Farmers Institute at Shell Rock Ends with Strong Exhibits
The three day farmers institute in Shell Rock Iowa closed with high attendance and strong exhibits across men and women displays. Madsen Brothers Cedar Falls won Sweepstakes with white corn entries while H Hauser Marshalltown judged best yellow and white ears. Henry Miller showed top potatoes and W Q Lapp Ames spoke on poultry and marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fars
Shell Rock
Farmers’ Institute
Madsen Brothers
Cedar Falls
H. van Hauen
Hauser
Hls
Cliff Myers
Ben Mulder
van Hausen
Madsen
Cliff Alyers
L. A. Wyzie
Hagedorn to Auction Spotted Poland Boars
H J Hagedorn and Sons near Quietdale farm announce the sale of 25 head of Spotted Poland China boars. The animals are doubly immune, eligible to registry, and guaranteed breeders. Austrian bank notes once used as soap wrappers by a Swiss manufacturer are mentioned in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagedorn
Poland
Cruiser
H. J. Hagedorn, & Sons
Here
Quietdale Farm
Courier Cup for Best Ten Ears at Corn Congress
The Waterton Corn Congress opens December 11 and closes December 16. Entries close December 12. judging begins December 14. Waterloo Evening Courier awards a loving cup to the exhibitor of the best ten ear sample, with the winner’s name engraved on a cap to hold until the next congress.
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Courier
Waterloo Evening Courier
Advertising to Make Farm Products Like Cars
Washington reporters note Kansas State Agricultural College president W. Jarding told the Washington Ad Club that extensive farm advertising will arrive. He asserts farmers know only the middleman driven side of advertising and urges cooperative selling, stronger farm organizations, and marketing education to lift farmer incomes. He adds that bankers and chambers of commerce are beginning to include farmers as business partners and that the next generation will grow up sold on organizational cooperation.
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Washington, D. C
W. af.Jarding
Kansas State Agricultural College
Washington Ad ‘Club
Times
Bhow' Igver
Chambers of Commerce
Hin
America
New Trophy For Best 30-Ear Sample At State Exhibit
Ames Iowa Nov 23 A new Krizer trophy is offered for best 30 ear sample in the purebred class of the state show K B B D corn developed by the Krizer brothers Mehaska county W E Kriser president of Iowa Corn and Small Grain Growers association and a leader in farm bureau work The amateur purebred 30-car class covers Bell's Yellow Dent and related varieties while Boone or Johnson County White and K B Y D are used in other sections A total of 348 cash premiums plus the Krizer trophy and the Plummer trophy will be awarded at the state show Jan 29 to Feb 3 nearly $2000 in cash premiums and 109 silver trophies will be offered for the event Dairy receipts at the Waterloo plant show milk and cream figures for yesterday
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Ames
Krizer
Farm Bureau
Bell
South
Boone
Johnson County
Reid
Iowa Corn & Small Grain Growers’ Association
Statewide Farm Debate Arranged Across Iowa
The Iowa agricultural extension department organizes a state wide farm bureau debate with every township represented. The topic is That producers contract is central to cooperative marketing success. County teams to be chosen by February 1, townships to finish by March 16, with intercounty, district and state rounds leading to a final at Ames during the farmers short course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Extension Department
Iowa
Ames
Iowa State College
N_ Stacey
Stacey
Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Wagner Towngirls Club Meets in Wagner Township
The affirmative side won as Wagner Towngirls Community Club held a Tuesday evening meeting at the In Eaton church. President Joe Walters convened the session with community singing recitations and a program including a school district three youth recitation an address on Extension and Farm Bureau Work by K P Gruff assistant state county agent leader a talk on farm bureau work by County Agent Combs a business meeting officer election four reels of moving pictures and a social hour with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet Thyne
W. F. Verrous
Wagner Towngirls Community Club
Ineaton Church
Wagner Township
Joe Walters
K.P Gruff
Abeent Jteader
Combs
City in Brief Shopping for optical service is poor
A collage of short notices lists a mix of local happenings. Matthew C. Vaughan leaves Waterloo for Texas after a short stay. Miss Hose Flower of Marshallown will visit Mrs. Warren Gilbert. Guernsey resident Mrs. Caroling Hawks arrives for an extensive stay. a possum is displayed at Jog Selies hardware. court actions include a receiver petition for Chevalier Wheel Co. and typhoid illness for J. J. Fertinski.
