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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1928

Page

10

Lime freight trains deliver agricultural lime to Black Hawk farmers

Arrangements completed for three and four special lime trains to unload 65 cars totaling about 3,200 tons in Black Hawk and nearby counties. Rail lines including Waterloo Cedar Falls Northern and Chicago Great Western coordinate loading spots and shovelers to speed dumping. County agent D De Offringa and Illinois Central officials organize crews, costs, and refunds.

Perry Eliott Fred Adams Ira Finch Charles Finch Edgar Fred Charles Sigglekow Shimp Brothers Shoemaker George Smith Chicago Great Western Railway Cedar Falls Junction Cedar Palls Black Hawk County Ilinois Waterloo Janesville Bowers Black Hawk Westerday Bowers Jersey Farm Chicago Great Western Railway H.W. Stepert Finchford Winslow Rock Island

Bremer County Poultry Club Plans Arise From Cost Concerns

Waverly March 22. Bremer County poultry clubs form to boost profits through cheaper methods and better management. W. M. Vernon from extension service meets with three poultrymen Fred Wolf J Z Gallagher and Fred Feldman to plan organized clubs. Rules and regulations set for the project.

Waverly Bremer W. M. Vernon Extension Service Fred Wolf J. Z. Gallagher Fred Feldman Washington Toweship Poultry Club

John Day Quits Beef Club Work

Carl A. Oldsen of Wall Lake elected field secretary of Iowa Beef Producers Association to replace John A. Day who resigned for health reasons. Oldsen, a Shorthorn breeder, will start April 1 and aims to promote baby beef clubs and breeder collaboration. He has long involvement in livestock and led the state Shorthorn Breeders Association.

Iowan State College State Indianola W. E. Graham Prairie City R. D. Breckenridge Winterset Ray Coglan Evira H. H. Kiltee Iowa State College

Special Limestone Train Considered for Delaware County

Manchester Iowa March 22 A plan for a special limestone train to aid Delaware county farmers was discussed by County Agent Robert Combs and Dubuque Stone Products representatives Paul Mauman and S Todd The system mirrors a Black Hawk county operation with dump cars unloading quickly at tracks or crossings Work to assemble orders in Buchanan county is hindered by bad roads and Grundy Center and Grundy Iowa show interest The county farm bureau offers help to deploy limestone and a 60 day land transfer privilege may apply if orders materialize

Manchester Delaware County Robert Combs Paul Mauman S. Todd Dubuque Stone Products Company Illinois Central Railway Black Hawk County Buchanan County Grundy Grundy Center County Farm Bureau Lyme

Average germination in seed corn tested in Delaware County

Delaware county farmers test seed corn germination with county agent reports showing an average rate near the general standard. Frost remains in ground and little plowing done while oats are being threshed. Limestone arrives from Dunquque as lime road work proceeds and Velvet barley import planned to boost barley acreage.

Manchester Maren Vt Delaware County Conths Fara Minnesota

Questions and comments to Editor Farm Department

Readers invited to address the Wa teloo Evening Courier Farm Department with questions and comments. Communications should be sent to the editor in Waterloo Iowa via the paper's address or phone number for submission.

Wateloo Evening Courier Waterloo Towa

Former Fayetter Agent Promoted to Chicago Office

Clyde Combs longtime Fayette county agent is promoted to run the Chicago office of The Dairy Farmer, a Meredith publication. He has been in New York City for three years and will manage advertising for the dairy journals. He is brother to Ray and Robert Combs of Elkader and Manchester respectively, who are county agents in Clayton and Delaware counties. Ray led a national champion junior judging team to Europe last summer. O. G. Schaefer will replace Combs at The Dairy Farmer, bringing a background in calf judging at Dairy Cattle Congress and Minnesota dairy work. J. B. P. Eves of Waterloo is the advertising sales manager.

Clyde Combs Fayette County Dairy Farmer Meredith Des Moines Chicago Meredith Journals Mr. Combs New York City Ray Combs Elkader Robert Combs Manchester Clayton Delaware Europe 0. G. Schaefer Dairy Cattle Congress Iowa State Schaeffer University of Minnesota Minnesota J. BP. Eves Waterloo

Opposition Did Not Speak At Dunkerton Tuberculosis Meeting

More than 200 attended a Dunkerton meeting on bovine tuberculosis eradication led by Dr. J A Barger of Des Moines. Opponents were not represented. J H Rigdon had spoken against the test at prior county meetings and was to speak in Jesup and other towns.

Courier Dunkerton Black Hawk Cedar Falls Rigdon Ines Barger Jesup J. N. Muncy J. H. Copenhaver Janesville Hudson

Farm Bureau Meetings Highlight Local Group Activities

Farm women show strong interest in a second year home furnishing course led by extension specialist Miss Nora Workman. In Black Hawk County meetings progress slow with Spring Creek Big Creek and Fox township groups gathering at J C Kerr home. Leaders from Lester Bennington Poyner Bartlay met at Y W C A. Cedar Falls Wash ington Union Mt Vernon Cedar Falls leaders joined. Eagle Township gathered at convent. Black Hawk Township plans a home talent play Say It With Tatty directed by Mrs Ralph Mitchell.

Sesson Boru Nora Workman Black Hawk Catty Spring Creek Big Creek Fox Township J. C. Kerr Spring Creek Township Lester Bennington Poyner Bartlay Alice Glen Sark Theron Campbell Esther Fisher Ebyrlyn Marston Col. Priedley George Cook Eagle Township

Hogs and Cotton Market Roundup At East St Louis and Liverpool

East St Louis livestock markets show varied hog prices with weights and bids fluctuating. sharp activity noted in lighter weights and medium cuts. Cotton trade close to steady, with 7,000 bales sold, receipts 4,200, Midland fair values quoted for various grades and future contracts edged down slightly.

