Buttermakers to Stage ConVentio n in Waterloo
Iowa Buttermakers association will hold its 1923 annual convention at Waterloo October 17 and 18. CR Conway Gunner, secretary, announced headquarters at Russell Lamson Hotel. Officials predict the largest convention in history due to many cooperatives in northern Iowa and accessible train connections. Sessions details not announced yet but officers aim for lively two days. Local buttermakers at the state educational scoring contest in Tripoli last Thursday spoke with anticipation.
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Iowa Buttermakers' Association
Waterloo
CR. Conway, Gunner
Russell-Lamson Hotel
Oes
Mason City
Cremumeyies
I Northern
Iswa
Tripoli
Iowa Farm Bureau report notes gains for agriculture in fortieth general assembly
Des Moines May 7 The Iowa Farm Bureau federation says agricultural interests fared well in the forts ieth general assembly with key measures enacted including the department of agriculture representation on the executive council warehousing farm credit systems and serum law amendments. The federation notes some tax reform bills were not enacted but expects action at the next session and remains confident in legislative alignment with rural policy.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Fortieth General Assembly
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Wortieth Assembly
Towa
Farm Bureau Messenger
Department of Agriculture
Executive Council
Itu
Federation
Legislative Tax Investigation Committee
Sen
Ed Smith
Wintersat
Ways and Means
Bruce Township Farm Bureau Sets Benton County Meeting
Bruce Township Farm Bureau Benton County plans a joint meeting in Narber district No 1 Porte City IA. The event includes a student program supervised by Miss By Hackett and readings by Quirkin and Caraixrebs. Emm Sparks and C C Hezen will present demonstrations and answer farm time feed questions.
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Porte City
Bruce Township
Emm
Sparks
C. C. Hezen
Timfeau
Bennington Bureau to Convene Wednesday at Center School
Bennington Township farmers and residents gather for a regular meeting at Center School on Wednesday evening May 9. The program features children from school districts five and six and an invitation has been extended to all attendees.
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Bennington Township
Jean
Center School
S Mn. Om
Corn and Hogs Spotlight on Feed Price Pressures
The Chicago Daily Drovers Journal notes corn price spikes and hog abundance could reduce incentives to feed corn to hogs. It warns producers to assess how continued supply and costs affect market dynamics and prices. It also highlights school grounds beautification efforts and urges parental support.
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Chicago Daily Drovers Journal
To Tap the Ice House and Care for Farm Life
The speaker lists farm tasks and seasonal aims including fishing, ice house tapping, early fly fishing, planting gourds, lawn maintenance, preparing a clover hay shed, picking strawberries, extending the crop, and implementing an eight hour workday. Emphasis on humane care, proper workload, feeding pigs for growth, and mother cow or mare welfare.
Cedar Township Farm Bureau Meeting Highlights
Cedar Township Farm Bureau held a meeting last Thursday at Prank Cattar's home with a program after the business session. Pupils from Coletta Driscoll's school spoke and readings were given by the Knipp twins. A time saving kitchen demonstration emphasized early rising, prompt starts, and grouping tasks to save time.
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Cedar Township Farm Bureau
Prank Cattar
Coletta Driscoll
Knipp
Plang
Cedar Township
Tiny horse born at Reinbeck farm weighs under 24 pounds
Reinbeck Iowa May 7 a Shnuttend foal born on William Runft farm weighs less than 24 pounds at birth and stands 15 inches high. The colt is strong healthy and attracting wide community attention.
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Reinbeck
Wilam Runft
Jersey herd of J W McCaffree passes second TB test
The purebred Jersey herd at Stack farm near Hare, operated by J. W. McCaffree, passed a second tuberculosis test and is expected to be numbered among Iowa’s Federal accredited herds. The report notes ongoing efforts in livestock health and accreditation.
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J. W. McCaffree
Ideal Stack Farm
Hare
Iowa
District farm bureau conference date moved to May 34
Cedar Walls May 7 The Third district meeting for farm bureau members cooperators directors and others has been rescheduled from May 10 to Thursday May 34 due to farmers busy season. Registration starts at 9 am with a 9 30 am opening and round table discussions led by regional leaders followed by talks from M M McDonald Iowa Extension Service and C W Hunt president of Town Farm Bureau federation.
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Cedar Walls
Farm Bureau
A. A. Middleton
Middleton
Buureau
Charles BE. Hearst
Gedar Falls
HL. A. Rust
Sheffield
Wa Kirstein
Clarion
B. A. Patton
Dows
New Hampton
Campagn
Roy Anderson
Radcliffe
A. A. D Burger
Cedar Falls
Mfarl McDonald
Iowa Extension Service
C. W. Hunt
Town Farm Bureau Federation
Smoldt of Lincoln Sells Car Cattle in Chicago Market
Smoldt of Lincoln Ia near hers delivered a carload of cattle to Chicago Producers' Commission Association on Wednesday. General cattle trade was strong and the load is reported to have sold well.
