Time for Moving 70 More Quiet on Farms Than 1928
The article reports modest improvements in rural Iowa during the last winter, especially in Black Hawk County, with higher livestock prices and cash farm payments rising. Bankers note gradual improvement. fewer farm auctions, steady cash payments, and abundant feed allow farmers to stay on their farms. Local officials cite improved conditions but warn progress will be gradual amid prior bank failures and continued readjustment.
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Parn
Black Hawk County
Everyyone
Iowa
California
Florida
Hays
George Mornin
Security
Ings Bank
Cedar Falls
Morolo
Carl Bedford
F.P. Davis
Indion
Dunkerton
Mr Davis
Sears
H. C. Moeller
Ir. _Moeller
Iail
W. C. Fallett
Dewar
J. L. Uban
Towa
Soga
Yang
Ie Slate
Nine members join Eagle Two Club to study hog growing
Nine members join Eagle Two Club as it forms to study hog production in Kaele yaw ip with teaching on modern production methods. Leader Carl Seiler and County Agent J. L. Win organize an organization meeting with Mr. Schaefer to coordinate agricultural education efforts and promote improved farming practices.
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Eagle Two
Kaele Yaw
Sania
Sporge Selaviger
Josephy Smith
Weber Hornarnd
Gerald Sehones
Princis
Raymond Whine
Paw
Raymond Reiter
Carl Seiler
Cty
J. 1
Mr. Schaefer
Grownehig Faymer
Afl
Vague Readers Note to Editor in Waterloo Evening Courier
Inquiries and audience comments invited through the Farm Apartment address in Waterloo, with communications directed to the editor. Contact information appears to be incomplete and references a Waterloo evening edition.
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Waterloo
Evenine Courier
Towa
Wheat Market Signals and Garden Equipment Noted in Mixed Trading
The report highlights improved wheat demand amid unsettled export hopes and scattered selling as prices dip. May futures rose modestly while corn and oats showed little change. a mixed session influenced by Liverpool quotes and eastern market links. Separately, garden and farming gear appears in the text with references to weeders spades and other equipment, noting constant activity in the New York market and garden rack anecdotes.
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India
Cory
Oats Ltd
Liverpool
Ft Fake St
New York
Evlindries
Wieben
Laas Sud
Asc
Mats Cern
Yesterda
Cedar Falls Farm Bureau Meeting Planned Next Friday
Gedac Falls March 3 A vigor program and social at the farm bureau meeting to be held Friday evening March 5 at the carmall таб rooms. Music and games plan with junior presenters and a demonstration on constructing a splash wepper for poultry. County agent Mr Chan and Miss Beth Budson will speak on trading and farm matters. Mrs M Fobes on the third district farm lures. The program includes a table of farm values and market notes from New York and Minneapolis grain summaries.
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Gedac Falls
Oelork
Beth F Buds
Busy Bees and Dairy Output in Iowa 1924 25
Iowa farms sold dairy products worth 59,175,386 in 1924 with market milk receipts of 7,304,748. Bee hives counted 55,041 on county farms yielding 263,491 from bees on January 1, 1925. Mules on town farms totaled 34,986,212 in value.
Milking Shorthorn Owners Buy Bulls from Eastern Men
Independence Pa is home to Milking Shorthorn breeders expanding stock with two new purchases. Delaware Valley buyers Penn ylvania and Leo Jkenieson of Independence bought a yearling bull Subbards Rovn Clay from F. ON Stubbards and Son. Another dealer PD E Sullivan of Troy bought a two-year-old bull from Wilt Harding in Gillette. The local breeders tout strong bloodlines as they bolster their herds.
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Independence
Mureh
Duchanan County
Storthorn
Pennylvania
Leo Jkenieson
F. ON
Stubbards& Son
Troy Pa
PD. E. Sullivan
Wilt Harding
Gillette, Paul
Auction notes amid farm sale items and livestock
Fragmented OCR lists a 10 year old horse auctioned for 155 dollars, with other entries noting a Norse horse at 6 dollars, cows at 40 dollars, corn priced at 1.60 per bushel, hogs and shoats, turkeys, and farm stock notes. The readable portion implies a rural sale with mixed livestock and produce offered under local farm auction conditions.
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Debwell
Wiliam Hazleton
Omana Cratn
Waterloo
Omat Neb
Prom
Waterloo Ants Coy
Ase
Lara
Atay
Joily
Iz Tember
Dobbs
Bath Packing Co
Bath Plant
iSteers
Heliers - Snore
Dunkerton Folk Farmers Institute Saturday Schedule
Readable fragments outline a Dunkerton event titled Farmers Institute with sessions on agriculture and education. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR but reference to speakers, morning sessions, and organizational activity is present.
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Farmers’ Institute
Dunkerton
Prize awarded for estimating hog prices correctly
A list of prize recipients and details explains rewards for accurate hog price estimates. The text notes monthly rewards and mentions participants connected to a study or contest, with references to farm evaluations and associated officials.
