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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1923

Page

11

Parade Plans for County Farm Bureau Picnic at Waterloo

A parade will start from Chautauqua park at 11 a.m. Friday June 22 for the Black Hawk County Farm Bureau picnic. Townships will supply floats, form a line in alphabetical order, and decorate cars. A premic dinner follows, with band music, community singing, and remarks. A horseshoe pitching tournament, races, and candy prizes are scheduled, with early start to finish before the speaking program.

Chautauqua Park Black Hawk County Farm Bureau Cod Lawn City Horseshoe Farm Bureau Courier Fe Farm Bureau Golay

Dairyman's dollar worth 94 percent of 1913 value

Iowa creameries paid patrons 48.15 cents per pound of butterfat in April, 9.73 cents higher than April last year, per Iowa Creamery Secretaries and Managers association reports. Butter price up 149 percent from 1913, with dairymen's purchasing power near 100 percent.

Iowa Washington Dairyman

Forty four attend meeting to form Fayette creamery group

In Fayette Iowa on June 13 forty four men from sixteen of eighteen local creameries gathered at the call of county agent Clyde Combs to discuss launching a Fayette county creamery association. A temporary organization was named with W. Peters as president, Floyd Finney as vice president, and Combs as secretary. An upcoming meeting will formalize the group. Harry Berlovich of the Iowa Creamery Secretaries and Managers association attended.

Fayette, In Fayette County Clyde Combs W. Peters Wadena Farmers’ Creamery Fayette Floyd Finney Arlington Creamery Mr. Combs Harry I. Berlovich Iowa Creamery Secretaries’ and Managers’ Association Tmeeting

Jesup Leads in Butterfat Bought for April

Jesup Farmers' Creamery in Iowa tops the April butterfat league, handling 102,143.95 pounds. The Buchanan county facility leads by about 50,000 pounds over its nearest rival, per Iowa Creamery Secretaries and Managers association records from Waterloo.

Jesup Farmers’ Creamery Company Iowa Creamery Secretaries' and Managers’ Association Waterloo Buchanan County

Bremer County Township Meetings Highlight Local Events

Waverly Iowa June reports Bremer county township gatherings at LeRoy Center and Spring Lake schools. About 50 residents enjoyed programs, a second Tuesday meeting rule adopted in Douglass, and a milk play by Werren township youths. Committee members Irving Arns James Eveland and others coordinated programs and refreshments.

Waverly Bremer County LeRoy Lafayette Henry Schwab Spring Lake Douglass Township Center School Margaret Harris Homes D. D. Offringa Werren Township Irving Arns James Eveland Mmes William Wendt Simon Raecker Fred Bortz

Merger Ties Up Chicago Livestock Markets

The Chicago livestock market was dominated by Armour & Co after its purchase of Morris & Co. A government hearing led by Secretary Wallace charged the merger violated the stockyards act. Earl T. Haines presented figures showing purchasing power now consolidated in Armour & Co, formerly rival firms.

Chicago Armour & Co Morris & Co Wallace Earl Ty. Haines Governmant Statistician

Farrar Named Manager of Reinbeck Apiary

Reinbeck Iowa June 1 Milton D Farrar Abilene Kan arrives to take charge of Shumway apiary. Mr Houghton former master has moved to Davenport to attend chiropractic college. Mr Shumway owner sells several tons of honey each season and plans a large crop this year.

Reinbeck Wmilton D. Farrar Abilene Kan Shumway Apiary Houghton Davenport Chiropractic College Shumway

Eagle Township Women Meet Wednesday Evening

Eagle Township farm bureau women plan a regular meeting Wednesday afternoon June 20 at Mrs M J Pieres home. A clothing collection for Near East relief will be taken up with emphasis on children's clothing and broad participation urged. The agenda covers schedule and timely topics.

Eagle Township Farm Bureau M. J. Pieres Near East Relief Ric

White's Plan for Iowa Highway System Reform

Iowa Good Roads Association backing a six year program to finish grading draining and bridging the primary road system and pave about 3,000 miles while graveling the rest. It calls for state supervision over construction and maintenance, ending special assessments, funding via taxes and bonds, and expanding county roads to complete a nationwide network with all weather access.

White Iowa Union Mlinois Pennsylvania Ttse Anse Wille Inelats Pum Yankey Ross Ravenna Engineer Witte Minneapolis Grady Ming Mfc

Market report notes on wool hides and commodities

New York fur and commodity copy lists Woon and Hides with prices for domestic fleeces Texan scours and staples. Hides show dull demand for native steers and branded stock. Cotton futures and flour and coffee notes follow with modest movements and price quotes across several dates from June.

New York Ohio

Wheat Market Lower Pressures in New York and Chicago

Market reports show Protee prices easing in New York and Chicago as better weather boosts harvest movement. European demand and collapsing quotes pushed July and September wheat futures down, with mixed activity and poor buying support across the session. Oats held steady early, then declined in general, while provisions remained steady in late trading.

New York Chicago Hind Liverpood Secoml Cor

Market Notes Across Cities on June 18 Trade

Reports from New York Chicago and St Louis show copper iron and grain prices holding firm while butter poultry and eggs move with demand. Prices touch highs and lows as markets digest light trading and seasonal shifts with traders watching copper steel and petroleum futures for guidance.

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Grain and Wheat Quotations From Chicago and New York Markets

Kansas City GHAI notes June wheat prices and futures bids for No 2 hard and other grades. Chicago cash quotes show No 2 red and yellow wheat, No 2 white, oats, rye, barley, and seed prices. December and September futures listed. Grain market snapshot includes corn, oats, rye, barley, timothy hay, cloverseed, pork prices, and export hash notes with delivery and freight details.

New York Toledo Tolmin Cloverseed I Timothy Kansas City Ghai Kansas City Chicago

Light Butcher Hogs Dime Up Cattle Strong

Market notes for cattle and hogs show light butchers rising to dime up while cattle display strength. Prices listed include hogs at various weights, steers and heifers with mixed gains, and standout items such as fat hogs and yearling feeders. Readers are advised to monitor bulk and hide values amid fluctuating feed costs and market demand.

Livestock Prices and Receipts From Midwest Markets

Summary of dense cattle hogs and lamb quotations from St Paul and East St Louis markets. Reports show varied price movements with higher bids for native steers and Texan cattle, cattle and veal demand, and mixed lamb and hog values, including top bids around $7.60 for select cattle and $16 for some trades.

Omaha Livestock Market Report Summary

Omaha livestock receipts around 1 500 with steady to firmer prices on feeders and cattle. In Sioux City similar activity with 3 800 cattle, strong demand for fat cattle and steady to higher ewes and lambs. notable bids for cows, canners, and feeders with varied tops across classes.

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Foreign exchanges report from New York market

June 15 foreign exchange notes show irregular trade and varied demand across major currencies. Rates listed for Great Britain, Denmark, Switzerland, Spain, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Argentina, Brazil, and others, with Montreal and a stray remark about Queen Mary on clothing costs.

New York Denmark Switzerland Spain Poland Ooste Czechoe-Slovakia Argentina Brazil Montreal

New York Rates Report Shows Mixed Loan Offers

New York on June 18 reports call money firm with high closing rates. Bank discount and plant loans offered around 4 percent. cash loans against acceptance 4 time loans steady. Mixed rates for 60 to 90 days with prima commercial paper noted.

New York Ig Mantis Prima Commercial Paper

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