Alfalfa Pioneer Cundy Sees Heavy Yields From Small Patch
Cedar Walls township farmer J. xy Gundy reports an eight-ton yield from four acres of new alfalfa in 10 days. He limed the field heavily, applied manure, and used a postharvest discing mulch to boost second-cutting prospects. Similar success noted by William Dierson of Sac County with an eight-acre plot yielding 11 loads of alfalfa and a promising second crop.
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J. Xy Gundy
Cedar Walls Township
Lawa
Cundy
Mr. Coonty
Aise
Cunidy
Black Hawk
Sac County
Sac City
William Dierson
Cedar Township
Dierson
Glalfa
Coro
Parrott's Jerseys Show Profit Driven Dairy Breeding
On his Gedar Heights farm in Parrott, W F Parrott tends Jerseys daily and builds a profitable herd. Stock from Waterloo Jersey Farm forms foundation. two animals, including Financial King bred stock, carry high records. Financial Winifred’s Prize records 192 pounds butterfat in 3 months while Financial Fern Nodle’s daughter nearly hits new milk marks in month one.
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W. F. Parrott
Jersey
Gedar Heights
Parrott
Lasset
Watertoo
Waterloo
Winifred
Overlook
Rice
Bess
Fern Nodle
Teel
Spinach and Windsor beans offer kitchen and garden benefits
A New Jersey nutrition specialist extols spinach as a living medicine chest for families. The piece details growing tips for New Zealand spinach and Savoy, plus planting guidance and soil needs. It then introduces the Windsor bean as a hardy shell bean suited to cooler regions, outlining planting times and culture similar to lima beans.
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New Jersey Agricultural College
New Zealand
Savoy
Transplanting in hot weather guidance for vegetables and flowers
A late season guide notes transplanting can be tricky as heat rises. Water deeply after planting, pack soil, shade susceptible plants with strawberry boxes or cheesecloth, and avoid pot shading that traps heat. Ensure air circulation under any pots and protect choice flowers first.
Many Apples Drop and Crop Will Be Less
Des Moines reports indicate the June drop of apples is only slightly above normal with regional variation. Secretary R S Herrick of the Iowa Horticultural Society notes Amest and Boone areas seeing heavier losses, while sprayed orchards lose fewer fruit.
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Des Moines
R. 5
Herrick
State Horticultural Society
Amest
Boone
Hudson Gossip and Obituaries from Hudson Iowa Area
Hudson notes report travel to Northfield Minnesota and visits from Savannah and Mason City relatives plus local youths at W C A camp. A Mrs Silrene Baldwin Locke of Garretson South Dakota dies after pneumonia, with Baldwin family mourners attending. Community events include a Woman's Missionary tea and local sports results.
Raymond Community Notices and Socials Highlight Weekend
Local notes from Raymond report church events and family gatherings. A dressform demonstration at Mrs Pred Hewitt’s home, a surprise anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelley at Raymond hall, and a lawn ice cream social hosted by the Raymond division of the Ladies' Aid near H. Poyner’s home are listed. Several families visited relatives in Jesup and Waterloo, with baptisms at the Methodist church and Farm Bureau picnic plans noted.
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Raymond
Sun
Murbte
Tty
M. Church
iMense Dlower Pw
Pred Hewitt
Math
Stringer
E. J. Carrol
Waterloo
Jack Kelley
Raymond Hall
Wil. Weir
M.A .Wrotten
Jesup
Charles Turner
Farm Bureau Speaker to Head Clayton County Picnic
E H Cunningham secretary of the Iowa Farm Bureau federation will be the featured speaker at Clayton County picnics. He is renowned in the Farm Bureau ranks and has visited Clayton County many times attracting large crowds to township gatherings.
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E. H. Cunningham
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Cunningham
Farm Bureau
United States
Clayton County
Cox Creel
Volga Community Club
Fisher
Edgewood
F. Trafts
Hardin Farmers Load Wool Pool for June 28-29
Hardin County Wool Growers' Association plans to ship wool from Iowa Falls on June 28 and Eldora on June 29. At the recent meeting W. F. Wardman was elected president, R. R. Clampitt vice-president, and G. C. J. Kelsey secretary-treasurer. Quality of Iowa wool has improved due to better breeding stock and post clipping care.
