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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1923

Page

13

Dairy calf clubs grow as Iowa youths enter programs

Interest in dairy calf clubs for boys and girls in Iowa has risen, with 14 counties organizing or expanding programs this spring. Clubs emphasize calf development, dairy management, and record keeping over quick fattening, with officers elected and meetings varying in frequency. County shows, a Water logged state show, and national competition are anticipated as youths judge, select animals, and compete for prizes.

Iowa Iowa State Dairy Association Waterloo BSN Har- Hin Mitchell Franklin Greene Jauper Webster Bremer Black Hawk Buchanan Kossuth Fayette Guthris Dallas Clayton Nsaming Dairy Management Dairy Call Club Lynn County Guernsey Club Marion Ames Fred FE. Fargugon

Prospects Bright for New Cow Test Ass'n in Benton

Walker reports a Benton Lynn county dairy meeting last week approved forming a cow test association. Sixteen signed to join, with 10 Benton farmers and women from Lynn, plus potential members from Benton. Dues range from 2.60 to 3.60 monthly by herd size. organizers seek 26 signers to finalize the group.

Benton Walker Lynn County Bentnne County Lynn Central City Vow Test Association

Welding Broken Farm Machine Parts Saves Time and Money

Aques, Ta May 23. Professor McFarland urges farmers to use oxy acetylene welding to reclaim broken machinery. He says welding saves time and money, and a welded part can be as good as a new one when done by a skilled worker.

Aques TR. L. McFarland MacWarland

Downhill Movement of Horse Business Due for Halt

Washington May 21 The United States Department of Agriculture reports a steady decline in horses and stallions registered across states. Despite losses, market demand rose 40 percent last year and 51 percent in early 1923. Purebred stallions persist at higher rates in several states as laws favor purebreds, and new breed enrollment data, pedigrees, and state actions are summarized in a department publication.

Washington, D. C United States Department of Agriculture United States Indiana Michigan Pennsylvania West Virginia J. C. Willams J. BR Itrants Montana National Association of Stallion Registration Boards Department of Agriculture

Welding advances cut cast iron with oxy acetylene flame

The article notes welding is a recent discovery and that cutting cast iron with a flame was once impossible. It explains that the oxy acetylene flame, with correct oxygen and fuel mix, can cut cast iron easily. The flame tip reaches about 7,000 degrees.

Hereford breeders report higher prices and rising demand

A. J. Minish, breeder near Yere, says purebred Hereford prices range 25 to 50 percent higher than last year. He notes sales in the past weeks, including a bull to J. R. Morrow Traer and another sire with seven heifers to an Illinois buyer. Cheviot and Hampshire stock are also selling, with buyers in Wisconsin, Geneva, and Hull.

Illinois Charles Lornz Morrison Wisconsin Hampshire Geneva R. D. Hall Hull

Soybeans for Hay Gain Value in Iowa Crops Report

Iowa State College reports soybeans used for hay are becoming common as growers seed at five to seven pecks per acre. The Manch in bean is noted as best for hogging down. Soybean acres rose sharply since 1914 with 200000 acres of soybeans grown with corn and 9000 acres for seed, a 120 percent rise.

Ames Iowa S. Wilkins Iowa State College Wilsies North Central Wilkins Crops Department Htr. Wilkins Departmet

Buchanan Shorthorn Breeders Buy Sell In Rowley Wa

Shorthorn breeders in Rowley and nearby areas report active trade. William Hermann of Newton township bought a young herd bull to advance Ter mann’s line. W A Robinson of Jimmer township shipped a carload of cows and heifers to West Virginia last week.

Rowley Willam Hermann Newton Township Tyne Termann W. A. Robinson Jinmier Iownship West Virginia

Holstein Owners Invite Join in Big Dog Picnic

Black Hawk County Holstein breeders plan a first annual picnic at Orville Hamer farm Orange township on Tuesday June 12. Open to all dairy cattle enthusiasts including Holsteins Jerseys Guernseys Brown Swiss Ayrshires and others. Ice cream cold buttermilk and dairy products provided free. Family basket picnic dinner to feature with an uncertain but promising program.

Black Hawk County Orville Hamer Farm Orange Township

Cedar Falls Parish Bureau Meeting Draws Farmers and Families

In Cedar Falls on May 21, an unusually large crowd of farmers with families attended the Cedar Walls Township Parm bureau meeting at the commercial club rooms. Dr J Jensen spoke on teeth and health relations, G W Van Bran advocated aid for Armenian children, Myrtle Brown played a piano solo, Alice Peterson sang, Lilian Dresser offered a humorous reading, and women served generous refreshments to close the program.

Cedar Falls Cedar Walls Parm Bureau J. Jensen America Myrtle Brown Alice Peterson Lillian Dresser

Washington Townsin Farm Bureau meeting May 23

The Washington Towns in Farm Bureau will meet at the Mark Love land home on Tuesday evening, May 23. The play What Every Woman Knows will be presented. The bureau extends an invitation to any resident who might wish to attend.

