Poultry and Supplies Advertisements From Local Hatcheries
A crowded classified ad block lists poultry offers and supplies from multiple hatcheries and stores. It promotes American certified chicks, custom hatching, and baby chick mash, with contact numbers for Winder Hatchery, La Porte City Hatchery, and Goddell Hatchery. Also includes miscellaneous wants and sales for eggs, hens, supplies, and cleaning services with several phone numbers.
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American Poultry Association
la Ports City
la Porte City
Iowa
Lobdsil
Sargent
Goddell Hatchery
Castle HI
J. H. Rigdon
Greenhouse
Cedar Heights
H. B. Belsner
Legal Notice in Waterloo Municipal Court
In the Municipal Court of Waterloo Black Hawk County Iowa Edwin Schacht plaintiff versus Homer Newson defendant You are notified there is suit on file for $47 60 for board furnished by the plaintiff A writ of attachment has issued against your property unless you appear and defend by nine o clock a m May 24 1925 at the city hall Waterloo The default will be entered and judgment rendered Beech er Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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City of
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Towa
Edwin Schacht
Homer Newson
City Hall
Iowa
Beecher
Just a Joke Lars Says with Cash From Oil Station
Lars Rikestad of Huxley admits taking cash and checks from a nearby filling station as a joke. Deputies, the county attorney, and Judge John Luke fail to laugh and Rullestad awaits grand jury action in Ames municipal court.
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Nevada
Story County
Lars Rikestad
Huxley
Lars
Shortist
Smith
John Luke
Ames Municipal Court
Rullestad
Wild Rose Likely Named National Flower
The wild rose leads the national flower vote with 120,129 ballots cast, followed by the columbine and violet. Waterloo libraries and the American Nature Association report 5,000 responses from across the country, with Iowa, Missouri, New York, Pennsylvania, Texas and Wisconsin showing strong support. Nationwide results are expected by June 6.
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United States
Waterloo
Children's Department
American Nature Association
Theresa Feyereisen
Ennst
Iowa
Missouri
New York
Pennsylvania
Texas
Wisconsin
Corn Belt College Reopens June 3 After Recess
Corn Belt College starts a two week recess and will re open Monday June 3. Miss Florence Pierce of Hudson joins the faculty to teach shorthand and is a certified Gregg shorthand teacher. The college has received the revised Gregg manual for the new term. Night classes continue. Since January 1 over 30 graduates have secured positions.
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Corn Belt Business College
Florence Pierce
Hudson
Fort Wayne
Ind
Bell College
Delaware Grade Schools Celebrate Eighth Grade Graduates
Superintendent Ww. A. Oldllfe reports about 195 rural eighth graders to receive diplomas at the high school gym on June 1. The four part program includes township and county ciphering contests, a harmonica concert, prizes, and an afternoon commencement with Prof. D. Cram delivering the address. Class colors maroon and cream, flower peony, motto Life Lies Before Us.
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Manchester
Ww. A. Oldllfe
Ottilie
Manchester Community Club
D. Cram
Iowa State Teachers College
Sumner Grants Its Largest Class in 38th Commencement
Sumner Ta May 1B The largest class in Sumner public schools will graduate May 29 in the thirty-eighth annual commencement. Forty seven seniors will receive diplomas under Superintendent T J Durant who will have overseen more than 600 graduates. Commencement speaker will be Rev A Raymont Grant and baccalaureate by Rev J A Haehlen. The roster lists 47 names including Frances Blumn Ruth Lauterbach Mildred Heltensnn and Bernice Meighan among others.
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Courier Special Service
Sumner
T. J. Durant
A. Raymont Grant
M. E
Vinton
J. A. Haehlen
Mildred M. Heltentsnn
Melba Elizabeth Kircher
Frank £. Kirche
Elmer Skretzschmar
Ruth M. Lauterbach
Ernit C. Mrrdort
Bernice Meighan
Clarence A. Messarer
Elda M. Meyer
Looma A. Miller
Bernhard F. Nolte
Frances Elizabeth
Gertrude Patience Pease
Herbert G. Pintte
Lucile Exiliste
Rathbone
Mercedes E. Rathbone
Grant
Schoephoerster
Walter W Schult
Elmer PF. Schwarts
Lorenz W. Berwerth
Vaieseu L. Schwerin
Allee M Breuer
Leslie G. Tegtmeier
Leslie W. Tietle
Laicille St. Tubesing
Glarenca W. Waskow
Marie E. T Webster
Anne MM. Wenthe
Stanley Mm. Wescecl
Alberta Louise Whitnim
Finnette Wood
West Union Woman's Funeral Held at Eldorado Church
The funeral of Mrs. Fred Guenther, who died Thursday night, was conducted at the German Lutheran church in Eldorado. Born in Germany, she had 40 years in the West Union area, later moving to town. Her husband died eight years ago and she is survived by a son and two daughters.
