Iowa Farm Bureau to Attend National Meet in Chicago
Iowa delegates led by Charles E Hearst head to the American Farm Bureau Federation meeting at Hotel Sherman Chicago December 7 to 12. 10 000 visitors expected with sessions on agricultural taxation and co operative marketing. Speakers include George H Duncan and Dr Charles M A Stine discussing taxation advances and chemistry based farm income growth.
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Chicago
Towa
American Farm Bureau Federation
Sherman
Charles E. Hearst
Des Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
National Organization
Hawkeye
Ellsworth Richardson
Monroe
Farm Bureau
Iowa State College At
Ames
Neale S. Knowles
Mary Gregg
Montgomery
Benton
Dubuque
Iowa
George H. Duncan
New Hampshire
Charles M. A. Stine
E. I. du Pont de Nemours Company
Stine
State Institutions List 66 Holsteins for Waterloo Sale
Iowa state board of control schedules first annual dairy cattle sale at Waterloo December 3 featuring 66 Holsteins from Clarinda Woodward Mt Pleasant Independence Cherokee and other institutions. Notable lots include Queen Ja hanna DeKol Ormsby from Woodward and Mt Pleasant King Ormsby Ollie with high butter records. J E Mack of Fort Atkinson Wisconsin acts as auctioneer with Barney Chapin as sales manager.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Iowa State Board of Control
Congress Pavilion
State Board of Control
Clarinda State Hospital
Woodward State Hospital
Hospital For Insane
Cherokee
Independence State Hospital
Men’s Reformatory
Clive
Mi- Pleasant State Hospital
Oakdale
Mitchellville
Anamosa
Rockwell City
Mt. Pleasant
Ja‘hanna DeKol
Ormsby
Woodward
March Ormsby
Piebe King
Korndyke Fayne Ormsby
Pieterije Fayne Ormsby
J. E. Mack
Fort Atkinson
Wis
Barney, Chapin
Towa Judges Place Seventh at Royal
Towa State college livestock judging team finished seventh of 16 at the American Royal Livestock show in Kansas City. Ralph Held of Iowa State ranked as the second highest individual judge overall. The Iowa State team was fourth in judging horses. Illinois won, Nebraska placed sixth.
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Kansas City
Towa State College
Ralph Held
Iowa State College
Iown
University of Ilinois
Nebraska
4-H Club Banquet At Osage Missouri Style Event
Osage In November 20 The Methodist church parlors hosted Mitchell county 4-H club banquet. Epworth league served the meal. Lybarger farm orchestra provided music. A pageant titled The Spirit of Club Work was presented by 4-H-otris.
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Courier
Osage
Methodist Church
Mitchell County
Epworth League
Lybarger Farm Orchestra
4-Hotris
County Agents Study Land O Lakes System on Dairy Tour
Sixteen county agents from northeastern Iowa traveled by bus starting in Waterloo to Mason City Owatonna and Minneapolis to inspect Land O Lakes cooperative marketing. They aimed to learn how the system handles butter and dairy products, its 500 creameries, and direct-from-farmer supply methods.
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O’ Lakes System
Iowa
Waterloo
Mason City
Owatonna
Minn
Minneapolis
Land O' Lakes
Land O ° Lakes
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Land O’ Lakes
Land © O' Lakes
Land of Lakes Creameries
A. J. McGuire
Big Dairy Co-Operative Marketing System
Emil Johnson
Lands' Lakes
Nicollet Hotel
Harley Walker
Marshall
C. W. Beck
Winneshick
William
Winnebago
John Mullins
Butler
Clyde Bechtelheimer
Iowa Creamery Secretaries’ and Managers’ Association
EB. S. Estes
Dairy Cattle Congress
Altho
John Thompson
Iowa Homestead
Jay Whitson
Wallaces
Farmer
Towa
America
John Uban
Black Hawk County
D. D. Offringa
Bremer
Poultry and Butter In Storage Increase Reports
Washington reports increased storage of many poultry products as of November 1 compared with last year. Frozen poultry totals reach 58.45 million pounds with turkey holdings at 4.80 million. butter drops to 105.90 million pounds while American cheese rises to 82.12 million pounds. Egg and apple stocks also rise, with total meats at 545.23 million pounds.
