Holstein Association to clear debts and reorganize
In Black Hawk County the Holstein Breeders’ association aims to settle about 220 dollars in debt through local pledges and reorganize at a meeting in Greater Waterloo. State groups may share dues to provide working capital as the county plans stronger breed promotion with a half time field man. The drive starts with pledges collected before next Saturday. Separately Traer reports Emil Eilers selling 240 acre farm at 220 per acre to Hung Eilers in a cash deal with possession next March.
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Tia
Black Hawk County Holstein’ Breeters' Association
Ufe
Greater Waterloo Association
Pater
Down Holstein -Friesian-Breeders’ Association
Webster City
Iowa State Dairy ‘Association
Waterloo
Heral
Bose
Individ
Dave
County “Association
Black Hawk County
Iowa
Black Hawk
Traer
Emil Ehlers
Dinsdale
Hung Eilers
Farmers Questions and Comments Filed
Readers send questions and comments to the Editor Farm Department at the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Iowa. Contact details include a listed phone number for correspondence.
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Wateelos Evening Courier
Waterloo
Iawa
State groups to receive appropriations as last Assembly approves
A Des Moines visit by a dairy and agriculture committee noted that beef dairy and other state groups will maintain prior funding. Groups include Town State Dairy Association Waterloo Iowa Beef Producers Ames Iowa Horticultural Society Des Moines and Iowa Currant Small Grain Growers Ames. The session moves fast with a sitting committee set to handle remaining matters.
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Last Assembly
Theegislature
Des Moines
Town State Dairy Association
Waterloo
Iowa Buet Producers’ Association
Ames
Iowa Horticultural Society
Iowa Currant Small Grain Growers’ Association
Amés
Iowa State College
Buch & Structure
Seed corn ear tests urged across Iowa this spring
The Courier reports a statewide push for individual ear tests on seed corn. Iowa farmers are asked to send results on ear quality, noting percentages of strong, weak, and diseased ears. Germination tests show wide vitality variation. despite ample seed, careful sorting and testing are advised for a reliable stand.
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Corm
Ames
Farm Crops Extension Service
Iowa State College
Iowa
Monroe County
Sdyas
Extension Service
F. G. Churchill
Veteran landowner Howard buys Ames farm for cash
John Howard, Civil War veteran and Tama county farmer, acquires the A. T. Ames farm of over 400 acres in Buckingham township for about 75 000 dollars at 191 dollars per acre. This follows his recent purchase of the adjacent John Ames farm, giving him over 1 300 acres in Buckingham and Grant townships.
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John Howard
Tener
Tama
A.T. Ames
Buckingham Township
Tama County
Howard
John Ames
Cheice Tama County
Buckingham
Grant Townships
Black Hawk County Farmers Report 1924 Progress
Fourteen farmers in Black Hawk county plan to maintain stable business this year and review season results to adjust plans for 1925. Six Black Hawk men completed records on all their enterprises in 1924 under an extension specialist guidance.
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KHEEF
Black Hawk County
Black Hawk
Hartman Breaks Bremer County Hog Records with Five Giants
I ll Hartman of Douglas township tops Bremer county hog records. He brought five hogs to town averaging 676 pounds each, selling for $406.60 total or about $31.12 per head. A few large hogs remained on farms after the heavy runs last fall and winter.
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Waverly
I. Ll. Hartman
Douglas Township
Bremer County
Hartman
Butter production to dip in 1925 from 1924 figures
Iowa Creameries association reports January butterfat price at 42.45 cents and 23 528 pounds handled by co operatives. Top producers include Jesup Sioux Center Boyd en Oehyein Strawberry Point Hull State Center Monticello Fredericksburg. Weather and weaker prices threaten 1925 butter output.
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Co-Operative Creamerie
Iowa
Sioux Center
Boyden
Oehyein
Strawberry Point
Hull
State Center
Monticello
Fredericksburg
Association
United States
Altho
Co-Operative Creameries
Imboden Method To Be Explained For Cattle Feeders
At yes, March 19 special railroad fare offers to Iowa State College attendees on March 27 for cattle feeders from across the state. John M. Byvard will present the Imboden method and other feeding topics, with 75 market topping steers on display weighing 1300 to 1400 pounds. Feeder contracts with Chicago buyers may be discussed, promising a money making day and market opportunities.