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Couvier
West Union
Fred Guenther
Eldorado
Germany
Allen
Dees
Aurora
Lfe
Charles, Bulmeyer
Auburn
Ed Bulmeyer
Hawkeye
Emma Hall
D. W. Masser
FL A
Masser
W. D. Dwelle
Nomvich
N. D
Last Service for Mrs. Kane Held in Masonville
The funeral for Mrs. John E. Kane of Key West, died at Merry hospital in Dubuque, was held at Immaculate Conception church in Masonville. Interment followed in the parish cemetery. Born March 4 1872 in Delaware county she married John Kane of Dubuque on July 8 1924. Surviving are her husband a sister Mrs. Austin Roldy of Manchester and several nieces and nephews. She had lived in Masonville for years.
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Courier Special Sertier
Masonville
John E. Kane
Key West
Merry Hospital
Dubuque
Immaculate Conception Church
Father Nolan
Harper's Ferry
F. W. McKinley
Manchester
Lonergan
Mary Shotmiller
Dela Ware County
John Kane
Austin Roldy
Wheat Market Grips Wide Harvest Outlook Hits Record Prices
Reports of millions more wheat acres to harvest this season pushed prices around. prices briefly neared $1,000 a bushel as heavy supply expectations weighed on the market. Wet conditions plagued much of the corn belt, with oats sales and varying grain futures adding to a day of unsettled trading and modest gains in some positions.
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Chicago
Potatoes Receipts Mixed as Shipments Reach 688 Cars
Potatoes receipts total 145 cars on track with 75 new and 28 old, U S shipments 688 cars. New stock slow with Alabama and Texas selling Bliss Triumphs at 3.25 to 3.40. Lou Islan and Wisconsin move Round Whites with several lots priced around 0.65 to 0.70 per pound. Idaho Russell stock quoted 1.50 to 4.15 with fancy and shade higher.
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Cheago
U. S
Alabama
Texas
Bliss
Louislan
Bliss Trumphs
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Idaho
Russell
Wheat Receipts and Corn Prices at Peoria May 11
Peoria reports wheat receipts at TL and May-Corn mixed with BR cars largely unchanged. No. 3 white at 88 cents, No. 2 yellow 80?, No. 3 yellow around 87 cents, and No. 3 mixed near 90 cents. Cattle receipts show 6 ears with no sales, practically unchanged.
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Peoria
Futures summary of Chicago butter contract prices
Chicago May 1 futures show varied butter prices across storage and refrigerator standards. December and January delivery lines exhibit differing values, with fresh storage standards and older contracts noted. May and June settlements show scattered quotes around 324 cents per pound for packed firsts and 38 to 144 cents for other lines.
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Chicago
Omaha Grain Prices and Class Descriptions
Grain market snippets note Omaha prices for wheat No 1 and No 2 yellow corn and oats. Specified bids include No 2 yellow at 60, No 3 mixed at 79. Names of classes such as No 1 hard and No 3 white appear alongside shorthand quality terms.
Cotton futures open steady with minor gains
The Chicago cotton market opened unchanged on May 18 with slight advances across several contracts. May and July futures posted marginal gains while October and December contracts traded flat to up modestly amid thin demand and mixed industry signals.
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Chicago
Ainteh
Sugar and grain markets note holiday closure in Liverpool
Raw sugar in New York steady at 2.6 cents per pound duty paid. Refined sugar unchanged at 5.00 for wine granulated. Liverpool markets closed today and Monday. no live livestock, wheat, or cotton market activity reported.
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New York
Liverpool
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Summary
Chicago May 1st board of trade cash quotations show wheat at 1.05 to 1.05 for various grades, corn between 6 to 9 cents for yellow and mixed grades, oats around 48 to 49 cents, rye not listed, barley about 13 cents, timothy seed 4.25 to 4.85, clover seed 17.00 to 23.00, provisions 8 to 12.50, bellies 42.78, and lard unsettled.
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Chicana
Chicago
Kantas
Provisions and Produce Prices by Markets May 18
New York and Chicago market notes show steady butter receipts at 647 tons with eggs totaling 20,870 cases and mixed poultry prices including dressed fowls and freight rates. Chicago reports butter receipts 5,734 with creamery extras and eggs at 28 to 30+ cents, cheese types and poultry prices listed, while Kansas City records firsts at 16 cents and others.