Liverpool Midland Wade Mtearo ChiraKa Insi Chicago Kansas Omaha East St. Louis St. Yoseph Lom Sioux City Paul Tees Indianapolis Ie Cleveland Pittsburgh Buffalo

Wheat market slips as rain aids grain selloff in Chicago

Chicago reports show wheat prices easing after rain signals and weather favorable for new crops. Corn and oats declined while selling pressure and export demand softened. Liv erpool and Argentine crop expectations weighed on prices. Cash trading remained quiet with buyers cautious before improved conditions and a large Argentine shipment projection.

Seaboard Liverpool Sec Chicago Wheat Inter Europe United States

Board of Trade Cash Quotations Summary Event

Grain and food prices listed include wheat and oats with various No. 2 and No. 3 grades, corn for mixed and yellow, sample grades, and white varieties. Notable figures show oats around 60 62 and 58 12 for No 3 white, corn mixed around 9444 OTe, yellow around 90 4c, and old sample grades near 98c. Provisions list lard 13.47, hams 11.25, veal 12.75, with cloverseed and Timothyseed totals around 2 859 and 19 404 respectively.

Bellirs New York Tivc

Hog and Cattle Prices Steady to Higher in Chicago Market

Chicago receipts show hogs selling higher against a slow market with choice and medium weights up to 10 cents. Cattle steady to strong with good demand for heavy steers and better cows, while sheep remain in demand with lamb prices rising modestly. Kansas City reports steady to lower trends for hay and feedstuffs.

Price No-Obvect In Stock Buying

New York March 22 44 The world wide interest in the stock market as recent weeks prove brought a rush of buyers. Buy at the market was the slogan and prices rose with large volume and blocks traded. Several stocks hit new highs. U S Steel General Motors and Case Threshing advanced. call loans rose to 4 3 4 per cent.

New York Stock Exchange American Linseed Calumet & Arizona General Asphalt Postum Gentral Motors U. S. Steel General Motors Hupp Graham Paige Motors Dupont National Bellas Hess Sinclair Oil Case Threshing Vanadium Steel Greene Cananea Copper Calumet & Arizona Internationsl Nickel Midland Steel Products Barnsdall A . Bethlehem ‘Steel St. P Chicago & North Wester ROG SE Paap Nan Consolidated I Crucible Steel Esas Seaboard Ale Sears Roebuck Standard New Jersey Standard Qi Texas Pacific Ld Timken Rolter Bearing Union Carbide California SeaMiryster Dodge Bros. Ace Eerie ‘Sinclair Olcea Union Pacific Canadian Pacific Cacu Co Dairies American American Foundry American Locomotive American vAmerican Sugar American T American Tobacco American Water Works American Woolen Atchison Atlantic Coast Line Atlantic Reining Baldwitt Locomotive Baltimore Chig du Pont de Nem Erie Fleiachmann Freeport-Texas General Electric Bene General Railway Bional Great Northern Iron Ore Great Northern Pid Houston Ol Hudson Motors Tilnets Central Int Bus, Int Harvester Int Nickel Int Paper Des A . Tater, Tel Tel Kansas City Kennecoth Ween Lehigh Valley Mack ‘Truck Martang Oil Kan Tox Missouri Padre Montgomery Ward - Nash Motors Reve New York Central N. H Hartford Norfolk & Western North American Northern Pact Packard Pah Pet B . Prutamount Fam Texas & Pacific US Wabash Western Maryland Westinghousa Picetric Wenlworth Liberty Bonds United States Bonds Serewe Ee Bot Liberty Pfrish Liberty Treasury

Representative Sales Livestock at Union Yards

Union Yards in Chicago hosted livestock sales today as the Representative Sales event opened with active bidding on multiple lots. Vendors and buyers met for the market session, outlining prices and lot details for potential bidders.

Union

Provisions Report From New York Market Area

New York market notes show creamery receipts rising to 244 914 pounds and poultry dressed items steady. Prices overall unchanged as firm receipts recorded 43 303 cases while other items including 10 413 tab receipts and 47 4a tac entries appear with unclear details.

New York

Peoria Livestock Hogs Up 10 Dollars With Bulk Steady

Peoria Illinois March 29 hog receipts 7 000 were up about 10 205 dollars cash buyers paid 9 , 38 4 5 for top hogs and bulk to 8 008 40 while cattle receipts 100 limited buyers steady and quiet with price firming unsettled overall market directions unclear due to light demand

Peoria Livestock Peoria

Paul Livestock Market Reports Receipts and Prices

Paul, March 23. CATTLE receipts 1,900 with steady to higher bids for steers and heifers. Calves 2,100 with good demand near steady. HOGS receipts mixed with packer trade slow but some early strength. SHEEP receipts 500 with lambs and ewes trading higher on demand and lambs 73 to 74 pounds selling up to 16.25. Potatoes: 150 cars on track with slow movement and dull market. Florida and Wisconsin offerings listed with varied prices.

Paul Livestock Bo Paul Ailnn Hotatoes Chicago Potatoon Florida Bliss Guba Wisconsin Idaho

Bond Market Sees Railroads Hit New Highs And Utilities Rise

The New York bond market on March 22 showed strength in railroad issues with St. Paul 5s New Hayes 4 4s and Union Pacific 4 14s hitting new highs. Utilities led by Columbia Gas Electric 5s, and Philadelphia Core Gold 5s sold near highs on strong demand. Convertible Andes Copper mine rose over 6 points to a record, while foreign and U S government bonds were mostly steady or softening.

New York St. Paul New Hayes Union Pacific Tuinois Central Mobile & Chin Columbia Gas& Electric Ss Philadelphia Co Andes

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