Crowd Packs Black Hawk Farm Bureau Picnic Thrill
Washington lawyer Clifford Thorne told about 5,000 at Cedar River park in Cedar Falls that railroads pay too little tax and urged Iowa reforms. He praised farm organization gains, including regulation of grain and livestock markets and railroad property valuations saving shippers money. He denied supporting a ship subsidy and urged stronger agricultural unity. Local president Charles Hofearst led ceremonies with music and a large turnout reflected by 850 parked autos.
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Clifford Thorne
Washington
Iowa Railroad
Black Hawk
Chautauqua
Marly
Aiks
Thorne
Iowa
American Farm Bureau Federation
Towa Farm
Str. Howard
Charles Hofearst
Black Hawly Bureau
Local County Fair Highlights and Winners
A fragmentary report details a county event with remarks by Mrs. Friedly and Miss Sutter, followed by short programs led by A. A. Burger and El 3 Hudson. Winners in events include boys and girls across age groups, with potato races, wheelbarrow contests, and a married couple race.
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John Silver
Bert Moon
WO yAwdash
Tolia
J Brach
Aret
Bradies” Peterson
Ard Dash
Hersehel
el Tiyst
Verle Klinganinn
Steie End
Clyde ‘Vammel
Donald Elmer
Orls Kling
Aman
Jock
Ruth
Vaul
Fifteen-Year-Old Horseshoe Star Leads Cedar Falls Meet
Fifteen-year-old Glens Bovey of Bennington wins the farmers division in Waterloo Evening Courier’s county horseshoe meet at Cedar River park, pairing with J. St. Owen to finish high in doubles. Ed Short and G. W. Goeller headline Cedar Falls contenders as rounds conclude with tight finals and looming title bets.
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Ringer
Glens Bovey
Bennington Towinship
Waterloo Evening Courier
Big County
Black Hawk County
Cedar Hiver Park
Young Bovay
Sweeprekes Cup
Fa Tla Posse
Ed L. Short
Gadar Pails
Veoen
Bennington
J. St. Owen
John McRoberts
W.N. Michelson
G. W. GoeVer
Lester Township
C. A. Hollis
Hansley
HR. J. Goeller
J. E. Goalter
Harry Goeller
Hank
Goeller-Goeller
Fatihers
Owens
Bovey
Te Roberts Brothers
Harold
John
Orange Township
Tape
Canfield Star
Cedar Falls
Page
Caufield
Crady
Donkerton
Canfield
Pitty
Dunkerton
Bhortaig Palmer
Coombs
Enloc
Turn in Iowa agriculture and its revival cited
Edward Devine argues in The Survey that Iowa agriculture is entering a genuine revival driven by rising prices for staples like corn and hogs. Banks and federal policy aid gradual land readjustment, with many farms consolidating to stronger owners as speculation wanes and foreclosures decline.
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Iowa
Edward ‘Tf. Devine
Des Moines
Pittsburgh
Wes Moines
Trepablican
Democratic
Towa
War Fnance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
War Finance Corporation
Brookhart Favors Longtime Credit for Agriculturalists
Des Moines June 22 Col Smith Brookhart says longterm credit for farmers is a key issue he will fight for in Congress. He criticizes high interest rates and severe terms and favors reform of land bank laws. He cites Denmark’s model of government loans matching land value and 4 percent interest with 34year repayment as a path to majority farm ownership.
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Des Moines
Smith Brookhart
Congress
Iowa
Land Bank
Federal Land Bank
Denmark
Col
Brookhart
Macartney to Dedicate New Presbyterian Church at State Center
Marshalltown Ia June 23 The new Presbyterian church at State Center cost 35000 to replace the one lost by fire on Feb 15 1920 will be dedicated Sunday morning. Rev D W Mindents is in charge and Rev J R Macartney D D pastor of First Presbyterian Waterlon will preach the dedicatory sermon. BABY RECEIPTS Receipts of milk and cream at the Waterloa Co-Operative Dairy Company were recorded as cream 1 425.
