Gilley herd dominates Fayete County Cow Fest results
Maynard report shows Gilley herd leading in Fayete County with high milk yield and butterfat for April. Gilley’s purebred Holsteins topped averages, while several cows exceeded fat production. members sold cattle, and upgrades like milking equipment were adopted. Other names include Lloyd Gilley and Frank A. Pugel with notable figures.
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Maynach
Fayete County
Chris_ Duchelm
Lester
Uwolstein
I . Gilley
Gilléy
Lloyd Gilley
J Pox
King Nathobm
Iral Downing
Broilers
Gui
E. Ds
McClain
Geneseo Township Farm Bureau women extend extension project
Geneseo township hosts a summarized exhibit by Mrs Hart Ston of Geneseo showing the Geneseo Farm Bureau women’s extension service project. Leaders Mues Lee Merritt Rodney Speer Carl Stouffer Art Meeker Cole Starkes report extensive activities including 29 lessons 238 total attendance six meetings and 48 cotton dresses seven publicity items three lawnship meetings 14 foundation patterns and 31 trimmings.
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Geneseo
Township Farm Bureau
Tamahiru
State College
Hart Ston
Geneseo Township
Conant's Park
Gladbrook
Mues
Lee Merritt
Rodney Speer
Carl, Stouffer
Meeker
Robert Cole
Earl Starkes
Oo Ruimary
Buchanan Farmers Annual Picnic Set for Mid June
Independente May 1. At their last regular meeting directors of Buchanan County Farm Bureau announced the 1923 county picnic will be June 16 or 17 depending on which of those days a suitable speaker may be procured. Directors accepted Booster club invitation for farm bureau members to attend a smoker at Oreshalt Tuesday evening. May 25: J. J. Weber, Washington township director, won no prize this month for estimating the price of hoe water. his estimate at a previous meeting was 1 cent too high per hundred.
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Independente
Cuchinas County
Ferm Bureau
Booster Club
Women's clubs meet during week and notices
Seniar and Patiy meeting of Terloo Township convened at the home of Mrs Woot Maitis Thursday evening May 01. Waterton township convenes Wednesday afternoon May 14 with Mrs Wik Shaalle Mes. Program on furniture placement and lessons to be held at 4 oclock. Property update includes sale of 0 acres at Rand Tesup in May 11. Tenant VY Nansen on FW Harris farm bought 4. Wont di-acre lien west of Jesup.
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Seniar
Terloo
Partin
Woot
Maitis
Waterton Township
Wik Shaalle
Priedioy
Welock
RAND
Infection Hinders Spring Pigs In Unclean Yards
Reports from Independence Oklahoma describe outbreaks of sore mouth and hog cholera among spring pigs in Buell Tan county. Dr Hilfington, a federal veterinarian, explains causes and prevention, stressing yard sanitation, drainage, and sun exposure. copper sulfate used only under veterinary advice. Necrotic enteritis often devastates young pigs, with roundworms and hog cholera as major losses. control relies on sanitary measures and vaccination where possible.
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Buel Tan County
Lr. Hilfington
Buffilugton
Bufliggton Curtner
Farmers wives to get vacation at rural camp near Wapsipinicon
Central City Iowa May 11 Linn county farm women plan a summer camp for rural housewives expanding last year’s effort. Five counties Linn Benton Jones Buchanan and Delaware will send about eighty. At least 25 enroll soon to reserve grounds along the Wapsipinicon river near Wansie Y. The camp will be five days with no children allowed. Each attendee to bring toilet articles and bedding. men will manage at home.
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Central City
Linn County
Wansie Y
Wapsipinicon River
Linn
Benton
Jones
Bichanan
Dela Ware
Cedar Rapids Value OC
Cammp
Corn Bought for Toledo Seed Test Station in Crawford Co
May 11 Crawford County corn testing progresses under County Agent Mills at the local farm bureau station. About 2,000 bushels of seed corn arrived from Dallas County for testing. more corn from Dallas is planned. Testing of seed is conducted by several men at Waterloo Courier building with results expected in a week.
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Crawford Co
Toledo
Farm Bureau
J. Mills
Dallas County
Res Mills
Crawford County
Waterloo
Ruwar
Indian Band to Assist Elbow Clubs Radio Work
An Indian band will help with Elbow Clubs radio broadcasting from Tama and Toledo stations. The group will replace the Selaffer orchestra on WOT in Ames Iowa, with Tama and Tearedo BLE chow clubs performing songs. May dates indicate the scheduled broadcast time and local participation.
