Pioneer Cow Testers Profit Strongly in Last Year
Pioneer Cow Test association in Black Hawk county reports 622 cows across 28 herds tested. Twenty four herds with 272 cows on test for a year averaged 7,673 pounds milk and 288.9 pounds butterfat, costing $76.80 per cow for feed and yielding $2.08 returned per dollar spent on feed. Thomas Hansen of Cadar Falls leads with 18 34 pounds milk and 579.8 pounds butterfat valued at $299.44, net $201.11 after $98.33 feed. Lichty’s grade cow tops others with 12,107 pounds milk and 442.9 butterfat, profit $343.43. Tables show high profit herds and cost efficiencies, with emphasis on profit over feed cost.
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Pioneer
Black Hawk County
Anton Christainsen
Christainsen
Alboit
Pioneer Association
Thomas Hansen
Cadar Falls
More Cows Heifers Marketed By Range Stockmen This Fall
Washington D C Nov 3 Experts of the department of agriculture are puzzled by a larger share of cows and heifers being marketed by range stockmen. The announcement cites forced liquidation and discouragement from low prices as factors, while others see a natural liquidation of a wartime surplus.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Convention of Fair Managers Next Month Des Moines
Des Moines Nov 3 The state agricultural department announced that the town figurnatural convention will be December 12. The State Fair Managers association will hold its annual meeting the day before. Elaborate programs for both conventions will be announced this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
A. R. Corav
State Agricultural Department
State Fair Managers’ Association
M D Munn Urges Dairy Consumers And Producers Duty
M D Munn head of the National Dairy Council spoke to butter makers and creamery managers outlining observed European dairy shortcomings and the need for producer consumer cooperation. He cited Danish sanitary compliance, England’s butter service patterns, cheese production in Switzerland, and the push for quality grading and fair pricing to bolster dairy demand and national dairy education.
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M.D. Munn
National Dairy Council
M. BD. Munn
Bultermakers’ and Creamery Managers
Denmark
England
Ian
Switzerland
Munn
Swine Register of Merit Aims to Cut Iowa Farmers Costs
Iowa swine experts at Iowa State College plan to adopt the Danish Register of Merit for sows to save about 10 million dollars for growers. Tests show sows saving litters at weaning and efficient pigs, with pigs reaching 2090 pounds using roughly 76 pounds less feed than the old method.
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International News
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa State College
State Agricultural Department
Cattire
Mrs H O Larsen Highest for Grundy Poultry Record
Grundy Center November 3 Mrs H O Larsen posted the top production percentage for her Sept poultry record flock. Her 181 White Leghorns produced 38.4 percent, followed by Mrs Walter Diehl's Barred Rocks at almost 30 percent. Others reported include Reds 15.3 percent and a low 11.7 percent for a group of six birds.
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Grundy Center
H. O. Larsen
Farm Bureau
Walter Diehl
Lora D. Brown
Farm Bureau Office
Future teachers shown advantages of annual clover
In Ta Nov 3 a demonstration by Iowa State Teachers College agricultural department shows annual sweet clover as a teaching aid. White clover was seeded with oats last spring, grew to two and a half to three feet by Oct 1, yielding two and a half tons per acre. Prof Winfield Scott led the demonstration and highlighted rapid growth and value of the crop for teaching ant culture in schools.
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Cellar Falls
Agricultural Department of
Iowa State Feachers College
Jowen
Winfield Scott
Consolidated School Costs Less, Iowa Inspector Says
Des Moines reports show progress in Iowa consolidated schools with 15 dissolved from 387. Robinson notes cost of education in consolidated systems is lower when services are counted. 35 districts consolidated but not yet in operation, aid totals and course offerings vary across districts.
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International News Wire
Des Moines
Iowa
W. M. Robinson
Department of Public Instruction
Prade Public Today
Rovinson
Allie and Harry Face Proposals and Mistaken Plans
In a moonlit hotel scene Allison Gower contends with Harry Drayton’s eager proposal that night while Annie Blair gloats about her own impending marriage. A note from Allie blesses Harry and Annie, ending with a twist that Allie herself will marry someone she already foresaw two months earlier.
