Grain Wheat and Livestock Market Report Summary
Opening grain prices fell on the govt report but rallied later as small country offerings and import talk supported a late advance. Wheat end prices ranged with March near 1.60, May around 1.59, while corn moved with slight gains. Livestock at East St Louis and Kansas City showed higher cattle and hog prices with strong to steady demand, top cattle around 10.00 and hogs near 11.55, plus active sheep trades and mixed feeder movement.
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Associated Press
Neigher
Wheat and iron market notes from St Louis and Cleveland
Market brief items from St Louis and Minneapolis report wheat prices for No 1 hard winter and other grades, while Cleveland notes iron and steel demand uncertainty. The bulletin cites withdrawal of production from February and January, factory activity declines, and ongoing price concessions by independent mills amid expectations of Steel Corp price shifts.
Prices and market notes from Chicago and New York trade pages
The report lists butter, eggs, poultry, cheese, and hides prices in Chicago and New York markets. It notes lower butter and egg valuations, unsettled receipts, and various price ranges for creamery and packing stock. It also includes exchange rates, metals quotes, and a stray zoological fact about worms.
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Co. X
Yok
Cattle and Hogs Rise in Chicago Market Report
Chicago cattle and hog prices edge higher with strong demand. Beef steers top near 16.50 with yearling steers at 10.55. bulk beef and fat cattle quoted around 8.50 to 7.75. Hogs gain 15 to 35 cents, top at 11.35, most sold, lighter weights 11.10 to 11.25. Lambs opening slowly but rising, fat lambs around 9.50 to 10.25 on early sales. Receipts: cattle 8,000. hogs 15,000. sheep 11,000.
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Kansas City
Omana
Neo
Maren v
nmuUs
Te Shippers
Chicago
GREEP
Stocks Sizzle Early Trading Amid Broad Lower Trend
New York stocks opened with a brisk but broadly downbeat session. Selling concentrated in ship shares, food, copper, and industrials as United Fruit and Atlantic Gulf fell about 1 point each, while Sloss-Sheffield Steel led a narrow gain. Reading and other names fluctuated with mixed results as rails and utilities weakened before noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
United Fruit Goon
Atlantic Gulf and
Crucibie Steel
American Sugar
Sloss-Sheffield Steel
Ralls
Reading
New Orleans
Texas & Mexico
Remington Typewriter
Otis Elvator
Northern Pacific
Esteral Pacific
United Fruit
Atlantic Gulf
Royal Dutch
Ilberty 33
American Can
American Car & Foundry
American Locomotive
American Smelting
American Gumatra Tobacce
American
Anaconda
Atchison
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio - Bethlehem Sree
Central Leather
Nesapeake
Ohio
Chicago, Mil. & Ste Pan Com Products
Crucible Stess Wrict
General Motors
Great
Iowa Farmers Retain 56 Percent Of Last Year Corn Crop
Des Moines reports from the U S bureau of crop statistics with Iowa weather and crop service show March 1 1921 Iowa farms held 265 328 009 bushels or 56 percent of last year s corn crop. About 93 percent of last year s corn was of marketable quality and significant portions are expected to be shipped out of state. The March 1 1921 wheat and barley totals and values are given alongside averages for plow lands and rent, with farm land values and rents listed.
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Des Moines
United States Bureau of Crop Estrastes
Iowa Weather and Crop Service
Iowa
Milking Shorthorn ranch gains strong demand and records
Paul Dresser of Orange Far in Cedar Falls area reports steady milking Shorthorn prices with bullish calls nationwide. Despite the loss of herd sire Champion Buy the herd shows strong production records led by dams and offspring with high milk and fat yields. Dresser emphasizes dual purpose stock, silage feeding remains economical, and breeders push for stricter tuberculosis testing and show regulations. Rural land prices rise in Blackhawk County with Ashland farm near Waterloo selling for $93,000.
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Paul Dresser
Cedar Falls
Twelfth Street Road
United States
Montana
Idaho
Altho
Champion Buy
Rose of Blackwood
Dresser
Clementina
Benson Test Association
Associa
Iowa State College
Chief
Lassie
Towa Threshermen Meet in Des Moines
Des Moines hosts the thirtieth annual meeting of Iowa threshers with 700 delegates, including owners and operators, gathering after a theatre event. President Snook, Gov. Nate Kendall, and Mayor Barton are slated to speak, as delegates plan tours of threshing houses and elect officers tonight.
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United Press
Des Moines
Iowa Threshermen
Snook
Nate Kendall
Barton
Deletgates
Jplace
Bean Beetle Outlawed by Government Warfare Declared
Washington March 1 government farm experts announce reprisal warfare against the Mexican bean beetle, termed a bad little girl of the lady bug family. The pest is active in Alabama, Colorado and New Mexico. All other lady bugs are deemed beneficial, while this bean beetle damages crops. The government has 100000 dollars to speed its removal from the country.