Washington Townsiin Farm Bureau Mark Loveland Bureau

Urbana birthday gatherings and local updates around town

A local note from Urbana reports Ninety six guests celebrated John H. Brody’s birthday at his family homestead, with dinner at noon and informal afternoon. Various residents are mentioned, including travel, births, graduations, illnesses, lectures, and hospital visits. The piece lists community happenings, visitors, and social events in brief notes.

Shel John H. Brody Hompstead Ben Dever Cit Boyles Wisconsin Eliza Shaffer Rapids Wesley Casper Tpworth Allen Ferguson Alice Hunter Chane Gondwin Town City Hospital Howard A. Musser M. BE Mirstner India Ralph Remér Mercy Hospital Lora Cita O. Ballenger Towls Ated Myre Waltar Stone Ule Midora Rein

Vacation romance on Pymaquid Harbor ends in engagement

Joe, a lonely vacationer, saves Ruth Armstrong from a dangerous sea drift off Pymaquid. They bond over a day of fishing and clamming, sharing confidences and loneliness. Two weeks of companionship grow into a romance with plans for Christmas marriage.

Marlon Leighton Jon Ant Boaver John Thanhcap Joe Pymaquid Unity Hall Jos Weither Trenso Ruth Armmatrong Too Carey Ruth Armstrong Joe Atogd Gilde Tag

Hog Prices Drop to Lowest Level of the Year

Chicago and New York grain markets report hogs priced under eight dollars as the year’s lowest quote. Wheat and corn futures show mixed movement with several grades and delivery months listed.

Sioux City Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Receipts

Sioux City Iowa March 21 Cattle receipts 500 fairly active stockers steady fat cattle and yearlings, hogs mixed with varying prices. sheep receipts 100 with steady to firm prices. Other markets report grain and futures activity including wheat oats and corn. notable figures include steers around 7.20 to 10.60 per hundredweight and lambs near 18.00 with regional price shifts across livestock categories.

Kowalie Texas Wethers Sioux City Livestock Sioux Wits Laon S. ST. Paul South ST. Louis Nestor Ellie Buitenet Paco Hest Janis

Wheat Market Outlook Fine in Kansas Reports

Reports from Kansas grain markets describe a cautious bullish tone amid mixed bids for winter wheat. July and September futures showed modest gains while spot prices fluctuated, with offers improving late but overall sentiment unsettled and demand tepid for most grains. Oats rose modestly as futures held partial gains and provisions remained weak in that session.

Enriys Krankner Pryces Kleheer Mtn

Prices Upturn In New York And Chicago Markets Today

New York and Chicago report higher wholesale prices across dairy produce and poultry. Butter and creamery goods show gains while eggs and fowl move with mixed strength. copper and currencies edgetrends mirror market calm with selective gains and steady spot values.

New York Chicago Weamery Uba Sinlee Trenh Og Ste Juan Ikanwas City Bulterz Vachenknd SAUER Wis St. L

Hogs and Steers Prices Amid Saturday Market Flurry

Pricing reports show Hogs 10 to 20 cents under Saturday levels while Steers rise about 5 cents. The fragmented notes mention varied bidder activity, regional price markers like $7.60 and $6.00, and multiple consignments tied to Tone town and nearby markets.

Lageene Oranda Booth So Suyeay Fabehye Activa Fiat Petite Ba Wewlers Uwi Duindy Bray Nye Ui Vandy Steals Gay Ety Perk Vibert Hever

Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary

Kansas City Livestock market shows varied bids and prices across categories. Weaker heifers and steer lots traded near $8.50 and $9.00 while top cattle fetched higher bids. Prices for vealers and lighter stock ranged with several lots around $5.00 to $6.50, reflecting strong demand from shippers and local buyers.

East St Louis Livestock Market Report

Livestock prices steady for cows at 10 dollars and veal top, steers around 7 dollars, yearlings about 8, canners 1, hogs 6 to 7.50, packers 6 to 7. Pounds averages show 139 for weights, fat lambs down slightly with spring lambs and ewes noted, receipts around thousands. market activity mixed amid a clipper page with sparse legible details.

East ST. Louis Jacuta Dullksat Theo Ely Butehor Poli

Omaha Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Prices

Hogs 16 000 head, mixed bids with lower packer demand. steers and heifers strong with top dealers and feeders offering around 50 to 60 dollars per hundredweight. Cows and bulls steady, lambs and sheep show moderate gains with Californias and natives trading near 16 to 17 dollars per hundredweight. overall volumes large and prices fluctuating across categories.

Omaha Livestock Omaha Mary Hoy Ty Wahl Ieee Ork Ettenes Mae Wyle Jers Shellelagy Iunds Spirling

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