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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1924

Page

7

Longtime Jesup livestock buyer shares market view

Jesup veteran A Comfort, 73, known as a pioneer in buying and selling cattle and hogs, recalls starting in 1886 and expanding from local sales to world meat markets. He notes tougher farming conditions, urging cooperation and caution in today’s livestock trade.

Jesup Comfort Gane Courier Farm Y Terday Mr. Comfort M. R. Considine Will Brown Jaro Jesup State Bank

Jersey Breeders urged to attend Des Moines meeting

Jersey breeders in Jesup Iowa are urged to attend the annual meeting and picnic at Meredith Jersey farm near Des Moines. A noon dinner precedes an auction sale of cattle, with Waterton's W F Perrott presiding. R T Lee of the American Jersey Cattle Club delivers an address. Officers will be elected before noon.

Jesup. la Iowa WF Campbell Feasurer Wil Vongenear Meredith Jersey Farm Des Moines Ratile Meredith Heril Lopth W. F. Perrott Waterton Town Club HN. G Kinsie McGregor BM. Sherman Charles City Albert Whitacre West Liberty J. O. Rietveld Fairfeld

Farmer Woman’s Club Meeting Postponed In Vernon Township

Vernon Township Farmers Bureau postpones meeting at the hall tomorrow evening. Elizabeth Hudson home demonstration agent and A. A. Burger county agent will speak. Women are asked to bring cakes to the gathering.

Mrs Vernon Township Farm Bureau Rel Hall Elizabeth Hudson A. A. Burger

Farmers Questions and Comments Invited

Readers may address inquiries and letters to the Editor Parm Department at the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Iowa. Communications should include the writer’s name and return address for publication consideration.

Parm Waterloo Evening Courier Waterloo Ioiva

Jesup Creamery Sets Butter Record In One Day Run

Jesup Iowa May 15 The Jesup Co operative creamery produced twelve drums of butter totaling over five tons on Tuesday marking a new high. The plant operated day and night since April 20 and a new route organization recently added patrons to the creamery. The day was the largest in the history of the dairy teamery.

Jesup Jesup Co-operative Creamery

Cedar Falls Club Tests Sandy Soils with Fertilizer Trial

Cedar Falls commercial club sponsors an experiment on 10 acres of sandy soil near Hans Thris tophelsen farm, northwest of town. Eight-member committee led by George Hughes plans plotting, fertilizer varieties, and crop sales with on-hand 0 pounds of fertilizer. State extension specialists note fertilizer and water as key needs, with weather affecting irrigation.

Cedar Falls Rats Commercial Club Hans Thristophelsen Here Commercial Club George Hughes A. A. Burger A. Hy. Ret

Civic Club Faces Hurdle in Cedar Falls Fair Revival

Cedar Falls work to revive the Cedar Valley agricultural exposition hits a snag as the Cedar Falls Civic Club and fair directors debate management. Applicants are rejected for high pay, and a decision is needed on leadership to avoid canceling this year. If unresolved a 1925 revival is planned with preparations already under way.

Civic Club Cedar Fair Cedar Falls Cedar Valley Fair and Exposition Commercial Club Gedar Valley

McNary-Haugen Supported by Township Farm Bureau

The Eagle Township Farm Bureau endorsed the McNary-Haugen measure at a schoolhouse meeting with a sizeable turnout. Speakers included R R M Guan Bucking ham HW A Smucker Waterloo and A A Burger county agent. Data from the U S department of agriculture and Iowa Extension show purchasing power of farm products in March at a low not seen since August last year, with farm products at 107 compared to $100, while other campaigns stand at 81.

McNary-Haugen Eagie Township County Bureau M. Guan Buckingham A. Smucker Waterloo A. A. Burger United State Départment of Agriculture Iowa Extension Service Fash Federal Department of Agriculture

Farm bureau backs McNary Haugen bill in Iowa

Black Hawk County Farm Bureau directors unanimously endorse the McNary Haugen farm relief measure and forward the endorsement to the White House. A letter from Secretary Slemp promises careful consideration if the bill reaches the president for official action. The bureau says agricultural voters are gaining influence on policy.

Black Hawk County Farm Bureau Congress White House Washington Alas Barker

Bremer County Dairy Herds Record High Butterfat Yields

Waverly Iowa reports Bremer County dairy cows show strong early results in the Cow Test association with Mercedes owned by Wynnm & Son posting April milk and butterfat highs. Carl Kuethe and partners lead in herd averages while multiple farms list cows yielding 40 to 50 pounds fat. Dunkerton and Denver herds also post notable figures amid a tough first month.

