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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1925

Page

16

Oats Have Better Prospects As Forage Shortage Eases

Porte City Iowa June 18 reports say oats outlook improves after rains. Pack roller trials show packing preserves moisture and boosts yields on oats and barley across farms. Farmers like James Curdie Fred Wheeler and R H Orth anticipate 25 to 30 bushels per acre and stronger corn prospects aiding livestock feed.

Porte City James Curdie Fred Wheeler Wheeler R. H. Orth Orth Dunkerton Fred Meyerham Meyerhoff Big Rains Meyerhoof Flowner

Edar Girls Meet at M Driscoll Home

Edar Girls of Cedar ownership met recently at a Miss Watel home. Miss Bown gave a demonstration. The meeting closed with music and games. The next meeting will be at the M J Dris folk home on Wednesday June 24. Keokuk Ia June 18 the annual Lee County Hampshire Pig club picnic was held yesterday at Donnellson near the Lee County fairgrounds with W Dunlap as chief speaker.

Girls of Cedar Ownship MG Club Keokuk Lee County Hampsire Pig Club Donnellson Lee County Fairgrounds W. Dunlap

Farmers Questions and Comments Sought by Editor

Farmers and readers are invited to send questions and comments to the Waterlog Evening Courier editor in Wa ynertng Iowa. Communications should address farming issues and local conditions and may be published in the next issue.

Farn Department Waterlog Evening Courier Waynertng Towa

Buchanan County Farmers Picnic Water Fete at Independence

Independence Tenn June 18 The Buchanan county annual farm bureau picnic at the fair grounds June 12 drew 400 people despite rough weather and awarded 125 diplomas. The eighth grade exercises were held with 105 of 126 graduates present. The program included songs, talks by Rev Smith and Rev Gilbert, a diploma ceremony, and a dinner in the pavilion. Indoor events featured dancing, driving contests, cracker eating, foot races for boys and girls, a sack race, and a two group three legged race. Weather spoiled additional contests.

Independence Buchanun County Farm Bureau Song America Assembly TR. L. Smisth Bertha Ulm R. Gilbert Hertha Ulm AE Jewett F. I. Bantz Washington Township George Slemmons T. J. B. Robinson Nall Aletha Haines Helen Mack Alice Maxwell Glyan Nyle Higgins Lloyd Tate Harold Wilkingon Raymond Wilkingon

Pheasant Open Season Talk Sparks County Farm Meetings

Three township gatherings in La Porte City area plan to hear L J Dierlinson from Algona about pheasant season. Dickinson to speak at Wayte Township Farm Bureau picnic. Lester Township hosts open season discussion with John Breuizer. Waterloo and Bancroft Farm Bureau events include home plays and stunts.

la Porte City Spring Creek Ble Creek Cedar Townships L. J. Dierlinson Algona, In Black Hawk County Dickinson Wayte Township Farm Bureau Dan Cantry Lester Township John Breuizer P . Waterloo Township Virden School O. Smalling Black Hawk ‘County Farm Bureau Bannington Township Wight Center School

Buchanan Girls Clubs Hold Meetings in Townships

In Homer township the John Bishop home hosted a Girls Canning club gathering on June 11 with Lucile Haines presiding, Fannie Bare on roll call, and talks by Lucille Sayles and Elizabeth Grover on shoe requirements. Grace Bishop demonstrated canning strawberries and the group sang America. The Sunshine Club formed by Middlefield township members held its first meeting at Will Ryan’s with six of ten on hand, reading healthy rules as a key program element.

Independence Homer Township John Bishop Lucile Haines Fannie Bare Lucille Sayles Elizabeth Grover Grace Bishop America Alice Robinson Painie Bare Middlefield Township Girls’ Club Will Ryan Sunshine Club Gram

Retests for Tuberculosis in Grundy Stock Herds

In Grundy Center Ta Inness Tuberculosis testing resumes in infected herds at a slower pace after a pause. Dr W O Hansen TB inspector, back from Kossuth, leads re testing with no new herds until funds are restored next fall. Tests may resume at Tand in the fall with cavalry vets aiding.

Grundy Center Ta. Inness Grundy W. O. Hansen Kossuth Tanid

Fredericksburg Man Receives Guernsey Heifers From Wisconsin

Two Guernsey halfers calf s were transferred here yesterday en route from A. K. Kies & Son in Platteville Wisconsin. The heifers arrived at the right age for calving and are presumed bought for that purpose.

A. K. Kies & Son Platteville Wis J. Steeze Fredericksburg

Grundy wool price steady around eight to nine cents

Grundy Center June 13 report shows Grundy county growers marketing a large wool lot through various buyers at different points. Prices ranged about 9.44 cents per pound locally, with growers deeming a formal association unnecessary due to satisfactory prices in most cases.

Grundy Center Grundy County

Washington Twp winner in singing contest at ICN

The Washington township team won the Black Hawk County Farm Bureau community singing contest at Electric Park, earning the $10 prize as Waterloo township placed second. About 2,000 attended the event with graduation exercises for rural schools and a parade featuring an old-time covered wagon.

