First Alfalfa Harvest Reports Across Local Pastures
The first alfalfa and clover harvests are underway near Waterloo with Spgners and Miller reporting early cuttings and promising yields. Bridge expects about two tons per acre from the four-acre field, selling some surplus for $25 a ton, while clover pastures provide abundant feed and benefit soil health.
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UC. Miller
Wy Bridge
Waterloo
Miller
Bridge
Gaisyvo
al Cthe
Howard
Cedar Falls
Tye
Mr. Howard
Organize Canning Club Formed in Hazleton
Hazleton Iowa June six girls met at the community hall and organized a canning club. Officers elected Florence Short president Blanche Sprage vice president Esther Nibeck secretary and treasurer Marjorie Lathan press reporter. A year plan was set with aim to increase membership and Mrs Blanche Short chosen royal leader.
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Hazleton
Hazleton Township
Dianer
Blanche Sprazg
Iher Nibeck
Marjorie Lathan
Florence Short
Evelyn Shepherd
Amy Shepherd
Blanche Sprage
Esther Xmibeck
Marjorin Lathan
Nest
Blanche Short
Hearst to Speak at Buchanan County Farm Bureau Picnic
Independence June 9 Hearst president of Town Fart Bureau Federation will address the Buchanan County Farm Bureau picnic at the fairgrounds Tuesday He will discuss agricultural relief measures E Jewett county superintendent of schools will oversee the first eighth grade graduation ceremonies and the Independence band will perform The champion horses of Buchanan County are to be shown that day
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Independence
Charles KB. Hearst
Radio Tour From Bremer County College Station Feature
A special seven week radio tour of Bremer county is set for tomorrow evening over Wor low Sette college broadcasting. Delegates from Bremer will visit several sites including Waverly dairy operations and the Waverly secondary school. Bremer County Farm Bureau and 4-H members will tour Ames to inspect the college and experiment station.
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Wavleriy
Weea
Bremer County
Worlow Sette College
Anws
Wes
Atart
Bremer
D. DD
Gunguueer
Waverly
Bhesia
Romantity
Lowe
Waverly Ecan- Densory
Carl GF. Kuethe
Lenora Kuethe
W. M. George
Denver
Bremer County Farm Bureau
Inueheon
Mt Sinner
BE. J
Waium & Sons
Fradarika Creamery
Shurch
Plainfield
Tripoli Creamery
CH. Smith
Irene Brans
4-Helih
Vaylant. Ambrose
AY McCaffree
Women In
4-H Cluts
Ames
College
Rally Day Elects Irene Bruns 4-H President
Irene Bruns of the 4-H club in Denver was chosen president at Bremer County Rally Day, with Edna Byram as vice president and Mildred Reif as secretary-treasurer. The event featured a large picnic program, a pageant, and a torch bearing closing song, highlighting club work and agricultural ideals.
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Denver
Fas
Frémont Hustlers
Sumner Rusilers
Althe
Readlyn
Irene Bruns
Bremer County
Edna Byram
South Side
Ghistchub
Mildred Reif
Sumner
Rusilers
A. J). Chapin
Bremer
Club m
God
Preparing Two Meals at One Time Helps Rural Housewives
Rural housewives can cut kitchen heat and save time by cooking multiple dishes simultaneously. Iowa State College home economics workers advocate batch cooking, preparing a hot evening meal while the dinner meat simmers, using cookable leftovers and varied dishes to finish the repast efficiently.
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Ames
Iowa State College
Raubard Bruce
Amiep
Junior Club Tour Planned for June Sixteen
County schedule outlines a junior club tour for June 16 visiting several farms across the county. County Agent Ferguson leads the plan with a focus on inspecting calf-keeping operations and engaging members at each stop.
Farmers Letters to Editor Opened for Comments
Vague notice invites readers to address communications to the Editor of the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Iowa. Contact details appear incomplete with no clear phone or mailing address provided.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Iowa
Pasture boosting wheat keeps dairy values up in June tests
May dairy results from Bremer County Cow Test Association show 424 cows producing more milk and butterfat as better pastures and grain feeds improve yields. Leading herds include Woodring & Son and Gilley near Maynard with high milk and fat outputs, while 26 herds in Fay ette County report averages above 25 pounds of fat and 1,594 pounds of milk for top herds.
