National and regional company listings in a dense OCR block
A fragmented OCR snippet lists numerous corporations and brands across industries including oil, railroad, utilities, tobacco, retail, steel, and automotive. Entities such as American Tobacco, Phillips Petroleum, Reading, Union Pacific, Seaboard Air Line, Sears Roebuck, Texaco, U.S. Rubber, Westinghouse, and Woolworth appear among many others, with scattered place names and abbreviations. The fragment resembles an index or advertisement directory rather than a continuous narrative.
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National Lead
New York
Central
H. & Hud
Suffolk & Western
Nor
Cal
Standard OW
N. J
Stewart-Warner
Studebaker
Texas Co
Texas & Pacific Tobacco
Union Pacific United Drug
U. S. Cast
U.S. Ind
U. S. Rubber
FS. Steel
Utah Copper
Wabash Itch
Westinghouse
Ele
Willys-Overland Woolworth
Schilling Talks Dairymen on Organizing in Waterloo
Schilling, head of Twin City Milk Producers' Union, addressed Waterloo dairymen at a courthouse meeting arranged by the Waterloo Cooperative Dairy. He outlined forming a local unit to benefit producers and the wider business community. The organization reportedly has about 6,000 members on contract and emphasizes reliable adherence to agreements.
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Courthouse
Waterloo
WSF
Schilling
Twin City
Tbanste Dion
Minnesota
Bern
Waterloo Co-operative Dairy
County Farm Bureau
312 Black Hawk Herds Placed on Accredited List
Black Hawk county cows are now 312 accredited as free of tuberculosis from January to this week, per county veterinarian Dr. G. G. Stong. The list includes six breeds with numerous owners across Waterloo, Cedar Falls, La Porte City, and Washington, detailing numbers of Holsteins, Jerseys, Guernseys, and Angus among others.
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Black Hawk
G. G. Stong
Stoig
Waterloo
A. N.shanks
Lays Turner
Lichty
Kline
A Welgle
Peéte-Trainor
Joe MW. Ryan
Ora R. B. Smith
Glean Miorris
RR. Kiingaman
Peoree “Benedict
William and Rank Welder
Ofan Guernseys
Rainee A. Grady
Holster
J. BD. Guery
R. Knanp. i
Bedactor
J. J. Brecksus
Jerseys
Watertop
Frank
Klegins
M_ Holsteine
Cedar Falls
Holsteins
Loveless
John McLennan
Loveland
EB. Ford
Dunkerioi Padeett
Waterh ‘Horthorne
Herefardy
Mrs Paine Sees Mash Key To Egg Records
Eva R Paine of 67 Ricker Street reports her 38 Barred Plymouth Rock hens laid 51 dozen eggs in February, an average of about 16 eggs per hen, with hens starting October 19 and continuing steadily. Twenty three hens hatched May 6, the rest July 4. She feeds 2 mashes, laying mash borrowed from farm bureau guidance, and mixes 50 pounds corn, 100 oats, 100 bran and 50 tankage per batch.
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Eva R. Paine
Ricker Street
Plymouth Rock
Dubuque County Farm Debaters Victors Night Debate
Dubuque County Farm Bureau debate team defeated Boone County Farm Bureau by unanimous decision in Cascade on Thursday night. The ruling supported the resolution that the average Iowa farm hay of today will find greater opportunities in farming than in town or city occupations, with Dubuque upholding the affirmative.
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Cascade
Dubuque County Farm Bureau
Boone County Farm Bureau
Iowa
Dubuque
Eggs of Different Classes Poultry Vary in Size and Weight
Poultry eggs show variation in size weight and incubation needs among classes. Details cover hens egg classes and the duration of incubation required for varieties such as ducks geese and quail.
TRIM SHADE TREE BEFORE SAP FLOW SAYD BY DR CONN
Dr George I Conn notes average hen eggs weigh about one and a half pounds per dozen with Minorcas near two pounds per dozen. He discusses variability across poultry and catalogs weights and colors for duck goose turkey eggs, plus breeding and laying patterns. March pruning guidance from Iowa State expert follows.
