SICK LAND REVIVED BY CHANCED WAYS OF HANDLING
Hyde Farm Habitor Cedar Falls June 2 Three years ago Kerman Heineman started farming a 250 acre tract west of here owned by G J Rapp dolph Waterloo attorney. Today 34 acres of corn near knee high before Fourth of July and a five acre field of newly seeded alfalfa show the farm adapting to drought. Cattle and farm improvements bolster production as Heineman employs clean cultivation crop rotation and manure. About 80 head of cattle are on the farm and hay and grain crops progress despite limited rainfall. The dairy operation relies on a milkhouse with cement floors screens and good odor control. The partnership with G J Riddelph remains 50 50 with income split equally and both men contributing funds and labor to the farm’s revival.
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Cedar Falls
Kerman Weineman
Here
G. J. Rapdolph
Waterloo
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Peden
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Starming
Helneman
Faroiing
Bedis
Héineman
Benson Co
Cry
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Bach
eKley
Wlbl Tvans
Doulas
Ariz
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Meo
Charles Rosh
Reber Witey
Webster Ci
Mir
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Firth
Hulda Pellstrum
Cedar Falk
Lutheran Hospital
Hampton
Ackley
Vo E. Kuehellofter
Nashville
Tann
George Peabody College
Murae
Joy Platen
David
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Duburne
Acieley
Hubreght
Charley
Mary Miter
Steenhinck
Mazel Green
Abbott
First Evangelice
Ladies’ Aid Society Saga
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First Evvangelical
Tunis
Roget
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Minneapolis
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Ates
Pearl
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Amit
Fram Switt & Co
Tirmer'sa Doat
Weighert
Rath Packing Co
Civad
Barclay & Sons
Sant Timothy Bay
Colin. Bros
Profitable herd of producers starts with two grade cows
Kedifor Dunkerton Iowa June 21 Two grade cows form the foundation of a dairy herd for George Robinson near Dunkerton. One cow cost 26 dollars about 15 years ago and another was taken in on a debt. The nine cows now average 228 pounds butterfat in eight months, yielding a substantial profit above feed costs. The herd, built with purebred bulls and careful selection, shows strong production gains and gradual type improvement.
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Kedifor Dunkerton
George Robinson
Dunkerson
Robinson
Rabingon
Wheat Downgrades Signal Brighter Foreign Outlook
Wheat prices eased as foreign outlook improved on rain in the northwest and better weather prospects in the corn belt. Reports from Chicago and city grain desks show No. 2 dark hard wheat around 1.43 to 1.44, with declines in corn and oats following the wheat trend. Provisions drifted lower on softer grain markets amid weak grain prices.
Alfalfa tour set for Black Hawk county farmers
The J L Jones farm manager estimates first cutting will yield about one and one quarter ton per acre. The alfalfa field, heavily practiced, will be inspected on tours in Black Hawk county this week. One tour covers southeastern county territory the first day and Cedar Falls area the second. Tours may meet at the farm bureau office in the morning.
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J. L. Jones
Black Hawk
Cedar Falls
Farm Bureau
Mortensen Leaves ISU for Three Month Dairy Study Trip
James L. Mortensen head of the dairy department at Iowa State College sails for a three month tour to Ireland England and Denmark to study markets and butter methods. On return he will visit eastern cities including New York to study markets. A leading dairy authority he is noted for judging dairy products at major shows and helping improve butter quality in Iowa.
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America
Grunwald Elected President Benton Livestock Assns
J Grunewald a Balestown farmer was elected president and Robert Maxwald manager of a shipping association chosen as secretary of a county livestock shipping group formed by 10 Benton county groups. The new organization aims to promote marketing and cooperation among farmers amid slow hay curing due to cool, wet weather. A Jersey cow in the Marsh farm record book produced 498 741 pounds of fat and 24 84 pounds of milk in 240 days, earning her merit with the American Jersey Cattle Club.
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Vinton. la
J. Grunewald
Balestown
Robert Maxvewald
Athing Shipping Association
Benton County
Dorsey Blough
W. W. Marsh Prairie Farm
Swift & Co
Sycamore Street
Swift & Mo
Jersey
Wateriog
Jersey Satin
West
American Jersey Cattle Club
County Meeting to Propose Bylaws at Otto
A county wide gathering is planned at Otto where bylaws for pew asen ciation will be presented. A prominent speaker is to be Breet.
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Otto
Farmers Comments Invited For Valerina Department
Readers are invited to send questions and comments to the Bdner Farm Department of the Waterloo Evening Courier in Iowa. Address communications to Valerina, with a phone number for contact.
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Bdner Farm Depertment Valerina Evening Courier
Aaterloo
Iowa
Phobe
Bruce Bureau to Have Big Picnic in Bruce Township
Bruce township, Benton county, LaPorte City Ia June 21 Bruce farm bureau plans a picnic Friday evening July 9 at a farm home with electric lights though location not yet decided Motion pictures planned A outside speaker hoped for Frank Frost chairman of the Bruce farm bureau assists with plans last year the event drew about 500 attendees.
