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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1927

Page

7

Corn Drying Advancing With Autumn Winds In Iowa

In La Porte City and nearby areas farmers report corn drying quickly due to warm weather and brisk winds. Husking starts as moisture declines with some corn piled outside. experts note heavy husks may mislead ear size. separate test near Vinton compares disease-free seed to infected seed, showing disease-free plots average six bushels per acre more yield, up to 14 in one case.

Courier la Porte City B. L. Arthur Arthur Will Benarden Harold McKibben Vinton Sam Blake Ricke Place Benson County Newlin & Wallace Des Moines Reid Benton County

Counties vie for silver cup at Postville Farm Institute

Big Four Farmers' Institute at Postville Iowa plans December 6 to 8 with grain exhibit contests for county entries to win an engraved silver cup. Speakers include C L Suringham December 6 and P C Taff December 7. Roy Combs discusses his European tour. Thursday features a spelling contest for 40 plus grade schools and a banquet by the commercial club. The event introduces project booths replacing the traditional county booths.

Postville Big Four Farmers’ Institute C. L. Suringham Brestlers' Gazette P. C. Taff Roy Combs Clayton County

County Agent Back on Job After France Trip

Holland county agent Tinga returns to Bremer county duties after a several week absence for attendance at the American Legion convention in Paris and a visit with relatives in Holland. He resumes farm bureau activities and plans to share notes from his travels with local farmers this week.

France Holland Waverly Aye Tinga Bremer County American Legion Paris

Knutson wins Humboldt corn husking contest

Orin Knutson of Thor won the Humboldt foannty corn husking prize with a record 1.336 pounds after deductions in 1 hour 20 minutes. He received a $1 prize and became eligible for the state contest on November 11.

Humboldt Orin Knutson Thor Knutson

Farmers letters to editor invite questions and comments

Citizens are urged to address inquiries to the Farm Department editor at the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Iowa. Communications can be sent via mail or phone.

Waterloo Evening Courier Waterloo, Iowa Ith the Farmers Waterloo Towa

Fayette County to Host 1928 Baby Beef Club Enrollment

Town Beef Producers' Association and county agents Lodwick and John Day plan a Fayette County beef producing session on November 3 and 4 to enroll boys and girls ages 10 to 18 in the 1928 baby beef club. Calves four to six months and not yet weaned are preferred. high beef prices boost expected profits.

Payette Lodwick John Day Fayette County Walter Humphrey West Union Carnbelt

Iowa horses win at Pacific show in Portland

At the Pacific International Livestock Exposition in Portland Oregon Marcus the Belgian stallion owned by C E Jones Livermore Ta was named grand and senior champion in the Belgians He placed third in his class at the National Belgian Horse show Here racing results also note Border King of Roberts owned by William Larsen Canning Co Green Bay Wis as Brand champion Guernsey bull ahead of Shorewood Resolute Eminent of Enuuadine Farm Hopewell Junction N Y and other entries from Ralph M Fogleman D C Welty and Bruce Robinson Des Moines Exhitor were among prize winners in Shire unicorn pony and other divisions including Bill Batley at the Imperial Hotel 500 Stake.

Portland Ore Border King of Roberts William Larsen Canning Company Green Bay Wis J. C. Penney Shorewood Resolute Resolute Eminent Enuuadine Farm Hopewell Junction Marcus C. E. Jones Livermore Ralph M. Fogleman Callendar Bruce Robinson Des Moines D. GC. Welty Nevada Robinson Bill Batley Imperial Hotel Silver Crescent Mate D. G. Welty Jones Halbert Horse Importing Company Greeley

Better Cows Eat More But Return Greater Profits

The Payette County Cow Test association No. 2 report covers Ayrshire and other herds across Auburn Eden Bethel Windsor townships. It shows average herd production of 6 621 pounds milk and 275 4 pounds butterfat valued at 146 71 with feed cost 55 91 leaving income above feed cost 50 88. Various herds and top cows are listed with fat yields from 292 9 to 490 49 pounds and net incomes up to 163 34 above feed costs.

Fayette Payette County Auburn Eden Bethel Windsor Townships Fran Floyd Arnold Fester Ames Low Searles Tad Heigh Clyde Potter Victor Reicks J.C. Boio Clem Kuennen Elmer Halverson Late Smith Willan Adams Schlicht Brothers Fred Bose W. CS. Hoeger FL Eg Morrow Smith

Bids Open on Tiffany Farm Auction Near Waterland

Auctioneer William Holland extended bidding on Roxcor Tiffany farm south of Waterlan Eagle Center highway after requests for more time. The sale, once Alee Miller farm, drew about 50 buyers. a large pork gain report from Charles City notes Win King sold six month old pigs at 239 pounds each, weaned at four weeks.

William Holland Roxcor Tiffany Waterlan Eagle Center Alee Miller Charles City Win King

Fayette County Holstein breeders sell 32 head at auction

Fayette County Holstein Breeders association held a consignment sale in Oelwein with about 300 spectators. 32 purebred cows, heifers and bulls averaged roughly 130 dollars, while five grade females averaged 87 dollars. Bulls averaged 117.95. purebred cows and heifers 146.43. Sam Hamed of Fayette bought the top cow at 7250 dollars, and D. J. Ivory bought the top bull at 210 dollars.