Black Hawk County Farm Bureau Electric Park C. Smailing Black Hawk Country Farm Bureau Weahington Waterloo Mt. Vernon Cedar Falls Fullerton C. A. Fullerton Jong State Teachers College Bureau Farm Bureau Ralph Mittchell Waterloo Township H. C. Moever Norianal Norman Norland Agricultural Department Tower State Netchers College Birs. C. M. Fobes AQ Ynoral Barclay Walarloo Chojcespeeilye J. L.ban F. P. Rehjareier Y.mc.a Uban Dul Ubsza Weishs Rebmeilar Cal Pack Rebmeier Gveratt Rekers Gorden Porter Shes Kimor Turmer Arley Watlakse Crab Rare Vid Wretts Everett Tavon Rotary Robe 'Bmeh Roy Schwerk Boyd Mr i Mrekers Hos Jean Mats Alcon Charlotte Dorothy Meth May Dunka Gestate Races Lente Ackerson Deru Rennett

New Testing Ass'n in Jesup Vicinity

Reported formation of a new cow testing association in Jesup area with members from Grundy, Black Hawk, and Ths ichanan counties. Wapsie Valley group to continue testing. Also notes a farmer’s picnic at Ivester Center on June 23 and cotton market advances with mixed price moves across months.

Jesup Vicinity Jesup Thsichanan County Black Hawk Wapsie Valley Wapsie Taly AL AM Up Ta Ostober Moenaner Sarke SN Rattan Tay Sheeley Orm Bir Tarek Black Hawk County Abstract Co Waterloo Bank Waterloo Clearing House Association

Wheat market falls as black rust denial calms fears

Chicago June 18. Wheat prices edged lower on aggressive selling after an early rise. Denials of black rust spreading to the Dakotas reassured buyers. July and September futures fluctuated with mixed gains and losses before closing lower. Corn and oats also slipped while provisions held firmer. Cash quotes reflected varied milling grades but showed overall weakness in grains.

Chicago Dakota Alghor huy‘Jers Aalis. Pt Sal Jaa

Hogs Dime Over High as Market Climbs

Chicago reports hog receipts 24 020 with 4 000 left over and prices up 10 to 15 cents from Wednesday. Hogs show gains across weights with packers top at 12.70 to 12.80 while sow values edge higher and beef cattle enjoy price stability in a mixed liquidation market. Kansas City and Sioux City listings follow with hogs up 18 to 25 cents and cattle strong to higher amid steady to higher calves and yearlings.

Associated Press Chicago Asheights Kansas City Southwestern Ford sS.boms California Texas Souur St. Yaumsn Sioux City East

Stock prices edge up amid mixed market outlook

New York June 18 stock prices rose at opening led by Pierce Arrow preferred and American Telephone as investors welcomed easy money rates. Early gains in public utilities faded amid profit taking. several large issues slipped, while foreign exchange moved to new lows for Italian lire. Trading ended heavy with renewed funds flowing to a few leaders and money renewed at 3.5 percent.

Associated Press New York Pierce Arrow Prior Robert Reis Newport News Hampton Railway Gas and Hilectric Federal Light & Traction American Telephone Ktellan Sire Cail Allied Chemical & Dye American Car & Foundry American Locomotive American Smolt American Water Works Atchison Aumatic Coast Line Baltimore & Ohio Bethlehem Steal California Petroleum Canadian Pacific Central Leather Pla Cerro Do Pasco Wees Chandler Chesapeake & Ohio Reese Ares Chicago & Northwestern Chicago BL & St. Paul R. J. & Pacific Coca. Cola Colorado Fuel Congolsum-Nairn Consolidated Gas Corn Products Crucible Steel Cuba Cane Davison Chemical Famous Player General Asphalt General Electric General Motors Great Norther Old Gulf States Steel Eluctson Motors Hilnois Central Independent New Fork Centr Hartford Norfolk & Western Northen Pacific Radio Oil Pan. Am Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pure Oill Radio Corp Reading auLeace Rep I & Steel Reynolis Toh Bex Stl San Fran Seaboard Air Lime Southern Pacific Southern Ry Standard OR Standard Oil N. Stewart Warmer Studebaker Texas Co Texas & Pacific Tobacco Producta Transcont. Co Tenton Pacific Wabash Wratinghouse Willys-Overland Woolworth

Prices at Chicago and New York Marts

New York markets June 18 show butter prices rising on creamery yields with varied creamery and fancy lots listed. Chicago receipts report milk products, poultry and cheese with price ranges on turkeys and chickens, while East St Louis stock prices and Waterloo market figures reflect broader Midwest trends across grains and livestock.

New York Lu Gage Frais Hrollers Ubtenko Chicago

Ansgar and Fairbank Notes on Weddings and Local Events

Dated items from Ansgar and Fairbank Iowa report weddings in the Little Brown Church area near Ansgar, plus travel, hospital notes, and local society items. Mentions Mr and Mrs H A Groth driving to Minneapolis with their daughter home from Central High School, Mrs Mary leaving for Chicago, and Viator Stuege wed Hilda Jacobs in the Little Brown church. Fairbank notes Children’s Day exercises, illness updates on George William Murphy, Tourist Club fundraising, and a Cedar Water association rally preceding a banquet.

Clarksville Clarkuville McCapue Hdlily Nichols Axhuibula H. Nichols Aston Gilmore Jasser Minn J. A. Hodsdon E.F. Jones Helen F Jessie Clarion Liegid Jones Kiroball S. D Edward Appleby Waterloo Martin Hieber al Tacknan Mark Waugh Treer SR. Sherwood Lake City Doris Garber Correctionville C. Hammel E. L. Hue Heyward Wis George Hubbards New Peonls W. W. Hogan Ceder Rapids Kenneth W. Lister Boulder G. Mather Providence R. L Samuel Lister Frank Wygle Sarah McCrery- Marquand Longmont Cole Douglas Marquand Longmont C. E. Suteliffe Birs White Laverne Storm Waverly Hospital Ber Nordmeyer Waverly Mor St Ansgar Dune H. A. Groth Minneapolis Central High School James McCulle Chicago Efre Wentworth Farally Viator Stuege Hilda Jacobs Little Brown Fred Bierman Fairbank Fairbank Geeree Willian Murphy William Polege Cedar Walier Association

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