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Matthew C. Vaughan
Waeterloo
Texas
Hose Flower
Marshallown
Weshend
Warren Gilbert
Weillington Street
J. Wenner
Val Garrison
Mary LePage
Guernsey
Channel Islands
Caroling Hawks
Riehl Street
Orang
Chevalier Wheel Company
George Alexander
Oon
Int
G. W. Wood
Center Street
V. Baldwin
Dex Catcher
J. J. Fertinski
Denver Street
St. Francis Hospital
Orla C. Miller
Baltimore Street
J. J. Lyon
Logan Avenue
National Grange plans own life insurance venture
National Grange delegates near end of a Kansas City convention discuss two resolutions one calling for a national industrial tribunal to curb strikes and a near East Relief subscription of 600 dollars. The body also votes to establish a Grange life insurance company, its first foray into insurance.
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National Grange
Associated Press
Wichita
Kan
Wash Iington
A. B. Judson
The
Orange
Iana
Industrial Court Law of
Kansas
Harding
Hughes
United States
Near East
Granga Life Insurance Organization
Grangs
Fairbank Township Plans Work for the Coming Year
Fairbank Indiana November 23 Fairbank Township Farm Bureau club met at the Wil son home despite bad roads 28 members attended Mrs R C Williams presiding John Chalk elected entertainment chairman for six weeks They discussed the 1922 program with county agent L A Waiters explaining No definite plan made yet but the group aims to push a civic project and timing plan at the next session A community lime crusher was discussed but postponed pending cost information
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbank
Fairbank Township Farm Bureau Club
Frank Wilson
R. C. Williams
John Chalk
L. A
Highland township club meets for community work program
Elkader Nov 23 Members of Highland Township Community club held a lively meeting at Mr and Mrs C D Chapman s home on Nov 18 Recitations included two readings by Mrs William Cheeseman A talk on women s role in the Farm Bureau by extension specialist Miss Martha Foster A debate debated whether the dual purpose cow is more profitable to Weishland township farmers than the special purpose cow with Mrs H Larson and A Benson on the affirmative and Mrs on the negative
Vaccination School Aims Teaching Anti-Bay Cholera Serum Use
A request notes plans to offer instruction in the use of anti bay cholera serum and virus at Black Hawk county during the first week in December. The brief item names an instructor or organizer by placeholder name and emphasizes timely outreach for the program.
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Black Hawk County
Young Girl Elopes to Fort Dodge in Private Ceremony
Carroll and Sexton wed in a Fort Dodge elopement. The 1b-year-old bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Carroll, left school for the matchless match. The ceremony was performed by Reverend Drake of St. Mark's Episcopal Church. The couple’s parents say the marriage is satisfactory in municipal court. Sexton, a professional boxer, and the bride’s age were noted as legal.
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Ploy Carroll
W. Dt. Carroll
Ninth Street
Muri
Misa Carrall
Thomas
Chick’) Sexton
Fort Dalge
Hey
Drake
Bt. Mark's Episcopal Ehurety
Laat City
Sexton
Judse
J. W. Gwynne
Chen
City to Collect for Weed Cutting Work
City clerk Charlen Mackay reports about 2000 dollars to be collected next week from residents who did not cut weeds and left the job to the city. An investigation shows about four dozen auctioneers on the books, with only one license paid. The fee is ten dollars yearly and protests arose from delinquent notices. The city considers enforcing the ordinance or removing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlen Mackay
Mackay
Dhute Waturioo
Lila
Gill
Ughinn
Upuntil
MaeKay
Bast High Pupils Hear Beauchler In Address
Yesterday afternoon, OUSL high school students heard Rev. Woot Beauchler give a talk titled Success Through Routine. He used biblical tales to illustrate steady effort and urged daily task performance as the path to eventual success. Tomorrow afternoon the Orleies, a girls’ glee club, will entertain in the auditorium, directed by Miss Grace Ullemeyer, the east schools’ minute instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ousl High School
Woot. Beauchler
Orleies
Grace Ullemeyer
East Schools
Fruit and Vegetables and Market Prices Report
The week ending Nov 18 shows firmer fruit and vegetable prices with shortages in shipments. Potatoes and apples steady to firmer, corn, and other staples mixed as northwest frost affects crops. New York loans and Chicago market quotes accompany selling trends and price ranges across several commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly Market Review
United States
York
Market Report From East Bt Livestock Show
A fragmented price summary shows beef steers and cows at mixed levels, with calves and veal values weak. Hog receipts around 16 800 hint a general decline, while lambs sell slowly for lower bids. dairy and fat cattle markets display uneven demand.
