Wheat Prices Rise on Drought and Export Demand
Wheat indices climb after a weak start as strong export activity and ongoing drought bolster futures. Northwest crop reports darken outlook. prices close higher with July and September contracts posting gains. Corn and oats follow the cereal rally amid dry weather. hogs lift provisions. Cash quotes reflect varied grain values across Chicago, Kansas City, Peoria, Omaha, and Minneapolis markets.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Northwest
France
Russia
Rousa
Great Britain
Prices and timetable notes from June 29 reports
New York prices roundup shows butter receipts 22 198 tubs and creamery items with varied scoring. eggs and poultry prices listed with slight declines for hens and broilers. Bond and exchange rates, tolls and market figures follow, plus Waterloo Great Western timetable changes adding trains 51 53 and adjusting arrivals across Des Moines Kansas City and Chicago Oelwein and St Paul.
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New York
X—Press
Broilers
Kansas City
Waterloo
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Syca‘more Street
Union Station
Des Moines
Sycamore Street
Delwoin
Cattle Steady Hogs Higher on Tuesday Prices
Chicago market report shows cattle generally steady with hogs 10 to 15 cents higher. Yearling steers top around 85, bulk steers near 6.75, cows and cutters mixed. veal and calves limited. Hogs steady to higher with top bids near 9.00, bulk hogs 8.15, sheep and lambs mostly 25 cents lower, natives and heavy ewes around 4.59 to 32.50 for heavies.
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Associated Press
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Texas
Butik
Livestock Receipts Across Markets Show Mixed Steady to Higher
Kansas City and East St. Louis report cattle and hog receipts with steady to higher prices on beef steers bulls and hogs while calves lambs and sheep show softer trends. Omaha and Sioux City listings note varied demand and price ranges across cattle hogs and sheep with regional shifts and top figures.
St Joseph Livestock Market Report June 29
HOGS top at 38.50 with 4 box lots. CATTLE receipts steady. cows and heifers 3.75 to 8.25. calves 5.00 to 8.00. SHEEP receipts about 4,000 with lambs trading 9.00 to 10.00. Market mixed with varied demand across hogs cattle and sheep.
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Chicago
Aly
Sioux
City
Sioux City
ST. Joseph
Stock Prices Edge Higher on Light Open in June Market
Stock prices on the exchange opened up with gains led by rails and steels despite Mexican Petroleum slipping 1 percent. Bethlehem Steel and United States Steel among gainers. copper and sugar rose with refined goods firming. Call money opened at 5 percent as overall sentiment held firm.
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Mexican Petroleum
Loulaville & Nashville
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Reading
New York Central
Bethlehem
United Strtet Steels
Central Leather
American International
Allied Chemical
United
Liberty
Atchison Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steet
Chicago
Mil
St Paul
Crucible Steel
General Motore
Bees
Great Northern Ore
Goodrich Co
Cleate ‘Inter
Marine
International Paper
Bennecott Copper
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Rep. Iron & Steel - Sinclair Cons
Mortuary notice for Mrs. W. W. Gallup and relatives
Obituary notices record the death of Mrs. Lottie B. Gallup at age 38 in Waterloo Iowa with details of birth, marriage to W. W. Gallup, survivors, and funeral arrangements at Petersen Bros. parlors. Also notes the funerals for Helen Ethel Closson child of Mrs. Annie Closson, and Raymond F. Cotter Jr. and John Wilson with locations in Iowa and Minnesota, including burial and service details.