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Marshalltown
New Presbyterian Church
State Center
Servis
D. WH. Mindents
JR. Macartney
TI. D
First Presbyterian Clutch
Waterlon
Tiny
New York
Aesocdacion
Sapt
Chicago
Ucauaay
ORB
Simi
Joby
Judie
Dardyupe
Nelson
Biro
Sona
Mary
LeBel
Dune
Thys
John Mlayer
Schumer
James Mon
de Air
Tuna Hayeht
Watertac
Afra
Peter Weaver
Leo Davis
Waterloo
Ulayln
al Mes
George Var
Mary Weber
Ilting
Celnte
Itleeville
Hint
Tt MM
Bebhelustion
Crleids
Wing Uruok
Josephing Welles
Maniarto
Alvin
Mra
Mike Weldon
Blorenne Weber
Heyerns
Rehiiv
Maggie Center
Kickinghan
Farmer Life Brings Best Happiness Says Iowa Mother
Mrs J M Whal of Pocahontas County Iowa tells editor Dan Wallace that marrying a farmer offers ideal companionship and opportunity. She cites shared work, mutual support, and community involvement as keys to a fulfilling rural life for daughters who marry farmers.
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Sures
J. M. Whal
Pocahontas County
Iowa
Dan Wallace
Farmer
St. Paul
Mrs. Vial
Ley
Dong
Twenty-Two Years Twenty-One Calves Record Jersey Cattle
Financial King's Interest, a 22-year-old Jersey cow at Waterloo Jersey farm, gave birth to her twenty-first calf on June 13 after producing her twentieth on Memorial Day 1921. Her offspring, including Financial Sensation and Financial Beauty, show strong repeat calving and merit registrations. Waterloo Jersey farm reports brisk sales of its Financial red tails to Missouri, Maryland, Indiana and beyond.
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Jersey
Pennsylvania
Black Hawk Country
Waterloo Jersey Farm
Financial King
Missouri
Maryland
Indiana
Towa
New Buchanan Agent Takes His Office Soon
L A Walters named new Buchanan agricultural agent, famed Woodbury county leader and Iowa State College graduate, bringing strong clubwork and teaching experience. He will assume duties June 29, with a background in farm organization and junior activities.
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Buchanan
Oto
Jane
Walters
Woodbury County
Carmes
Iowa State College
Ames
Local Markets and Community Notes from Gresham Area
A fragmented page covers grain prices, receipts, and market notes for Chicago and New York trades, with figures on No. 2 white corn, No. 2 yellow rye, and various wheat grades. It also lists Kansas City visits, social notices, and local names, including school children’s attendance and a Kensington program.
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New York
Ux Port Babia
Nileed
Sore
Klemer
New York Chicago Produce Markets Summary
Market report details receipts and prices for New York and Chicago produce. Supplies include Hennessy Whites and various poultry items with multiple station notes, counts, and price indicators. Data appears fragmented but indicates ongoing trade activity and price reporting across regions.
Grains Market Mixed As Weather Weighs On Outlook
Grain prices move in cautious trading with weather headlines and late-session shifts. Trade sources note price ranges and market sentiment fluctuates as harvest progress and export demand provide conflicting signals.
Hogs Steady As Market Reports Mixed Factors
Range hog market shows steady price trends with top cattle and beef quality notes. Reports cite average weights, packing grades, and varying receipts. buyers weigh fat grades and wholesale quotes around $4.60 to $9.30 per cwt amid fluctuating demand and quality indicators.
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Medtin
Pio
Tom Lobo
Watt Mest
Mackin
Omimguin
Ae Tb
Vonkine Kaw
Foun
Stardags
Siatic
Top Beef Minera
Leer Bogleth
Livestock Market Report with Prices and Receipts
Receipts near 12,000 across Omaha and Sioux City shows cattle hogs and veal trading steady to higher. Top hogs around 10.00 to 10.50 with cattle and veals advancing. buyers steady on a mixed National Market snapshot featuring Hewes and Bulls. Major yards include Omaha Livestock and Sioux City Livestock with figures in the 9 to 12 dollar range for hogs and steers near 8 to 14 dollars per hundredweight.
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Sioux City
Cute
Ted Rivers
yearHuge
Steckers
Veal Chives
Mexican Petroleum Leads Market Amid Broad Stock Rise
New York June 23 reports show Mexican Petroleum among the day’s leaders with a notable initial rise to 184 and a 2½ point gain, then drifting through the morning as other industrial and transport stocks also firmed. Reports note active trading in Pan American shares and widespread gains for rail and chemical issues, with occasional retracements and a strong showing for Studebaker and Atlantic Coast Line. Foreign exchange and Toledo grain futures update accompany the market wrap.