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Tedepeationen
Bayeau
Wathen
Farmers Back McLean Swine Sanitation Plan in Black Hawk
Black Hawk County farmers signed cards at meetings endorsing the McLean hog sanitation plan. Dr. K W Stouder urged adoption while J L Elin said some may switch before the season. Townships include Fox, Waterloo, Cedar Falls, Spring Creek, and others with future meetings planned on hog pastures and marketing.
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Black Hawk County
McLean
Abery
Burea
K. W. Stouder
Iowa
Fromm Ames
J. L. Elin
Fox
Blast Waterloo
Big Greek
Black Hawk
Waterloo
Eagle
Spring Creek
Cedar Falls
Washington
Mr. Vernon
Orange
Barclay
Cedar
F. G. Churchill
Bny
Kesley Creamery Cancels 4000 Debt in 1925
A fragmented notice describes Kesley Creamery canceling four thousand dollars of debt in 1925. It mentions financial adjustments, local individuals such as Mrs Jesse Dige, and references to community events and vendors, with scattered names and places in a period-article tone.
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Kesley Creamery
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Summary
Market page fragment lists assorted commodity quotes with color labels and codes. Entries include mixed, yellow, white wheat variants and prices, plus a reference to a $25,000 figure and a $20M item, though the legibility is poor and many items are incomplete.
Fair hog prices show top at 13.79 amid lively market
Market reports from St Paul Livestock indicate strong opening for cattle and hogs with top hogs bid at 13.79. Receipts around 15,000 hogs and 14,000 cattle. prices varied by weight, with some fat cows steady near 12.00 to 13.00. Lambs scarce, steady to higher on late sales. overall demand remains active in midweek trading.
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Abe
ST. Paul
Minn
Tarbes
Mnarket
Ures
Dodge
America
Soreking
California
Hiputr
Chesapeake & Chin
Aidsen Motors
Peu Chasits
Princes Aml
Chen & Dye
American Woolen i
Ballwin Leen
di Baik
Ohi
Kistian
Tyke
Oia
R & Mae
Corportttern
Satles Ee
Lamson Bros. Coa
Alprade Biel Consolidated Gaahh
Bote Bros
Tyla Tinn Cn
General Motors
Ohiah
Laeisvile Nash
Erick
Mehamil
Missouri
Ameriv
Stewart Warner
Stadebaker
Woolworth
Holmes and Wendt Buy Carnation-Bred Bull from Reeves
Farmers John Holmes and William Wendt bought the Tolstein bull Pledge Carnation Matador Joseh Vadis Chester Reeves for 140. The 14 month old unit weighs 82 pounds at Halmes and Wentt’s Carnation farm, with the dam noted for a strong race record.
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Holmes & Wendt
Reeves
Wiaveriv
John Holmes
Williaam Wendt
Tolstein
Carnation
Joseh Vadis
Chester Reeves
Halmes & Wentt
Cailiafongere
Winterloo
Sheres
Chaotic NY market tumble hits many issues
A chaotic trading session in New York saw broad stock losses with a notable drop in Nickel White common stock from 163 to 165 and a 28 point spread in key shares. American and industrials led declines while some names rallied, and heavy liquidation spread across public utilities and curve markets.
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New York
Sumibwad Ne
Amerioaguo
Dols Ly
General Electric
Pittsburgh
West T Tre
Atlantic Coasts
Nashyi
Generalirmud
Pere Marqpelie Rallying
Umile
Cete
Atied Chemical
American Agricultural Chemical Preferred
Stewart Warner Speedonimer
Cenerad Tleetric
Woolworth
American Sawe
Dodge Brothers
Steel
Wemendous
Stock Exchange
Iroke
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts Produce Prices
Fragmented OCR lists prices and items for produce and poultry at Chicago and New York markets. Text includes stray numbers and misread tokens, with references to chickens ducks roosters and packing stock note fragments like receipts and checks amid garbled terms.
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Chicago
New York
Chicax
Luby Ptige
Gstra
Omaha Neb Mayes MOGS Receipts and Market Report
Market service reports light offerings to higher on cattle with steady close, sheep and lambs trends mixed. Receipts 14 500 cattle fed steers and yearlings strong to higher by year end, top weights and prices cited. veal and smaller lots noted with variable demand and limited sales.
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Omaha
Mayes. d
Rome
St Joseph Livestock Market Report March 2 5S
Receipts around 3 000 head with strong demand for steers cows and heifers and 5 000 lambs. Prices quoted for various weights and classes across cattle hogs and sheep with notable bids from St Louis and Liverpool markets. cotton, grain and other commodities also noted with fluctuating values and steady to lower tones.
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ST_ JOSEPH
Joseph
Coryren
Liverpool
March
Chicago
Maren
Marcel
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