Polish Professor Visits Iowa Farm Hospitality and Extension Work
Polish agricultural educator Prof. Pomorske spent weeks in Iowa observing extension teaching methods. He visited Jesup and Waverly areas, scoring cream and mill samples from 1 755 cooperative patrons, stayed with local families, and studied Iowa farm homes and extension work to take ideas back home. He toured Brandt Farm near Waverly, spoke with Miss Mabie Rockhill, and planned further state trips after Ames, Cornell, and Washington engagements.
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Jesup
Pomorske
Poland
Iowa
Secslowa
Waverly
Frof. Domorske
H. H Brandt
Here
Mabie Rockhill
Iown Extension Service
Brandt
Altho
America
Ile
Ames
Cornell University
Washington, D. C
Stand of Corn Is Exceptional in Arlington Area
Stand of corn is exceptional in Arlington area following recent rains says Frank Soetey dairyman near Arlington. Oats benefit from showers but pastures will struggle to recover from past heavy grazing. pastures without restriction slow growth this season. Lichty of Orange Township also notes good corn prospects after first oat rain and freeze recovery. Hay short. some replanting unlikely as warm weather may kill cutworms.
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Arlington
Frank Soetey
Datouth
Seeley
Fr. M. Lichty
Lichty
Orange Township
Texas Delegation to Visit Fayette County Dairy Farms
A Texas delegation of officials, railway men, farmers and breeders will tour Fayette County on Tuesday July 21 to view leading dairy farms and cooperative creameries. The visit aims to showcase progress in local dairying and meth ods amid a large number of good dairymen.
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Fayette
Fayette County
Texas
Jeading
Farmers Requests Communications Addressed to Easter Farm Department
Inquiries should be directed to Easter Farm Department at Watertag Esoning Courier, Waterlon, Toren. Send communications via phone 5100 for details and responses.
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Easter Fara Department
Watertag Esoning Courier
Waterlon
Toren
Farmers' Tax Fairness Sought by Black Hawk County Farm Bureau
Black Hawk County Farm Bureau directors urge a tax fairness plan arguing farm land valuations should reflect productive ability and urging no raise in assessments. They cite Iowa state tax distribution and advocate farmer representation before the July 13 Des Moines council to rebalance state tax burdens.
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Black Hawk County
Bureau
State Executive Council
Des Moines
Henry A. Wallace
Wallaces’ Farmer
Wallace
Black Hawk
Oeagh County
Buchanan
Delaware
Bremer, Butler and
Franklin
Fayette
Mitchell
Floyd County
Benton County
Tama
Hardin
Grundy
Iowa
State of Iowa
University of Iowa
Ames
Town City
University
Iowa City
New Upswing in Wheat As Liverpool Slump Fades
Chicago June 4 The Associated Press reports sharp new upturns in wheat prices after an initial drop tied to Liverpool. Traders cited unfavorable domestic crop prospects, especially hot Kansas winds, as the price advance gained steam. July rose to about 1.6745 and paralleled gains in September and December as buying intensified and supplies remained scarce.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Failurn
Liverpol
Liverpool
Kansas
Delerles
Hogs and Cattle Market Mixed as Receipts Edged Higher
Receipts at hogs and cattle markets largely steady to weak with slow trade. Hog weights 226 to 321 pounds mostly 12.15 to 12.35, sow and slaughter pig prices varied, cattle mostly weaker with yearlings up to 11.75, cows and bulls steady to weak, feeders and fat cattle uneven, grain markets firm with corn and oats rising on hot, dry weather.
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iBy
Associated Press
Chicago
Mimi
Inter
ST. Paul
St. Pauul
Minn
Belogna
Sux City
Sume
Boyight
Carly Sles
Lest Tahos
Birds Prolific Producers Near Independence
Independence Pa June reports 200 White Leghorn hens near Independence producing 25 555 eggs in five months at about 241 eggs per hen monthly. Market notes include New York grain prices. cotton and grain futures. St Paul and Chicago livestock prices with receipts and bulk bids. Prices for wheat, oats, barley, hay, and sugar shown alongside regional cattle hog and sheep movements and slaughter trends.