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Hardin County Wool Growers’ Association
Iowa Falls
Eldora
W. F. Wardman
R. R. Clampitt
New Providence
J. Kelsey
Iowa Walls
Towa
VY. G. Warner
State Wool Growers’ Association
Clayton Farmers Plan Independence Day Celebration
Elkader Iowa June 23 Clayton County Farm Bureau plans a July 4 double celebration featuring Independence Day observance and Elkader picnic. Two ball games Kaya Bureau White Sox versus Bitter Sluggers and Farmersburg versus Fadereams. An aviator will offer passenger rides and new Holstein champions are crowned with records set by Girl Maplecroft Corintha and Froslin Waldorf.
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Elkader
Clayton County Farm Bureau
Kaya Bureau White Sox
Biier
Farmersburg
Fadereams
Hapa
Clayton County
Iowa
Maplecrose Corintha
Hansen & Sauerbry
Oelwein
Hargrove & Arnold, Norwerk
Froslin Waldorf
Towana Farms
Davenport
Maplecroft
Holstein-Friesian Association of America Honors Individual
A Holstein-Friesian Association of America official recognition has been conferred, celebrating contributions to dairy cattle breeding and breed advancement. The honor underscores ongoing efforts within the organization to promote Holstein farming and related agricultural research.
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Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Soils Field Day in Eldora June 24
Eldora Iowa June 24 1910 a soils demonstration day at the Iowa State Training school farm will offer soil fertility tests and fertilizer experiments. Experts from the state extension force including Prof L W Forman will discuss limestone acid phosphate rock phosphate and complete fertilizers with manure and clover as a green mulch. The event invites all farmers in central Iowa with reports on good and bad fertilizer results.
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Eldora
Iowa State Training School
Iowa
L. W. Forman
Ames
More Farmers Plan Co op Dairy Plant
North Buena Vista Iowa June 22 a group of farmers discussed forming a cooperative creamery A W Rudnick dairy official from Ames advised on operations and problems About 600 cows were pledged for the venture at 56 per share and stock sales are underway In Eldora nearly 1000 farmers attended Grants township farm bureau picnic with local band and speakers including Miss Neale S Knowies state demonstration agent and others
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North Buena Vista
A. W. Rudnick
Ames
Eldora
Grants Township
Littleton Socials Note Visits and Family Gatherings
In Littleton and Waterloo areas, Feen O8, Mrs. Harvey Hayes, and Mrs. Sarah Hayne hosted or visited relatives. St Francis Hospital patient RK Aubert remained seriously ill, with husband at her side. Mrs. Hofman entertained Mrs. Grimwald and family, and other households held gatherings including a Sunday supper and a neighborhood social.
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Tattleton
Tha Wynr Sa
Ott
Harvey Hayes
Waterloo
Sarah
Hayne
McGlaughin
Aubert
St Francis Horplitel
Har
FL If Hofman
Jennie Grimwald
Brett
New Iowa Proposal Aims to Delay Divorcees Remarriage
Des Moines June 22 The Iowa State Bar association reform committee plans to submit a bill at the Sioux City meeting to allow a preliminary decree in divorces with a six month waiting period before final decree. The measure mirrors California law and resembles a prior bill from Senator Holdeeger of Calhoun county that failed to gain action in the last legislature.
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Des Moines
Iowa State Bar Association
State Bar Association
Sioux City
California
Plc
Holdeeger
Calhoun County
Evelyn Pearl Ingalls Dies After Illness At Age 6
Evelyn Pearl Ingalls daughter of Ira and ??? Ingalls of 715 Grant avenue died at 4 am today after an illness of brief duration. Born February 28, 1920 in Waterloo she attended Westminster Presbyterian church. Survived by parents two sisters Mary Ellen and Veata Vivian. Body at Peterson Funeral Mortuary to be taken to home Friday at 9 30 am for service by Rev A C Preston. Burial at New Hartford family plot.
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Evelyn Pearl Ingalls
Evelyn Pearl Ingells
Ira
A.C. Preston
New Martford
Two Sunday School Bodies Are Merged
Kansas City June 22 International Sunday School association and the Sunday School Council of Evangelical Denominations merged after a decade of effort forming the International Sunday School Council of Religious Education. CHICAGO CASE QUOTATIONS Wheats and other grain prices listed with varied futures and spot quotes for Chicago markets.
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Kansas City
Casseless
International Sunday School Association
Sunday School Council of Evangelical Denominaions
International Sunday School Convention
Ue International Sunday Penal Council of Religious Education
Irregular Grain Grade Notes From Rusty Ledger
Fragmentary OCR lists grain grades and counts by color and lot numbers. Entries mention No 2 white No 3 white No 4 yellow No 2 white and relate to wheat red and mixed lots with prices such as 28c and 106 dollars. The text lacks complete context or dates but indicates inventory notes for grains and colors across multiple lots.