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George I. Conn
India
Rouen
Pekin
Aylesbury
Cayuga
Muscovy
Black East India
Bode
Toulouse
Study of Land in Garden Shows Its Fertilizer
A 1910s garden note explains soil testing with olive litmus paper to judge acidity and guides on lime use for peas and beans. It discusses nutrient balancing, humus addition, and texture tweaks for clay, sandy, and loamy soils, plus signs of acidity like sorrel and moss. It also covers lime’s role in releasing plant food.
Township Farm Bureau Meets at Gunn Home
Eagle Township Farm bureau will hold an all day session on Wednesday March 18 at the home of Mr and Mrs R M Gunn J L Ban county agent Miss Elizabeth Hudson home demonstration agent and Mrs P L Friedley county women’s bureau president will attend The Cook home was meeting site March 7 plans to reach more persons with the township nutrition course discussed After the business meeting songs were sung and refreshments served.
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Eagle Township Farm Bureau
R. M. Gunn
J.L. Ban
Elizabeth Hudson
P. L. Friedley
Women’s Bureau
George’ Cook
Butter Market Slips on Liberal Dealer Concessions
Chicago March 14 Liberal concessions by dealers after a pause in payments drove declines in butter prices at week’s end though receipts of fresh butter were heavier than the prior week. Reports show storage holdings as of March 1 exceed the 1924 level by over 2.2 million pounds, yet withdrawals remain heavy. Wholesale prices were quoted around 2.21 to 2.20 per pound as markets adjust to ample supplies and potential near five year averages.
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Associated Press
Moore
Boston
Lie
Pattadelphia
Traer
Elf Bisher
Traeri Creamery Endiyany
Ana Ki
Igipal
Treeneel
Cally & Newcomer
Toledo
Newcomer
Execution Sale Notice in Waterloo Iowa
Public auction to satisfy a general execution from the Waterloo municipal court Clerk's office. Property of Jo wk Renz and others seized in Dunkerton and Waterloo Black Hawk County. Auction March 12, 1825 at 1 PM at the sheriff's office. Creditor Farmers & Merchants Savings Bank of Dunkerton appears.
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Notich
Black Hiawk County
Wipak
City of
Waterloo
Oviock J. T
Dunkerwon
Towa
Municipal Court
Diack
UnAwk
State of
Iowa
Farmers & Merchants Raveings Bank
Dunkerton
Low
Jo Wk
Renz, Tu
Oi i Dirsellaion
Sadisty
Jacerplay Costa
First in Cedar Falls Horse Auction Fetches $119
Cedar Falls March 14 The lead lot in the barn sale drew a five year old roan gelding described as strong and sold for 119 dollars. A bay team followed as the second offering in the combined auction with buyers bidding actively.
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Cedar Falls
Farmers Questions and Comments in Hinted Record
Readers are invited to send questions and comments to the Editor Farm Department Wa ttrloo Evening Courier Waterloo Iowa. Address communications to Editor Farm Department Wa ttrloo Evening Courier.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Wattrloo
Iowa
Wheat and Cotton Markets Tumble Amid Grain Slump
Chicago notes a severe grain selloff with wheat dropping nearly 4% in weeks due to European demand disruption and drought fears. Corn and oats slip while May wheat rallies fade after a government report on farm wheat reserves. Cotton opens firm in New York and Chicago with higher prices before closing mixed. Potatoes show little change amid light trading and steady receipts.
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New York
Revival of exports lifts wheat prices in mixed session
The Associated Press reports a tentative exports revival lifting wheat prices amid renewed demand and fluctuations. May wheat closed around 4.69 with unsettled trading through May and July contracts while corn and oats followed the broader upturn and cash demand described. Chicago cash quotes show varied values across wheat, corn, oats, and livestock markets, reflecting shifting trade and weekly price movements.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Waterloo Markets Weices 7 Today
Waterloo markets show varied grain quotes across Peoria St Louis Toledo and Kansas City reports. No. 2 yellow corn ranges around 1.57 to 1.60 with mixed prices. oats and wheat also listed alongside produce and livestock notes from multiple regional markets.
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ST. Louis Grain
St. Louis
St.it
Hogs and Cattle Mixed at Friday Market Report
Chicago and St Louis markets show uneven hog receipts with mixed prices and weights. Cattle and sheep activity vary by weight class with top values around 15.00 to 19.60 for cattle and lambs up to 17.50, while hogs mostly idle around 12.00 to 13.60 for various cuts.