Courier Special Service Oelwein Fayette Commercial Club Sam Hamed Fayelle Princess Pledge D. J. Ivory Strawberry Point Billy Buckeye Ormsby Paul P. Stewart Maynard Tritomia Pretortja Ormsby George Thompson Dundee Seeley

Creamery success hinges on butterfat price not volume

Mason City Iowa November 3 The Iowa secretary of agriculture Mark G Thornburg told a joint meeting of the Town Buttermakers association and the Creamery Managers association that creamery success depends on paying for butterfat quality rather than sheer output. He noted volume helps only when it raises butterfat prices and urged encouraging individual creamery excellence while avoiding overlapping cooperative territories.

Mason City Mark G. Thornburg Iowa

Wave of Wheat Rally From Ocean Charter Reports

Chicago trading floors saw late wheat advances as Winnipeg activity influenced prices. Reports of ocean charters for 36,000,000 bushels from Vancouver for November to January shipments boosted sentiment, while Durum spring wheat purchases offered support. Corn and oats showed mixed to modest gains as hog values rose on sturdier market tone. Local weather remained generally fair with little change expected.

Chicago Winnipeg Vancouver Una Comecians Marthwest Europe Argentina

Annual Meeting of Black Hawk County Farm Bureau Noted

The Black Hawk County Farm Bureau plans its annual meeting next month at the courthouse. Directors announced arrangements with W A Eyestone J J Uban Vaughn Craft and Minies Ralnh Mitchell and P L Friediey serve on the auditing committee. Ralph Gunn was named representative to the American Farm Bureau federation convention in Chicago December 5. Genevive Holland reported on the Chicago conference and Friedley on Ames conferences for office assistants and extension workers.

Black Hawk County Farm Bureau Court House Alots W. A. Eyestone J. J. Uban Vaughn Craft Minies Ralnh Mitchell P. L. Friediey R. M. Gunn P. I Friediey Ora Howard Black Hawk County Farm Bureau American Farm Bureau Federation Chicago

Hog and cattle prices steady to higher in Chicago market

Receipts totaling about 39,000 hogs, cattle and sheep sold with hog prices rising and buyers active. Hogs top around 10.50 for heavy weights while packing sows fetch up to 8.75. cattle show uneven demand with best steers steady near 17.50 and light stock slower. sheep trade fair with fat lambs around 14 dollars and up. Shippers report solid demand and limited unsold hogs.

Chicago Nealers Sal Jolly Steady Abov Akron Arminst Waterloo Nor Ain Prom Piloe Berean Ath Packing Co Iowa Fran Cahn Bros Ayern Minneapolis

Stocks Rise on Broad Market Advance in New York

A broad stock market advance lifts many shares as GM climbs to 13144, with General Electric and American Smelting rising well. Midland Steel, Pierce Arrow Preferred, and Commercial Solvents gain, while call loan renewal remains 2 percent. Foreign exchange rates and futures also noted with notable gains in Hupp Motors and Mack Trucks.

New York General Motors Steal General Electric American Midland Steel Products Pierce Arrow Eastman Kodak Hupp Motors Mack ‘Trucks Brooklyn Union Gas DuPont Houston Oil Cola Yoda Chesapeake Pierce-Arrow Chrysler Hupp Ralls U. S. Steel Canadian Pacific Frisco Pls Midland Steel General Railway Woolworth Gimbel Brothers UO. G Oeth Allied Chemical & Dye American Car & Foundry American T Tees American Water Works American Woolen Atchison Atlantic Refining Mgty Baldwin Baltimore & Ohio Barnsdall Bethlehem California Petroleum Chesapeake & Ohio R. I. & Pacific Coca Cola Ewe Bis Colorado Pacife Gan «& el Consolidated Gas Harvester Eec Tim. Inter Mer Mar Nickel Paner Tel Kansas City Ty Renntecott Copper Lehigh Valley Louisville Ant Marek Tru Neahville Marland Mo. Kan Texas Fe Alig Ailssaurl Pacifi Samy Montgomery Ward Nash Motors New York Central Harttere Norfolk , Western Northern Pacific Ee Doen Packard Motors Fen Ag Pan American Petroleum Paramount Pennsylvania Gay Phillips Petroleum Res Dh Pierce Arrow Postangele LL Texas Clr Texas & Pacific Texas Pac Timken

Grain and fat futures quotes from Chicago Board of Trade

The report lists cash quotations for wheat corn rye barley timothyseed cloverseed and fats with prices for No 2 hard wheat No 3 hard corn mixed and yellow No 2 white etc plus lard ribs and bellies trading in Chicago with November figures and sample grades shown

Omaha Neb Chicago

New York and Chicago Dairy Prices on Nov 3

New York reports steady butter and cheese receipts with mixed poultry data. Fresh firsts and extras range across Atlantic coast whites and Pacific coast whites, while Chicago lists creamery and standard egg prices and varied poultry rates.