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Waveely
Bremer Uniy
Woodring & Son
Uillley
Payette
Fayette County
Inihe
Wroyd Gilley
Maynard
Gilley
Rey
Floyd Gilley
P.b.it
S.T. Fox
P.ts
Turner
Khen
Wasson
Wheat Prices Edge Higher on Private Reports Amid Rain
Rainy conditions triggered mixed signals as private trading reports pointed to higher wheat prices while government outlooks remained cautious. Market data showed price gains in Chicago and New York with oats and provisions slipping, and reports of dry weather reducing yields in Kansas and Alaska offset by strengthening Liverpool quotes. Traders weighed profit taking against weather risk, keeping prices within narrow ranges and prompting continued market uncertainty.
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Chicago
Fune
Mangass
Nebrass
South Dakota
Minnesota
Mississippi
Mienots
Liverpool
Kansas
Araska
Rural Girls Camped in August Plan at Morris Isle
Rural club girls in Black Hawk county study a home furnishing project to foster beauty in girls rooms and club rooms while maintaining health programs and a music memory contest. They will attend camp at Morris Isle YMCA from August 16 led by Gladys Goon of the National Dairy Council. Preparations for the annual club rally day are underway with date to be announced.
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Black Hawk County
Morris Isle
Gladys Goon
National Dairy Council
Girls 4-H Rally Set for June 7 at Byrnies Park
The Blank Hawk County girls 4-H clubs plan a rally day Thursday June 7 at Byrnies park with a morning and afternoon program. Local families are invited to attend and participate in the planned activities and demonstrations.
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Blank Hawk County
Byrnies Park
Kansas City Livestock Receipts Report Heavy Volume
Receipts in Kansas City show 7500 calves and 12000 hogs with varied demand. Calves and yearlings steady to higher, steers firm. hogs mostly lower. Cattle and veal prices indicate mixed gains, with top fed steers and light weights noted amid market activity at midweek.
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Viberal
Actas
Dumerens
Texas
Srey
Chicago
Ilgat
Onsis Saix
Steey
Griegers
Wetton Eral
Nackinie
Aleady
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Chicago June 92
Wheat and barley prices across No 1 and No 2 grades with mixed lots and unquoted rye. Summary reflects multiple grain categories including white and yellow corn, oats, flax and timothy seed with values ranging near 7 to 19 dollars per unit and specific seed prices noted.
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New York
Ecelaner
Chicago
Market Falls Amid Broad Selloff As Pressure Intensifies
New York stocks weakened as selling pressure pushed shares lower across sectors. United States Steel and General Motors faced declines while many industrials including Reading and Atlantic Coast Line saw heavy losses. Call money held at 1 percent as traders absorbed additional realizing sales.
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New York
New York Central
Nickel Blaze
Atlantic Coastline
Reading
Atenhison
Kansas City Southern
Pullman
General Electric
Kenneluy Siles
United States Steel
General Motors
American Can
Montgomery Ward
Atlantic
Hefining
United State Rubber
Chem, & Gye -2
Sustees Am
Car & Fay
An. Sm
American Sugar
American Tobacco
American Woolen
Armour
WL Bo
Atchison “2
Atl Coast Line
Baldwin Loco
Balt. & Olio
Bethlehem Steel California
Bethlehem Steel California’ Pi Canadian Pasoe
Leath
Cerre de Pasca
Chesaneake & Ohio
Eco. Chic
Northwestern
Thic
AML & SL
Ped
Chile Copper
Chrysler Corp
Coca. Cola
Calorida Fu Consolidated G Com
Dodge Bros
Electric
Erie Railroad
Famous Players Fish Rubber
Foundation Co
General Asphalt
Nor
Tron
Sinclair Can
Southern Pacific Southern Fy
Standard Oil
Cal Standard
Stewart Warner Studebaker - Texas Co
Texas Gulf Sulphurs & Paeble
Union Pacific
United Cigar Stores
U.S. Cage II
Indo
CLS
Steel
Ward
Westinghouse
White Motor
Willys-Overland
Whohvar i
Grain Notes Chicago June 9 AP Prices and Weather Impact
Grain notes from Chicago report weather and crop conditions shaping the wheat market. Favorable federal crop outlooks clash with poor regional conditions and incoming September orders, while Brokarths victory and political factors influence market sentiment amid rising prices.
Market and Merchants Report From Midwest June
A dense summary of assorted market data from Chicago and nearby markets shows receipts and prices for butter creamery eggs and poultry, with cattle hogs and sheep listings. The report records steady to rising egg prices and mixed meat prices, noting specific figures for butters, cheese, live poultry, and dressed meats, along with small town market notes from St Ansgar and Albert Lea. It includes local social notes from St Ansgar about weddings and travels of residents and a marriage at the Sherman home, with brief references to upcoming travel and events.
