Seed corn seediness dominates late planting scramble
Farmers across the county rush to secure seed as corn planting enters its third week. Refers to फोन calls to County Agent J L Ubin and seed sales at Waterloo listing station, noting scarce supply and delayed soil readiness due to dry conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Ubin
Waterloo
Courier
Gban
Fair Bureau
Ark Wilson
la Porte City
Dom Oshers
Mye Eal
Farm Picnic Plans and Committee Roles Highlight County Event
The article outlines committee work for the Hawk County picnic to be held Thursday June 3 with Henry Wallace as guest speaker. It lists volunteers for sports supper and reception roles, diploma presentations by H C Maediator, and mentions a county wide pageant planned after Wallace’s address with venue yet undetermined.
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Everall
Hawk County
P. Rebmeier
Mr. Silver
Aliss Afosier
Friedley Gud
Silver and Craft
Roy Porter
Ww. Shaulis
Roy Middlekaut
Sam Oman
Reuben Lyon
Gien Morris
H. C. Maeider
Colunty
Mr. Wallace
Three Daily Dairy Tours Planned in Black Hawk County
In a farm bureau meeting Black Hawk County officers and testers joined Burt Oderkirk and County Agent J. L. Uban to plan three daily tours. The Pioneer Cow Test, Cedar Falls Cow Test, and Dunkerton dairy events run June 9 10 and 11. Topics cover breeding feeding and crops as the first such conference to discuss improved dairying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Farm Bureau
Burt Oderkirk
J. L. Uban
Cedar Falls
Dunkerton Association
Garrison Man Buys Allison Co GP for 8200 at Auction
A Garrison man purchased the Allison Co GP at auction for 8200. The sale included Parnes' elevator and other property features. Shareholders are to be reimbursed as the new firm begins operations, with a conference noted for further steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrison
Allison
Snedats
Ald
Parnes’ Levator
Publior
Jr. Profining
Orange Women to Convene Thursday Meeting
A joint meeting of Orange women is scheduled for Thursday May 20 at 7:30 PM at Parris home, with gathering at the bureau and W. C. TL UL noted as part of the event.
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Orange
Wottes
The
Bureau
W. C. TL UL
Town Farmers Third in Use of Co-Op for Livestock Disposal
May 18 report shows Midwestern farmers using cooperative livestock marketing agencies to move large numbers of cattle and hogs. Agencies along the Mississippi and in Illinois Indiana Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin Wisconsin shipped to Chicago and other hubs with producer agencies leading in shipments.
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Chicago
Warners
Middlewest
Ulu
Hlinvis Agricultural Association
West
Mlimets
Lowa
Minnesota
Ladima
Wiscottaln
Dha
Lowa Unird
Giofourth
Missouri Itth
OWA Horticultural Prospects Spark Confidence in Fruit
Iowa officials report frost danger ended and fruit prospects improving. Terrick and Herrick note above average potential for strawberries and apples near Ankeny and Ames extension workers cite reduced plant lice due to winter conditions. Growers anticipate a strong peach crop with plenty for home canning.
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Iowa
Horticultural Society
Freez
Websher
Terrick
Dirk
Herrick and
Ames
Herrick
Robert Clark
Ankeny
Conni
Thornburg Delays Word on Grundy Bovine TB Hearing
Testing in Grundy voiced by Secretary Thornburg on grading testimony from the bovine tuberculosis hearing. Opponents to Grundy being an accredited testing county voiced concerns while 48 cattle owners sought removal from the petition. Proponents insist removal fails to stop accredited testing plan requiring all breeding cattle in the county to be tested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornburg
Grundy
Secretary of Agriculture
Mark G. Thornburg
Board of Supervisors
Cris
Dairying Data To Be More Complete In Iowa
Iowa dairy sector gains will be tracked via July to December quarterly reports by the Bureau of Agricultural Economics with cooperation from the Iowa Department of Agriculture. Data will cover creamery and cheese plants and dairy product output. The industry is a key Iowa growth area with rising production noted in recent periods.
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Dus Moines
Intowa
Fraleral Bureau of Agricultural Ecnomics
Ute Gnawa Department of Agiculture
Iowa
Wig Chey
Fran N Ding Authority
Texas
Oklahoma
Partoulay
Readers' questions to editor at Waterloo Evening Courier
Questions and comments are invited and should be directed to the editor at the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Iowa. Address remiminications to the editor at mid apartment and include a return phone number.
