County clubs for girls rally in Waterloo Park
A countywide rally highlighted growth in girls clubs across Black Hawk county. About 76 participants attended a motion picture briefing at Byrnes park and heard talks on music appreciation and courtesy. Organizers plan a demonstration team to compete for prizes.
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Progress for Iowa Shorthorns in growing purebreds lead
Iowa tops Purebred Shorthorns counts as 1922 figures show 151 359 purebreds and 75 035 Shorthorns at the ledger. Iowa breeders register 4924 in American Shorthorn Herdbook led nationwide. Beef cattle total 4 5 million with 171 645 purebreds. Prices rise and markets improve as urban growth shifts. Chenoweth Jock grand champion steer with 1060 pounds sold for 2230 dollars and 800 prize money.
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Reducing Production Debated at Spring Creek Township Meet
Spring Creek Township Farm Bureau held a lively schoolhouse meeting on whether reducing production could raise profits. Members debated both sides with Miss Kerr outlining bureau work and M C A secretary F Rehmeier presenting a motion picture. Plans for tuberculosis testing area signs and a county farm bureau membership drive June 12 13 14 15 were discussed.
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Township Farm Bureau to Meet Next Tuesday
Dewar Ta June. Poyner Township Farm Bureau will meet Tuesday evening June 12 in Follett hall. A program of readings and slides will be given. F P Rehmeter plans to show motion pictures. Mrs Frank McLaughlin will share training school notes. Women invited. sandwiches, coffee, cream and sugar provided.
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Dairy Congress Increases Prizes For 1923 Show Features
The Dairy Cattle Congress at Waterloo announces a 20 percent premium increase across classifications. State herd money will be offered in Ayrshire Brown Swiss and Holstein divisions if national breed associations contribute matching funds. Premiums rise from ten per class to twelve and include a new calf herd competition with one bull and two heifers under a year old.
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Ames Experts Caponize Poultry At Meeting In Ames
About 70 persons attended a caponizing training session at the American Poultry Congress building in Ames, led by Will Lapp of Iowa State College. The demonstration drew onlookers and a follow up in Lester township drew around 60 residents for poultry management talks. Nearby New Hampton reports general rains aiding crops after prior dry spells in Chickasaw and Bremer counties.
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Fire Destroys Farm Buildings Near Woolstock
A large horse barn, machine shed and other outbuildings on the Chris Schutt farm seven miles east of Woolstock were burned midweek. Neighbors saved the house. losses run about 5000 dollars. A fine sorrel mare, 26 to 30 pigs, harnesses and hay were lost. Sixty words.
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Dairymen Picnic Draws Hundreds Despite Rain at Protivin
In Protivin Iowa last Thursday a three county dairymen's picnic drew about 300 attendees from Howard Winneshiek and Chickasaw counties. The event at the Ball featured a dairy cow judging class with J C Szeszka's farm visit and talks by B W Finley and Peder Pedersen. Avis Talcott helped with a school program and health pageant staged by parochial students.
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Vinton Schools Close With Exercises Friday
Vinton closes with commencement exercises at the high school auditorium. The address by J. Ammie Bromweall of Marion. diplomas presented by Superintendent K. D. Buller. Junior high exercises held Thursday at the same venue with speeches and music. Hospital supervisor Miss Margaret Smythe and other local updates follow.
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Wheat Rain Southwest Causes Big Market Moves
Wheat prices rose as government crop data and heavy rains in the Southwest spurred buying and later selling across July and September contracts. Corn, oats, and provisions also moved with unsettled, mixed activity as traders weighed harvest prospects and weather impacts.
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Grain and Provisions prices across Chicago and national markets
The report lists grain and provisions quotes from Chicago and other markets, including No. 2 white and yellow wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, and flax, with sample grades and prices. It also notes futures terms, arrival expectations, and regional quotations from Minneapolis and Kansas City.
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Receipts Mixed Across Cattle Hogs and Sheep in East St Louis
Livestock market notes from East St Louis show receipts of 6 000 hogs 8 000 sheep and 3 000 cattle. Hog top 96.75 per cwt drivers steady with bulk sales around 6 00 to 6 66. Sheep top spring lambs 3150 with averages near 18 25 to 15 00 for bulk. Cattle mix includes yearlings calves and feeders with varied values down to five dollars per hundred for native stock.
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Kansas City Livestock Market Summary
Receipts and price trends across cattle hogs and sheep in Kansas City and related markets. Includes bids for steers heifers cows and bulls with varied top and bulk sale figures and notes on changes from prior weeks. Also covers grain and dairy quotations and foreign exchange rates.
Market closes higher as steel and oil shares rise
Trading on the New York market opened with gains led by steel majors and oil producers. American Car and Bethlehem Steel helped lift the index while California Petroleum slipped. California and other big names stayed firm with gains in aviation, industrial and railroad shares. Central Leather and United States Steel posted notable activity as traders assessed the floating supply and market momentum.
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Grain Prices Rise on Midwest Crop News Spurs Wheat July
Kansas and Oklahoma crop damage reports lift July wheat outlook while later deliveries fall on gloomy German French settlement prospects. Prices for corn oats and hogs show strength as near term supply tightens and spreads with other grains shift. Provisions rise with bullish monthly stats fueling buying.
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Hogs and steers prices shift in Friday market report
The market shows hogs 10 cents under the Friday average while steers rise 10 to 20 cents. Oscar and buyers report varied holds and weights with calves and yearlings trading around 6 to 16 dollars per hundredweight and notable differences across grades.
St Joseph Missouri Livestock Market Report Summary
Local livestock market shows cattle and calf prices varying with cows and bulls largely down or steady. Notable quotes indicate top cows around 7.00, calves near 6.00, bulls near 2.00 per pound, while yearlings and stock cows see mixed bids and some higher draws.
Livestock market notes from St Paul area sale day
Market rundown shows bids and prices for hogs beef cattle and sheep from the St Paul area sale. Prices range across feeder pigs porkers sows and slaughter cattle with figures such as 7.10 9.00 for some hogs and 4 6 for light stock. Other entries list ewes and buyers and mention steady activity versus Friday.
New York and Chicago Today Produce Prices
New York prices show butter ranges from 42c to 48c for creamery and state yields, with varied rates for whole milk and fats. Poultry values include broilers around 26 to 30c, turkeys 25 to 32c, and fowls around 24 to 27c, while geese and ducks trade in the mid teens to mid twenties. Chicago receipts list butter at 38 to 41c for creamery extras, plus firsts and standards, with poultry and egg line items indicating firm demand and assorted local product pricing.
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Butter Markets Show Firmness In Week Ending Review
Butter markets remained firm with advancing prices as trading grew active and shifted from meeting current needs to stockpiling. Imports and foreign competition in May and June influenced prices, with New York Chicago and other markets reporting higher wholesale butter prices around 33c per pound.
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