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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1925

Page

7

New Organization Assumes Control in Holstein Group

Black Hawk County Holstein Breeders' association reorganized Saturday in Cedar Falls. Thomas Hansen elected president with Russell Sage as VP and A A Burzer as secretary-treasurer. State director Tokamisugam. county directors named. Plan to pay old debts and align with Iowa Holstein-Friesian breeders group while expanding junior calf clubs and county contests.

Ued Downs Black Hawk County Holstein Breeders’ Association Watering P Association Thomas Hansen Cedar Falls Russell Sage Bennington Township A. A. Burzer Tokamisugam Orange Ounty L.A. Wissink Tens Petersen J. W. Miller Darcey Blough Orville Hamer Norton H.W. Gilet Webster City Iowa Holstain-Friesian Breaders’s Association J. J. Uban

Boss Grinds Lime for His Land and Neighbors

La Porte City March 20 Snecia Foss near here on Big Creek township has ground about 175 to of the spring fertilizer from a limestone deposit by his barnyard. He will apply three tons per acre on 32 acres this spring using a manure spreader. The limestone is ground fine and hauled in a dump wagon. Foss expects steady demand from neighbors and notes the quarry rock is abundant though he does not know its durability. He plans to sow four acres of alfalfa near the building in a year.

la Porte City Snecia M. G. Foss Big Creek Township Foss Takenron

Holstein premiums cut for fairs at 1925 Dairy Congress

Fred Lt. Houghton of the Holstein-Friesian Breeders Association reports reductions in premiums for state and club Holstein classes at fairs this year. Total offerings exceed 3200 dollars with 260 dollars for state shows and 20 dollars for clubs. Other major premiums include national shows in Indianapolis, Eastern States in Springfield, and Pacific International in Portland.

Fred Lt. Houghton Holstein-Friesian Breeders’ Association of Netic Althe Ing of Holstein

Farmers Questions and Comments to Editor Parm

Readers address the Parm department at the Waterloo Courier to raise farm issues and seek clarification. The letter appears in the Waterloo Ontario publication with contact details for correspondence.

Artdress Communications Parm Department Waterloo Keening Courier Inna

Veteran County Agent Reflects on 12 Years with Black Hawk Farms

Veteran county agent A. Burger recalls twelve years serving Black Hawk county farmers, praising work with soil fertility, corn and oats, alfalfa, legumes, and livestock. He highlights the best farmers, seed trials like Iowa 103 oats, and efforts to eradicate bovine tuberculosis and promote canning, lime use, and cooperative movements.

Veteran County A. A. Burger Black Hawk County Hall Jawa County Lagents United States Burger Cedar Falls Waterton Jotal Co-Operative Wack Hawk Farrier Farm Bureau Jsurger Ohio Cours Hutton The State College Blackhawk County Reid Clinton Scott Black Hawk Iowa P. G. Holden Rimack Hawk County Wark Hawk County Ase Fils Neas Vester Loveland

King Piebe 10th Holstein Sire Dead at Aplington

Holstein sire King Piebe 10th, famed in Har grove and Arnold herds, died after illness near Aplington Iowa. Owned by Knepper & Son, the bull was a leading Holstein in early lines and sold at a high price. The obituary notes his royal pedigree and influence in dairy genetics.

Piebe Holstein Aplington Aplington Tn Peter Knepper & Son King Piebe

McCoy May Be Eligible For Parole After Two Years

Los Angeles March 30 Norman Selby known as Hello McCoy may serve only two years in prison for manslaughter of his sweetheart Mrs Theresa Mors and a shooting case linked to her death Deputy District Attorney Charles Fricke said the last three sentences run concurrently and could be served together If concurrent he would be eligible for parole in two years and is expected to begin serving at San Quentin this week

Los Angeles Cal Norman Selby Hel? McCoy Mg Sweetheart Pheresa Mors Spres Jmors Charles Fricke McCoy Hay McCoy Ag

Fredericksburg Girl Burned Sunday Hope for Recovery

Four year old Heten Lieneau of Fredericksburg, la, was severely burned from the knees to the chest when her clothing ignited from embers of a bonfire found by the child and a brother on Saturday. Her mother Mrs William Lieneau, suffered burns when attempting to extinguish the flames. The child remains in serious condition at St Josephs hospital New Hampton.

Fredericksburg Mare Heten William Lieneau St. Joseph's Hospital New Hampton

Army and Navy Air Services Race to Cross Pacific

Washington March 39 A planned summer race between the Army and Navy air services to win the honor of the first crossing of the open Pacific from San Francisco to Hawaii. The event aims to test performance of modern aircraft and crews in a friendly competition rather than a hard contest.

Washington, D. C Army Ary Air Services Pacific San Francisco Hawaii

Mexican Worshipers Clash With Military Near San Marcos

Reported by the Associated Press two officers and four privates were wounded as federal soldiers clashed with worshipers outside the San Marcos church in Aguascalientes yesterday. Six men sixteen women and one Spanish priest were arrested after worshipers guarding the church fired on troops approaching on patrol. Guardians believed troops aimed to seize the building for transfer to the Mexican Apostolic church.

Associated Presa Mexico Church of San Marcos Aguascalientes

Waterloo Markets Grain Prices and Livestock Report

Waterloo markets show a mixed grain price mood with steady to firm quotes across corn oats and rye in New York Minneapolis and St. Louis reports. Wheat oats and corn prices vary by grade with notable activity in Chicago and Omaha markets and livestock receipts steady with slight declines in hogs and varied cattle demand.