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Waterloo
Ces
Ron Whterias
RTL Co
Roel
Cvs
Wv Poultry Hroilers
Wby
Cprom Rath Packing Co
Bulgin
Uae
Darelay
Timothy Hay
Dumont Dated Winter Visit Brings News From Ida and Minnesota
Dumont Jadine Ss3tr and Mrs John Becker spent the winter in Los Angeles and arrived Thursday for a brief visit with Dumont friends. They plan to spend the summer in Accorah with son Denata. James Brown went to town for a medical exam. Mrs Edwin Brown drove to Sprinell, and Mr Brown, a college graduate 16 years ago, was mentioned. A pageant titled The Garden of the King will be given at Methodist on Sunday at 10 o'clock with baptismal exercises. The Grant Shreve family learned their son Don advanced to a new post at Fort Dods, Rochester, Minn. Mr and Mrs George Krameler welcomed a daughter born Saturday. Kenneth Devore, son of Mr and Mrs Ben Devore, was hospitalized for a ruptured appendix. Burl Finn returned home for the summer. Ruth Sutchison graduated from a two-year course and Merrien Thatcher from a one-year course. Several locals attend Sumter School at Cedar Falls. 330 attended the mother daughter banquet. Drs P A Burows and Guy Crawford attend commencement at State City.
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Dumont
Jadine
John Becker
Los Angeles
Tey
Idaho
Max
Oize
Accorah
Weir
Denata
James Brown
Edwin Brown
Srinnell
Brown Swes
Methodist
Siarch
Grant Shreve
Don
Co. G. W
Fort Dods
Rochester
Minn
George Krameler
Kenneth Devore
Ben Devore
Waverly
Finn
Atlanding College
Dubuque
Erie Lome
Sumter School
Cedar Baile
Martyn Bason
Fred Griner
Misses N Wilson
Bertha
Manuel Rosenstock
Mary Prishy
Kaithryn Karly
Althea Alivens
Buella DeAmoun
Bristow
Allison
Aredala
Uaverlack
Drs
FP. A. Burows
Guy Crawford
State Chy
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Hearst
Buchanan
Bureau
Ounty
Enif
Eluiy
Eli
Ferguson
Heart
Ivony Jayette Coamiy
Gilley Sith
Mrest
Group
Graid City
Towhie
Seavolis
Minneapolis
Northern
Oinies Geo
ALOS
Noob
Montana
Maly
Watson
Uly Opeard
Abe
So York
Elourl Coviord
Prokla Gats
Keris
Reutdyors
F. Sellin
Tale
Anyixeat
Tee Wanintes
Tenis
Neo
Pichange
Tie Bieher
Toledo
Talede
Saul
NSA
Syed
Permasylvania
Ape Timothy
Mystic tuTitory
Clean Baels
Associated Prese
Sect
Ees
Epternys O
TR Aw Septenee Weeds Way
Bates
Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
Fis
DOE
Lao
Lamson Bros. & Ca
Marsh-Place
H. A. Moray
Sune
Irowe
Prinnes Deere
Mertium
Sheen
Kansas City Livestock
Board of Trade
Lorday
Great Britain
Sweden
Wis
Tideenackert
Washington Srede
New United Ss
Cain
Brookhart
Orniy Sinditios
Geol
Paulie
Ameries
Louie
St Louis
Mon
Omaha Livestock
Peoria
Oly
POLIS
Carland Jats
Cohn Bros
ST. Ansgar
Ther
Edna Robertson
Cedar Fall
Crowder
Charles City
Aliss Laura Waltmann
Albert Lea
Tha Americ
Opera Bay
Plymouth
Phila
Lils
Kitts
Eagle Township
Eagle
St. Mars
Mu Carmel School
Ics
Leone
Ruth
Chaud Weber Dunkerton
John Blitsehhone
St. Mary's
MI Carmel School
Pieres
Fleury Casey
John Pieres
Watertoo
Lake Slater
Philip
Agnes
Shafer
Mary Reiver
Waterjoo
Jake Blitsch Hose
Taieven Heiter
St. Francis Hesylink
Hia
Joey
Noite
Maria Brown
Im-Cincinnati
Colburn
Mick
B. Schultz
Southern California Edison Co
Heommercial National Company’ Investment Wictrereins Terminal Iuilding
Commercial National Bank
Phone Ath Waterloo
Baws
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