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Washington, D. C
Alabama
Colorado
New Mexico
Lusk-Jones Wedding Service Read Today at Bride's Home
Miss J Velma M. Jones of Waterloo marries Arthur J. Lusk of Granville at the bride's home, 427 Fowler street, with Rev. D J Purser officiating. Relatives and friends attend. Allyne Lucas as honor maid and William Brennan as best man. Decorations in yellow and white, Ophelia roses corsage, reception follows. couple to reside at 408 Cortlandt street after April 1. Out of town guests include the Artherholts family from Shell Rock and Hartley.
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J Velma M. Jones
H. A. Jones
Waterloo
Arthur J. Lusk
C. F. Lusk
Granville
Fowler Street
D. J. Purser
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Allyne Lucas
William Brennan
L. G. Artherholt
Mrs. Jones
C. M. Graham
Tune Mitchell
Gladys Hewitt
Bride
Groom
East High School
Mr. Lusk
Iowa State Teachers College
American Trust and Savings Bank
Lusk
Iowa Telephone Company
Cortlandt Street
JL. G. Artherholt
Shell Rack
W. W. Artherholt
Hartey
Iowa Fair Announces 1921 Premiums and Prizes
The 1921 Iowa State Fair, Aug 24 to Sept 2, will offer more than 447 009 dollars in prizes and premiums. About 147 000 dollars in cash premiums will go to exhibitors with special increases for junior fair offerings. A. R. Corey, secretary, is finalizing premium lists and entry details from Des Moines officials.
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Iowa
A. R. Corey
Tim
Des Moines
Black Minorca Hen Lays Rival Of Duck Egg
R. B. Berth at 13 Oak Avenue displays an unusually large egg from a Black Minorca hen. The egg measures about 1 1 8 inches in circumference and 7 4 8 inches long, claimed to reduce living costs if produced regularly. The bird is among a dozen prize winners this breed he has raised.
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R. B. Berth
Oak Avenue
Wool Growers Sign for Future Crops in Iowa Agreement
Iowa wool growers sign 1921 22 contracts with State Fleece Growers association for delivery of clips to Chicago. Thomas Stone will address Black Hawk county growers on marketing and grading at Greater Waterloo rooms Saturday. The plan includes storage, grading, and sale by the association with pro rata expense sharing and a possible 4 cent per pound surplus redistribution. Contracts terminate by December 1 with notice in November.
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Iowa
State
W. G. Warner
Bloomfield
Thomas Stone
Black Hawk County
Greater Waterloo
T. A
Chicago
Board Contracts With Medical Men for Care of Poor
The Waterloo Medical Society will care for the sick poor at 2500 dollars yearly, covering county wide services except certain towns and townships, with drugs limited to salvarsan vaccines and antitoxins not included. Dr. McManus and D H W Sigworth urged renewal while W D Strayer praised the arrangement.
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Waterloo Medical Society
Cedar Falls City
Cedar Falls Township
Washington
Union Townships
Vernon
W. D. Strayer
T. A. McManus
D. H. W. Sigworth
Notable Waterloo City Brief Highlights and Incidents
E J Wenner former county attorney in Io Garrison tends to his ill mother with pneumonia. Joe Raymond leaves for Chicago for Leeth chain of stores meetings. KR Derker county board member misses Sessions due to illness. E fllness quarantined for smallpox. Foster deputy assessor returns to office after days ill with a severe cold. C A Warper fined $5 for a traffic violation after cutting a corner. Mr and Mrs EB McCarty Philadelphia travelers pause in Waterloo en route to Los Angeles. Bathing beach survey by Waterloo Technical Society begins at 1 p m to guide river improvement. Mrs Charles Barclay Bemidji becomes ill with smallpox and is detained. Vera Hamm, 6, also a smallpox victim at 2120 Logan Street. A F Gates Waterloo Business College president travels to Fort Dodge for Central Commercial Teachers association May convention. Mary Horner Waterloo College staff member presides as association president. Dr W H Acker now has an office in Leavitt Johnson building after two years with Waterloo Gasoline Engine Co. formerly US Steel Chicago surgeon. Court: Silmer Hill accused of disturbing the public quiet. Judge Gwynne finds reasonable doubt and dismisses. Mr and Mrs S R Pelton return from California due to Mrs Pelton’s father Charles Stokes illness. trip covered Yellow stone Park to Mexico. Hileman Gindt parlor undertaking pending funeral arrangements. Voyle V Shepard Jr, infant son of Mr and Mrs Voyle V Shepard Sr of 39 Lane, dies at St Francis hospital. Body to Peterson Bros chapel for funeral Thursday at 10 am with Rev G D Serrill. interment in Fairview.