New York York Waterloolls Co Trent ST. Louis Grat St. Bevis Pilovuch Sinnard Bros Oman Omaha Xep

Sioux City Livestock Receipts and Prices Report

Sioux City Livestock report shows hog receipts around 4,000 with prices near 12 to 13 dollars and steers at 10.75 to 12.50 top, cows and heifers around 3 to 6 dollars, and stockers at about 5 to 9 dollars. St. Joseph sales list hogs steady with top around 12.50, cattle moderate volume, heifers and cows priced between 3 and 6 dollars, and stockers near 5 dollars.

ST. Joseph St. Joseeph Nnk Gattle Stow

Stock Decline Opens Amid Mixed Trading in New York

Confusing price movements marked the opening of stock trading with selling dominating. United States Steel fell near yearly lows and copper declined on weak trade signals while several high priced issues rose briefly. Major names such as Baldwin, Kennecott Copper, and Canadian Pacific moved. losses led by United States Steel persisted into late morning with call money rising, signaling a heavy close.

Associated Presa New York United States United States Case Iron Blue Uald- Win Seling Standard Oil of New Jersey American Smeking Baldwin Kennecott Copper Pullmus Baltimore and Ohio Reading Canadian Pacific Rock Island United States Steel Delaware, Lackawanna & Western LLG American Con Mack ‘Peack Minal Sales Todauy Am, Chem. & Dye Y-Je American Canaesceeeccers Cor & Fdy Ormeeee Areticat Am. Hin Almerican Sugar Syn Tel Baldwin Goce Balt Ohio Hethlehem Steel California Bae Cerro _de Pasco Chandler Motor Chesapeake Chicago & Northiwester Chic Mil Stu RL & PL Colorado Congoleim Consolidated Gas Golden Oil Crucible Steel Cubs Cane Sug Pti Davison Chem du Pdrie Neo General Asphalt Wleewie Oss General Motors Norther Gulf Stakes Steel Houston Oil Hudson Motors iMinois Central Tiarvemer Mer Afar Feelly Springfield Kenneault Lehigh Walter Loulaville & Nashville Mack Truck Marland Gil Max. Motors Seaborrd Texas Co Terns & Peelsley - Tebaces Enion Warifig Moruya Ind Aaleahnd Vise Cae J&inh Copper Wabash Pfit Westinghouse Jaekwillys Overland Waolworth

Wheat declines as May delivery hits low amid weak demand

Chicago trends show May wheat slipping to around 1.44 a bushel, down about 12 1/2 cents, with June and July futures also lower as selling pressure outpaces bids. Corn and oats firm briefly on wheat but drift lower as the market turns weak. provisions follow the hogs in a soft session. Cash quotes show mixed prices across wheat, corn, and oats with ongoing weakness in nearby wheat.

Uby Associated Press Chicago Lee Meath Dalta

Hog Values Still on Down Grade, Cattle Slower

Hog values continue downward with slow receipts and most prices down 15 to 20 cents. Packing sow prices decline, loose weight hogs mixed, Saturday average about 13.85. Cattle receipts 19 000 slower, fed steers and yearlings down or steady to weak, cows weak to lower, veal calves steady to weak, yearling and stocker prices mixed. Sheep receipts 20 000 very slow with fat lambs and fat sheep fading in value.

Sasocated Chicago

St Paul Livestock Market Report Summary

St Paul Minnesota livestock receipts on this day include cattle at 4,500 with slow to weak demand and mixed cattle prices. calves at 2, with lower tops. hogs at 17,000 with slow to weak trade and lower quotes. sheep at 1,700 with uneven demand and lighter heavies. Bulls and select feeders show slight strength amid overall softness.

Kansas City Livestock Market Report Dense and Mixed

Cattle receipts around 3 000 with dull bidding for steers and yearlings trading 15 25 cents lower. Cows and heifers mostly steady to firm with ranges 4 70 to 6 75 for cows and 16 50 to 22 50 for heifers. Hogs receipts about 7 000, market slow with early steady then weaker trading and hogs near 13 15. Lambs and sheep noted at 12 65 to 13 25 with top weights around 13 00.

Omaha Neb Catile Ouin St. Paul Mim Aiaren Bologia Arizona Peoria Livestock Peoria Jil

East St. Louis Livestock Market Report

Receipts total 11 000 hogs with steady to weak tone. Top hogs around 12 50, sows 2 95. Receipts 14 000 cattle with light demand, five-car southern Texas mix, yearlings and heifers slow, top around 10 75. Sheep receipts 1 590 with no sales as packers bid 50 cents lower on lambs.

ST. Louis Til Alow Texas

Peoria Livestock Receipts and Foreign Exchange Update

Peoria market notes show receipts steady to firm with steer growth and best veals around 14.50. In foreign exchanges New York reports firm values with Britain near 4.70 and Sweden around 26.00, among other rate listings and bond data for Liberty bonds.

New York Great Britain Belgiium Sr Holland Sweden Donmar Bwitnerland Spannet Greece Poland Argentina LES

Prices at Chicago and New York Marts

Produce prices from Chicago and New York markets show steady rates on dairy items like creamery butter and cheese. Poultry and livestock quotes include hens, roosters, ducks, turkeys, and Longhorn cattle, with several items listed as unchanged or select quality grades.

Chicago New York Marel Americas Stalis Fang Paul Coust Pele Guvsa Marcin

Hay Market Slows as Low Grades Stay Unwanted

The March hay market remained draggy with low grades virtually unsalable at many markets while demand favored top grades. Receipts were ample despite slack demand and more timothy and prairie hay were expected to move later, with alfalfa shipments mixed and freight costs influencing prices.

Washington DBD United States Department of Agriculture Michigan Bermuda Qghio New York Middle West Timothy Burgh Omaha

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