 12 members in the ring led by president Firth Lewis Miller and secretary Andrew Trusgs. The row of orchards produced excellent results in the previous year in Mendon township, Clayton county.

Elkader Sweden Ridge Mendon Township Clayton Firth Lewis Miller Andrew Trusgs Carl Carlson LaVant Leibrand

Farmers Qrestions and comments to Edhor Farm Dept

Readers address Waterloo Evening Courier with questions and comments directed to the Farm Department in Waterloo Towns. Include contact details such as phone number 5100 for replies and clarification.

Edhor Farm Department Waterloo Evening Courier Waterloo Towns

Benton Shorthorn Breeders Offer Cattle in Benton County

Shorthorn breeders of Benton county plan a joint sale Thursday June 14 at the fairgrounds in Vinton Iowa. cattle drawn from F. Zav el Dysart Henry Beresford Vinton and HW EL Weichman A J Stewart Newhall with bulls open heifers and cows bred to noted bulls. Highlights include imports sired by Scottish Knight and a dark roan heifer calf at side by Imp Collynie Count Nonpireil.

Vinton Benton County Fale F. Zavel Dysart Henry Beresford Vineton EL Weichman A. J6 Stewart Newhall Die’s Best Dale Clar Ion Colynie

Cedmer Angus Auction Near Grundy Center

Livestock men report a Cedmer farms sale near Grundy Center Iowa on Tuesday May 10. The auction features six bulls 19 open heifers 21 cows with calves at side and four exceptional steers plus one imported Pride cow. Bloodlines trace to Blueblood whose progeny won 72 ribbons at four state fairs and the 1922 International. Several lots are bred to or have calves by Eschelen Marshall and Matt Marshall noted for record setting Angus lineage.

Grundy Center Aberdevon Angus Cedmer Farms Here Old Blueblaod Eschelen Marshall Matt Marshall America

Vaccination Schools To Instruct Hardin County Swine Growers

Eldora Iowa June 3 Two vaccination schools for living hog growers will be held in Hardin county in June One at Robertson on June 5 and 6 and another here on June 13 and 14 Dr J S Craft will lead the sessions covering hog vaccination diseases and parasites A $3 fee applies for those seeking permits to vaccinate and take the exam Free information only is available otherwise Over 100 farmers have permits and a possible accompanying tour may be arranged

Eldora Hardin County Robertson J. S. Craft

Hunt Schedule To Talk To Mitchell At County Picnic

Osage Iowa June 3 Charles W Hunt secretary treasurer of Iowa Bureau federation is scheduled to speak here Saturday June 7 for the annual Mitchell County Farm bureau picnic. He recently joined the federal trade commission and may be called to Washington on short notice. Field events baseball and a large picnic dinner will entertain visitors.

Osage Charles W. Hunt Iowa Bureau Federation Bitchell County Farn Hunt Federal Trade Commission Senau Washington Clint Stacey Lions Minneapolis Ella Smith Thursda Wally Club Ruste Malta Winger Beckner Mitchell Krake Paul C. &Rake Fiveratt Err Drake Agnes Rexford Ontario Ore Fe Winter C. Niles Kirs Frankegory Mason O. Homer Dan Horner Bisbee James Lon Miriam Cesar Henry Waller Manis Banahenex Cedar Rapids Bateronolés Oakes Xorthwood Franklin Evans- Wis Stokes Ternice Janes Joali Cherner State Teachers College Cedar Falls Wilda_ Barker Shessen Dockeryy Fayette Tha Smith William Belz St. Anfear Tripoli Fev Risse Hairbhasi, Ta Bronat Mreserlie Elma

Farm Bureau Picnic Plans Across Benton County Iowa

Township farm bureau officials in Benton County organize a series of picnics from June 10 to 14. Picnics feature speakers Mrs. Harry Joy DeWitt at 11 am and M. L. Bowman state senator at 1:30 pm, with games, races, and sports. Additional picnics scheduled in Newhall Van Horn Urbana and other townships include community singing led by Norman Lund and various committees coordinating food and parking.

Vinton Benton County Bruce Cedar Jackson Monroe Phil Kaiser Fairview Church Harry Joy Dewitt Wil Jed Norman Land Shellsburg M. L. Bowman Black Hawk Grundy Unties Newhall Den Canton Eldorado St. Clair Fremont Florence Township City Hall N. E. Kepford Toleo Wii Norman Lund Lund Jacob Solberg Nevada Story County Solberg Farm Bu Teau Norman Daiid Davison Urbana Polk, Harrison, Taylor and Benton H. R. Davison Plarns Mint Farm Bureau

Memorial Day Observed in Ansgar Busy Weekend News

Memorial day programs filled Ansgar with attendance and music as graves were decorated. A large crowd heard Burton E. Sweet of Wa verly in the park, followed by a city program and high school commencement at the opera house. Prof. Fred B. Cram gave the address and 2% seniors graduated. Long lists of locals visiting relatives and traveling between Cresco Cedar Falls and Mason City marked the town's Memorial Week activities.