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Mid Apartment
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Iowa
Belgian Colt Clubs Form In Delaware County
Two Belgian Colt clubs organized by farmers in Delaware County gather around Jéhler to raise funds for two imported stallions from Belgium. Members sign two $20 notes to cover first colt births while Holbert Horse Importing backs credit sales. Local officers named. Chester area residents coordinate events.
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Manchester
Delaware County
Jéhler
Hier
Belgian Colt Club
Protecteur
Holbert Horse-Importing Company
Greeley
Crom
Belgium
Colesburg
Tle
Ile Holberts
Eller Clay
Holbert Company
Eller
Tom
Roberts
Tom Patton
Anthony Robinson
Ralph Zehr
Frank Ocker
Provisions and market notes from New York and Liverpool
New York and Liverpool market reports note steady to firmer tones in creamery products and cotton along with grain futures. Early quotations show fractional gains with varied offerings from May 18, including eggs, butter, hogs, and cattle trends and prices in New York, Chicago, and seaborne markets.
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New York
Whale K. Taney
Young Ameri
White
Asxty
Brown
Liverpool
Uy Lowe Yi
Ned Stesds
Tuly
Danuary
W.die
Murch
Stextier Dome
Penn
Cattle market receipts and prices at St Paul Livestock Sale
Receipts totaled 24002 with active bids for steers heifers and bulls. Priced ranges show vealers around 25 00 to 11 00, feeding cows 4 50 to 6 00, stockers and butchers varied. Representative sales listed with consignments from Lamson Gros. Co and First-Place Bids manager Morey in Chicago on May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pauly
Lanka
Accessidy
Rieux
TY Ira
Sunn Tao Spadiattion
Lamson Gros. & Co
AL Morey
Markets Slide To New Low Levels In May Trading
May 18 report shows equities and commodities drifting to fresh lows as trading opens. Declines touch rail shares, oils rise on price extensions, and bonds, chemicals, and steel issues trade with mixed results. Foreign exchange also uneven with mixed gains and losses across major centers.
Peoria Livestock Markets Activity Report
In Peoria, livestock trading showed movement at local yards. Cattle and cattle-related consignments moved through the facility as buyers and sellers engaged in routine transactions amid steady demand.
Wheat Market Reacts to Damage Reports and Drought Pressures
The wheat market showed weakness from delayed planting and rain forecasts in Europe, with France and Italy cited and UK crop expectations cited. Texas and Oklahoma production estimates for May and July deliveries rose, while domestic winter wheat prospects improved in parts of the Midwest as prices drifted and futures covered positions.
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Ohio
Europe
France
Italy
Anerigung
Este
Bing Agnand
Beit
Pais
Cash Quotations From Board of Trade May 18
The Board of Trade list shows mixed and hard wheat prices with No 2 Ind wheat around 1.40 to 1.64, No 4 hard near 4.42, No 2 white oats around 1.60, and several other graded notes. Market figures include various No 2 and No 6 mixes with small price ranges and different futures levels.
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Chicttky
Ind
Gles
Northern
Light Hog Prices Fall Amid Mixed Trade
Sluggish receipts totaling about 16 600 head pulled prices down by roughly 1 cent. Demand for lights and hogs weakened with few buyers, while butchers paid around 214 per cwt for certain lots. Market notes show scattered strength for select grades and steady to higher bids for heavier weights in some regions.
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Vibowad
Cae
Pio
Cadifornia
Hand Block Printing of Cloth Shown at James Black Dept
Harold W. Schapira of New York demonstrates hand blocking to create durable, velvety drapery prints. The exhibit on the fourth floor uses unbleached cloth dyes and wooden blocks to show the oldest color printing method, promising results that do not fade in washing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clotha Mnufacturers
James Black Department
Harold W. Schamya
New York
America
Hese
Schapira
Whitpicks and Kenyons Seek Medical Aid in Des Moines
Mrs S Whitpicks and Mrs Wert Kenyon traveled to Waverly to consult a physician. David Terry, a patient in Des Moines hospital, sought eye treatment but now suffers from pneumonia. Mr and Mrs Hartman and Joeps left for Germany for two to three months. Kingsley Gros moved a sawmill to Prederska. Coffin family relocated from West Branch to Wee Branch.
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Prederska
H. al Coffin
Weee Brardeb
West Branet
Ule
Livestock markets report from East St. Louis and St. Joseph
Auction receipts and price ranges for cattle sheep and hogs across East St. Louis and St. Joseph markets. Notes show steady to higher or lower trends on various lots with top figures around 30.75 for steers and 15.75 for sheep, plus commodity updates in wheat corn and eggs from St. Louis and New York.