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City Gmary
Taxicab Driver Sues Wife for Injunction
Local report shows Bart M. Bittinger filing for divorce from Clara Bittinger and seeking an injunction to stop alleged interference with his taxicab business after frequent visits. Married January 24, 1921, the couple faces ongoing legal action. Salona A. Covington sues John Covington for divorce, claiming desertion on January 29, 1992, with custody sought of a child. Constantinople talks: Kemal Pasha severs peace talks with Greece amid unconfirmed reports. Allied powers previously sponsored negotiations.
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Bart M. Bittinger
Clara Bittinger
Salona A. Covington
John Covington
Kemal
Constantinople
Sapha Kemal Pasha
Angora
Greece
Mount Vernon News Briefs Include Weddings and Local Happenings
In Mount Vernon on June 22 Jumoa Justice and William Jones family received new cars. Henry Moore relatives held a reunion. The Will Cotton family traveled from California for the event. Blackbirds threaten the cherry crop as trees are denuded. George Albright and family visited their daughter Mia. Miss Latella St Lotie wed June 22 with a reception at the bride’s Dunkerton home. Mrs. Faye Kerduce and two children spent the weekend with relatives in Mason City. William Jones has his house painted and Casper Myer prepared farm buildings for painting.
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Henry Burger
Jesup
Ambrose Schroeder
Trombauer
Fairbank
Washburn
Loval
John Cramer
Chicago
John Over
J. Loewis Kemp
Wagle Center
Kelso Oliver
Rachel and
Walraye
Vinton
Catharine
Byron
Mt. Auburn
Barney Poyner
Waterloo
Toha
Cedar Falls
I Beatrice Oliver
Wildes S Hore
Mount Vernon
Jumoa Justice
William Jones Faily
Kenry Moore
Will Cotton
Calfornia
George Albright
Mia
Henry Aud
Albright
Louie Gra
Iatella St. Lotie
Jude
Wheeler
Dunkertoy
Georga
Ead Henry
Oates No
White
Atary No
Bun
Ievaning
Dunkerton
Faye Kerduce
Mason City
William Jones
Fragmentary 19th Century Market Terms Recounted
The snippet lists assorted grain and commodity terms with unclear units and sparse context. Entries include oats and wheat references alongside broken word fragments and numbers, offering a glimpse of historical pricing or grading notation without full clarity.
Washington Township notices and regional society events
Local items report visitors in the Pierce and Crawford households and social gatherings at the United Brethren Sunday school and Jennie Shaffer’s grove for July 4. Notes mention chiropodists in Velar Falls, the Helpers Sunday school clan meeting, and a home in Mrs. Gora Siter’s vicinity. Market data include metals and dairy receipts, with sugar prices noted.
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Washinger
A. L. Pierce
Reimer County
Ain
Ose
Vane
Rebecca Thompson
Cedar
Gora
Omaha Livestock Markets and Prices Across Regions
Receipts and price ranges from Omaha and nearby markets on June 23 show cattle, hogs, and sheep trading with mixed to steady tones. Notable figures include heavy steer top around 9.60, Idaho/ native yearlings near 12.60, hogs around 10.25 to 10.40, and sheep top near 11.95 with varyingly steady to lower support.
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Omana
Meo
Waterloo County Weekly Bank Clearings Report
Abstract of waterloo clearing summaries for the week ending June 21 1822 showing bank receipts and totals across divisions including creameries live stock and market receipts with fluctuating values and an emphasis on steady to irregular patterns across weeks and commodities.
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Brick Hawk County Abstract of
Watertoo Basic
Waterloo
York
Leib
Heeer
Vanttry
Wyak
Vane
Trey Press
Mortages
Hynes
Jena
Te Oxra
Dewkea
Powktry Lane
Tibet
New York Chicago Produce Markets Report Mixed Rates
The market notes uneven firmer and unchanged items across commodities in New York and Chicago. Prices show cash and futures movement with various premiums and discounts, including beans and seeds, and currency-like quotations in regional exchanges.
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New York
Chicago
Waterloo Markets Summary From Regional Coops and Crops
Market quotations from Ravi ng Co at noon today show prices for flour in spring and winter wheat, butter and milk products, lard, and various meats. Hogs, cattle, and hides are listed with weights and ranges, along with feed hay and straw demands.