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Toledo
Tams
Selaffer Orchestra
Tama
WOT
Ltowa State Coliese
Ames
Flay
Farmers Questions and Comments to Editor
Readers address the Editor with questions and comments directed to the Farm Department at Waterloo Evening Courier. The brief exchange indicates concern over agricultural policies and practical farming issues. Local readers seek clarification and practical guidance.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Jawa
Commerce Kings Target Guernseys in Chicago Sale
Prominent buyers and breeders led by Charles M. Schwab Julius Fleischmann and Drew Tenbrocek prepare for a national Guernsey cattle sale in Chicago. high prices are expected with top prospects like Gladiateur May Rose Cherub and Langwater offerings from Marsy Miny Top Sule and Langwater farms.
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Charles M. Schwa
Guernsey
Julius Fleischmann
Ohio
Drew Tenhroesek
Langwater
Langwater Levily
Marsty Miny Top
Sule
W. OW
Marsh
Wateriov
Gladiateur
May Rose Cherub
Penney
Self
Roger Shepard
St. Paul
Marshall Field Lil
Huntington
L. L
Fred K. Babson
Hinsdale
Hopewell Junction
N.Y
Better Winter Feeding Boosts Spring Dairy Returns
New Hampton, Iowa May 1st. Reports from Chickasaw County Cow Test associations show cows fed well in winter produce more milk and fat in spring. The Sumner group led April with top herd. 20 cows were dry, average 95 pounds of milk and 3.5 pounds of butterfat. Ten cows were unprofitable and sold for beer. Tester J E Deakins notes total separator loss of 9 dollars. Herd comparisons show March to April fat output rising, with income gains tied to feeding quality. The top producer was a grade Holstein owned by John Arnham in the Sia Tui area.
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New Hampton
Dickman & Shrank
Sumner
J. E. Deakins
Onn
John Arnham
Seed Corn Station at Jesup Closed After Test Run
Jesup seed corn station in the J. M. Barger building, managed by WS Dankay and WM Sullivan, was closed last week after testing 600 bushels of corn. In other news, Greene, Ly Spweinl reported cattle shipments and Powersville, Sninped a railroad trip to Chicago on Saturday morning.
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Jesup
J. M. Barger
WS. Dankay
W.M. Sullivan
Dunlap
SuLivan
Powersville
Exports Boost Wheat and Rumors of Settlement
The article reports mixed wheat market activity with exports rising and rumors of an industrial settlement easing tensions. It notes higher May wheat prices around 3.25 and corn gains, while oats stay steady. Trading includes attention to open accounts over 100,000 bushels and ongoing weather and supply considerations. Domestic demand and livestock picture remain strong amid unsettled market sentiment.
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Chheapge
May Jr
Nuur
Minneapolis
Hog Scale Down and Market Report Across Cities
The report notes hog scale down with mixed prices and receipts across Sioux City and St Louis markets. Cattle and hog prices rise modestly as buyers show strong interest, with steady to higher bids on steers, heifers, and pigs. lambs and sheep markets remain cautious but steady as packers show demand.
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Radio Big
East
Louis Livestock
St. Louis
IOC
Tom
Fla
ST. Joseph Livestock
St. Joseph
Cnly i . Bel
Market Roundup Shows Mixed Stocks and Commodities
Stock prices fluctuated around noon with gains for Dupont General Motors and rubber shares while others like Goodrich and Atlantic & Ohio fell. Foreign exchange opened firm with sterling and Belgian francs firm. commodities including wheat corn and cotton showed mixed moves as traders weighed conflicting signals.