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New York
Chicago
Devic
Denys
Kansas City
Kansas City Livestock Market Report May 16
Hogs receipts 1,500 with barrows and gilts trading from 10.40 to 10.65 per cwt. Cattle receipts 150 noted mixed week results with steers and yearlings steady to higher, cows steady to 25c lower, veals 19 lower. Yearling feeders $14.60 to $14.95, heavy steers about $13.79, lighter weights $12.00 to $14.00. Sheep light demand with spring lambs around 5.75 to 16.35, ewes 5.75 to 6.15, wool and shorn lambs also reported.
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Chicago
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Uneasiness Over Credit Sent Shocks Wall Street
New York stocks drifted lower amid rising credit fears with a handful of high priced issues advancing to new highs while most shares faced selling. Heavy activity around 1,500,000 shares traded as declines in Jory, Northern Pacific, and United States Steel weighed on the market. several issues such as Curtiss Aeroplane and Allied Chemical rose briefly before giving back gains. Liberty bonds closed mixed as the market absorbed broader economic anxieties.
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New York
Autte Headony
Burroughs
Curtiss Aeroplane
Allied Chemical
Auburn Auto
Case Threshing Machine
Close
Greene Cananea
Otis Elevator
American ‘Tobacco
Wright Aeronautical
Marken
American Car & Fourdry
American & Foreign Fune
American Locomotive
Weer
Allt
American Smelt
American Sugar Ref
American Tel
American Woolen
American Zinc Lead & Smelt
Anaconda Copper
Aitchison, Topekad& Santa Fe
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlechem Steel
California Packing
Galumet & Arizona Canada Dry
Canadian Pache
Asc
Cerra de Pouseo Capper
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Great Western
PL & Pac
Ghrysler Motors
Colorado Fuel & Tree
Consolidated Gas
Continental Can
Cructhis
General Americom Tink
General Asphela
General Olgar
General Electric
General Motors
Reeenee General Outdoor
Gimbel Bros. Goodrich, B. F
Graham Palee Motors
Great Northern
Grea Worthern Crests
O. Greene Cananen Copper
Howe Gowndoes
Hudsomr Moors
Perseeaeeee
Witneis Contrary
International Nickel
Jordan Motors
Kelly Springfield
Kennecott
Kresge
So SB
Kan
Texas
Abis Montgomery Ward
Allssouri Pac
Nash Motors
National Biscuit
National Dept
Sto
Nevada
Copery Y Central
N.Y
Hartford Northern Parise
Packard
Pacific Gas & Electric Pan American
Republic Front Strat Reynelds Tobacco
Borbuck
Urop
Samisons Co
Binelair Cans
Southern Hailway
Standard Gas
Bileerae Blandard of
California
Standard Oi
New Jersey
Standard Ol
Studebaker Eet
Naas Texas Corporation
Timken Roller Bearing Tobacco Products
Union Ol
United Cimars
U. S. Steel Oy
Steel Meve Universal
Westinghouse
Electra Wies
Waeforth
Wright Aera
Bond market notes from New York trading session
The bond market in New York on May 1 saw mixed demand with irregular price moves during a brief session. Convertible issues gave ground on stock selling while high grade yields generally fell. foreign values showed no clear trend and US government bonds were steady.
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New York
United States
Iowa hog and cattle prices quoted by packing centers
Iowa packing centers posted hog and cattle quotes with receipts and price ranges. Cedar Rapids hogs topped at 1046 per hundredweight for 180-250 lb primes. Des Moines receipts 1,600 with prime hogs and mediums at 9.75 to 9.50, heavy packers 8.50 to 10.15. Sioux City markets report cattle receipts 300 and hogs 4,000 with tops for fat steers at 17.40 and hogs to 19.65, while others show mixed steady to higher trends across categories.
Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts Report May
Omaha Neb May 18 market summary shows hog receipts 6000 including 1300 direct with slow to steady demand and prices around 10.60 to 10.25 for various weights. Cattle receipts 100 with mixed change from week prior, fed steers and yearlings mostly 20 to 40 cents lower, heavier steers steady, cows steady, stockers and feeders steady to weak. Sheep receipts 2000 with slaughter lambs 1.00 lower and California feeding lambs around 13.50 to 15.78, ewes 5.50 to 6.00, good quality lambs highlighted.
St Louis Livestock Market Report May 1
Receipts total 4400 with cattle calves and hogs. Hogs steady to 10c higher. top prices 10.70 to 11.00 for 160–200 lb hogs. Cattle receipts 260. light steers steady, others weak. yearlings and heifers mixed sizes mostly $13.75 to $15.00, cows around $10.73 to $12.40, vealers to $14.00. Sweep and sheep and lambs reported with price declines. spring lambs to $17.50, ewes around $6.50, lamb totals near $15.50 to $16.00.
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St. Louis
Tom Venters
Estimated Livestock Receipts at Chicago Market
Livestock receipts for Monday in Chicago indicate 49,000 hogs, 18,000 cattle, 15,000 sheep, with a projected total for the week at 130,400. Separate foreign exchange rates show various currencies and values for European and other markets.