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Atués
Iowa State College
J. MM
Byvard
John M. Byvard
Chicago
Ames
AZO
Avtar
Wheat futures rebound amid export hopes and dust storms
Prices climbed after an initial drop as wheat May and July rose on Canadian export hopes and dust storm reports in Kansas and Oklahoma. May wheat reached about 1.61 a bushel with gains spreading through corn and oats, while Winnipeg and New York markets showed firmer tones and nearby quotes.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Canada
Kansas
Oklahoma
Hog and Cattle Prices Slip in Slack Trade
Hog receipts about 33 000 with slow to steady demand, prices off up to 25 cents from Thursday's low. steer and heifer trading stronger but mixed, cannily improving buyer activity on some weight classes. Sheep receipts around 1 000 with uneven gains, good to choice lambs steady to higher, fat sheep and feeders unchanged.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Cattle and Hogs Mixed Markets Reported Across Midwest
Receipts at St Paul and Sioux Falls show cattle and calves steady to firm with strong hog demand at some yards. Sheep and lambs largely steady. prices vary by weight and stockers. Market notes from Chicago reveal mixed activity with AR and steel firming as money flow supports stock moves.
Reed warns hunches on crop season unreliable
Des Moines meteorologist Charles D. Reed says three decades of state weather records show opening months offer little forecast for the crop season. He notes hints of a warmer season than 1924 but dismisses forecasts of an absence of summer as improbable.
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Des Moines
Charles D. Reed
United States Weather Bureau
Reed
Moore to Show Guernseys With Mountain Brothers
In March 20, C arles Moore, former tester in Linn County Cow Test association No. 2, will join Mountain Brothers of Des Moines to show the Iowanda Guernsey herd in Cedar Rapids. He will display the Mountain herd this summer after taking a consignment for the national breed sale in Trenton New Jersey in May. He has just completed a six month herdsmen course at Ames.
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Cedar Rapids
Carles Moore
Linn County
Mountain Brothers
Des Moines
Iowanda Guernsey Farm
Trenton
N.J
Ames
Grain Market Quotes and Notices
Vrotta Gran reports unchanged corn prices as of March 20 with reference to regional actions. Market notes include slight shifts in supply and related care instructions for farmers amid steady demand.
Ay Yor n Four patents amid market chatter
New York March 20 overview notes patents and market figures including STG Boysett winter straights and Nard Wine ter shalphis with figures around 8.7 million and 8.5 thousand. Analyst summary mentions AL Shemilles steady epride patents and STON TT clearance.
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New York
AL Shemilles
BNET
Boysett
Local notices and prices from Gresham and Cedar Falls area
Gresham notes H H Meyer returned from Wisconsin with cattle and Walter Sorensen bought horses. Miller, Moeller, Albright, Herman and Schutte attend area matters. pruning demo led by Fred Maurer with County Agent Ouringa present. New York wool market mixed with domestic offerings and price ranges for various grades.
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Gresham Gresham
H. H. Meyer
Stonday
Wisconsin
Earl Teisinger
John Hesse
Walter Sorensen
Ateriog
Henry Moeller
John Albright
Censter
Arthur Herman
Waterloo
Esther Schuttee
William Graham
Cedar Falls
Aliss Marie Carrings
Jane
Herman Spier
Waverly
Fred Maurer
Ouringa
Bennington Towns Board Seeks Engineman and Eroman Bids
The Bennington Towns board will consider bids at a April meeting for engineman and eroman positions. All bids must be filed with the clerk by a stated date with a four dollar tear reserve to reject or accept bids. An instrument of writing related to the estate of Mario AL Dishner, deceased, has been filed with the district court and is open for proof of claim.
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UY Tvunehunatanet Leveraet
Board of ‘Teastees Bennington Townehs
Dunkerton
Mario AL
Mi Iomnsun Leek District Court
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Update
Kansas City livestock receipts include 500 calves and 9 000 hogs with slow demand. Cattle top around 10 and 58.50 to 67.00 for feeders. hogs show packer top near 12.80 with typical sales 13.40 to 13.80. sheep and lambs gain about 25 cents with lambs around 15.30 and clippers at 12.00.