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Stock Exchange
Altho & Fimber
Wadson
Jordan
Dodge
Pierce Arrow
White
DuPont
General Alolors
United States
Studebaker
Van-Ameriain
Hadble
General Motors
General Electric
Goodrich
Ansricun — Woolen
Barnsdall A
Botany Mills
Poundasion
Atlantic
Chesapeake &, Ohio
Sit
Southwestern
Missouri
Norfolk & Western
Sterling
Fimel
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Car & American
American
American Tobacco
Dumerican Woolen
sAnacondy Copperarmour
HE B . Atchison
Atlantic Coast
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steal
California Metroleum
Canadian Pacific - Central Leather Ptd
Cerro Dco Pasco
Chicago
Erthaestenn
Mil
Ste Paul En Chicigzo
R. T. & Pacific Chile Copper
Chrysler. Corp
Coca Cola
E. Solorado Fuel
Consolidated Grs
Crucible Steel
Cuba
Dodge Bros
Atre du Pont de Nemours
Eric Railroad
Famous Player Fish Rubber” Foundation
Coa
General Asphalt General Electric
Great Northern Ptd
Gulf States Steel
Hudson Motorg
Tlinois
Kan
Central
Huey N. VN
Etereford
Westinghr
Liberty
Toney
Brinks Hee
Patckers
Ander
Fron
Barclay & Sona
Cahn Bros
S. Eee
bomroGn
Board of Trade Cash Quotations May 11
Wheat and grain prices listed with various grades and numbers. Includes No 2 mixed and No 2 white with values around 60 to 86 cents, barley around 70 cents, oats and oats sample grades, cloverseed at 28 dollars and provinces at 15.40, horses around 18.12. Prices reflect mixed lots and standard quotations from Chicago markets.
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Associated Press
Deere
Leee
Tuly Testis
Chicago
Co. Etka
Sensi
Nord
Soe
Ryn
Laré
Athos
Elles
Dr George J Mack Improves at Home Recovery
Dr George J Mack is reported improving and recovering at his home at 914 Jefferson Street after a week of bed confinement due to illness from complications. The update notes his condition has stabilized as rest aids recovery.
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Mack
George J. Mack
Loibe
Jefferson, Street
Provisions and Receipts Across Cheese Poultry and Beef Trades
New York May 34 lists mixed commodity notes from several creameries and markets. Receipts cover creamery products, cheese, poultry, beef, and sheep with varied price movements and volume figures for multiple regional operations including Chicago and Kansas City. The report cites 12,904 tubs of creamery products and 7,500 hog receipts with price ranges and bulk lot figures for steers, yearlings, and sheep, noting general steadiness or slight increases in several categories.
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Chicago
Burka
Elysee
Kansas City
Kansas
Chy
Butte
Creamery
JM Hisher
Filson Opposes Haugen Farm Relief Bill Debate Stalls In Congress
Washington May by AP Representative Tilson Republican leader from Connecticut urged opposition to the Haugen farm relief measure warning it would ruin treasury funds and fail to pass. The House delayed voting stage as the Republican steering committee planned to read the Haugen bill first before substitutes and allowed time for amendments, pushing final action toward the weekend.
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Washington, D. CG
Uy -2
Wilson
Connecticut
Mide
Tilson
May Festival Queen Crowned at Teachers College Event
The May Festival at Teachers College featured athletic contests between men's organizations and a baseball game with Wesleyan University. Mrs. Elfa Porter of Grand Junction was formally honored as queen in a midday ceremony around 1 p.m.
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Wesleyan University
Elfa’Porter
Grand Junction
Rents Farm Sells Lime At Three Per Ton In Iowa
Hopkinton Iowa March 11 Selt ing limestone crushed by a portable crusher in Delaware county inspired a farmer to rent his farm and enter the lime business. Lux fashioned a device from a junked car pump to create air pressure of 40 to 44 pounds enabling the pump to operate the lime drill.
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Hopkinton
Delaware County
Lux
Wowets Fhatton
Limeston
Lax
Lime And Legume Meetings In Buchanan County Schedule
Independence Iowa May 11 The Iowa Extension Service will hold two meetings daily for five specialists in Buchanan County on Monday and Tuesday May 24 and 25 to discuss lime and the growing of legumes. The farm bureau will be in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Iowa — Extension
Buchanan County
Orchard Spraying In Benton County Last Week
About 400 orchards were sprayed last week in Benton County with 2 percent spray rings in operation. Two rings operated in Char, Eden, LeRoy, St. Clair Fremont township. One ring served Everes township except Florence, Polk and Homer. Spray material was contracted through the Jews Fruit Growers Association.
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Vinton. In
Benton County
Char
Eden
LeRoy
St. Clair
Fremont Township
Evers Township
Florence, Polk
Homer
Thru Jews Fruit Growers Association
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