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Chicago
Sheen
Ernest Kill to Manage New Governor Clinton Hotel
Ernest Kill former Hotel Roosevelt manager Cedar Rapids stayed with Mr and Mrs Hope Marin at 2600 Fourth Street West en route to New York to assume management of the Governor Clinton hotel set to open August 1 The new hotel is planned to have 2000 rooms.
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Ernest OG. Kill
Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids
Hope Marin
Fourth Street
New York
Governor Clinton
Hogs Advance on Competition 08 Limited Supply
Chicago May 14 hog receipts 6 000 mostly to packers with 3 000 on hand for buyers. Prices steady to higher with top around 10c over Friday. weekly quotes show declines for hogs and sows, narrow shipping demand, and mixed cattle and lamb trends. Cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts for week tallies shown with price ranges and regional figures.
Chicago Hay Prices And Mixes From May Market Report
Chicago May hay market report summarizes prices for timothy and clover mixes, grass mixes, alfalfa and raised grass with several lots quoted in dollars per ton. Entries indicate varying quality and weights with figures like 18.09, 16.00, 29.00, and 32.00 reflecting per ton pricing across product types.
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Chicago
Timothy
Buchanan Woman's Bible 130 Years Old
Independence In May 18 Mrs J E Frane of this place owns a bible 130 years old translation of Martin Luther printed in 1799. The book is leather bound with clasps, edges worn, with birth records of Miller family on the fly leaf. Also two other German language religious books and heirlooms including a century old woolen bedspread. Independence Janitor college will add chemistry next fall for juniors.
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Independence
J . E. Frane
Martin Luther
Jacob P. Miller
Peter Miller
Elizabeth Miller
Ja Tob Miller
Nam Miller
Frank
Stephen Miller
Reuben Miller
Frane
America
New York State
Ter Sranefather
Tormerly
Grain and Provisions Market Update Chicago May 18
Wheat stocks remain high ahead of the M929 crop as authorities note potential farm relief moves in Washington could buoy prices. Corn and oats show mixed moves amid wet weather, abundant supplies, and reduced hog feed demand. provisions held steady. Shipping outlooks and export prospects for U S wheat remain constrained by neighbor surplus and ongoing competition.
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Chicago
Washington
United States
Canada
Argentina
Varios
St Paul Livestock Report May 18 Cattle Hogs Lambs Prices
Receipts: cattle 404 calves 100 hogs 90 sheep 1,300. Cattle mixed changes with steers and yearlings down to 25 50c. heifers 10 to 2 dollars lower. top heavy yearlings 14. hogs steady to 10 cents higher in spots. sows 9 9 25. calves weak around 1.60. sheep clipped lambs 13.15 to 13.40, ewes 5.50 to 6.50. Prices listed for various weights and categories.
St Joseph Livestock Market Report May 18
Receipts: hogs 2000 cattle 100 sheep 0. Hogs steady to 1c higher with top $10.65 for 180-240 lb and $10.40-10.50 for 349-270 lb. Sows steady to 256 higher, mostly $9.25-$9.75. Week shows mixed results. steers and yearlings $0.25 lower, stockers and feeders down to $1.00. Top week prices: yearlings $14.24, mature steers up to $14.15, bulk fed steers and yearlings $12.75-$13.90, top cows $11.60, bulks $9.00-$11.00. Sheep receipts zero. lambs $1.00-$1.23 lower to $14.25 for top wool lambs, most clipper $13.00, California spring lambs $15.73 and down, shorn medium ewes $6.25 and down, feeding lambs $33.00-$14.25.
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Verest Beneseses
Swit & Go
Sannhe
Rath
Helfers
Fair Packers
Iowa Flour & Feed
wee + Co
Omahs
Neb
Siaskio
California
Chicago
Fiiray
Nebraska
Strietty
Nebraska Fed
Ber Jonds
Sear
Seisgl
Bolowe
Tate
St. Joseph
Eale
Helters
Livestock Receipts Across Markets May 16 Overview
Estimated live stock receipts across 11 markets show cattle hogs and sheep totals with Chicago Kansas City Omaha East St Louis St Joseph Sioux City St Paul Indianapolis Cleveland Pittsburgh Buffalo totals and weekly and yearly comparisons including percentage shifts and monetary totals. Strong entity mentions include Chicago, Kansas City, Omaha, East St. Louis, St. Joseph, Sioux City, St Paul, Indianapolis, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Buffalo. Market commodity totals list cattle hogs and sheep with regional figures.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Ana
East St. Louis
St. Joseph Race
Sioux City
St Paul
Indianapaolis
Doo
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalos
Caer
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