Hog cholera education series by Dr Conn in Evening Courier
Dr Conn a state veterinarian and farm educts authority writes on hog cholera in the corn belt. He outlines symptoms, lesions, and the two associated infectious agents, noting serum treatment can help but not always. He warns many herds diagnosed as cholera are not affected and cites postmortem changes and diagnostic challenges.
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George Hi
Conn
Conn ‘Educts Company
Waterloo
Evening Courier
Onolera
Dr. Conn
Mahnke’s Photo Graces Dairy Journal Cover
Lenora Mahnke daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Mahnke poses with Great Scott’s Rose on the cover of Dairy Farmer journal published by L Kimball Co The feature notes her as junior champion Jersey Keifer and as grand champion in Dairy Cattle Congress final parade admired by local herdsmen who urged prominent coverage
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Lenora Mahnke
Edward Mahnke
Riehi Street
Scott
Rose
Dairy Aidle Congress
Farmer
Fed L. Kimball Company
Hartional
Mabnke
Rural Improvement Club Continues Regular Meetings
The Rural Improvement Club of West Waterloo township Black Hawk County met last Thursday at the home of Mrs. Meade Kline for a mighty interesting gathering. The organization of farm women discussed ongoing farm home improvement activities and shared experiences from their extended season of access.
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K. B. Shaw
Will Shankis
Floyd Koh
Black Hawk Road
Rural Improvement Club
Farm Home Improveiment
Waterloo
Blacklawk
Meade Kline
Big Type Hogs Most Popular Now Says Agent Burger
A. A. Burger, Black Hawk County Agent, notes farmers favor the big type hogs for quicker maturity and better lean meat. Ames Department of Animal Husbandry report by Profs. Evward and Kildee supports larger hogs, showing lower feed per 100 pounds gained and higher profitability. Market demand now favors bacon-type hogs with less fat, influencing breeding decisions and litter profitability.
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A. A. Burger
Black Hawk County
Department of Animal Husbandry
Ames
John M. Evward
H. H. Kildee
Residents and visitors mingle in Urbana social notes
Mrs De Walk of near Rowley rides to Cedar Rapids for a day trip while Ben Dever visits Center Point for the weekend with parents. Mr and Mrs Allen Waterloo spend a few days here. Several locals travel to Cedar Rapids and Vinton while others host family gatherings. A long illness ends with the death of Miss Francis Berman near Oak Grove. Hospitalization and visits accompany a sequence of social calls across towns including Brandon and Rock Rapids.
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Sam Waddle
Wheeler
Earl Strait
Brandon
Straft
Vr‘pana
William Brody
Vinton
Backus
Minn
Ray Wheeler
Francis Berman
Oak Grove
James Brody
George Saunders
Willian Hurd
Beck Stewart
Rock Rapids
J. H. Shaffer
Nick Drilling
Cedar Rapids
Sadie Dever
Waterloo
Cuff Saunders
Sherifsburg
Mercy Hospital
M. B. Dingman
Leigh Nicole
Steno Vacation Delays Ruling in Iowa Official Oath Case
Des Moines Nov 7 A decision in the W B Barney matter, Iowa food commissioner, charged with oath violation, is postponed due to the stenographer’s vacation. Expected delay until December. France meat prices have risen, forcing many to stop purchases.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
W. B. Barney
State Gairy and Food
Deri
Made 'Big' Money on Farm in 1921
In Cedar Rapids on November 7 a farmer named Emmet Dougherty reports his 1921 farm profits. He credits purebred dairy cattle, improved pasture, and cheaper feeds for an income of about 1350 from eight cows and a bull, plus poultry and hog gains. He notes milk yields, calf and seed corn sales, and soil fertility improvements raising productivity.
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Cedar Rapids
Emmet Dougherty
Seattle
Amy
Federal aid for cattle tuberculosis in Iowa rejected
Secretary Wallace of agriculture said no new apportionment of the one million dollar federal fund for tuberculin testing will be made. Iowa delegates urged more money to stamp out tuberculosis, but Wallace noted states must match funds and declined further federal allotment despite unspent balances.
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Washington News Bureau
Waterloo Evening Courier
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Secretary of Agriculture
Walace
Yowa
Hawkeye
Wallace
Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Towa
Congress
Supreme Court Will Hear Low Fare Fight
United Press dispatch notes the Supreme Court will hear two nationwide cases on 5 cent street car fares. Chicago vs Chicago Railway and Public Service Railway Co of New Jersey vs state utilities commission are set for review this week.
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Supreme Court
United Press
Washington, D. C
City of
Chicago
Chicago Railway Company
Public iService Railway Company of
New Jersey
Seed Prices for Toledo Planting Season
Seed listing for Toledo shows prices for diverse seeds including Vloverseed and Timothy. December through March rates are provided with cash and prima cash options, highlighting December to March price ranges and notable per unit costs.