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Washington
D. C
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Corn Carry-over Is Lowest Since 1916 Des Moines Report
Iowa farm stocks of old corn on November 1 totaled 4,940,000 bushels, the lowest in over a decade. Nationwide old corn stocks were about 54,000,000 bushels, less than last year, as total US corn supply reached about 2.949 billion bushels, roughly 2 percent above last year.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Weather and Crop Bureau
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States
Bureau
Maynard Farmers To Hold Crops Exhibit
Maynard Iowa November 20 plans are under way for a Fayette County Farmers Institute session at Maynard high school gymnasium December 5 6 7 featuring a corn and grain show for adults and juniors the county high school grain judging contest speakers on alfalfa soils and livestock culinary displays and demonstrations for the ladies plus a special Maynard high school program the county contest judging is set for December 6 at 10 am with many county schools entering teams.
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Maynard
Payette
Fayette County
We Institute
Lloyd Loonan Buys Another Hudson 80
Lloyd Loonan of Cedar Falls buys the unimproved 80 acres adjoining his Walter Faulkner 80 purchase, south of Hudson. Roy Faulkner formerly owned the land. price set at 125 dollars per acre. George Saul of Reinbeck completed the transaction.
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Courier Special Service
Hudson
Lloyd Loonan
Cedar Falls
Walter Faulkner
Town
Roy Faulkner
Loonan
George Saul
Reinbeck
State Farm Leader to Speak at Floyd County Meeting
Floyd Iowa November 20 A W Oxley district committeeman and executive committee member of the Iowa Farm Bureau federation will be the principal speaker at the Floyd county farm bureau meeting Friday night The theme will focus on marketing especially cooperative efforts A speaker from Floyd county Teal will also take part in the program
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Floyd, Ia
A. W. Oxley
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Floyd County
Teal
The Rhyming Farmer by J Edward Tufft
A verse piece notes wheat and bread prices across regions with farmers and boarders debating economics. It critiques rising middleman profits, linking wheat cost, fruit sale price, and liquor costs to price disparities, ending with a wartime fairness remark.
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J. Edward Tufft
The
Associated Press
Omaha Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Hogs Cattle
Omaha Neb Nov 20. Hog receipts 9 000 slow market with prices down 15 to 25 cents for packing grades. Top hogs to 8 80, bulk 200 360 pounds 8 64 to 8 75. Cattle receipts 6 800 fed steers and yearlings uneven with better grades steady to down 25 cents. She stock weak to 25 cents lower. Sheep receipts 6 500 lambs strong with fat wool lambs 12 60 to 12 00, top 19 20. ewes and feeding lambs firm to steady.
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Omaha
Neb
South St. Paul
Minn
Potatoes market and price notes from Chicago
Chicago November 20 reports show receipts 89 cars on track total U S shipments 545 cars trading slows and market dull Wisconsin sacked round whites at 1 00 Minnesota and North Dakota sacked round whites Bed She sacked Red River Ohips 1 007 1 65 South Dakota sacked Early Ohios News Idaho sacked Russell 1 50 fancy shade higher
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Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
South Dakota
Farmers Questions and Comments Invite Editor
Readers may address questions and comments to the Farm Department of the Waterloo Evening Courier. Communications should be sent to Editor Farm Department, Waterloo, Iowa. Phone number provided as £ 100.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Wheat futures rise on Gulf sales and world demand
Chicago prices firm as export wheat sales from the Gulf of Mexico for November loading match Chicago May delivery. Bulls cite rising world wheat demand and corn scarcity in Europe. Corn and oats advance. provisions vary. December wheat at 1.15 1/2 to 2.16, December corn up to 85 3/4 to 87 1/2, oats steady to higher.
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Chicago
Gulf of Mexico
Europe
Liverpool
United States
India
Australia
Minneapolis Flour Market Report Note
Minneapolis flour markets show shipments unchanged at 24 904 barrels. Bran prices recorded at 32.00 to 32.50 per unit amid steady trading in Minneapolis on November 20.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis, Minn
Provisions Price Rundown for New York Chicago and St Louis
In New York on November 20 butter receipts reach 13 936 tubs with cheese steady at 237 362 lbs. Poultry prices show fresh fowls 23 24c, frozen 22 33c. turkeys fresh 33 35c, frozen 30 47c. Epes eggs and regional henries list varied firsts and extras. Chicago reports butter at 47 50c, creamery 49 51c, eggs 30 38c, cheese types and poultry prices across varieties. St Louis notes eggs up to 45c, butter creamery extras higher to 51c, cheese unchanged, poultry irregular with hens and turkeys varying.
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New York
Hennery
Hennery Browns
Chicago
St. Louis
Cash quotations from Board of Trade Chicago Nov 20
Wheat and corn prices listed for No 3 No 2 Northern Spring and mixed and yellow grades. No sales reported for rye and timothyseed. barley 68 to 73 cents. Lard ribs and bellies quoted at 11.72, 11.25, and 12.50 respectively.
