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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1924

Page

5

Ayrshire Breeders Picnic Highlights Iowa Growth

Ayrshire Breeders' Association of Iowa held its annual picnic at Waveland Farm near Cedar Rapids. Prominent attendees from Kansas to Vermont discussed rising per capita dairy consumption, cow numbers, and optimistic prospects for Ayrshire breed development in Iowa and the Midwest.

Iowa Tire and Pear Ed Hegewald Cedar Rapids Hegewall Waveland Farm W.j. Johnson Hegewald Jim Dann Ayrshire Breeders’ Association of Aneyiei Kansas Linn Wyaukesta Grate Indiana Middlewest L. Burlinghan Ayrshire Fioyd Johnston State Dairy Association Waterloo Eurl Weaver United States Weaver

Tama Co Shorthorn Breeders Plan Two Autumn Sales

Tama County Shorthorn Breeders will hold two consignments this fall, with one sale at George Knoop farm on Oct 7 and another in Tama the next day. President Mr Knoop led the group at Conant’s picnic where Charles Curtish of Iowa State addressed 70 members predicting a beef cattle shortage that could lift prices.

Clutter Conant George Knoop Tama Knoop Deu Charles FL Curtish Towa State College Range Elehl

Warm weather boosts corn and potato crops in Iowa

Warmer days and near nightly showers have improved conditions for corn and other crops around Cedar Falls and New Hartford. L B Brown notes corn will mature on schedule if dry spells don’t return. Replanting occurred on several farms, with some fields now taller, others six inches or more. Weeds, plowing, and cultivation continue as farmers expect a fruitful season, though some caution remains about possible late-dry spells.

L. B. Brown Cedar Falls Mr. Brown Brown Becuse Louis Jorgensen Henton County Toby Roloff Clarence Place New Hartford Wacoltte New York Eadly Tome M. A. Hauser Towa Extension Service M. G L. Bowman Iowa State College

Liverpool Prices Advance Sharply in Grain Market

In Chicago June 16 the wheat market in Liverpool pool surged on hot weather and strong demand, with deliveries rising to a season high. July and September futures posted gains while prices closed unsettled, corn followed wheat higher, and provisions moved with grain strength. Trading reached the largest scale yet for 1924, with notable buying power and some late pressure.

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Hogs Drop As Cattle Slip In Mixed Chicago Cash Trade

Chicago market report shows hogs weak to 5 cents lower with receipts of 54 000 and mixed bids across weights while cattle also slide with few sales and overall lower demand. Sheep slow with lambs down about 30 cents and prices for native fat lambs to packers around 15 15 50 to 16 00, South St Paul and other yards reporting softer tone on steers and yearlings.

Associated Press Chicago Wilk Jolly Butchers South St. Paul Minn Belogna Kansas Castle Lac Isteadys Sioux City Ig Butchers Salkes Simson Bros Marsh-Place AE. A Jmanager Hoge

Prices at Chicago and New York Marts

Chicago and New York markets show butter and cheese gains, with creamery firsts and Wisconsin whole milk quoted higher. Poultry and eggs mix with firm live fowl prices. wheat, corn, oats and flour futures, and Midwest cash bids across Chicago, Kansas City and St Louis reflect steady to slightly higher tone as supplies adjust. Reuters style daily notes log grain, livestock and dairy quotations, with regional variations and dated June 15 16.

New York Wiscon Chicago Kansas City St Leonia St. Louis Waterloo Watertes ST. Louis Grath Enod Waterloo Co-op Rath Timoethy Swift & Co Waterloo Springs Leghorn Springs Las Flouxk Milwauxer Granr Milwaukee Wis St.as Sravgton Plenrs SA & Herthern Gao

Market Opens Higher Amid Broad Gains In Early Trading

The Associated Press reports a strong upturn at the market open as weekend buy orders push prices up, led by General Electric to a new high and strength in oil stocks and rail shares. Notable advances include American Car & Foundry, Davison Chemical, American Water Works, West Penn Power, May Department Stores, Baldwin, and Colorado Fuel. Foreign exchanges opened higher before easing, with overall buying in utilities and industrials and oil sectors lifting the market.