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Marty Drayton
Alison Gower
Ifo
Allie
Harry
Allison
Wienase
Riven
Tarry
Allia
Annie Blair
Annie
Marnings
Harry Drayton
Allison Gower
Allison Grover
New Hampton Lad Tops Ames Stock Team Candidates
Ames Iowa November 3 From a group of 13 students the pick of the livestock judges in the agricultural division will be selected as five men with an alternate to represent Iowa State College in the intercollegiate judging at the American Royal show in Kansas City and the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. P S Shearer coaches the squad. The 13 contenders include Denner Gibson Hudson Malone Maltas Menenugh Paul Streeter Watkins William and Van der Merwe from various towns plus a South African entrant.
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Ames
Sperial
Iowa State
Col Ingre
Kansas City
Chicago
P. S. Shearer
Animal Husbandry Department
J. Denner
New Hampton
H. K. Gibson
Grimes
Charles Hudson
Montezuma
C. C. Malone
Delta
K. J. Maltas
DeWitt
B. M. Menenugh
F. J. Paul
Grinnell
Limestone Dust Mistakenly Used on Local Paving Job
An error in transposing quantities of paving materials led to a large amount of limestone dust being mixed into concrete on Kimball avenue. Eighty sacks of dust and twenty truckloads of imitation concrete were laid over 430 square yards before a supervisor halted usage. The substitute concrete was removed and replaced with genuine crushed rock and cement, with repairs costing several hundred dollars.
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Kimball Avenue
Wheat and Cotton Advances Lift Grain Bulls
The market showed strength in grains with buying interest in wheat and corn, supported by expectations of government action and delayed harvests. December and May futures rose, oats and barley gained late, while hogs remained steady in provisions trading.
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Assorhited Press
Dn Stoyks
Buylus
Galiua
Inish
Chicago Cabh Quotations Wheat and grain prices brief
Chicago market shows wheat prices across grades with bids and notices. New York and Kansas City entries list wheat, corn, oats, rye, and hay values, including December and May futures, with per bushel and per 100 weight figures.
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Ticais
O.b
New York
Harley
Kansas City Graly
Kansas City
Cheney Takes Over Electric Car Line Management
C M Cheney, newly elected president and general manager of the W C F N, has occupied the second floor offices of the Terminal building vacated by Co D Cass. He vows no personnel changes and confirms continuity in interurban and streetcar operations as he adapts to postwar shifts and rising automobile use. He notes bond and preferred stock default stemmed from eased postwar conditions, not prior management faults.
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C. M. Cheney
Co. D. Cass
Ines Wait
Thoreiz
Cheney
Road Thief Kills Cashier at Station in Chicago
Nov 3 Chicago elevated rail bandit shot and killed Charles Johnson, night cashier at the Twenty-ninth Street station, through the heart. He reportedly acted without Confederates, leaving police no clue to the slayer. The scene also notes a Knights of Pythias Helmet lodge event opening the 1923-24 season with a meeting agenda and a lunch and smoker planned.
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Chicago
Twenty-ninth Street
South Side
Charles TH Johnson
Johnson
Searon
Helmet Lodge
Knights of Prthing
Menger
Marriage Licenses and Animal Welfare Case Summary
Alfred A. Lyon of Waterloo and Dorothy J. Scales of Waterloo obtained marriage licenses. Byron J. Harrington of Jesup and Mary Jane Comfort of Jesup also listed for licenses. A woman from BR Fondon faced a fine for confining a dog for seven years without exercise due to rheumatism.
