Benson Creamery Annual Picnic Near Morgan Grove
Cedar Falls June 25 Nearly 2 000 attended the Benson Cooperative Creamery annual picnic near Morgan’s Grove as fair weather drew families from the area. A noon crowd swelled after speeches, with baseball halted by rain, music from Cedar Falls band and readings by Miss Strayer. Mr Clark urged unity, voting, and farm marketing reform, while stressing rail and credit issues and the need for organization among farmers. Presiding were Nels Rasmussen and treasurer Harry Johnson. the creamery reports a new plant, steady patronage, and around 61,000 pounds of butter shipped last month.
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Cedar Falls
Benson Co-operative Greamery
Morgan
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Cedar Balls Band
Cedar Alls ‘Township Glee Club
Roy van Reest
Miss Strayer
Iowa State Teachers College
America
Lowa
Congress
Eulirge Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Board
Ipnere
Federal Reserve
United States
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Nels Hasmussen
Henson Co-operate Creamery Company
Pele Fund
Dlretcors
John
Harry Turgenton
Lb. D. Brown
Hans Francison
Jh. C. Lyndegaard
Nels Rasmussen
George Peterson
Harry Johnson
Cédar Falls
Steamery Company
Os Cab
John Barger
Benson Creamery
Isha ' Lorenzen
Ma Campbal
Lown State Baeners’ College
Enson Creamery
Conrad and Wellsburg: New Milner Machine Purchases
Ip. June 28. Henry O. Conradi, a farmer near Conrad, wellsburg, purchases a New Milner machine. The setup includes a wilking emching at fill place with power to be furnished by an electric motor.
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Conrad
Wellsburg -Parmer
Puimchases
NEW Milner Machine
Wellabure
Henry O. Conradi
Cutting Timothy Grass Early Boosts Quality, U S Advises
The United States Department of Agriculture urges cutting timothy hay early to prevent downgrade from No 1 to No 2 or No 3 grades. Color, maturity stage, and weather affect grade. early harvest preserves color and nutrition, with damaged or weedy hay kept separate to avoid market discounts.
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Washington, D. C
United States Department of Agriculture
Unigr United State
Department of Agriculture
Timothy Hay
United States
Timvathy
Forecast on Corn Hog and Wheat at Washington Meet
Washington June 28 report on corn hog and wheat prospects to be prepared by agricultural economists and statisticians. Secretary Wallace calls conference for July 11 12 to use pig counts crop estimates and demand forecasts to shape next fall and winter programs. Cotton excluded. output and demand outlook for six to nine months to be included.
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Washington, D. C
Wallace
Waslington
Co Opera
Post Office Department
Ing
United States
Saddlers Premiums at Cattle Congress Increased
The board of Dai Cattle Congress and International Belgian Draught show boosted saddle horse premiums by 20 percent for 1923 with many classes expanded and new ones added. The event, while dairy focused, highlights horses and poultry as well, including Belgian draughts. Women riders and drivers are introduced in several new classes as part of the 1929 development plan.
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Accotdashce
Dai Cattle Congress
International Belgian Uverse Show
Dairy Cattle Congress
East Waterloo Farm Bureau Women Busy at Regular Meeting
The regular meeting of farm bureau women at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kliné in East Waterloo township was well attended. Sewing occupied time for some while others, aided by men, decorated the hall for the farm bureau parade. An excellent dinner was served at 1 pm. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Bert Cary on Thursday, July 19.
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Waterloo Township
Bert Cary
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Sty
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Iece
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Burrell
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Aird Island
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Henville County
Minnesota
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Englefeld Canada
Jesup High School
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Burnall
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Methodist Church
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Waterloo Bank
Prust Co
Panchanan
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Cecil
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Lois
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Tuly
HyseKibben
G.dee
Stoddard Aent
Rowley
C. Pratt
Miller
Miss Delight
Ris
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J. C.quly
Bat
Welts
Ana
Miller Tries Six Years to Start Alfalfa Field
Independence June 28 W H Miller Liberty township is the landowner of a 2 ten acre patch of alfalfa. Establishing this field of the legume which makes fine feed has been a battle for Miller. The first crop was taken off recently.
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Miller
Independence
W. HL. Miller
Liberty Township
Aix
Mgr. Miller
Miller Head Pree Drives TB Testing Effort in Iowa
W M Miller of Barclay township leads a TB testing drive among Black Hawk county cattle owners. Miller owns a 33 head Shorthorn herd and promotes testing benefits, traveling beyond his district to encourage participation.
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Dunkerton
Jina
Black Hawk County
W. M. Miller
Barclay Township
Delaware Farmers Gala Day Set for July 26
Delaware County Farm Bureau announces its annual picnic on Thursday July 26 with an all star program. H M Logan C G Cole and H C Nelman coordinate events. John W Coverdale secretary of American Farm Bureau Federation will give the main address. Raymond Cassady state secretary of agriculture to attend. Over 3 560 people attended last year and another large crowd is expected.