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Duk Vanha
Cologne
Market Summary Amid Variable Livestock Prices
Regional livestock report shows mixed movements with cattle and hogs steady to firm in spots and many classes under pressure. Prices include feeder steers around 4.50 to 6.25 and bulk cattle near 6.25, with hogs and pigs showing uneven demand and lambs trading near 24.25. Cattle and sheep values cited for Paul Estocr area markets in Minnesota and nearby.
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Minn
Holoxus
Teecatpls
ABWCO
Stock Prices Slip on Bear Market Selloff
New York stocks opened irregular as broad liquidation persisted amid frightened investors. Heavy railroad share selling and industrial declines led losses across Dewey and major names including Baldwin, Studebaker, American Can, and National Lead, with only sporadic gains seen in Carn Products and Suits.
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New York
Rudny
Vbtuin
Wheeling & Lake Nelo
Wabash Pre
Northern Pacific
Anw York
Lalitimore & Gkte
Missouri
Vacine
St. Lovin Bouthwestern
Baldwin
Studebaker
American
Eales Columbus Gas
Continental N Lead
American Linstead
Vilvig & Teather
Woolworth
Twit ON
Utah
Chicago
Rome
Borelea Exchange
Wis
Uaquida
Ion
jAmerican Can American Car & Pountry
Amarteain
Anavonde Copper
Keanpeake & Ohio
Unago, Mey
St. Paul
Corn Products
Ea Cease Crucible Steel Oe
Punots
Pliyors-Lasky General Asphalt
Ceneral Motors i
TiMinols Central
Marina Pfd
Kelly-Springfield Tires
iMexican Peuro
Idvele Steel
York Central Northern Pacific
Pan American Petroleum
Pennsylvania
Tron & Steel
Dtoyal Dutsh
N.Y
Sinclair Gli
jBeathera
Studebaker Corporation Texas Co
Binton Paeble . Ois
Saree Lee Ee Sloss
Wls-Querkanit
Maxwell Motors
Consolidated Gas
Omaha Livestock Market Report Patchwork Prices Across Hogs Cattle And Sheep
Omaha and Sioux City livestock listings show mixed hog, cattle, and sheep bids. Hog receipts around 7000 with varied bulk prices, cattle steady to higher on feeders and fat cattle, sheep around 1000 head with lower bulk prices. Sioux City reports steady cattle demand, strong hogs, and mixed prices for calves and cows.
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Sioux City
Fredors
Steuily
Peoria Livestock Markets Forward for Colts and Pigs
Peoria market details show colts and pigs with price ranges, including top quotes around 3.6 and 6.0 for cattle and calves. Grain notes from New York and Kansas City reflect mixed wheat and corn values, and regional reports from Omaha and Minneapolis list various wheat, oats, and corn figures.
Bank Clearings and Rural Market Report Compiled
Bank clearings for Waterloo Co op area show butter milk and eggs prices, oat and wheat meal figures, and gold standard weekly totals. Included are Liberty Bonds, cattle and hog market notes, farm output like Timothy hay, oats, and potatoes, plus New York clearing and cotton futures data.
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Rees
Black Hawk
Wateris
Hank Ceings
Pluttertar
Waterloo Co-op
Watertoo Clearings
Aseo- Waterloo Co-op
BSS
York
Jastmunents Heoordert
Eas Ners
Seeay
Alga Amm
Rath jAberty
Tevenetagenets
Vehente Co
Hoon
Anda
Conia
Timothy Hay
New York Chicago Produce Markets Mixed Holiday Poultry and Dairy Listings
The market report from New York and Chicago shows varied prices and items across poultry dairy and produce. Listings include whole milk, skim milk, creamery products, and assorted turkeys ducks geese and fresh produce with regional notes from Chicago Kansas City and St Louis markets.