Waterloo Market Prices For May Grain And LIVESTOCK
Market list shows Waterloo Mills Co watermarked grain prices for May with wheat, corn, oats and butter as well as poultry and cattle items from Rath Packing Co and Barclay Sans including hogs, cows, calves, horses hides and various straw and hay products. The barter and price notes appear with irregular OCR, listing numerous items with prices such as wheat at 28, corn 26, butter 20, and hogs 200 to 350 weight ranges.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Mills Co
T . Gan
Tripoli
Bram Rath Packing Co
Barclay & Sans
Timothy Bay
Roasseeer
Waverly News Summaries From May Events In Waverly
Waverly society notes a May 1 junior class program at Waverly High School with Arlene Russell presiding and a Ladies Guild musical. Funeral services were held for Ed Schucknecht with burial at Alcock cemetery. A fire department call to a small blaze occurred Saturday afternoon. The American Legion plans a grand opening for a new Region hall on May 20. The Wartburg college building contract was awarded to Fagin & Nowell of Cedar Falls.
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Waverly
Waverly Savings Bank
Revolutionary da
D. Ayr
Ars
Cyrus Wolf
Hampton
Commmniitee of Conservation
Trlef
Waverly High School
Ladies’ Guild
Yao Nall
Arlene Russell
Arlene Hepel
Aponse
Laverne Gaelingssolu
Ay Brillinney
Miss Gurnas
Elmer Hartin Fenente
American Legion
Wirms
Wartburg ‘College
Fagin & Nowell
Cedar, Falls
Art
Ita Schucknecht
Cedar
Co Baken
Alcock Cemetery
Fredertia
Margaret Drisesl
Uns
Auanile City
Nurs
Chicago
Rath Briner
Wecanak
Hebel
Minore Horn
Los Angeles
Trollywood
Adellit
Trastiuic
Mankato
Simmer School
Mitchell V bi May 18 Ors. William ned thuosville
The report notes various family visits and travel in Wisconsin and nearby states. Mrs Thong Nuissaige and her husband returned home Friday after a short visit. Mina Chambers and her mother Mrs. Jane Chambers went to Osage to visit Mrs. Peter son. Mrs Stelle Norton was taken to her home in Oresco. Mary Warrington accompanied her brother George Attlisey to Stanley Wisconsin, with others visiting Minnesota and Wisconsin points. Hood and family visitors remained at Mrs C E Rpies home in Spring Green.
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Mitchell
William Ned
Stelle Norton
Oresco
Mary Warrington
George Attlisey
Stanley
Wis
Shin W
Wisconsin
D2ady
Luis Stukes Attlocd
Hood
Spring Green
EL Rpies
Wy I Linn
Colwell
Murs
Readlyn Social Notes and Local Appointments
Readlyn Ts May 18 reports a birthday celebration for a local youth with 30 guests hosted in the park. Notices include visits to Town City for medical consultation, a hospital operation for Mr. John Wehling, and a church group meeting at St Matthias schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readlyn Readlyn
Mra
St. Atatthias
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Ives
TH. J) Stewart
Flerce
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Wil Wamdline
Wal
Colt Clubs
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Ryan Ang
Paeam Chorus
METS
Paris Bureau
College Editorium
Omaha Livestock
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Mirage Y
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Gow
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Stlan Tuckers
SELAM
Wiforeia
Kansas City Livestock
Menakiy
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Flilla
Edpetey
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Ular
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Kansas
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Hart
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Alig
Andy
Strong
Atin
Chicago & Alton
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Wiek
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Dodge
Jordan
Che Rall
Ehienye & Alton
Pinon
Dordongumy
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Ayedred Cole
Woodworth
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Geneva Electric
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Usse
New York Central
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Dea Pont de Electric Pen
Ley Ciis Railroad
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Fisk Thubber Foundation Co
Renal Motor
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Combrust Int
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Wennet
Lehigh Valles Louisvilla Ac Na Mack Trurk Miliand Oil
Mid-Continent
Vetroteu Mow Wan, & Texas Co
Missouri Facifield
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Waen National Licaal York Centrax & Uaretor
Norful
Peoria Livestock
Ena
Lara
Aree
Peices
Pirie
Bolster Grain
Board of Trade
ST. Joseph
Strang
St. Louis
Snehangeiki
Tower
SVGAR
Omaha
Neb
AMI
State Banking Department
State Loan CO
USK Eta
Vettel Steht
Burger & Larson
Main’ Street
Cedar Falls Town
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