New York Pacific Coast Express Chicago St. Louis

Bank Debits and Property Records for Waterloo 1927

Bank debits for May 2 1927 week in Black Hawk County show totals by day with a weekly sum of 9 509 400. Deeds instruments mortgages and chattel mortgages are listed for weeks ending Nov 2 and Nov 3 1927 along with prior year comparisons. Instruments filed to date total 3 84 and year over year increase 55 438 110 045 96.

Black Hawk County Abstract Co Waterloo Bank Waterloo Citating House Association

Omaha Livestock Trends Amid Mixed Hogs Cattle and Sheep

Receipts total about 8,000 with hogs easing to weak and cattle and sheep showing modest declines or steady demand. Hogs 200–240 lb top near 9,900, cattle mostly $1.00 lower on fed steers and yearlings, sheep and lambs steady to firm with best slaughter ewes stronger. Auction desks report limited quality and fluctuating buyer activity in Omaha, Neb.

Kansas City Livestock Prices and Receipts Report

Kansas City stockyards report receipts of 7800 hogs and 4500 cattle with steady to higher prices on hogs, including 224 to 240 pounds at 9.90 and various weights up to 9.35. Cattle show slow demand with yearlings around 10.00 or less and top steers near 12.00, while sheep and lambs show mixed movement with best lambs around 13.50 and 14.50 for clipped types.

Kansas City M—Hogg

St Joseph Livestock Market Report Hogs and Cattle Prices

Receipts total around 5 000 with hogs steady to 25 cents higher per hundredweight. Hogs 150 to 180 pounds bring about 9 4 0 to 9 5 0 dollars, lighter weights up to 8 5. Cattle receipts 2 400, beef steers and yearlings steady, some grass cattle around 12 dollars, cows 6 to 7 dollars. Fat lambs strong to 28 cents lower, clipped lambs around 12 10, natives about 12 dollars. Stockers and feeders present with varied prices.

Fed Comeback Fed

Livestock Receipts Mixed Across Markets on Nov 3

RAST ST Louis and Sioux City report receipts of cattle hogs and sheep. Hog classes show $8.50 to $10.35 per hundredweight for various weight ranges, while steers and cows fetch about $4.75 to $14.00. Sheep and yearling listings vary with packer bids around $13.00 to $13.60 for ewes and lambs. Cattle overall show steady to higher tendencies with limited high grades.

Chicago Maynenane Beliles Nov INS Kansas Indianapolis Cleveland Pittsburgh Bufffalo Dhol Adele St, Louis St. Louis Tan ShiOi Sa Ewe Tan Dakota South Dakota

Peoria Livestock Market Mixed Hogs and Cattle Receipts

In Peoria Ti on Nov 2 hogs show 1 500 head with higher prices and bids noted. Cattle receipts about 150 head with mixed demand while Minneapolis flour market reports steady prices and bran at 276 90 to 96 50 per barrel, with overall activity muted.

Peoria Minneapolis FILO Mit Mov

Implement Store Will Occupy New Miller Building

One story brick structure to be built by John G. Miller Construction at 311 Park Avenue West will be used by John Bruler of Janesville Ta to run farm machinery and implements business.

Implement Store Miller Building John G. Miller Construction Company Park Avenue West John Bruler Janesville, Ta

Bounty Claimed on 87 Rat Scalps in County

Warrants issued at the county auditor for five cents per rat scalp. We see 87 scalps accepted with E R Davis of Waterloo delivering 29. The county offers the bounty this month and will pay out until the $500 limit is reached.

E. R. Davis Fixe Waterloo

Parrots Cause Court Fine For Noisy Nuisances

London notices say Robinson Crusoe film parrots and a man named Fridey led producer Wetherell into trouble with the police. After filming the birds were brought to London as pets, their persistent chatter prompted neighbor complaints and a police-court fine of 20 dollars for harboring two noisy nuisances.

London Robinson Crusoe Crusoe Fridey W. A. Wetherell

Boy Hurt in Street Car Auto Crash

A boy, son of Mrs. Mary McDermott of 1625 Sycamore Street, suffered facial cuts when the car in which he rode with his mother was struck by a W. F. & N. street car at Fourth and Water streets this morning.

Mary,McDermott Sycamore Street Fourth Water Streets

St Paul Livestock Market Mixed Receipts and Prices

Livestock trade opened slow with weak demand across cattle calves hogs and sheep in St Paul Minnesota on November 3. Prices showed mixed moves as feeders and stockers faced broad demand while hogs and sheep posted modest gains amid steady to higher bids. Cotton and grain notes from Liverpool and Chicago provide parallel price movements and futures activity for commodities.

Potato market reports and strange town aging tale

In Chicago potatoes market reports show receipts at 99 cars with overall demand moderating and prices for sacked Russets and round whites within the day. Separately a note recalls TilScarora, once a bustling metropolis in the 1880s with 15,009 residents now a ghost town of about 80 people aged 20 or older.

Chicago Wisconsin Minnesota -North Dakota Red River Thale Burbanks TilScarora Mevarta

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