Corn Surplus Shrinks as Iowa Farmers Hold Grain
The Farm Editor reports a fading surplus of corn in northeastern Iowa as farmers slow shipments to market. Elevators say supplies in Fayette, Buchanan, and Grundy counties meet normal levels, while exporters claim exports rise, yet prices stay low. Experts predict a rebound, but farmers remain cautious and selective about sales.
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Iowa
Board of Trade
Cedar Falls
Gelwein
Fayette County
Buchanan County
John Oriner
Barclay Township
Benton
Benton County
Tama County
Grundy County
Howard
Mitchell
Black Hawk
Corm
Illinois
Towa
New Egg Marketing Association to Start in Janesville
Will H. Maust, president of the Orange association, spoke at Washington township farm bureau meeting outlining a cooperative egg marketing plan. He described fair play, better flock care, cleaner quarters, and purer breeds to improve egg quality and size. The movement mirrorsOrange township efforts and aims to organize a local egg cooperative in Washing ton.
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Janesville
Washington
Orange Township
Will H. Maust
Orange Association
Washington Township
Record of Pullets' High Egg Production in Cedee Falls
Clarence Danning reports eleven Barred Plymouth Rock pullets laid 670 eggs in three months with 224 in January 206 in February and 246 so far in March earning a five cent premium per dozen through the local poultry association. Next meeting April 11 at Chris Braun's home followed by a Floyd George gathering. Women’s farm bureau unit meets April 6 at M B church Janesville with millinery demonstrations and lunches. Jackson township women invited.
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Cedee Falls
Clarence Danning
Plymouth Rock
Chris Braun
Floyd George's
Farm Bureau
Ehiraday
County Women Learn Hat Making at YWCA Classes
About 75 Black Hawk county women attended millinery instruction led by Miss Callie May Bliss of Iowa State College at the YWCA. The program covered selecting shapes and fabrics, transforming old hats, and creating affordable new pieces with materials often under $2.50. Workshops will continue in several townships and extend to Waverly with related classes planned for April 18-21 under the Black Hawk County Farm Bureau.
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Callie May Bliss
Iowa State College
Black Hawk County
Washington
Mt. Vernon
Bennington
Lester
Barclay
Fox
Big Creek
Spring Creek
Cedar
Wast Waterloo
East Waterloo
Porner
Grange
Black Hawk
Buchanan County
Bliss
Waverly
Women's Department
Burreau
E. S. Hudson
Iowa Dirt Roads Close to Impassable Halting School Openings
Rural Iowa roads in northern counties have deteriorated to near impassable condition amid continued rains. Autos are mired up to hubs, forcing several rural schools to suspend operations until roads improve. Kernels of travel report gravel sections fair, but virgin dirt stretches remain dangerous. Fayatte and Buchanan counties see most impact.
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Fayette
Buchanan County
Iowa
Fagle Center
Hudson
Cedar Falls
Independence
Waterloo
Farmers in Black Hawk County Explore Iowa Farm Credit
Black Hawk County farmers show strong interest in Iowa Farm Credit corporation formed to aid farmers in obtaining financial assistance. County meetings under A A Ureger and A J Johnon and directors have drawn hearty turnout. tonight at Finchford consolidated school and tomorrow at Washington township school No 2.
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Black Hawk County
Iowa Farm Credit Corporation
A. A. Ureger
A. J. Jotncon
Finchford Consolidated School
Union Township
Washington Township
Oat Seed Scarcity Sparks Iowa Farm Plans
The 1922 oat crop is scarce and planting will begin soon as farmers in Iowa expect to sow in coming days. County agent A A Burger promotes Jowar and Jowa 105 varieties, notes high yields from certified seed, and urges seed testing, smut treatment, and extension plots in Black Hawk County to identify best local oats.
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Iowa
Hudson
Gore Line
Olhers
A. A. Burger
Black Hawk County
Cedar Falls
Ames
Burger
Black Hawk
Bureau
Crop Conditions Improve Across Regions Says Report
The Associated Press reports winter grain made satisfactory progress through the week ending Tuesday with growth in the Ohio Valley and central valley states. Winter wheat shows notable growth in the Ohio valley while oats sowing delays persist in interior valleys due to rain. Corn planting is well advanced in Texas and broadly started in Oklahoma, Arkansas, and eastern North Carolina.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Central
South
Ohio Valley
Mississippi
Allssonii
Interior
Mississippia
Missouri
Texas
Gidahoma
Arkansas
North Carolina
New Haven Buttermaker Plans Quality Cream Purchases
Julius Brunner, prize buttermaker at the New Haven creamery, aims for better records by buying cream on a quality basis. Creamers scoring $5 per cent or better will receive a premium over the market price.
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Julius Brunner
New Haven
Smiles and Kinks From Today’s Wires
New York authorities tell girls to wear skirts or stay home. In Columbus safety director McCune clashed with a traffic cop who urged action. Denver reports a $1000 police dog used as a booze trailer, poisoned fish led to the animal’s death.
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New York
Brooklyn
Columbus
McCune
Denver
von Arapahoe
Prominent Experts to Speak at Ames Cattle Feeders Day
Visitors at Iowa State College in Ames will view cattle feeding demonstrations on April 12. Experts from the Corn Belt Meat Producers Association and Swift & Co. will join Iowa State officials for morning inspections and an afternoon round table on feeding business.
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Ames
Iowa State College
Iowa
A. Sykes
Corn Belt Meat Producers” Association
Charles Cessna
Grinnell
T. H. Ingwersen
Chicago
Swift & Co
R. A. Pearson
C. F. Curtiss
C. Culbertson
John M. Evward
Bryan Weighs Florida Senate Bid After Petition Review
William J. Bryan said he expects to decide soon on entering Florida’s senatorial race against Senator Trammell after reviewing circulating petitions. He had a brief call with President Harding and needs petition clarity before announcing a bid.
