Coolidge to Attend 25th International Livestock Exposition
President Coolidge will attend the twenty-fifth anniversary International Livestock Exposition in Chicago from November 29 to December 6. The event features seven foreign judges, Canadian entries, and $100,000 in prizes across about 900 contests. Over 21,000 animals and 3,600 crop samples are expected, signaling a historic agricultural gathering.
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Chicago
Washington
Coolidge
Congress
United States Department of ‘Agriculture
Prince of Wales’ Alberta
Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations
Dominion
United States
Chicago Board of Trade
Windfalls at Hort Show Highlight Harrison County Apples
J N Pease from Litteton Colo and E O Worth of Mondamin Ill with Jonathan apples win top prizes at the Midwest Horticultural exposition. Worth claims Harrison County soil yields best Jonathans with multiple ribbons and the sweepstakes cup. Colorado exhibitors display strong entries as Iowa State College grows large chrysanthemums while a cracking machine for nuts draws attention at the Hippodrome.
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J. N. Pease
RB. S. Herrick
Midwest Horticultural Exposition
Litteton
Colo
E.O. Worth
Mondamin
Tilson County
Jonathan
Harrison County
Jonathans
Carly
Worth
St. Louis
Colorado
Huskers Stock Up on Mitts to Pick 1924 Corn Fields
Ceder Falls November 11 local dealers report strong demand for husking mittens and gloves as corn picking begins in full. Prices paid to pickers range from one to eight cents per bushel with some hired hands earning seven cents per bushel. Elevator operators offer less, while yield expectations vary from around 40 bushels per acre to doubts about reaching that. Corn picking machines see growing state wide activity. Local dealers have only a small amount of new corn but expect to report more as harvesting continues.
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Ceder Falls
Meythaler Herd Produces Record Milk Over Five Months
Between May 1 and Oct. 1 the Meythaler Holstein herd owned by Charles Meythaler produced 114,159 pounds of whole milk, averaging 746 pounds daily. That equals about 331 quarts or 82 percent of a gallon per day, or nearly eight and a half 10 gallon cans. The peak day yielded 1,090 pounds about 590 quarts. Records from the local condensary document the total.
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Independence
Charles Meythaler
Meythaler
Farmers to Hold Annual Meeting at Rowley
Rowley Iowa November 11 Homer Township Farm Bureau to hold its annual meeting at the BSH Gol house Tuesday evening November 18. The program includes regular business and motion pictures.
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Rowley
Homer Township
Farmers Editor Inquiry Addressed to Waterloo Evening Courier
Questions and comments invited with communications directed to the Editor, Farm Department, Waterloo Evening Courier. Provide address details and contact method for readers to submit inquiries.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Towe
Phone 6100
18 Guernseys Lead Wapsie Valley Test Averages
Independence Iowa November report from Wapsie Valley Cow Test shows 288 cows averaging 21.8 pounds of butterfat per day. Copenhaver’s 18 grade Guernseys top herd with 29.4 pounds fat from 684.5 pounds milk. Butterfat average 43 cents per pound.
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Independence
Wagsie Valley
EW Garaghty
Jersey
Leonard Brame
Tse Copenhaver
Razgas
Campbell
John Sarterlere
Vocational Educators Prepare Indiana Plant Tours
Indiana hosts the eighteenth annual National Society for Vocational Education convention December 11 to 13 in Indianapolis. Delegates from all states will tour plants en route from Chicago and visit eastern northern southern Indiana sites, with manufacturer exhibits and cooperation from university instructors and directors. L. H. Dennis of Pennsylvania leads as president. F. G. Nichols of Cambridge Massachusetts is secretary. Oswald of New York is treasurer.
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Ind
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National Society For Vocational Education
Delecates
Chicago
Tndianapolis
Hoosier
Louisville
Cincinnati
L. H. Dennis
Pennsylvania
F. G. Nichols
Cambridge
Mass
Oswald
New York
New Hampton Lad on Ames Judging Team This Season
New Hampton lad joins Ames judging squad for livestock shows this season. The article notes improved exhibit preparation for the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago with eight hog breeds and seven horse judges, highlighting students as part of the judging team and naming squad members.
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NEW Hampton Lad
Ames
Amex
Town State College
Chicago
HH. Kildee
Kildee
Kitchee
State Fair and Correction
Jeach
Uaye
American Royal
Kansas City
S. G. Denner
New Hampton
B. Grassie
M. H. Kerr
Postville
Margerum
Lenox
Four Benton County Farmers Try McLean Plan to Raise Hogs
Four Benton County farmers join a McLean swine management demonstration program after a visit by Dr. K W Stouder. George Konicek Bruce township Leorage Thompson Big Grove R H Detrick Eden and W F Schlatterbeck Fremont will keep a spring crew of pigs on clean pastures for four months after farrowing. They will wash hog houses with hot water and lye and move sows and pigs to pasture two weeks after farrowing. The Benton County Farm Bureau aims to show profitable hog raising and encourage others to adopt the method.
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Vinton
K. W. Stouder
McLean County
Benton County
George Konicek
Bruce Township
lEerace Thompson
Big Grove
R. H. .Detrick
Eden
W. F. Schlatterbeck
Fremont
Benton County Farm Bureau
Renton County
Rowley Creamery Sees Higher Butter Output in 1924
Rowley farmers creamery reports 179000 pounds of butter produced this year, signaling a production rise above 1923. All butter sold on the New York extra market as of November 11. Market quotes for grains and produce are listed from New York with various price levels for corn oats and wheat.