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New York
Chicago
Tulers
Ste. Creese
Wisconsin
Young Americas
Peese
Orgs
Janeen
Bowes
Kansas City
Bower
Nenery
Unclear text about wheat market and trade factors
Fragmented report describes weather and market factors affecting wheat, corn, and related commodities with mentions of May figures and export activity. The legible items reference trading activity, price movements, and unidentified officials or groups, but key details are obscured.
Hogs and Cattle Hold Steady Amid Market Rise
Auction notes show hogs active and steady while cattle remain strong. Prices list include heavy hogs around 7.90 per cwt, veal and sheep values steady, with standout bids for cattle and beef products. Prices reflect midweek trades and near-term demand across the market.
St Joseph Livestock Sale Report Sparse Fragments
Fragmentary livestock market notes show various cattle categories and prices including steers heifers and calves with bids around 2 75 and 7 77 per hundredweight. Several entries mention weights and consignors like Fort Hays Swarthiediy and Coloma Teeder with mixed reports on demand and price trends.
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Addreeg Communications
Fam
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Lows
Jadson Brothers
Glenn Jones
Ralph Sefoss
Vincent Foster
James Verrier
Eddie Skretehmer
Timothy
Stanley Pohlways Counci
Henry Miller
Persinger
Gus McCague
Hen Mulder
Rosen Rye
van Haver Hen Muller
Ed Myers
Myers
Joe Verrier
Wallace Jones
Paul Tharpe
van Halen
Ben Jaguis
Parkersburg
W. Q. Lapp
City Hall
B. Finley
K. W. Stouder
Food Department
Wll
Cass
Art Austin
Leo Dewey
Institute
James Shank
Waterloo Co-operative Dairy Company
Buchanan
M. C
A. Bldg
C. A. Larson
California
John W. Gwynne
H. T. Wagner
Orrie Cross
Port Madison Penitentiary
E. Rebbh
Wagner
J. B. Jordan
Rogers & van Ema&a
Jesup
Deco
Elmer’ Michel
Dart Sales Company
Wi. GB. Boies
Delaware
Grundy
Previnieslus
Delaware Court
Des Moines
Wi- Tetloo
Ray C. Eggert
William Graham
George L. Corson
Thomas HR. Sawyer
John Barlow
Fred Busby
Burt E. Guyer
Daily Iowan of
Beatrice McGarvey
Waterio
Town City
Lillie White
Ray G. Eggert
P. C. Moroske
New York City
Lile G. White
Tam
Frank Leslie
Lewis S. Petersen
Mabel Schuler
Duane C. Knight
Waverly
Alice Lorens Winterbotham
Water
Niele Freantafiia
Anantasea Alexandatos
Fairbank Township
Clayton CO
A. A. Burger
Young Gurl
ALTA
Bast High
Brachler
North Wakote
Adios
Measae
North Wakota
South Dakotta
Toany
Somaeretal
Veto
Tau Northem
Horghers
Fellows
Ha Larage
AGC
Baris
Sandal
Ene Laur
Lied Poly
Jonas Lut
East BT
Squis Tavestoce
Paul Estocr
Omaha Livestock
Omana
Wbale & Wlaw
Peoria Livestock
Yori
Tiensanity
Yale
Ned. Phagher
Omake
Neh
Abige
Louis Grain
Nor
Abe
Apolis
Minnearpolis
Mian
New
Peoria Grain
Peoria
White
Stateme
Eychangas
Federal Reserve Bank
Waterloo Markets
Tritnin
Pareea
Switzerland
Eimain
Grecia
Foland
Slovakia
Argentina
Brazil
Montreal
Toledo
Cleverseed
Cotter
St. Tours
St. Louis
Ioultry
Lie
Bsc
Cor Khortage
Nav
Kbar
Graerkeak
Bane
MIRON
Amoduiane
Peives
Aubhibs
Hesston
Omeer
Einai Wits Ree
Akos
Oath
Terel Pte
Shui
Pubehy Poods
J Abe
Merle
Festentuy
Pest
Makured
Stecms
Bude
Pourdy
Nveoundl &S
Osseaday
St, Joseph Livestock
Welbtley
Reseliy
Usemsby
Leerupia
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