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Walletivo
Juan
Waterloo Co-op
Waterios Co-op
Ackley
EOWA
Cae
Raving Co
Wheat futures rise on heat and drought fears
Chicago dealers report hot dry conditions in Iran and central regions boosting wheat prices. Prices advanced for July and September futures as market weakness faded after early gains, with mixed daily turns and sustained demand keeping values firm at close.
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Chicago
Keporks
Iran
Mitinenobe
Weise Nat Highe
Uly Stis
Market reports show hog and steer prices mixed yesterday
Livestock bids dipped for hogs and moved higher for steers with most prices lower than the previous day. Receipts included 38,000 hogs and 14,000 sheep with steady to higher bids for select cattle, while buyers remained cautious on lower grade stock and calves.
Kansas City Livestock Receipts and Market Trends
Kansas City livestock markets show receipts around 500 with steady to higher trading on some grades while others lag. Prices reach various levels for vealers, cows, bulls, and lambs with notable ranges and several quality-driven adjustments across weight classes.
Sioux City Livestock Market Report June 22
Receipts total 200 cattle with slow trading and uneven decline. Steers and yearlings ranged around 7.75 to 7.10 with other cattle midrange. calves 5.00 to 7.25. cows and heifers 4.00 to 7.50. hogs at 9,000 head mostly lower with butcher hogs 7.00 to 10.25. sows 4.00 to 9.00. mixed and feeder categories varied. Sheep and goats receipts around 800. market steady to lower in parts. specific prices noted for several classes.
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Proria Livestock Peetia
Catter
ST. Louis
St. Louia
Hoaylen
Sioux City
Cattiun
Raase
Saul Yourthigs
Filho
Dulk
Salon
Arcady
Oils and Motors Lead Exchange Trades In Mixed Session
New York stocks opened irregular but mostly higher led by oils and motors. Mexican Petroleum rose while California Petroleum and other rail- and steel-related shares slipped. heavy selling hit several laggards as investors weighed Federal Reserve policy and market momentum.
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Associated Press
New’ Yorks
Jove Madergl Reserve Bank
Woluui
Widen Goon
K Zaliforma Jetroleum Rose
Leheniegsal Anphoe
Mariend
Sludebaker
United States
Isto
Baldwin
Inetore
Mexican Petroleum
St Wele
Janis
Pan-Americans A and D
California Petroleum
General Aspinall
Houston
Leudore
Studebaker
Goldwin
Kaelys
Raila
Ormnesa
New
Park Centre
Call Money
American Sumatra Tobacco
Saeca
Great Northern
American Gar & Foundry
bin ettaAimericas
T. de
Pennsylvania
Tom Iron & Steel
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Studebaker Corporation
Texan Co
Union Pacific
Willys-Overland
American ‘Woolana
Cy I. Fu Inals
Midvale Steel Peoplew Gas
Standard of
Chicago & Northwestern
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H. B. Eighmey
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Minn
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If. Macher
Savannah
Mrx
Racher
Nether
Martha Gibbs
C. J. Peterson
Annette Smcmillan
State Center
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Helen Bryden
Lois van Dorn
Myrtle Myers
W.C. A
Woman's Missionary Society
Hey
Edward Bosrdmay
Park
Mildred Crowe
Hazel
Mildred
Denver
Cole
Greeley
Silenne Baldwin Locke
Garreteon
Hire, iLocke
PT. Baldwin
Baldwin Farm
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Locke
Garretoon
Clifford
Harold
Fred
Jay
Cora
Roy
Cisrence
TSS
A.T. Baldwin
Jat
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Francis Nugent
Cinee Rapids
Parkersburg
Farkersbore
Ta. Jung
Franak Meijowell
Nevada
Monfa
Strlexland
Iformer Raine
Hilnels
Kemmerer
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Wilt Politeboor
New Hartford
Elmer
Charles Codner
Pasetall
Bristaw Sonda Chitard
Mon
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VIF! Inc
Lena
Simos
Pelanis
Waterson
Unhig Toe
Rebava Kemiserer
Olver Aititine
Hardin
Clayton Farmers Plan
Oelwein Holstein
More Farmers Plan Co-Op
Littleton
Feen
Minkwarir
Bser
Nana
Thirley
Puaria
Yale Low
Wilte
MT. Vernon
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Minne
Washington Township
Mant Af Waterine Co-Operative Party Company
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SUGAR
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the Courier
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Omaha Livestock
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Betta
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Meafer
Kansas City Livestock
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Strane
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Sioux City Livestock
Oils and Motors Lead Exchange
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