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Washington, D. C
William J. Bryan
Harding
Florida
Bryan
Trammell
De Molay to stage four act drama The Romance
Order of De Molay will present The Romance a four act drama at east high auditorium Saturday at 8:15. Cast includes White Feather Indian student actor DeRoame Dorothy Keene Ethel Lawless Laughing Water Greta Daley Nellie Hartman Mare Reddin three college men Will Eckman Jimmie Murphy Tom Keene with Glee club closing act one and vocal solo by Elsie Bryank plus Margaret Alexander with piano accompaniment G Darton between acts.
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Order of de Molay
East High
W. Truman de Roane
Waterloo
Mr. DeRoame
White Feather
Ethel Lawless
Dorothy Keene
Hiltie de Lorme Nash
Laughing Water
Greta Daley
Nellie Hartman
Mare
the Reddin
Sadie
de Molay
Francis H. Kightey
Will Eckman
Merle R. Francis
Jimmie Murphy
Dean M. Larrabee
Tom Keene
Be Molay Glee Club
ALBERT TO BE REAPPOINTED DES MOINES FISH WARDEN
Des Moines March 30 W E Albert Lansing state fish and game warden will likely be reappointed by Gov Kendall within days His term expires March 31 and the salary is 2700 per year He was advanced from deputy warden to warden after Hinshaw resigned during the 1913 legislative probe Marriage licenses list William Baker Waterloo Mary Reams Waterloo Dallas Driscoll La Porte City Frieda Maibauer Waterloo
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Des Moines
W. E. Albert
Lansing
Fish and Gains
N. BE. Kendall
Hinshaw
William Baker
Waterloo
Mary Reams
Dallas
Driscoll
la Porte City
Frieda Maibauer
Legion Rally Near Riot Over O’Hare Speech In Wisconsin
At a March meeting in Anston Wisconsin a protest erupted as Philip Voltz a university junior and ex serviceman defended Gov Blaine for allowing Mrs Kate Richards O’Hare to speak. A resolution condemned Blaine and John Morrissey for permitting her to address the assembly and urged governor to restrict such use of the capitol. Telegrams from legion posts protested the stand and urged restraint during tonight’s assembly.
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Associated Press
Atanson
Wis
American Legion
Hvre
Pillip Y Voltz
University
Rod Formar
Gov. Blaine
Kate Richards
O'Hare
Voltz
O'Harre
John Morrisey
Mrs. O'Hare
O*'Hare
Legion
Blaine
Supt
Morrisey
O’hare
Stronger cables lift wheat here
Chicago reports firmer wheat and corn prices amid market talking points on demand and domestic delivery. May and July futures moved with gains while May soybeans and oats showed varied responses and hog prices edged higher on stronger provisions.
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Associated Pros
Chicago
Great Lakes
Saviern
Kasnet
Live Stock Prices Rise Across Markets Hogs Lead Gains
Chicago and Kansas City reporting prices show hogs up 15 to 25 cents with top at 10.60 and bulk 10.00 to 10.20, cattle receipts around 7,060 with steady packer bids, calves slow but firm, sheep generally higher with Texas wethers and lambs advancing. Kansas City notes mixed hogs up modestly and cattle steady to higher with strong demand for feeders and stockers.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Kanesk City
Anles
Omaha
Onahu
Neb
Poe
Shean Ani Freders
Grain quotations from March markets across multiple towns
March market reports list grain prices and receipts for wheat corn oats and rye from New York Peoria and Kansas City exchanges. Prices include No 2 and No 4 grades with white and yellow varieties, with notes on export days and steady to higher bids.
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York
Adisc
New York
Warley
Peoria Grain
Peoria
Recelpig
Kawear Orr
Geary
Kansas City
New York and Chicago Produce Market Snapshot March Prices
Market notes show butter and creamery products steady with mixed prices across regions. Cheese and milk varieties quoted with slight shifts, poultry values steady to higher, and eggs and potatoes listed in assorted grades and bulk lots.
New York Exchange Mixed Gains Lead Wall Street
Stocks opened higher with the Locomotive and Bethlehem Steel among leaders. Trading showed early strength as American Can and other prominent issues advanced, while foreign exchange remained steady and money markets cooled from prior firmer tones.
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United States
Strel
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading Union
Racee
Btater Steel
Westinghouse
Suidvale
Standard OU
S.J, Pfd
Chicago & Northwestern
Waterloo Bank Clearings and Local Market Notes
Bank clearings for the week ending March 39 1972 in Waterloo show daily totals from March 28 to 30 and a Monday figure, as reported by the Waterloo Clearing House association. The page also lists deeds chattel mortgages futures metals and grain prices with various figures for New York Chicago and local Waterloo markets.
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Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Waterloo Bank
Waterloo Clearing House Association
Tader Ten Phert
East St Louis Livestock Market Report March 30
Receipts show 1400 cattle and 8000 hogs with prices mixed. Cattle steady to 5c lower, veal calves 5c lower, steer prices around 8.20 bulk cattle 7.00 to 4.56, veal calves 8.50 to 9.00. Hogs active up to 13 higher top 19.60, 160 lb averages 10.20 to 19.00. Sheep 1000 receipts slow with prices steady to strong.
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ST. Joseph
Peoria Livestock Peoria
East ST. Louis
Wight Searlinge
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Jim Wart
Vinton
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Inlaw
Bert Stminbrook
LaPorte City
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