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Toledo
Timothy
Armament Pace Led by United States in 1921 Navy Build
Washington reports nations race in arms with the United States far ahead in total 1921 military appropriations at 1 422 752 000. 771 530 000 to the army and 651 222 000 to the navy. The article details ships, battleships, cruisers, destroyers and submarines projected through 1924, comparing Britain and Japan.
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Washington, D. C
America
Sidner I. Gulick
Commission On International Justice and Goodwill
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Grant
Britain
England
Wilh
Tota
I i
I Ags
Wheat and futures edge higher on Tokyo market reports
Wheat prices fluctuated in early trading with frost impacts noted and US supply seen offset by potential Canadian imports. December and May futures moved modestly, then rose before closing steadier, while corn and oats showed mixed movement and provisions weakened.
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Whivago
Ayreoothin
United States
Canad
Sesson
Tim Close
Livestock Market Reports From Sioux City and St Joseph
From Sioux City and St Joseph, cattle receipts total about 10,600 with prices 4.80 to 4.25 for steers and cows, calves around 5.00, while sheep receipts near 2,000 show lambs at 8.00 to 8.10 and ewes at 3.50 to 4.25. Market steady to higher on lambs. cattle mixed with lower cows and steady calf values.
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SF. Joseph
dJoseph
Hous
HORSES AND MULES PRICES AND QUOTATIONS
East St Louis market lists horses and mules with prices for 14 to 16 hands up to 160. Mules priced from 110 to 250, with heavy draft at 125. Chicago cash quotes include wheat corn oats and oats futures, with various No. 2 and No. 1 grades. Also notes on Minneapolis grain and Peoria grain prices and New York loans.
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East St. Louis
Minneapolis
Prices of Food a Shade Lower in New York
Bradstreet's weekly food index for the week ending Nov 4 shows a drop to 2.38 per pound across 31 food items, down from 2.98 last week and 4.09 the year-ago week. The report notes broad changes in commodities, metals, and exchanges, with mixed gains and losses among listed items and foreign demand figures.
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New York
Bradstreet
Iran
Bess
Souther
Prices wow 505m New York butter eggs poultry and more
New York reports weaker butter receipts with creamery grades up to 92 score and firsts around 61 to 63 cents, while eggs show firm receipts and varied prices for fresh gathered and firsts. Chicago and Kansas City showcase mixed dairy and poultry markets with regional shifts. cotton futures opened steady and sugar prices held, as a note mentions an early estimate that the first known movies camera was made in 1880.
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New York
Hogs and cattle market report from Saturday pricing
Receipts and prices across hogs cattle sheep and other livestock show mixed movement. Hogs mostly steady with lighter weights up to 7.90, bulk around 8.25. cattle receipts 23,000 with selective gains for beef steers and yearlings, veal calves weaker. sheep 26,000 with steady to slightly lower carcass values. merchants report varying bids and steady to higher demand for heavy feeders and light cows.
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Bess
Satureday
Eity
East St Louis Livestock Receipts Report Mixed Market
East St Louis Nov 7 receipts about 12 000 with a slow market for steers and beef cattle. Slower demand noted on bulls and stockers while veal calves remained fair to good. Hog and pig totals near 16 000 with varied prices and lighter runs of sows and lights. Lambs steady with mixes of quality and cull ewes and wooled offerings in the low to mid five dollar range.
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ST. Louis
St Louis
Lamb Tor
Price trend up on Wall Street amid mixed sector gains
New York stock market opened with most prices higher led by Mexican Petroleum and Standard Oil of New Jersey gaining 1 point while United States Steel and General Asphalt were notable exceptions. Rail and oil issues rallied early as Liberty bonds showed early strength then reversed on profit taking. several large names and government bonds traded at record levels before a fluctuating close.
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Dubin
Ireland
Dublin Castle
Shere
Peru
Jin
Tahitian Islands
United States Navy
Holland
Australia
Charles Snow
Marblehead
Associated_ Press
New York
United States Steel
General Asphalt
Mexican Petroleum
Standard of of New Jersey
Houseton
Chandler Motor
Inspiration Cooper
New York Dock
Jones Hreckers
Liberty Bands
Liberty Hands
London
American Car
Brown Shoe
Winghouse
Liberty
Gall
American Wan Oe
General Motors
Eat
Northern Oracus Reedrich Co
Eee
Eens Lint
Mer
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International Paper
Kennecott Copper
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pure Oil Co
Pennsylvan Reading
Rep
Tron & Steel
Sinclair
Bn Tg Refining
Beata of
Tris Souther Railway
Studebaker Corporation
Cccee
Atchison
Baldwin Lacemelive
Baltimore & Onlo
Bethlehem Steel
Texan Cor
Utah Copper
Wastinghouse
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Olio Whicaro
Pennies Crucible
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Linn County
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AO Free Buyer
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Mexico
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Minnesota
Red River
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Kansas City
St Louis. Louis
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Liberty Lph
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