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Lincoln
Reinbeck Colt Sells For 400 Dollars
Reinbeck Indiana May 7 William Miller sold a two year old colt of his own raising to Grundy Center buyers for 400 dollars. The colt weighs about 1600 pounds.
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Reinbeck
William Miller
Grundy Center
Notion Pictures Shown to Inmates at Butler County Farm
Inmates at Butler County farm enjoyed a motion picture play when county agent F. R. Winegar brought his projector to the facility. The event brought entertainment to the inmates and showcased community outreach by county staff.
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Notion Pictures
Butler County Farm
Local Family News and Visitors Reported
Mr and Mrs Tarry Youngbilt are parents of a girl born April 29. Harry and Harold Poyner of Waterloo visited Sunday. John O Connor and son Joan of Waterloo were here last Sunday afternoon. Joe Midheh of Town City spent Sunday with his mother. Mr and Mrs Francis Nugent of Cedar Rapids spent a few days visiting relatives last week. Mrs Charles Mariete and children were mentioned in the notice.
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Vacbburn
I. Ajay
Irs
Tarry Youngbiut
Harry
Harold Poyner
Waterloo
John O'Connor
Joan
Joe
Francis Nugent
Cedar Rapids
Charles Mariete
McIntire
C. GW
St, Ft
Wairbank
Waterton
Dunkerton Gleenclub
Huspiceg
Young People of the Baptist Church
Buibank
Ave Victorium
Huntroies
Groverabt VR
Fairbank
Dalwein
Com#1
Mev. O. Sandbach
E. Ji
Chase
Mra
FW. Brant and Son
Roy
Charles City
la Verme Brante
Clark Considine
Aredate
George Stousel
Fort Scott
Kan
John Valentine
J. L. Adderman
Fratzke Bros
Westgate
John Jenny
Pebuque
C. FH
Rev. Q. Sandbach
Cedar Pulls
Murlei Northrop
Northry
J. G. Eaton
Waukon
Mra Roc. Vaughan
S. Eaton
Thureday
Dekia Praterar
Getres Minter
Rochester
Lyre
William Larades
Clermont
Colonel Whitcomb
Gare
Bis
Deleg Trip
Weekend visits and family news in local notes
The report lists multiple local residents visiting relatives and hosting guests over the weekend. Names include Mrs Ata Kens, Mrs Anne Vounrotuc, Mrs Nelly and baby, Mr and Mrs Pyane Metcalf with baby, Mr Youngblut and family, and others visiting in Millerdale and Witeptoo.
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Iwuterloo
Spene
Ata Kens
Anne Vounrotuc
Ick Nelly
Baby
Saith
Millerdale
Via
Harry Youngblut
Vraneys Kemp
Witeptoo
Aid
Pyane Metcalf Ant Baby
Kertyilly
Awe Urypetdiog
Waeterlag
Friands
Cetta Freee
Vsthur
Lkttry Youngblut Hone
Butler Supervisors Purchase Gravel Pit
Butler County reports the supervisors secured a gravel pit purchase from Nat Shell Heck, saving about 1600 over previous estimated costs. The site links to Parkersburg and New Hartford for county road projects, with broader notes on local civic events and school examinations.
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Butler
Local notes from a Nebraska area with birthdays and school news
Sire ana Pomored their Wau koi MeRob e Oper. Mrs Verne Dotson 2 pAOUsehold Csraith ji set to Mi at's house Netsehind AtorarG ROY & PL ster. Harding celebrated his ninety-fifth birthday at his daughter's residence. Pupils from Short Rock consolidated school attended Cedar Watley track meet. Shell Hoek and family moved to the area. Bridge club hosted by Mrs W. Crowell with light refreshments. Seven eye cases shipped to St Luke's Hospital Cedar Rays.
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Ana
MeRobe Oper
Shell Ia
Verne Dotson
Paousehold
Csraith
Netsehind
Atorarg
ROY & PL
S. M. Harding
Trarce
Thursda
New Startford
Latier
Yareho
Gsuem
Salem
Center
Vallary
Thurstsy
C. W
Shell
Wilttor
Waverly
Istol Williams
Floyd Ressler
Donald Wverrler
Everett Rosenberg
Orge Thies
Carl c Avers
Hiscellans
Tenn Apfel
George Garner
John Prugh
Market Prices and Supplies Reported for May 7, 1923
Quotations from a Waterlugs area market show prices for flour winter wheat pat 880 per unit and meal 60. Butter lard and potatoes listed with cattle items including steers heifers cows and hogs. Miscellaneous farm goods such as Timothy hay straw baled and poultry notes appear amid a jumble of OCR readouts.
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Waterine
Ib. Ventures
AL Gunn
Timothy Hays
Stock Market Slumps Across Edge of May Trading
The May 7 session shows declines across major indices with losses led by Steel, Copper, and energy groups. Notable moves include drops for New York Central, American Sugar, and General Motors, while several industrials posted mixed results amid shifting demand and investor caution.