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Independence
F. Sparks
Here
New York
Waterloo
Waterloo Mills Co
Sinnard Bros. Weil
G. Atte Waterloo Co-op
R .Lani
United States
Liberty
Broilers
U.S. T
Ruth Packing A
U.S. T. da
Atlantic
Barclay & Sun
Prem Cohn Bros
Maxwell Stocks Suspend Trading Amid Bear Market Pressures
Maxwell & certificates traded with a heavy tone after a suspension, dulling professional enthusiasm as bears extended positions. Other motor shares softened while some issues rose. notable gains in American Tea and Mid-Continent Petroleum contrasted with declines in DuPont and Mack Truck amid weak continental exchanges. The day closed heavy with continued selling in pivotal issues as weather dampened activity.
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New York
Maxwell
Stock Exchange
Ohlot i
Maxwell & Certificates
American Can
Feld~win
Mack Trucks
Dupont
American Tee
Mid-Continent Petroleum
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Fisher Body
Baldwin
Nash
Muck
Pierce Arrow
Allied Chemical & Dyd
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American Locomotivs
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American Sugar
American Tel
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Central Teather
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Chandler Motor
Chesapeake & Ohio
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This
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Chile Copper
Goca Cela
Colorado Fun
Congoleum, Bid
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Corn Products
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Mee
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iCannecott Copper
Lehich Valley
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Seaboard
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Foh
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Eieie Ees
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Sloss-Shell, Steel
Southern Pacife
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Stewart Warmer Seas Studebaker Eee
Texas Cm
Syste
Health protection area debate to be heard in Iowa supreme court
Iowa Supreme Court opens June 16 in a full bench session to hear an appeal by H. G. Paveril and others challenging Black Hawk County’s designation as an accredited health area under the bovine tuberculosis eradication statute. Public Health official Herbert A. Huff argues the law is a clear public health measure with legislative judgment paramount. The case tests hearing notices, appeal rights, and finality of the board of supervisors’ action as part of establishing a health district for eradicating bovine tuberculosis.
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Des Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
Rbinick
Meir
Anpelices
Appellees
Boar
Huff
Board of Supervisors
Department of Agriculture
Grundy Hardin cattle sell at Chicago market
Grundy and Hardin county buyers dominated Chicago livestock yards early this week. Clark Brindle, son of JF P Trindle, sent four loads of cattle and one load of hogs from Grundy county. Evan Reece from Hardin county delivered two cattle loads and one hog load. Forty four steers averaged 1653 pounds and sold at 11.35 a hundredweight. John Andy from Hardin county sold two hog loads. Mrs Tom Megan of Hardin county sent five loads of steers from her farm to the terminal.
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Clark Brindle
JF. P. Trindle
Grundy County
Chicago
Evan BE
Reece
Hardin County
John Andy
Tom Megan
Barclay Center Society Gossip From South Kansas Visit
Mr and Mrs George Ech Shepherd and Mrs Ira Smith toured southern Kansas with C C Hiliett Heine, visiting Cummings and Hannahter. They met Cummings sister Mrs Jones and HG Tunner while touring. New Uyo row cultivators were shown by Albright owners.
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Barclay Center
George Ech
Shepherd
Mien
C. C. Hiliett Heine
Kansas
JA. Cummings
Hanehter
Ira Smit
Autora
Shelishus
Sonilay
Mex
Cummings
Mre
Tones
Tunner
Ren Elis
Clarence
Albright
Produce Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
New York and Chicago markets report mixed produce prices on June 4 with higher figures for some items. dairy and butter prices listed alongside poultry and eggs, plus foreign exchange rates and flour prices from mills in New York.
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Chicago
New York
BANK CLEARINGS REPORT FOR WATERLOO WEEK
Bank clearings in Waterloo for the week ending June 4, 1925, as reported by the Waterloo Clearing House Association, totaled 1,265,019.15 with daily breakdowns of 151,448.63 Monday 235,499.19 Tuesday 208,747.42 Wednesday 27,604.43 Thursday 224,315.51. The report also shows year over year comparisons to 1924 and 1923.
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Mack Hawk County Abstract Co
Waterloo Bank
Stebelngs
Waterloo Clearing House Association
Instrumeaute
Armour Creameries Cash Buyers Poultry and Eggs
Armour Creameries buys poultry and eggs year round with weekly markets. Special attention to farmers, prices aligned with market conditions. Located one block west of Sycamore Street on Tenth Street. Phone 2064.
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Armour Creameries
Sycamore Street
Tenth Street
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