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Manchester
Delaware County Farm Bureau
Bob Combs
H. M. Logan
C. G. Cole
H. C. Nelman
John W. Coverdale
American Farm Bureau, Federation
Raymond Cassady
Delaware
Cedar Falls Women To Call Poultry At Meeting
Cedar Falls notes show Miss Elizabeth Hudson home demonstration agent discussing time schedules and home accounts at a recent meeting. The next gathering will feature a poultry calling demonstration at Mrs. Hammer’s home on Friday July 20, with all interested welcome.
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Cedar Falls
W. H. Hammer
Elizabeth Hudson
Red Rust Kills Oat Crop Reported in Buchanan County
Independence June note from St H Porter Iowa Extension service plant pathologist reports red rust on oats in Fremont township Buchanan county. Buckthorn hosts in an old willow hedge blamed for the outbreak. destruction of plants could avert future losses.
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Independence
Fremont Township
Buchanan County
Saga
St. H. Porter
Iowa Extension Service
Porter
Wheat Production in Foreign Lands Far Above 1922
Radiograms from the International Institute of Agriculture in Rome show foreign crops near 783 million bushels, up from 656.99 million last year. Countries listed include Spain, Bulgaria, Poland, India, Egypt, Algeria, and Morocco, projecting a sharp world wheat rise.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
International Institute of Agriculture At
Rome
Department of Agriculture
U S
Spain
Bulgaria
Poland
India
Egypt
Jesup Notes and Wheat Market Update in June Headlines
Local Jesup notes recount social visits, family travels, and community events including a Legion auxiliary picnic by the Wapsie. Wheat and grain markets show sharp rise driven by buying and varied futures, with prices listed for Chicago and Kansas City exchanges and regional cash quotes.
Heavy cattle and hog market report with mixed receipts
St. Louis and other markets show hogs around 6.50 to 6.90 per cwt while cattle and cows vary, with receipts about 1,500 at several outlets. Prices reflect midweek tension as shipments, weights, and packer bids shift, with notes on western ranges and regional cow and heifer values.
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St. Louis
Vik
ATS Wu
Nathve Mero
Nexus
Lag Lowe
Aieaty
Culley
Waterloo Market Prices and Commodities Report
Waterloo markets show spring wheat, winter wheat flour butter lard potatoes and new potatoes for sale. Hogs priced at noon delivered to plant by wagon or truck, with hay and straw also listed. Hides sheep pelts and cattle prices appear with futures quotes for cotton and grain futures trend.
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Leghorn
Watermelons Scarce and High This Year Across Regions
Heat drives demand for watermelons and carrots as prices soar in New York and Pittsburgh. Trust and vegetable review show sharp cuts in production from nine early states, with 36,000 melons forecast versus 66,660,000 in 1922. Georgia, Florida, and Texas shipments lag. Texas markets near 1922 levels but with reduced equipment.
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Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Fédéral Bureau of Agricultural Economics
New York City
Southern
California
Georgia
Florida
Flomdt
George
Texas
Tom Watsons
Kansas City
Prices in New York and Chicago Today
Produce prices across New York and Chicago show butter and dairy products with varied rates, including creamery butter and whole milk fats, plus poultry and potatoes. Readings mention creamery extras, firsts, and storage packed items amid state and regional markets.
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Chicago
Finn
Wisconsin
Tigatte
Estra
Celpis
Téleas
Ieapickere
Donte
St. Louis
Bulter
Stocks and Markets Mix Amid Turbulent Session Today
A volatile trading day sees mixed movements across stocks and bonds led by energy and industrial shares. Major indexes swing as investors weigh credit conditions, with Liberty Bonds and American Locomotive among notable mentions in early New York dealings.
World Money Demands and Foreign Exchange Rates
New York report lists foreign currency demands from various nations with quoted rates. Includes Britain 4.65, Sweden 26.49, Denmark 17.71, Switzerland 37.784, Argentina 95.5, Brazil 1b. b2e, Montreal 77e, and other spot values for currencies and exchanges.
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New York
Poreisn
Diatipe
Masy
Fecietal Hritain
Cail Haye
Dewand
Awe
Hoa
Kellum
Garjaapy
Damand
Wevands
de Ihsic
Rweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spialyand
Reece
Poland
Argentina
Brazil
Montreal
Bank Clearings and Mortgages in Waterloo Week Ending June 27 1923
Waterloo bank clearings for the west ending June 27 1923 total 1 260 378 27 with daily figures for Saturday to Thursday and a corresponding 1922 week of 1 235 440 60. Mortgage data show week ending June 27 1923 at 146 885 06 and prior week at 141 626 65 with totals and comparisons. Instruments recorded and totals for the period are listed with year to date figures and a 1924 mortgage reference.
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Rtne
Jack Hawk County Abstract Co
Waterloo Ank Clearings
West
Waterloo Clearing House Association
Pravious
Ace
Atais Provinus
Oil Station Finance Offers Northwest Stations
A brief ad from Oil Station Finance Co announces erection and financing of oil bale and service stations for responsible parties in the northwest. It invites inquiries with details and lists the Northwestern Bank Building in Minneapolis Minnesota as the contact location.
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Northwest
Oil Station Finance Co
Northwestern Bank
Minneapolis
Minn
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