Waverly Bremer Idan Mercedes Wynnm & Son Plainfield Carl Kuethe Knavlse Chester & Sons N. P. Johnson Pred Schmedeka Homer Por Wylam & Son Schroedermeier Gors Gors Brothers, , Join Pipho, Lester Loveland, Wiliam Knapp B. Loveland W_ Af George B.C. Meyers Rash Tripoli Fremont-Maxefield Dunkerton W. Sebutta Griese Denver W. Poulh T. Kelling Schutte LC. Warneke

Cedar Falls to plant pickle station if agreements signed

Cedar Falls may see a Marshall Vinegar and Pickle Co salting station as about 60 acres of cucumber land near the broom factory are signed for 6 acres of crop. Contracts expected soon with yields around 200 to 350 bushels per acre, supplying 12 000 bushels for next season. Commercial club backs the plan and seeks price terms for the raw product.

Cedar Falls Marshall Vinegar and Pickle Company

Wheat and grain market report from Chicago and across cities

Market notes from Chicago and regional trade show wheat prices weak with July futures around 75 to 76 and corn slipping after initial gains. Wheat closed unsettled with declines near a dime. corn moved lower on slow shipping and planting progress. Local quotes include Chicago No 2 hard wheat around 1.07 to 1.06 and nearby futures dipping, with mixed oats and provisions steady gains in hogs.

Associated Press Citvago Oata

Otterville May Family Updates and Local Visits

Te-Mr and a re parents of a Saturday Pendelton Williams and family visited the former's brother Joan Sunday Mise Teena Williams who underwent an appendectomy May 5 is seriously ill in Troples hospital Independence Levi Miler visits his son Milan Aurora Mr and Mrs hartes Andrews were called to Cogson last week by the death of the latter's brother in law Mr Batten Mr and Mrs Dewey Anderson are at Maries Bantz farm Mos W Cotton Marcus Marton and Mr Casce Mason City spent Sunday in the Casey home Mrs Artie Holten recovering from a previous operation at People’s Hospital Independence Mrs Exina Cooper and three children Kansas visiting her parents Mr and Mrs AL WL Atchison

Mise Teena Williams Preutonia Troples Independence Levi Miler Milan Aurora Hartes Andrews Cogsan Batten Dewey Anderson Maries Bantz Mos Cotton Marcus Marton Casce Mason’ City Casey Artie Holten Teople Hha Pical Exina Cooper Kansas Atchison

Hogs at Chicago and Midwest Livestock Prices Hover

Chicago and multiple markets show higher hog prices with bulk butcher weights $7.45 to $7.60 at Chicago, cattle receipts steady and veal higher, Sioux City and Omaha listings reflect mixed gains and steady to higher hogs, beef cows and vealers. Packing hogs and sows display varied gains across regions amid steady demand.

Associated Press Cicago Omaha Livestock Omaha Neb Bologna Sioux City

Uncertain Start for Stock Market Amid Mixed Moves

At New York trading May 13 the stock market opened with an unsure trend as Standard Oil of New Jersey rose on favorable earnings while Casden slipped to a 1924 low. Philadelphia & Reading hit a record high briefly, steel and copper issues weakened, and Atlantic Coast Line dropped nearly four points. Weaker areas included Anaconda, Willys-Overland, and National Enameling, with several names showing gains later as buying revived for American Can, American Locomotive, General Electric, and DuPont.

Associated Press New York Standard Oil of New Jersey Casden Philadelphia Gulf States American Can Baldwin Favorebls Lodas Louisville & Nashvile Norland Anaconda Cooper Willys-Overland Bald Win Shorts Gover Waldwin Studebaker Aan Sherla Atlantic American Locomotive General Electric DuPont Stewart Warner Cuba Cene Sugar Philadsi jMlda Reading Chicago Ineurmatic Tool Allied Chemical & Dra American Car & Foundry American International Corp American Lima Locomotive Louisville & Nashville Mack Truck Maxwell Motors Middle Missouri Republic Iron Steel Ta Roebuck Aelair Gil Southern Pacifi Southern Railway Standard Lisky Merad Agphayt Nerat Electric General Motors Great Northern Gulf States Steel Missouri Cemtrat N. H Hartford Norfolk & Western Northern Pacific Pacific OM Pan American Petroleum Pennsylvania People’s Gas United States Rubber United States Steel Utah Copper Westinghouse Electric Willys-Overland National Lead

Produce Prices in New York and Chicago Today

New York and Chicago market notes show butter and cheese as steady to lower with varied creamery and extra firsts prices. Live poultry and fowl values fluctuate, with lower butter in Chicago and mixed receipts across markets. Livestock in St Paul reports uneven demand for steers calves hogs and sheep with modest gains for some classes.

ST. Joseph Livestock St. Joseph New York Chicago Kanras Ory Kansas City

Mothers day party and town scene plus repairs at city park

Local social notes describe a Mothers day party hosted at the Bonnell home and weekend visits by residents including Mr and Mrs Hugh McCartney. City park improvements are praised with repainted equipment a new stove and tiled feature and new Mehits at the park entrance. Foreign exchange and potato market bulletins follow, listing prices in several regions and seasons.

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