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Rowley Creamery
Rowley. In
Rowley ‘Farmers’ Creamery
New York
Waterlo o Market Prices From Waterloo Co op and Other Markets
Quotations from the Waterloo Co operatives showing prices for butter lard and potatoes, cattle and hogs with horse and hog categories. Also notes on timing from Rath Packing Co and Colin Bros and listings for beef hides and pelts. Imports include Chicago and Peoria Livestock markets with hogs cattle calves and potato receipts and foreign exchange rates and New York flour prices.
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Waterloo Co-op
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Colin Bros
Grain Markets Closed for Armistice Day in Chicago
All domestic grain exchanges were closed for Armistice Day in Chicago. Livestock markets were likewise affected, with trading suspended across exchanges.
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Hogs uneven and 16 to 15c lower cattle firm
Hog prices moved unevenly with large lots down about 16 to 15 cents while cattle markets showed firmness. Reports from Unlcixo and St Paul list varied hog weights and prices, with top hogs around 9.89 and many mid weight cuts trading lower, amid broad receivers and notes on supply. Cattle receipts and prices reflected a steadier trend with few declines, while lambs and sheep showed mixed movement across regions including Omaha and St Paul markets.
Price advances continue in New York stock market
New York November 11 stock prices resumed their rise with gains in rails and major industrials. American Can, American Tobacco B, United Drug, and American Smelting hit new year highs as trading widened in early hours. Industrials led, with Katy preferred and Southern Pacific among movers. total first two hours nearing 1,000,000 shares.
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Reinbeck Area News Highlights Local Births and Incidents
Rural news from Reinbeck reports births including a son to Mr and Mrs Roy Strophenn and a girl to Mr and Mrs Ernest Lauer. Several injuries and accidents are noted such as a boy slashing his back with an axe and a head injury from a pony collision. Local movements include residents traveling to Chicago and to Spirit Lake for farm business and family visits.
Greene sight Improvement Sunday in the community notes
Local notes report Mrs. J Hodgin and family visiting in Waterlag. November Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Dell Medlau. Miss Tesale Termplts travels to Fall River to visit an uncle. Brethren Church Ladies quilt meet. Mrs. Langenhagen and Mrs. Strickler visit Argeson. work continues at Al Winterbern’s off station. Armistice day high school Homecoming. Green Springs football vs Greene. Dr. Fisher visits Ackishums and ter. Mrs. Williams convalesces from lumbago. Mrs. Woolwand and Julia plan winter in Seattle and Oakland. Presbyterian Sunday school class held a meeting. cotton market opens steady with prices lower.
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al Winterbern
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Pisher
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Sss Juila
Seattle
Wash
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Cal
Presbyterian Sunday School
Mia Wester
Gretnada
East St. Louis and Sioux City Livestock Receipts Report
East St. Louis reports receipts around 26 000 steady from Monday with cattle and hogs mixed in price movements. Sioux City data shows receipts about 3500 with killerson steady and fat yearlings near 19 dollars, hogs around 7 dollars, and sheep receipts about 2000 with lambs at 13 75 and ewes at 7 25.
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Livestock Market Report from St. Joseph
Mixed cattle hog and sheep sales reported with steady to firm prices. Hogs at around 33 to 40 per hundredweight, cattle and calves steady, sheep and lambs steady with lambs 12.50 to 14.00, ewes around 38.25.
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Produce price notes from Chicago and New York markets
Market notes from New York and Chicago on November 11 show firmer butter with higher creamery grades and varied cheese quotes. Poultry and live animal receipts are listed, with turkey and duck prices and regional milk skim and whole milk statements.
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Chicas
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Armistice radio programs and local notices page
Radio Digest lists Armistice program broadcasts across cities including WLS Chicago WGN Boston and many others with times ranging from early evening to late night. The page also records local notices from Winthrop Iowa about deaths moves and property transfers plus society items and Halloween events.
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Malcolm sells meat market to Wilbur Ohts in Littleton
In Littleton on November 11 G W W Malcolm sold his meat market to Wilbur Ohts who has taken possession. Malcolm has been ill for a week. Walker from Greenville visited H Hoffman at his home last week. Miss Ross trom Waterloo will give an entertainment at the Methodist church on November 20. Ladies auxiliary bazar earned thirteen dollars and thirty cents. Revival meetings are held at a vacant store in Littiston. Mrs Otto Schultz and children from Waf erley spent last week with Mrs Burtzine in Interein Geille.
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G. WW. Malcom
Wilbur Ohts
Malcom
Walker
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Ross
Ross Consumaatory
Waterloo
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Jesup
Methodist Church
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Wa[ferley
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Engines and parts lineup from Waterloo Gasoline Engine Co.
Readable catalog notes list many engines and pump jacks with 11 percent horsepower figures, Monarch and Webster magnetos, battery ignition, and various brands like Waterloo Boy and John Deere type A. It advertises prices and terms while urging immediate purchase.
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Webster
Pew
B. Pi Patfield
Lawson
H. P. John Deere
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