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South St. Paul
Mien
Sioux Clix
Strane
ST. Joseph
UWE
BOK
ST. Louis
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
P&oria
Peoria
Pope Affected by Tornado Tragedy and Global News
Rome reports Pope Pius intensively moved by the United States tornado tragedy and sends sympathy to survivors. Vatican dispatch cites deep sorrow and prayers, as efforts to aid victims continue.
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Pope
Rome
United States
Vatican
Pope Pius
Fumasoni
Produce Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
Prices from Chicago and New York markets on March 20 show butter creamery extras at 48 cents and firsts around 44 to 49 cents, eggs steady with nearby whites at 28 cents and brown fancy 45 to 36 cents, cheese varieties including young American at 24 to 28 cents, and poultry values for broilers at 50 cents and turkeys around 30 cents. Receipts and grades noted in multiple lines for butter and cheese with regional totals and price ranges.
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West Virginia
Vial, Saies Toray
Chemical & Dye - American Can
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American Water Works
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Cerrer
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Bethlehem Steel
Califor Petroleum
Canadian Pacific Central Leather
Cerro de Pasco
Chesapeake & Onins
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Chisgo
Mil
St. Paul
Nid
Pacifie
Chile
Coca. Cola
Colorado
Consolidated
Gerh
Golden Oil
Os Crucible Steel
Cuba
Davison Chemical Seaaee
du Pont de Nemon
Erie
Generalsphalt
General Electric
ASH
General Motors
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Eles
All States Steel
Houston Oil
Ecarana
Erudson Motors
Illinois Central
Fa International Harvester Ares
Mer. Marine, Ptd
Kelly-Springfeldrae
Kennecott Copper
Lehigh Valley
Louisville
Mack
Martand
Maxwell Motors
Seaboard Oil Wee Mo
An. & Tex
Missouri Pacific, Ptd
Montgomery-Ward
National Biscuit
National Lead
New York Central
S. Wi
H. & Hartford
Norfolk & Western
Worthern Pacific
Pacific i
Pan. Am
Peteveees
Pennsylvania
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Adg
Phillips Peesas
Pure O Tees
Reading
Hes Tay Rep. Ir
Teal Sou
Heynolds
St. L
San Fran
Seaboard Air Line
Rae
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Sinclair Con
Sloss-Shere St
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Southern Pacific
Southern Hy
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Studebaker Es Wei of
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Eae
Feseee Anagay
Texas& Pacific
Toissens
Wweight Price
Union Pacific
United
S. Ind
Ui. S. Rubber
Utah Copper
Wabash Pfd
Cbs
Westinghouse
Elec
Ein Price Willys-Overtatd
Woolworth
Thane
Feeeiaeae
Oiele
Jibifers& Wweight Price
Sateersere
Sebeyese
Fred
Wwe
corTren
Chicago
New York
Dutt
Young Americas
Pacific Coast
Hicago
Funeral Women Adds Arson Tale to Murder Confessions
Medina Ohio report: Martha Wise, connected to a funeral complex poisoning of three persons, confesses to arson of ten houses and barns near her home in recent months. She admits jewelry thefts, blames the devil, and prosecutors seek commitment to Lima hospital for the criminally insane.
French Deputies in Battle Royal After Religious Address
Paris March 20 Free for all fights interrupted the chamber session after Premier Herriot defended government policy on religion. He said Catholics have a place in history and criticized "christianity of bankers" versus aiding the poor.
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Paris
Diamnber of Deputies
Herriot
Browning Manuscript Added to Morgan Collection Exhibit
New York March 20 An important manuscript joined J F Morgan's collection of English poet works now on display at the public library. The Browning "Asolendo" last published in 1850 is believed written that year and coincides with Browning's death in Venice. Due to popular demand the exhibition will run until April 1.
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New York
J. F. Morgan
Public Library
Robert Browning
Asolendo
Morgan
Browning
London
Venice
Pen
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