Petty Troubles Raise Iowa Farm Bureau Reflections
May 22 New Hampton notes a Chickasaw county parade and pageant drawing about 4,000 farm families to fairgrounds. Charles E. Hearst urges farm bureau unity and education for youth while warning against petty disputes that hinder farm organization. He cites agricultural price pressures and supports McNary-Haugen policy to improve farmers' standing.
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New Hampton
Murcia
Chickasaw County
Charles E. Hearst
Cesar Falls
Town Farm Bureau Federation
Mani
Massine
Niddiewest
McNary-Haugen
Moines
Nail Piercing Incident at Local Residence Reported
A May report notes a fatal accident involving a nail penetrating the stomach walls of a resident near Tulstein tree country. The victim, aged about nine, was in the neighborhood when the nail entered the body and remained lodged, leading to death. The event reportedly ties to the Mealtstein fraternity lineage and local owners Hargrove & Arnold near the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sopwalk
Pietertie Ormaby
Hargrove & Arnold
Fifth District Farm Bureau Conference in Cedar Rapids
A June gathering in Cedar Rapids brings township and county farm bureau directors together for the Fifth District Conference. The event features informal director discussions, singing led by J Hill, and talks on strengthening county bureaus. Speakers include Charles F. Tear, Cedar Falls president of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation, Mrs. Husworth Richardson, and others.
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Farm Bureau
Cedar Rapids
Warny Bureau
Ph Odp
Congressional Diserter
J. Hill
Enton County Farm Bureau
Frank Frost
Bruce Tawushin
Renton County
Charles FL Tear
Cedar Falls
Iowa Farm Fureag Federation
Husworth Richardson
State For A Women's Organization
Murl McDatold
Extension Department
Row. Casside
Plans Forming for Iowa Ayrshire Breeders Meeting
Burlingham of the Ayrshire Eyes Association of America and J Linn of Machin plan the Iowa Ayrshire Breeders meeting at Waveland Dairy Farm Saturday June iq. Iowa State College officials coordinate program with H W Baldee national judge of animal husbandry and Ed Hegewald host at Waveland Farm arranging extensive entertainment and transport for visitors.
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Ad Weaver
Iowa Stnte College
H. Wf. Baldee
Iowa State College
Ed Hegewald
Waveland Farm
Bienic Toneh
Bicnic
Benton County to Hear Explanation of T B Campaign
Benton County officials schedule a meeting at Nine Dean Legion to discuss tuberculosis eradication efforts. Extension veterinarian Dr. K. Sthuder will present facts on bovine tuberculosis and countywide control, with open discussion to follow for all township directors and interested residents.
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Benton County
T. B
Ninton
Iehwrst
Dean Legion
de. K. OW
Sthuder
Extension
Warhoris
Des Moines Public Health Urges Fly Extermination Ahead of Summer
Des Moines officials warn to remove dirt and curb fly accumulation as summer games approach. They cite the fly as a typhoid carrier and note 1921 Typhoid deaths per population. authorities urge early season sanitation to reduce risk and disease spread.
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Des Moines
Hundred Members Pledge Cows for New Garrison Creamery
Garrison Louisiana May 22 tentative plans were made to start a cooperative creamery here. About 100 members signed pledges to supply 1500 cows. Funds from the dairy producers will be collected to cover 7400 dollars for plant construction and related work. A. W. Rudnick of Iowa State College spoke at the program. Local officials were present.
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Garrison
Wade
Bersans
Pune
A. W. Rudnick
Iowa State College
County
Arent
Twenty One Entries for Corn Yield Test Across Iowa Sections
The 1924 corn yield test draws 121 entries across four Iowa sections. Northern entries include Sioux County and Britt data. northcentral lists Buena Vista and Storm Lake. southcentral features Story and Warren counties. southern covers Montgomery and Hardin counties. Prizes include individual awards and a banner trophy from Town State College president A Pearson and a gold medal for section winners.
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Altes
Northcentral
Southcentral
Sioux Country Farm
Orange City
Hamforck County
Fred Hungley
Britt
Chickasaw County
Amimette
Odrewelow
New Hampton
Buena Vista
J. N. Horlacher
Storm Bake
Ward
Hardford
Henry County
G. A. Strathman
Mt. Pleasant
South Central
Dureana
A. Pearson
Town State College
Wsselition
Olim
Cie
Finley outlines plan to popularize better dairy sires
Ames California May. C. B. Finley extension analyst details a new Iowa Dairy Improvement association campaign to boost purebred dairy sire use. The effort aims to spread in counties, with Oregon and Minnesota early adopters reporting rising sire purchases and improved profitability for farmers.
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Finley
Ames
Iowa
Hiv
Oregon
Minnesota
Fone
C. B. Finley
Demiser
Crean
Calves Rescue In Deep Canal After Long Swim
Pendleton Oregon May 22 Four heifer calves belonging to Sam Carsen of Tormiston swam nine miles to safety after straying into a deep concrete lined canal. Two calves drowned and the remaining two were rescued by a nearby farmer who noticed the scene. The incident adds to a growing list of records held by a Grecan bred Jersey cow.
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Pendleton
Ore
Sam Carsean
Tormiston
Carsen
Carsen Place
Van Pelt Lectures on Dairy Sires in Tennessee
Florh G Van Pelt, president of Watering dersey farm, tours Tennessee delivering two talks on dairy sires. He spoke to the em mity agents of Tennessee and is due to travel to Michigan for lectures on dairying. Prices noted include cattle and dairy supplies.
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Florh G van Pelt
Watering Dersey Farm
Tennessee
Emmity
Michigan
Prices for Produce in New York and Chicago Today
A garbled list shows produce pricing across New York and Chicago. It mentions butter, cream, milk flats, and cheese with various unclear price cues and item descriptions.