Stock Heaviness Preceded Rally in Early 1920s Trade
In New York trading on March 14, stock prices opened irregular and lower led by declines in Utah Securities General Electric and Texas Pacific. Laclede Gas rose to a new top at 167, American Can opened higher, and several names such as Jordan Alters and Hayes Wheel slipped to new lows. A rally followed amid news of railcar demand and a softer wheat market, with 500,900 shares traded and gains seen in American Can General Electric Mack Truck and St Joseph Lead.
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Associated Press
New York
Utah Securities
General Milectric
Texas & Pacific
American Woolen
Laclede Gas
Jordan Altors
Hayes Wheel
American Tobacco
Wilson & Co. Preferred
Commission Houses
Union
St. Joseph
American
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts March 14
Chicago and New York markets report daily quotations for butter cheese eggs poultry and other items. Butter quotes show creamery fresher stock higher while eggs range from 34 to 39 cents for common and fancy varieties with several firsts and extras noted. Cheese prices list twins daisies young Americas longhorns and brick around 21 to 25 cents. Poultry prices cover turkeys chickens and ducks with regional variations. St Louis and St Joseph follow with poultry hogs cattle and sheep prices. clearing house finances show an excess reserve of 15.4 million dollars versus last week’s deficit of 35.6 million.
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New York
Young Americas
Pacific Coast
Chicago
St. Louis
St Louis
Nhouse
Sioux City Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Sioux City market notes for March 14 show cattle receipts around 300 with steers and yearlings about 25 cents higher, feeding cows steady to 35 cents higher, and fat cows up 25 cents. Hogs top around 13.75 with most sales near 13.00 to 13.50. sheep receipts 109 with lambs 502 lower and ewes up to 10.50.
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Sioux City
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City Missouri March cattle receipts 500 calves 100 beef steers and yearlings up to 10.60 average. butcher cows and heifers higher. calves down 25 to 50 cents. stockers and feeders around 4.23 to 5.75. Hogs receipts 2000 demand fair to higher top 13.90. most sales 13.40 to 13.80. packing sows 18.00. Sheep receipts for week lambs 0.50 lower. heavy lambs down 0.50. top 17.25 to 18.95. wooled lambs steady to 0.25 lower. ewes around 9.23 to 10.10.
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Toledo
Waterloo Mills
Asker
Askeil
Sernni Oats
Harley
Strnurdt
Westites
Leshorm Springs
Omaha
Bath Packing Co
Kansas City
Kansas’ City
Maren
New York
Ilag. Chines
FANE
Tbs
Prom Lavelay
iTimothy
Dale
I Bros
Pennsylvania
Texa
Associated Press
Chicago
Doorn
Paul
Minn
Marensa
Bologna
Seipte
Fiz Sng
Sch
ST. Joseph
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Aming
J. T. Bode
Eagle Two
Bureau
GUNN
Atglis Flock
Minneapolis
Rudolph
United States
Liverpool
Dreuth
Great Southwest
Catton
York
Cottorn
Alard
Wisconsin
McEsels
Montana
Tenek
SA “Tate
Ma Aie Lee
Menwlissy iJuly
Hie Hsoy
May Jily
Sen Laaful
AGG
Weices
Peoria Grain
Peoria
Corm
ST. Paul Livestock
Omaha Livestock
Vnal Sales
Ail Chem
American Can Am
Car & Fdy
American Loromo American Woolen
Anaconda Capper
Bqlt
Ohio
Bethlehem St.California
Cent, Leath
Cerro de Paseo - Chandler Motor
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chic
Northwestern
Thic. Mil. & St.p
A. KR
Ole& PB Coca Colq
Colorado Fuel Congoleum
Isssss Consolidated
Corn Products Cosdéen
Crucible Steel
Cuba Cane
Davison. Chem
du Pont de Hem
General
Idiie Kelly-Springfeld
Kennecott
Cap
Lehigh Valley
Louisville & Mack Truck
Marland Oil
Max. Motors
Seaboard Oil
Kan. & Tex
Alissouri Pac
Montgomery Ward - Wat. Bisevit
Swifts
Jne Ete
PAMS
Cuban Cane Molasses CO
Young Coal Co
Phone Nine-O
John T. Goss
Fairfield
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