Associated Press New York American Car & Foundry Davison Chemical Chicago & Northwestern Publ Berryica New Jersey General Electric American Waterworks West Penn Power Pacific May Department Stores Baldwin Colorado Vel Houston Oll Krosge Ue Bears Stewart, Warner, Lackawanna U. S Sland & Brisco

Bremer County Farm Picnic Draws Thousands for Public Trial

Frederika Iowa June 16 3000 to 5040 people gather June 19 for Bremer County Farm Bureau picnic The program starts at 1050 am with fife and drum corps A public trial of dairy farmer Carl G Kuethe for robbery is to be held with handcuffed defendant Sheriff Krause and prosecuting attorney Pred Nageman The event includes lunch stand music by a drum corps orchestra and Fremont chorus speeches by Paul C Taff and others A baseball game and sports finale cap the afternoon

Fremont Chorus Paul C. Taff Ames Clu W. M. George D. D. Offringa Mr. Sweet

Club Rally for Hardin Tomorrow

Hidora June 16. Hardin county youths will hold a club rally tomorrow with Miss Florence Packman and BJ Read from Iowa Ex tension service leading the program. A special radio feature from Ames airs at 1 30 p m. Families will dine at Pine Lake after the program which starts at 9 20 o clock.

Hidora Hardin Florence Packman BJ. Read Iowa Extension Service Ames Pine Lake

Vaccination School Draws 100 Farmers at Robertson

Eldora Ia June 16 Farmers attended the Robertson vaccination school to take examinations. Dr Craft Ames explained to visitors the procedures and requirements. Market notes indicate steady receipts with hog prices around 6.50 to 7.15 per unit and light demand for late top offerings.

Eldora Robertson Craft. Ames

Foot and Mouth Disease on the Wane in California

Washington reports from the Bureau of Animal Industry indicate California’s foot and mouth disease is receding. Through June 10 no new infections in four days, the longest gap since February. Cleanup continues with inspections, slaughter, and disinfection of suspected and infected premises, led by Dr John Th Mohier.

Washington The Bureau of Animal Industry Calfornia Reesan Frean Mtv John Th. Mohier Congress Bureau of “Animal Industry

Hog diseases and parasites plague county farmers

A practical report outlines the tough impact of hog diseases and parasites on local farms and offers plain spoken guidance for farmers to reduce losses and improve herd health.

Hay Market Tones Weaker With Prices Firming Expected

U S Department weekly hay market review for week ending June 14 notes a slightly weaker tone due to seasonal factors while overall prices hold near last week levels. Timothy and alfalfa supplies remain ample with better grades in demand and poorer grades slow, receipts up in Kansas City and other markets, and southern shipments constraining demand.

Washington United States Department of Next Culture Timothy Kansas City Oklahoma Texas Heston York Pittsburgh Cinthineth Kansas Omaha Omaha Chicago Strowls

Chicago Fairgrounds Trading Fair Receipts Highlight Totals

Fragmented item list shows prices and quantities linked to sails and receipts. Mentions Alabama North Carolina Wisconsin and Illinois locales with various amounts. Lacks coherent events or names. reads like a damaged stock or advertisement section.

Lovis wax notification and pricing mix

Fragmentary OCR item lists Lovis wax and Vet 3.0 phoics with mixed prairie ciuter values. Shows prices $28.00, $17.00, and $18.00 in unclear order.

Furnished kitchenette arrangements for rent at Brockwell Arms

Mr Newcomer offers compact modern kitchenettish suites in the Brockwell Arms for short or long term rental. Furnishings include linen and silverware with bushes available. Contact The Waterloo Laundry Co. at Park Ave and Jefferson for details.

Brockwell Arms Waterloo Laundry Co Park Ave Jefferson

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