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LaPorte City
Bruce Township
Benton County
Farm Bureau
Frank Frost
Bruce Farm Bureau
Hills Sherman
Margery
Benton Harbor
Mich
Shennan
Ogear
Sherman
Izora
Rebekah Lodge
Union Lodge Hall
R Ft. Doore
Pringle
Dex Moines
Ten Meatt
Barr
Zak Melugin
Cedar Valley
Thes City
Wis
MM. Blumer
St. Kewis
Wedinesdas
Galen Gates
Vitor Wayne
Anid Panne
Ming
Ritter
Bittle
Today Spring Gasped Its Last as Summer Arrives
The report notes the last day of spring on June 21, marking the solstice when day length peaks. It states Tomorrow is the first day of summer with Sol's decline beginning, and provides dawn and dusk times for the locale.
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Moines
Wight
Voisa
Sol
Atleet
Blyving VA Noliss
Straigh
Omaha Livestock Trade Brisk as Hogs Lead Market
Auction reports show hogs rising with prices near 314.50 despite flat to higher bids on cattle and feeders. Heavy steers and heifers hold around 54.00 and 19.00 for feeder classes while veal and lambs show mixed gains, with buyers active across yards.
Board of Trade Cash Quotations June 21 Chicago
Grain and feed markets summarized with wheat corn rye and barley quotes. Prices shown for No 2 red wheat and No 2 yellow corn, sample grades and various white wheat values. Provisions and seeds priced, including timothy seed and cover seed.
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Board of Trade
Chicago
Toledo
Poltde
HOGS AND CATTLE PRICES IN CHICAGO REPORT
Chicago market report shows hog receipts about 10,000 with bids up to 10 cents higher for heavy weights around 240 to 325 pounds. Cattle receipts near 22,090 with steers and yearlings steady to firm, bulls and vealers steady to higher. Slaughter pigs steady to 15.00 with various ranges for sows and light hogs. sheep receipts 12,000 with lamb prices steady and natives around 15.50 per head.
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Chicago
St Paul Livestock Market Report June 2
Receipts: cattle 7,000. hogs 12,500. sheep 200. Steady to higher prices for fed steers and yearlings, bulk cows around 7.25 to 7.50 with higher loads up to 7.25. Feeder steers around 6.00 to 6.25. Veal calves strong near 8.50 to 9.00. Hogs opening slow, steady, with most around 15.50 to 15.73 for butcher and bacon types. pigs to 15.75. Sheep receipts light, lambs around 14.00, wethers near 12.00 to 12.50. Market mixed, demand moderate, statewide notes indicate softer on some grading and stocker cattle.
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South St. Paul
Minn
Montana
East St. Louis Livestock Market Report Receipts Rise
East St. Louis market shows 5,000 calves and 2,500 hogs receipts with slower bidding. Hog prices mostly up 10 cents. natives and western cattle hold steady to lower with steers, heifers, and mixed lots trading near 2100 to 3100 dollars per carload. vealers steady to higher amid light demand.
Representative Sales Reported by Lamson Brothers
Lamson Bros. Co of 403 Marsh-Place Building furnishes a representative sales summary. H A Maray serves as manager. Note date indicated as June 2 but text is incomplete and fragmented.
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Lamson Bros. & Co
Marsh-Place
H. A. Maray
Stock Exchange Trends Lift Rail and Oil Shares
New York June 21 Dela Ware Judson and Marland OU led gains with 4 percent advances in rail and oil shares while American Locomotive General Tailway Shimal and Baldwin rose up to 24 points. California Plum surged 2.44 points as Pan American and Western lines plus Houston Louisiana Atlantic Refining climbed. Foreign exchange opened steady with French francs up to 2.37 and sterling near 4.80587.
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DelaWare & Judson
Marland OU
Stock Exchange
Suipment
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Baldwin
Union OW
California
Wis
Filinors
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Pan-American Western
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Puety
Provisions and Market Totals From New York Issue
New York and Chicago markets show receipts and prices for eggs butter cheese poultry and meats. Quotations cover fresh gathered eggs creamery butter and various grades, with notable figures from New York Kansas City St Louis Omaha and other centers. freight rate adjustments and weekly market review details noted.
Grain, Cotton and Wheat Markets Mixed in Early Trading
Grain prices were unsettled as corn and oats showed mixed signals while wheat clung near thin regional demand. Cotton opened lower with July futures down, and rye plowed into hay as spring weather and export dynamics influence prices across New York and Chicago markets.
Ackley Foreign Exchanges Overview in New York Market
The New York foreign exchange page lists rates for multiple countries. Notable figures include Britain at 4.86 and Sweden at 0. tufts of data show Italy at 3.600 and Japan at 46.51, with Shanghai at .72 and Montreal at 7.00.
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Dane
Great Britain
Italy
BSS Keige Socitolland
Sweden
Gies Suizerhand
Spain
Poland
iHez
Austria
Reaumann
Assentina
Arawll
Taideiez
Tokio
Shanghai
Montreal
Waterloo Markets June 24 1915 local notes and prices
Market items from Waterloo include dairy produce grain and livestock. Wheat corn rye and flour prices are listed alongside vegetable and fruit notes. Local notices mention births visits and community events with names such as Mrs. Green and Mr. Ryken.
Council orders enforcement against chickens on sidewalks
Marshall Lars reports city council instruction to enforce the ordinance banning chickens running and riding bicycles on sidewalks in Omak Washington. Meanwhile Italy’s Academia dei Lincei faces dissolution by the government on grounds of anti fascist sentiment.
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Auette Pontiry
Marshall Lars
Italy
Academia Nel: Lincei
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