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A. F. Gates
Waterloo Business College
Fort Dodge
Central Commercial Teachers’ Association
Mary Horner
Waterloo College
W.H. Acker
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Leavitt & Johnson
Acker
United States Steel Corporation
Chicago
University of Chicago
Rush Medical College
Siimer Hill
Voyle V. Shepard
Voyle Vincent Shepard, Jr
Voyle Vincent Shepard
Lane Street
St. Prankcrs Hospital
Peterson Bros.’ Chapel
G. D. Serrill
Central Christian Church
Intermept
Fairview
Obituaries for Phoebe Schellenger and Kathrine Michael
Obituary notices report Phoebe A. Schellenger died at 3 am at 1015 Franklin Street with services set for 2 pm Friday at Peterson Bros. chapel, led by Dr. J J Lockwood. she leaves a daughter, son, granddaughter, and nieces in Waterloo. Also listed is Kathrine Michael, 73, who died at 2 15 am at her daughter’s home on L170 Bint Street. she was born in Buffalo Plains, moved to Clermont, and survived by three daughters and a son. The body was moved to a funeral home in Waterloo.
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Phoebe A. Schellenger
Franklin Street
Peterson Bros
J. J. Lockwood
Grace M. &. Church
Whoebe A. Meade
Clyde
O. Ner Marriage To Myron M. Schellenger
Rosco
Elk Run
Waterloo
Grace M. TE. Church
J E H E. Jay
G. W. Schellenger
Grace Jay
Jane Nugent
David Johnson
Kathrine Michael
Bert Stern
Castalia
Herman Griesenow
Clermont
Stern
Jon Micheel
Fenton
Fire Chief Tiller Proud of His New Red Automobile
Waterloo's Fire Chief Ray Tiller shows off a new four passenger red and gold automobile delivered from Annibal paint shop. The council bought it to match last year’s fire engines and it bears Waterloo on the hood and chief on the doors. It includes a siren chemical tank and electric cigar lighter.
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Ray Tiller
Waterlloo
Annibal
Tiller
Bus and street car collide on Franklin Fourth intersection
A motor bus and a loop street car collided at 1:19 p.m. today at Fourth and Franklin. Both were crowded but no injuries were reported. The bumper broke off the bus and slight paint damage occurred as the car was near clearing the crossing. The driver halted the vehicle immediately after the glancing impact.
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Fourth
Franklin Streets
Franklin Street
Fourth Street
Alexander Wins K C Bout in Centerville Heavyweight Clash
Halph Alexander of Waterloo defended his status by stopping Thomas, a Centerville coal miner, in the third round with a left hook and solid right. U S referee halted after Thomas protested an apparent foul. Jacky Smith of Des Moines outpointed Paddy Flynn over eight rounds as ringside opinion favored Alexander. Cedar Falls reports Mrs Bemler seeks hospital trustee position at Sartori Memorial.
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Halph Alexander
Waterloo
Centerville
Ie Thomas
Thomas
U. S
Hileg
Acky Smith
Des Moines
Alexander
Paddy
Flynn
Dreamland
Cedar Falls
A. Bemler
Marriage Licenses Issued to Lloyd Lovell and Partners
Lloyd Lovell of Reinbeck marries Vesta Albert of Reinbeck. Artur J. Lusk of Waterloo weds Velma M. Jones of Waterloo. The notices list two licenses with the cited names and towns.
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Lloyd. Lovell
Reinbeck
Vesta Albert
Artur J. Lusk
Waterloo
Velma. M. Jones
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TRON
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Iron Trade Review
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Biarch
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Adeed
George M. Saul Spli
Halls of Waterloo
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J. W. Fleming
BlackMuwk
Edward Handblla
Stokes
Frank Peterson
Peterson
George W. Orth
Rudolph H. Orth
Lester Township
Allen Hallman
Alfred Nesfeld
Barclay Township
Nick Schons, Jr
Peter Kies
Poyner Township
F. P. Hagermann
Bremer County
GC. W. Steele
Mt. Vernon
Towa Threshermen
Gov't
Lusk-Jones
E. T. Leavitt
Fastor
Iowa Fair
Minorca
Board
E. J. Wenner
Io Garrison
Joe Raymond
A. Lowii Muralors Company
Leeth
KR. Derker
E. ©. Foster
C. A. Warper
EB. McCarty
Philadelpha
Watering
Los Angeles
5. R. Pelton
California
Hileman & Gindt
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Aeon McGuire & CO
St. Francis Hospital
Rhode Island
S. J. Bowers
H. BE. McDougall
Lincoln Savings’ Renk
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