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New York
Chicago
Grain Gains In Wheat Soon Wiped Out
Market notes indicate wheat futures fluctuating as May 22 reports from Chicago show declines with prices for July and September mixed. Weather and crop condition news from Kansas and nearby regions point to potential harvest reductions, while corn and hog markets react to demand and planting prospects across Iowa and Nebraska.
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Associated Press
Ol Abe
Firaty
Chicaro
Dowkey
Kansas
Capone
Imoderate General
Gorn
Armin
Ala Ghude
Ivain
WIDESPREAD MARKET REPORTS FROM CHICAGO AND ELSEWHERE
Chisago and Chicago forward a mixed price landscape with dairy receipts, livestock, grain, and currency quotes. The report notes bank assets, bond activity, and spot markets in Sioux City Des Moines Minneapolis and St Louis alongside cattle veal and turkey prices.
Hogs and Cattle Prices Dull in Chicago Market Report
Receipts total large with hogs down 5 to 10 cents and cattle generally 25 cents lower in Chicago trading. Bulk of hogs weight 250 to 275 pounds bringing about 7.45 to 7.60 dollars, while 140 to 180 pound classes near 6.73 to 7.20. Cattle volumes show steady to 25 cents lower with yearlings and fed steers softly priced, bulk ranges around 8.50 to 10.50 for stockers and feeders. sheep quotes steady to slightly weaker with limited bidding and some lambs near 15 dollars. Market notes reflect uneven demand and broad price softness across varieties.
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Les
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Nas
Vesterd
Texas Wethers
Waterloo
Waterloo Co-op
Swift & Ge
Tosi iChases
Ikair
Mitre Yeehorm
Chicago
Walt Ud Agriculture
Kansas City Livestock Receipts Mixed Across Regions
Reports from Kansas City St Louis Peoria and St Joseph detail cattle hogs and sheep receipts May 22 with price ranges and shifts. Calves steady to higher imports mixed with lighter cattle and packers bidding around specific bids. Representative sales listed by Lamson Bros. & Co. with manager contacts.
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East ST. Louis
Louis
Ill
Peoria Livestock Peoria
ST. Joseph Livestock
St. Joseph
Lamson Bros. & Co
Marsh Place
H. A. Moray
Stock Market Buoyancy Picks Up Amid Tax Debate Hopes
New York investors steady as stocks rise early trading, led by United States Rubber and Congoleum with small gains. Oil and motor shares climb on expectations of tax relief and ration measures, while rails and utilities show broad gains amid buoyant demand and rumors of June action.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
Western Rails
Atlantic Refining
Oil
byAmérican Can
Stewart Warner
Maxwell A
United States Cast Iron Pipe
American Sugary Refining
Northern Pacific
Norfolk & Western
Nickel Place
Verey Studebaker
Chandler
Rand Econmoen
Shay
Farmers Questions and Comments Address to Farm Dept
Readers in Waterloo Iowa send questions and comments to the ENiitear Farm Department at the Waterloo Evening Courier. The notice provides a phone contact 5200 for correspondence.
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Eniitear Farm Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Iowa
Small Dust Storm Wrecks Perry Barn
A May 22 report from Perry Iowa describes a small wind twister that toppled and scattered a barn from A. M. Needham Place. Roof damaged a garden. debris blew up to 100 rods away while surrounding buildings and trees remained untouched. The event disrupted the local area but caused no other structures to be damaged.
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Perry
A. M. Needham Place
Bern
Otterville News Sketches and Social Notes
Sanders is in Le Miss Leona Williams from People's hospital last Saturday. Manford Williams began work Monday for Mears McGlaughlin. Miss Geneva Bearer is visiting in Solon. The June meeting of the 1914 Ems for eiders circle will be with Ula Hood. Scheel will close Friday and pre peau will be given that evening. Grandma McGlaughlin visited relatives in Littleton part of last week. Thert Andrews and his family, including niece Sarah Andrews, visited his father at Trox Mills Sunday. Carrie Bechter and children independence visited Mrs. Teiley Thursday afternoon.
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Dumont Fa
Mro
Myo
Wil} Rickles
Aliee Blek . Terjoo
Draks FP
A. Burrows
Wenry Polk
Barney Casper
Mares
Slaid
Oc Harte
Eckemeier
Wizzia Pech Wee
Waterloo
Harold Snyder
Tradeliffe
Amy Erickson Tal Wert
Parent
Otha
Vergil J. Hartgraves
Bonte
WC. Hartgraves
Mary Mealotta
Otterville
Sanders
Leona Williams
People's Hospital
Manford Williams Bagan
Mears McGlaughlin
Geneva
Soloni
Ems
Eiders Circle
Ula Hood
Scheel
Grandma McGlaughlin
Littleton
Thert Andrews
Sarah Andrews
Trox Mills
Carrie Bechter
Childeen
Tnj
Mrs. Teiley
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Ares
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Ona
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Pulbbabess & Ohio
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Centrel Teather
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General General Motors
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International Paper
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Lima Locomotive
Louisville & Nashville
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Marland Oil
Maxwell Motors
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Rochuck
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Southern Pacific
Southern Ralins
Suapettatest Oil
Studebaker Rex
Texas & Pacific
Tobares Vreduets
Raymond. Raymond
Everett Stokes
Kitty Dovelass
Walter Wewith
Cedar Parle
Pare Henderson
Waterton
Lise Tursiay
John Etringer
Math
St Joseph's Church
Per Lindner
Ed Donovan
Math Etringer Hazy
Elmer ‘Trible
Bernita
Warratt
the Commercial National Co
Commercial National Bank
Panor
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Wasa Hotel
Lamson Lemon Oat
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