Anszal Henry Meilke Wheaton Minn John Robertsen Minneapolis Hert Moth Knudson Nadle Hans Knudson Laka Mill Misa Iona Steuerwald Trimhier Cresco Oswald Hoehn Ge Forest Wis Trousine Irving Albrecht Arthur Hartwig Burton E. Sweet Waverly Opera House Fred BD. Cram Cedar Malls O. H. Koch Uhicaga L. A. Muller Waterloo Helen Hunt Fredericksburg GC FL Evans Marble Rock Carl Smith Howard Belcher Dayton Joseph Wiloth Clarksville John Denny Cedar Rapid Ann Judd Sarah Vorhes W. Inman Simes Lucy Moore Patricia Walster Stedt Mary Garber Mary EF Son Messrs. T BE. Kiine Ralph BD. Walster RO OB. Hess Brawkey Maxson

Obituary for Mrs D C Chamberlin in Shell Rock Iowa

Mrs D C Chamberlin, 75, of Shell Rock Iowa died Sunday at 3 pm of heart failure and complications. A longtime resident of Butler and Bremer counties, she lived in Shell Rock 27 years after moving from a farm in 1897. She was a member of Zora Rebekah Lodge. She is survived by George Chamberlin of Clarksville, two sisters Libbie Bothwick of Shell Rock and Mrs Shane of unknown address, and a brother Austin Hummell of Shell Rock. Funeral held Tuesday at 2 pm from the late home with Rev Fort officiating. burial in Riverside Cemetery.

Shell Rock Shelid Rock D. C Chamberlin Butler Bremer Bremer County Zora Rebekah Lodge Shell Trock George Clarksville Libbie Bothwick Shall Rock Shane Austin Hummell Sheil Rock Rev Fort MLE Riverside Cemetery

Produce Price Listings From Chicago and New York Marts

The report lists daily produce prices for butter cheese eggs and poultry in Chicago and New York for June 3. Butter creamery and creamery firsts command 38 to 41 cents per pound with various extras. cheese includes state whole milk and skim varieties from 11 to 25 cents. eggs show firsts extra and dirties around 23 to 26 cents, with skim and low grades noted. poultry covers turkeys chickens fowls ducks and geese with prices ranging broadly by type and condition.

New York Wisconsin Americas Rome Pacific Coast Capona Chicago Ile Reese

Wheat advances at chicked start

Wheat prices gained early on increased offerings from southern and western houses but closed not lower. July at 1.03% to 1.04 and September around 1.05 to 1.06, with later minor declines. Corn and oats rose initially on firmer corn and cool weather, while provisions firmed amid larger lard supplies.

Associated Press Chiezgo

HOGS AND CATTLE PRICES FALL SLIGHTLY IN MIDWEST LIVESTOCK MARKETS

Amid receipts of 30 000 hogs and 11 000 cattle, bids published for Chicago Kansas City and St. Joseph show light weight hogs 10 to 23 cents lower, heavier hogs steady to higher, cattle uneven with some bids for South Dakota limits around 11.00, and sheep largely steady to weak with spring lambs near 16.00 to 16.75. Top hogs around 7.50, steer averages 8.25 to 11.50, and lambs near 14.00 to 16.75 depending on weight and grade.

Associated Press Chicago Amooth South Dakota Omer Idaho Idahos Kansas City Texas Sherme ST. Joseph Lamson Bros. & Co Marsh-Place H. de Morey Thanager Aled Butch al Nia Department of Agriculture Bureau of Economic Today

Stock Market Opens Higher On Tax Bill Approval

New York June 3 stock prices firmed at the opening after President Coolidge approved the tax measure. General Electric and Chandler Motors rose, while Middle States Oil plunged on receivership actions with over 10,000 shares dumped in 15 minutes. United States Steel Baldwins and American Can led gains as Gulf States, American Water Works and Famous Players reached new yearly highs.

Associated Press New York Coolidge General Electric Chandler Motors Ol Iesnes Middle States Oil Corporation United States Steel Baldwins American Can Gulf States American American Waterworks American Tobacco American Woolen Central Leather Cerro de Paseo Colden Crucible Steel Twwrisis Central International Harvester Missouri Kan Ee Adlia American Car & Found American Locomotive American Tel. & T Amer Zinc Lead & Smet Anaconda Copper Houston Oil Mer Marine Int Tel & Tel Tavinelbla Oil Kelly-Springfield Tires Kennecott Coprer Louisville & Mack Marland OH Maxwell Motors_A Middle States Ohrational New Orleans Tes New-York Central HL & Harrier Morfolk & Western Oper Northern Pacific Serrerer Pacific Seveeteen ASM Pan American Petroleum Pennsylvania Tee Producers & Refiners Pure Oil Reading Seaboard Air Line Sears-Roebuck Sinclair Con.Sloss Sheffield Southern Pacific Southern Railway Standard Oil Cal Standard Oi N. A Stud

Brew for Wool Market Report From New York Summary

New York markets show wool prices firm with domestic categories listed. Quotations for merino and mestic wool appear alongside scoured and scented pants, with price ranges around 1.45 to 2.90 per unit. Futures show steady opening with July and December contracts noted and modest volume.

New York Domestia Mere, Onio Fomsae Omestic Tetas

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