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Alfred A. Lyon
Waterloo
Byron J. Harrington
Jesup
Mary Jane Comfort
BR Fondon
Beef Market Report From New York and Chicago Trade
Cattle and hog prices advance in New York and Chicago with steady to higher quotes. Cattle: top beef prices around 7.00 with various weights and grades noted. steers and heifers show strong demand, with average weights and prices summarized. Hogs: steady to higher, action centered on prime weights and packing demand. sows and feeders show mixed values around 6.40 to 7.50. Sheep: receipts around 2,000, market slow but some higher grades offered. lambs and yearlings mixed with steady to improved bids.
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Chicago
Peeling Saw
Singoth
Frank T
Peeking Koay
Total
I. Ae
Beachs
Atrong Teche Wiehors Nors
Westers Rim
Dheeta
Hisses
Lana
Onin
Nem
Nev
Cattlas
Kuud
Hholes
Helters
Bologna
Vents
Stgo
Loy
East ST. Louis
Ewes
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Rereipts
Enlvos
Trote Faeckers
ST. Louis Bay
Prairie, Teney
Sioux City
Arrie
Jae Tener
Omaha Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Report
Omaha livestock totals and price ranges for cattle hogs and sheep with receipts around 6 000 and 3 000. Includes weights 200 to 325 pounds cattle steers yearlings and heifers trend directions and top prices across multiple markets East St Louis and St Paul listings with weekly comparisons and packer movement details.
Stock Exchange Opens Higher Amid Busy Trading
The market displayed a higher trend led by industrials and oils with gains for Allied Chemical, American Car and Foundry, and Gulf Oil. Traders noted profit taking in late hours but overall strength persisted as the session closed with supportive breadth and continued demand across steel and nondividend issues.
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New York
Liutisardersibley Jr
Stacdebsaker
Katey
Teco Ff
Teco Ff Gird Pete Tktaeh Seles Et Water Awit Drasisan Uiernead
Fraedom
Ake
Anton Paeltte
Ptedings
Kanas
Diepel
Brooklyn Union
Alvernieed
Davison
Stewart
Warngrwich
Borelli
Telces
Lallied Chemical & Dye Coe
American Cun
Ameerican Car & Rpoundry
American International Corp
American Locomotive
Amoriean Smeliny & Ety Amoecriean Sugaree
Amorteten
UPL
Amaortean ‘Tolucco
American Woolen O
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Annconda Copper
Lessee Sa AE
Atchtinn Se
Cileago & Northwe
Chisago
MIL, & c
Fm L& Pp
Calle Copper Chino
Cuba
Cereeseeresers
Gulf States
Hlingots Central
International Harvester
Waterloo Trains In and Out
Waterloo trains in and out of Kansas City note livestock prices and market quotes for cattle hogs and sheep from regional reports with multiple rail and schedule details. Includes New York and St Louis market updates and a clearing house statement.
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Clearing House
New York
Colored Women Accuse Over Razor Attack in Clarksdale
Beatrice Henry reports that Lueila Powell drew a razor and threatened her life, leading to Powell’s arrest and arraignment in municipal court. Powell pleads not guilty as bond set at fifty dollars. case postponed to Monday. Both involved women described as colored amid local note on southern courtesy movement.
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Beatrice Henry
Lueila Powell
Miss Powell
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Hansen
Pat Ownar
T. Hansen
Butz Farm
H.G
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Pr Ho
E Cunningham
AL Forney
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Blough
Mumper
A. van Duyn
A Ay Si
Albert Hansen
Hansen & Merner
K. West
G. G. Popere Wee
Timnsen
Entr Farm Co
Jensen
Glenn Dlichty
Tuniner
A. Bridgefasebre
Glenn Lichty
Will Miumper
A. van Duyr
A Forney
Fike
Albert Hensen
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C. C. Hatch
Consolidated School Service
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New Hampton Lad
Air Mall
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France
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Chicago Board of Trade
Mless
Omaha Livestock
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Minn
Tle
Stock Exchange
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Urick
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Ghiergo
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North Dakota
Red Rivers
South Dakota
Harry Oates
U. S
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Tobacco
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Foreign Exchange
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Helgium
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Montre
Tlinois Central
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Omaha
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Albert Lew
Albert Im
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Albert
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