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W. W. Gallup
Lottie B. Gallup
Waterley
Margaret
Helen
C. Moody
Ionia
J. P. Sloan
Manchester
W. P. Jensen
Waterloo
Clark
Moody
Philadelphia
First Congregational Church
Order of Eastern Star
Petersen Bros
Third Avenue West
Ered J. Clark
Ret Congregational Church
Rimwood
Helen E. Closson
Helen Ethel Closson
Annie Closson
Eleventh Street
New Hampton
Richard Hubert
Fairmont
Minn
Ben
Harold
Milton
Minnie
Annabelle
Raymond F. Cotter, JR
Ymond Frank, Jr
Frank Cotter
la Porte City
Presbyterian
A. C. Preston
Elmwood
Horseshoe Champion Wins Courier Cup and Challenges
Ed Short of Cedar Falls earned the Evening Courier loving cup for high average in Black Hawk County Farm Bureau contest. Short challenged next year’s winner to improve, with Ed Strine as his doubles partner. They will play in the Iowa tournament at Des Moines State Fair and may attend the national meet at Minnesota State Fair. Runners up were B F Canfield of Dunkerton and George Beilinger of La Porte City.
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Ed Short
Cedar Falls
Black Hawk County
Evening Courier
Black ‘Hawk County
Mr. Short
Mr. Stort
Ed Strine
Short
Iowa
Des Moines
Minnesota
Farm Bureau
B. F. Canfield
Dunkerton
George Beilinger
la Porte City
County School Boards Urged to Convene on July First
County superintendent H C Moeller calls all school boards to meet July 1 per law. Reports from secretaries and treasurers. swearing in new directors. elect board president and treasurer. swear in officers. Set levies, tax equal to 80 per pupil ages 3 to 21. high school tuition rises from 8 to 12 dollars monthly.
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H. C. Moeller
Sevanth
First Iowa Cow Testing Association noted in Orange township
The Woodward Enterprise quotes praise for Orange township in Black Hawk county as the birthplace of Iowa’s first cow testing association. The article highlights Orange township’s soil, modern homes, consolidated school and prosperous farms with purebred stock, crediting Pioneer Co operative Cow Testing Association as a key factor. William E. Herren, president of the Iowa Association of Real Estate boards, is visiting Sheridan Albia Creston and other southern towns to organize real estate boards.
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Dallas
Black Hawk County
Orange Township
Iowa
Orange
Hawkeye
Pioneer Co-operative
William EE. Herren
Waterloo
Iowa Association of Real Estate Boards
Sheridan
Albia
Creston
Farmers Questions and Comments Invited Editor Waterloo Note
Questions and comments invited addressed to the Editor Farm Department Evening Courier and Reporter Waterloo Iowa Phone 3230 seeking reader input on farm issues and practices.
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Evening Courier and Reporter
Waterloo
Iowa
Jewish farmers rise in the United States campaign
A back to the soil movement grows among Jews in the United States from about 200 to 50,000 farmers owning over 2 million acres. The Jewish Agricultural and Industrial Aid Society, founded in 1900 as a Baron de Hirsch branch, guides this effort with farm placement, extension work, scholarships, rural health drives, and loan programs. Gabriel Davidson outlines a year of 1,738 applicants, 171 farms placed, 1,200 expert visits, 135 events, and loans totaling over 3.476 million dollars across 17 states.
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Wey
Jewish Agricultural and Industrial Aid Society
Baron de Hirsch
Gabriel Davidson
Bureans
East
Middlewest
Extension Department
Canada
Farm Labor Bureau
New York City
Chicago
Philadelphia
Ellen Ville
N. Y
Cin
Jesup Creamery Excels as Iowa Co op in Butter Output
The Jesup creamery, 18 miles east of Waterloo, is a thriving farmers cooperative with 400 patrons from Black Hawk, Buchanan, and Fayette counties. In May it received 120,818 pounds of milk and paid out 12,215 dollars for milk and cream, with butter shipments mainly to New Orleans and New York. The plant runs 24 hours, under Buttermaker Morris, and churned 65,633 pounds of butter last month, with expectations of 75,000 pounds this month.