Hogs Weakening as Receipts Expand in Chicago Market
Chicago markets show hog receipts at 47 000 with late trade 15 to 25 cents lower. Top hog price to 9.15 for mixed loads. cattle receipts 10 000 with uneven decline across classes. steer prices around 13 50 to 17 50 for slaughter grades. Sheep receipts 11 000 with fair activity and steady to slightly higher quotes for fat lambs and ewes. General market uneven. weekly totals show large year-over-year changes.
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Chicago
Peoria Livestock Hog Receipts Fall. Cattle Sluggish
Hogs at Peoria market show 20 cent decline with 4500 head received and top price around 5.00, bulk sales between 8.50 and 8.90. Cattle receipts were light at about 150 head.
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Peoria Livestock Peoria
Favorite stocks hit new peaks on heavy buying surge
In New York trading, buying orders piled up delaying tickers for nearly two hours as industrial and railroad shares led advances of five points or more. DuPont climbed to a new high around 503 before profit taking pulled it to 490. Radio and Case Threshing Machine posted sharp gains, with several other names touching or nearing peak prices amid strong opening and heavy block trades.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Dupont
International Harvester
Wright Aero
Pittsburgh Coal
Case
Radio
Greene Cananea Copper
Keith-Albee-Orpheum
Liquid Carbonic
Johns Manville
Woolworth
May Department Stores
Standard Oil
California
Curtiss, Wright, Allied Chemical
Victor Talking Machine
Russia Insurance
Pullman
National Bellas Hess
Case Threshing Machine
Archer Daniels, Midland
Calumet & Arizona
Curtiss, Wright
Western Maryland
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Transcontinentall
Anaconda
New Haven
Northern Pacific
American Woolen Common
Preferred
May
Foreign exchange rates in New York market
Foreign exchanges show mixed demand with numerous currencies quoted against the dollar. British pound at 4.245, France 3.902, Italy 5.23540, Belgium 13.89, Germany 23.80, Holland 40.11, Norway 26.64, Sweden 26.71, Denmark 26.64, Switzerland 19.245, Spain 16.11, Greece 1.29, Poland 11.25, Czecho Slovakia 2.9644, Yugoslavia 1.76, Austria 14.07, Romania 0.60, Argentina 42.75, Brazil 11.93, Tokio 46.40, Shanghai 64.25, Montreal 100.09.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Austria
Roumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokio
Shanghai
Montreal
Minneapolis Grain Wheat Prices Rise on Heavy Receipts
Wheat receipts reached 442 cars, up from 355 last year at Minneapolis Grain. Prices varied by grade with No 1 northern around $1.11 to $1.13 and other grades including dark northern and red durum showing higher figures and futures quotes for December at $1.11 and May at $1.17.
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Minneapolis
Minn
MiMi
Montana
East St. Louis Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
East St Louis on November 20 reports hogs receipts around 20 000 with early trade down 16 to 25 cents, various weight hogs priced from 7.00 to 9.90 while cattle receipts about 4200 with steers 12.75 to 16.25 and yearlings 13.00 to 17.00. cows and bulls priced, sheep receipts 1000 with steady to firm tone and lambs around 12.50 to 13.75 for light weights.
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East St. Louis
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City livestock receipts: hogs 10,000 slow sale 25 to 35 cents lower, top $8.85 on 215-240 lb hogs. cattle 12,000 receipts with varied classes. slaughter steers 950-1500 lb $12.00 to $17.00, fed yearlings $12.50 to $17.00, cows $8.50 to $11.00, stockers $10.50 to $13.00. sheep 5,000 receipts lambs higher, top fed lambs $13.35, lambs 92 lbs and under $19.50 to $13.35, ewes $4.25 to $26.50, feeder lambs $11.50 to $12.25.
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Kansas City
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices Drop at St Paul Market
Receipts at South St. Paul reach 2000 cattle 2500 calves 12000 hogs and 2000 sheep with mixed moves. Fed steers and cattle down 50 75 cents while hogs lack a clear bid with lights at 8.65 and 8.25 for pigs. lambs rise up to 25 cents with best around 13.25 and many moths around 9.50.
Livestock Market Report St Joseph Mo Nov 20
Hogs receipts 12500 moderate activity prices 8.70 to 8.85 top for 190 to 325 lb. 160 to 180 lb 8.50 to 8.70. Cattle receipts 2200 calves 300 slaughter steers slow, vealers steady, cows 6.00 7.60, veal top 13.50. Sheep receipts 4600 active, western lambs 13.25, natives 12.00 13.00, 82 lb clipped lambs 12.25, fat ewes up to 6.60.