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York
Mt Lodgy
New York
Lear
Row Qaders
Baldwin
York Central
DuPont
Studes Daler
Brichard
Stoeth
Eciontes
Coxden O11
Brooklyn Edilson
Montana
Poser
American Woolen
Shelly Ol
Stromberg
Pullman
Mack ‘Truedtec
California
Patrotaiim
WWMM
Cur & Poundey
Amerteur
Amerinan Smelting & Rely
Amoprieun Sugar Oes
Amerinan Po
Amecleun Woolen
Amiconun
Eemens Abl
Gale & WW
Inddose
Balthmore & Ato
Roethiehem Steel
Central Leather
Midwato Steel
New York Central
Northern
Pabic
Besley Oe
Foutron & Stow
Thulesi
Smeliie
Southern Pavlic
Standard OW
Nou Loll
Studebaker Corporation
Taxas
Fairbank Daily News Highlights Local Notices
Fairbank residents welcomed guests of Ed and family and noted long time resident Wolgamot’s illness. William Kraft, longtime Fairbank resident, died in Dunkerton at 66. funeral held with local pastors. Rail service update includes new westbound train from Waterloo to McIntire. Local events include Dunkerton Glen Club entertainment, opera house repairs, school events, and community notices.
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Fairbank
Charles Photos
Orliecin
Charles Allan
Waterloo
Tusper Wolgamot
Mit
Portland
Gre
Railrayl
Wairbank
Wotmamot
Independence
Hilco Stechkenmer
Reinbeck
Philp Rechkeremer
Ure
Ka. G. C. Biekelberg
William
Qeiwain
August
Grndson
Oslwein
Sir
Kraft
Dunkerton
Sandbach
OW. Artman
Edgewood
New York and Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts May 7
Prices for butter cheese and milk products move amid mixed trends in New York and Chicago markets. Butter and creamery items show higher scores while overall poultry and eggs hold steady with modest gains and several entries unchanged at regional centers.
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New York
Chicago
Creimery
Feese
Kansais City
Kansas City
Butler
Stoul
St. Louis
Fire burns Mrs Ludwig as kerosene spills near stove
Mrs Glen Ludwig suffered serious burns at her home southeast of Fredericksburg when kerosene in a container near the range spilled and ignited her clothing. Funeral for Mrs Loa Butler held Monday at residence with two ministers officiating.
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Fredericksburg
Glen Ludwig
Loa. Butler
Warton
CS. Cars
Kata Ryan
Patrick Harvey
Minneapolis
Pinhook Cemetery
Jona Richardson
Florence Magee
Arthur McKee
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Bruce Township Farm Bureau
Benton CO
Bennington Bureau
London
Widonping Court
Wizis
Daily Drovers Journal
Toe
Cornell
Extension Service
Iowa State College
Jie
Thas
Calis
Scuil
Cedar Bureau
Reinbeck Farm
France
Bureau
Smoldt
Washburn
Black Hawk
Township
RF. D
Nat Shell Heck
Ap Pt
Martford
Parkersbure
New Hartford
Parkerstune
Parkersbuce
Nicose
Parhutyn
Parkersbias
Interiay
Conmaunlty
W. Lis Nicholas
K. S. Haney
Teven Lng
Allison Mercantile Company
Gatun
Werner's
Skeel Atul Bbs Sanity
Tarcelle Black
Sean
Margaret
Iowa City
State Hospital
Castle Lake
Alina
Leverich
Inez Schuler
Clarkesville
Pleasant Grove
Beneil
Jackson Township
Wineegar
MM. Hunter
Lutheran Hospital
Hampton
Hunter Lumber Company
Legion
Women's Auxiliary
American Legion
Elup
Ralph McWhirter Aradt
Newbury
McWhirer
Burch
Busters
William Kammeyer
Mercy Hospital
Werle
Teinbeck
Thomas Sith
Leo Olson
Town
Chitt
Lleinberk
Misa Whittington
Mix
Burt Elliott
Manson
Hes
Sami Fay
Trace
Caheer
Julfl
T. Reen
Allas
Vanes Company
Andy Teel
RO Koht Aml
Nita
Ary
Elmer Cheeseman
Walter Ajusuer
Fat Moser
Fridai Mro
Viets
Los Ange
Daughts Lauer
Ric
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Dadtaos
Hannevar
Labyer
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Milwaukee
Toleno Seeds
Toledo
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Trecomber
Timothy
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Cornr Brestot
St. Louuis
Kansas
Hoe
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MAL
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Rewerita
Loin
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Pilin Lawer
Vohagganias
Pimkorse
Mlerlits
Omaha Livestock
Mike
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Sue Babe
Quekera
East Springs
Carly
Kheop Tiliy
Rite Lambs
St. Toouhs
May
Teewlnis
Bono
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Palo
Boge
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Lawer
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Texas
Kansas City Livestock
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FMSAC
Atti Derohers
Stauths
AO Lal Nat SM
Ceer Aueyen
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Burles, Deere
Foreign Exchange
Porelen Ex- Danse
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Creece
Poland
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Tih
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Bethoes
TALS
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Stock Exchange
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Porto
Coffer
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Co-openthys Dairy Company
Otlon
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U.S
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Florida
Fiau
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Liberty Bonds
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