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Jesup
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Black Hawk
Buchamen
Fayette Counties
Gilbertville
Dunkerton
Fairbank
Independence
Raymond
Oswein
Earl More
New Orleans
New York
Jesus
D. Eb. Rogers
Jesup Creamery Company
Will Thompson
Mr. Rogers
Morris
Ganiere
Perry Township
Buchanan County
FA. Comfort
Fox Township
C. L. Bright
Jake Sherman
Barclay Township
Black Hawk County
Nick Flammang
John Bailey
Ha, Houck
W. D. Patten
Mr. Morris
R. W. Houck
BE. H. Clue
F. OG
Werling
BE. W. Stephenson
Local turnout Seeps Across Cincinnati Cleveland Detroit
Election coverage notes turnout in Cincinnati Cleveland and Detroit with comparable participation figures across cities. Report highlights early voting patterns and voter engagement indicators as precincts tally results.
Connecticut oxen bring old fashioned traction westward
Kansas City June 29. Connecticut farmers in Kansas City buy oxen from Illinois grower F. Coleid to work Connecticut farms. He travels stockyards to find usable work cattle, sending them back to be auctioned to farmers. He notes oxen suit hilly terrain for plowing and machines, while dismissing jests about Yankee methods.
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Kansas City
Connecticut
F. Colcoid
Illinois
Colcoid
Coleid
Old
New England States
Shelby County Ranch Sold for 200000 Dollars
The 400 acre Shelby county ranch of Charles Escher at Longbranch was sold to Joseph Michener of Council Bluffs. Purchase price of 500 dollars per acre totals 200000 dollars. Improvements cost about 160000 dollars and include a stucco bungalow barns machine sheds granaries and cattle sheds. Insurance on buildings amounts to 41000 dollars. The Escher Aberdeen Angus herd, famed worldwide, enhanced the ranch's reputation.
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Long Branch
Shelby County
Charles Escher
Joseph Michener
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Longbranch
America
Escher
Buy Purebreds Now Advice of Veteran Purebred Stockman
Atlantic June 29. George J Anstey of Cass county urges young breeders to buy purebreds now to found a good herd as prices rise. Anstey, English born Hereford specialist, has judged at Texas state fair Dallas Denver show and heads a 600 acre Edna township farm with over 300 Whitefaces cattle, 34 years in purebreds.
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Atlantic
George J! Anstey
Cass County
Anstey
Hereford
England
America
Dallas
Denver
Edna Township
Drought Harms Northwestern Iowa Crops As Heat Continues
Northwestern Iowa reports severe drought with high temperatures drying soil and no rain for two weeks. Early planted potatoes and pastures suffer, corn remains unscathed so far, but continued heat threatens spring grains and overall harvest if rainfall does not return soon. Some light showers relieve spots briefly.
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Sioux City
Iowa
South Dakota
Nebraska
Sioux City Tribune
Stagnant Trade Still Continues in Midwestern District
Des Moines reports the June Federal Reserve District business conditions show little change from May. Farmers face restricted buying due to surplus funds and delayed crop liquidation, with freight rates and transportation costs squeezing farm margins. Coal output remains half-time and carloadings rise while livestock receipts fall. Banks renew or extend loans, but overall liquidation is slow. Building permits drop in most states though clothing improves. Des Moines shows similar totals to 1920.
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Dex Moines
Middlewest
Seventh Federal Reserve District
Indiana
Ilanois
Iowa
Michigan
Ilinois
Federal Reserve District
Towa
Des Moines
75 Per Cent of Corn in Iowa Is Laid By
Des Moines reports show Iowa corn plowing and harvesting delayed by rain. Statewide, corn is at least 75 percent laid by with clean fields. winter wheat ready to cut. spring wheat hurt by red rust and scab. oats fair. Much clover hay spoiled in rainy south and east. raspberries abundant earlier than usual. Post office assistants Neu sisters returned from vacation. Chanticleer Gleeclub alumni met at F L Mead’s home for a meeting and program.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Des Moines
Weather and Crop Bulletin
Agere
Margaret Neu
Misa Leona Neu
Waterloo
Dyersville
Dubuagie
Chanticleer Gleeclad
Cast High
F. L. Mead
Logan Avenue
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