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St. Joseph
Toledo Seeds Market Report Notice
Toledo seeds market reports price quotes for cloverseed with January domestic at 17.85 dollars cash imported old and December and January new at 12.65 dollars asked. other varieties unchanged as of November 20.
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Toledo Seeds
Toledo
Grain Prices Reported From Omaha Market
The Omaha Neb price list shows wheat for No 1 hard 1.10 to 1.19 per bushel, No 2 hard 1.10 to 1.15, dark northern spring 1.10 to 1.15, northern spring 1.08 to 1.10, durum smutty 0.80, mixed smutty 1.08. Corn No 4 yellow 0.77 to 0.80, No 4 mixed 0.75, oats No 3 white 0.43, No 4 white 0.03.
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Omaha
Neb
Bond Market Quiet Early With Mixed Movements
New York on November 20 reports early bond trading showing irregular price changes. Anaconda and Andes Copper 7s rose about one point while several oils and utilities, including California Petroleum 5s and Public Service of New Jersey doubles, advanced. Railroads were flat and Italian industrials led foreign activity.
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Allied Ice & Dye Wees
American Car & Foundry oSats
Armour
Atchison Pee
Atlantic Coast Line
Rene
Western
Chic
R. L & Pac
Chrysler Tee
Colorado
Col. Gas & Elec
Consolidated Gas - Senor Os
Bu Pont de Nemessen
Erie
San Francisco
Texas
Pacific
Sete Ene
Union Carbide
Union Pacific
Veven
United States Ind
United States Rubber Ace
United States Steel
Seuneveneeneue
Wabash Ween
Steer
Greene Can
Houston Ojeesee
Budson Motors Sedee
Central
Seat
Eng
Int
Harvester Atone
Mer
Mar
Inter Tel
Kan
Kennecott
Marland Oil
Tex
Missouri Pac
Seere
Packard
Pennsylvania
Phillips
Pullman
New York
Anaconda
Andes
California Petroleum
Public Service of New Jersey
Dls
Real Estate Transfers in Waterloo Indiana Districts
A series of real estate transfers in Waterloo Indiana list multiple transactions. Ella Lee Cummings transfers to Anna E Young a portion of lot 6 block 2 in Johns addition. Lucy J Bunn widow transfers to A I Bunn portions of lots 2 and 3 block 55 original plat Waterloo and part of lot 1 block Does addition to Waterloo. Nick Lutgen Jr transfers to L C Coleman lots 65 66 69 block 114 River view addition. Mabel Smalling et al to Carey M Shepherd lots 78 and 4 block 16 Downing Place addition Waterloo. Rose Baum and Lensa Baum Jen mish to T J Bender lot 10 Auditor Francis Baker addition Waterloo. Mis-Contin ent Petroleum Corp transfers to T J Bender lot 7 and part of lot 8 Auditor Francis Baker addition Waterloo. Dan Walker transfers to G H Scully lot 17 block 2 Burnside addition Waterloo. Several entries mention John Deere Tractor Co to W we Co land in 23- (illegible) as part of broader real estate listings.
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Ella Lee Cummings
Anna E. Young
Johnson
Waterloo
Lucy J. Bunn
A. I. Bunn
Block Doe
Cereses
Nick Lutgen, Jr
L. c. “Coleman
Riverview
Mabel
D. Smalling
M. Shepherd
Downing Place
Rose Baum
Lensa Baum
Et Ux
T. J. Bender
Francis Baker
Mis-Continent Petroleum Corp
Francis’ Baker
The Return of Chin Sing
Chin Sing, a fixture outside Loo Fat’s Chinatown restaurant, clashes with American culture as he becomes entangled in an illegal opium sales attempt. A federal judge sentences him to six months, a one dollar fine, and deportation back to China.
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Chin Sing
Chinatown
Loo Fat
China
Ching
Leo Fat
Uncle Sam
Grain price report from Kansas City exchange
Kansas City grain note reports wheat receipts at 69 cars with prices for various grades led by No 2 and No 3 dark and red categories. Corn receipts at 21 cars show No 2 white and yellow values with mixed lots and small gains or stability across grades.
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Kansas City Grain
Kansas City
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Wieke Rye Eeaee Tag Sig
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E. 8T. Louis Livestock
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ST. Joseph Livestock
AD Schuster
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State Loan Co
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