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Associates Press
New York
Stock Exchange
Studabauker
New York Central
Haltimore & Ohio
Gaia
Mexican Petroliunm
Pan Amelia
Fayou
Atlantic Gulf
American Si and Commerce
United Bruit Ji
Chandler
Bela
Lackawanna & Western
Hid
Chevapenks & Nowy
Chinten
Cory Produety
Snes Ruckle Bernal
Senaral Motora O
Gnodrleh Gp
Geint
Mer
Marine Fd
International Panar
Kennecott Copper
Mexican Petroleum
Wfolk & Worltrn
Norther Pacity Pure GH
Penney Iwanla Po
Esa
Ron & Sheel
OU & Refining
Southern Pact
Southern Railway
Sltabaker Corporation
Tegabee
Tahaceu Products
Tinkon Puusifie
Ilinked States
Rubberja
United States Steel Wtah Copper
Crease
Westinghouse Electro
Witlys-Overland Oo
American Wanlen Tillioty Central Peoples Gay Bid
Standard
N. J 1
Waterloo Market Report from Waterloo Co op 1942
The Waterloo Co op market list shows spring wheat and winter wheat prices, oats, barley, rye, corn, and other grains with varied bids. It includes livestock prices for cows, calves, veal, lambs, and hogs, plus dairy items like pasteurized milk and butter, and notes on hides and straw prices. Market activity reflects deliveries to the plant by wagon or truck and general commodity quotes for the day.
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Farm Department Evening Courier
Farm Bureau
PL Friedly
Harry Adolphensen
Ralph Mitchell
George “Flenry
Selma Nelson
T. T. Toonan
Durdes
Bedmaine Vontett
Tanet Justice
Eliizabreth Sage
Arste
Wasserfort
Tivskes
Speani
Yorn
Patte
Antes Hegy
Transon
Offen
Kin
No Wasy
Daly
Vee
Tieeember
Courier’s Farmer
Glenn Bovey
Banningston “Township
Wilk
Sweepanikes
Short
Palmer
Id Short
Rogers
Peterbou
DR. Macartney
L. A. Walters
RY Leo
Learé
Geveral
Pepe
Willie
Wim ET
Marble Rock
Ynne
Mhn Parker
Presbyterlin Hospital
Waterdon
Fanied
Yhurst
Itas
Cedar Malls
Trausavted
OH LY
Joni Mayea
Ss. Wo MeNineh
Uhiage
Porte
Bere
Lirerie
Luda
Charles A
Oni Bendfort
Beln Cha Rae
Frank Leith
Bo A Walters
Harley
Park
Peoria
Grastatin
Ebi Shanewiee
Ray’ Riniels
Diaydms
Kansas City
Grakh
Katsas City
Tang
Mona Pik
Yewaz
Fred
Reiehert
Dagge
Berviers
Gr Hurei Sunda Mery
Ark
Viayne
Maar Ter Agrittas
Jenn Bright
Matilda Polshituin
Cig Fenit
Ole Tad Ath
Jon Welly
M. Bilger Gad
Rive
Atro Ae
Nibert Meyers Bae
A Am Hove
Pies
Linden
James Wiilulis
Robertson
J. W. Chapman
G. Reeve
Foison Dlett Romine
Hampton
J. Z
White
Kenkett
Tawaga
Wennestar
Warnip
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Osage Pyerat
Weel
EL Gnutch
Earl Odell
Los Angeles
Cat
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Kensington
Tauridas
Silver
Tom May
Stedzy
Bose
PITT
Kinnsie
Cheorsdy
Beneleed
Caraibana
Uageana
Virginia Kidan Cate
Wlers
Ethve
NEW York Loans
Jang
Cotton
Lok York
Calcine
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Pathan
Minniaapolis Gehatn
Minn
Lotte
RY. Toutes
Grain St Vogts, Mu
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Boston
Maas
Wasis
Merinas
London
Geoia
Liberty Bonds
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New Young
Alysis
IHG
Hennessy
Dee Pires
Tony
Ares Io
Fywle
Vl & i
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Ravn
Toulbys
Hanesaa
Kaneie Ity
Remamony
Bae
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Paulery Bees
Otvers
Tie
KOC
BNI EL
Thyie
Sara Goles
al Ig
Juds Bay
Qatar
Gilbertville
Kansas City Livestock
Jookm
Mos
Canary
Texas Blowers
Anil Fenders
Elostal
Nativa
Todas Packer
Amin Pers
Venta Ori
Bhippera
Rowgat
Andy Jianibe
East St, Louis
Peukle
Diane
Omaha Livestock
ST. Joseph
Moe Ol Wehery
New York Stock Exchange
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Greece
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Toledo Berd
Toledo
Waterloo Markets
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