Dairy Cattle Congress and Belgian Horse Show Closes
Waterloo hosts the Dairy Cattle Congress and International Belgian Horse Show with over 7,000 attendees. Awards honors go to Jack Nesbit for Brown Swiss cattle and Ayrshire winners from Wisconsin. Grooms and herdsmen receive gold and silver canes as judges praise cleanliness and care.
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St.Paul
Minn
Hippodrome
Greater Waterloo
Jack Nesbit
Schmid
Monroe
Wis
Nesbit
Wwaterloo
Heliaise
Nesbit Ie
Richland
University of Wisconsin
Cattle Congress
Seebit
Cattles Congress
W. H. Merriam
Corwin' Farms
Rock Valley
Irvine
Jack Gillie
Ankeny
Charles Irvine
Watza
Tr. Rine
Tmie Gillie
Carter Pierce
W. Harvey Smith
Boswell
Ind
Greems
Lester Good
Grant C. Good
Benners
Tenners
Catia
Warsh
Waterloo
Bath
Guernsey
Waterloo Jersey
Pnt
Adam Betiz & Sons
Waukesha
Ayrshires
Tiststeins
Tiel
Firethera Company
Paineshire
Corina Ann
Corn grit currency aids Armenian relief effort
Chicago reports corn grits from western and midwest ern farmers are used to buy supplies for Armenian sufferers. Alonzo Wilson, Near East Relief director, notes 15,000 carloads have been shipped since last October. The Armenian government, backed by Moscow, granted property to the relief for five years and maintains workshops employing many adults paid in corn grits. Children receive schooling and work in lace making, with seed aid to 16,000 farmers.
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Chicago
Alonzo Wison
Wison
Armenia
Russia
Wilson
American Seaboard
Moscow
Near East Relief
Allamakee Farm Sells for 69000 in Major County Sale
McGregor Iowa October 2 One of the largest Allamakee county farm sales in years closed with the Logsdon Brothers 460 acre farm selling to Peter Wagner of Coleman South Dakota for 69000. Possession goes to new owner next March. The farm features a 100 head stock barn and 300 tons hay, built at 25000. The Logsdon Brothers emphasize purebred stock and have raised purebred milking short horn cattle and white collies widely known to dog fanciers.
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McGregor, Ta
Allamakee County
Logsdon Brothers
Peter Wagner
Coleman
S. D
Logsdon
Iowa
Allamakee
Things Look Good for Flour Makers
In Minneapolis Minnesota October prospects for the flour industry are brighter than six years and several of the world’s largest flour producers are operating at normal capacity. Millers report a 36 percent rise in operations over the past year aided by a spring Northwest wheat crop more than 70 million bushels larger than last year. Demand is described as improved but not for export with officials noting that flour demand does not rise each year despite production figures.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Qet
N Gran Men
Sunday School Challenge Aimed at Adult Christians
A strong turnout of members and guests filled Mrst Brethren church for homecoming services as Dr. William H. Beachier preached on The Challenge of the Sunday School to the Adult Christian. He urged adults to set a good example, study the Bible, participate actively, and support religious education and temperance efforts for tomorrow’s generation. The service featured a violin solo by Mrs. Uaffa'in Violin Soto with choir under Max Noah.
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Mrst Brethren Church
William H. Beachier
Prand
Biblet
Church of Tomorrow
Oday
Uaffa
Soto
Max Noah
Jane Haffa
Luverne Beal Coveli
Westminster Church Sunday School Promotion Day
Westminster Church Sunday School held a promotion event with a large attendance. Superintendent W returned from California to lead proceedings with Miss Kimball Dane and Hartleip assisting. Bible gifts and a music processional marked the program. Dr Preston spoke at the evening service on J. Wilbur Chapman, completing a series on evangelists Moody and Finney. next Sunday will include communion and choir participation. Practice announced for Wednesday at the church. Chicago news notes a plan for a national fruit growers sales agency to open Jan 2, 1923, with J R Howard among directors and Arthur Ruly named manager. aim to simplify distribution and coordinate exchanges amid concerns over high fruit prices.
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Westminster Church
California
Miss Kimball
J. Whbur Chapman
Moody
Finney
Chicago
Federated Frust. Growers
Ing
J. R. Howard, Clemens
American Farm Bureau Federation
Durst
Becnetary
A R Scheel to Be Buried with Fiuli Military Honors
Funeral services for A R Scheel Fuinnis Central conductor who is t his life Saturday in a train wreck p.m. in Earlville Ja Becker-Chapiman post American Legion will conduct the ceremony Officials of Waterloo lesson post request all members who find a possible assemble at Momorial her here at 19 a. m. Wiasda fa tost uniform to accompany the remains to Earlville Autos will be provided
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A. R. Scheel
Fuinnis
Earlville
Becker-Chapiman Post
American Legion
Waterloo
Mumo
Low Prices Worry Minnesota Farmers
Awos Fost returns from a Minnesota farm visit near Grand Forks to report farmers discouraged by very low prices for farm products. He cites potatoes at as low as 15 cents per bushel and warns many tenant farmers are quitting.
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Nnesata
Grand Farme
Christ Should Be Judged on Merits Sermon Critique
Rev. R. K. Williamson of First Baptist Waterloo urged discerning Christians to defend Christianity by judging Jesus on his merits, not disciples. He warned the world is harsh, unfair, and fastens on followers, calling for renewed loyalty and witness to strengthen the faith amid a critical hour.
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R. K. Williamson
First Baptist Church
Christ
Christanthy
Phe
Jeanly
Ray
Williamson
Mie
Hes
Waterloo
Jesus Christ
Cnnfair
Jesus
City in Brief Notes From Waterloo and Nearby
A roundup of local items includes social visits in Iowa City Cedar Rapids and Waterloo. Citizens and families such as the Wolfes Goransons and Gilchrists are mentioned along with health notes on Dr Odell and local residents facing illnesses and moves. Community events include Phi Kappa Psi dinners and a fire prevention talk at East Junior High with ongoing domestic and travel mentions.
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A. G. Gilchrist
Theresa Berend
Waterloo Garmant Company
Chicago
H. R. Odell
Reber Avenue
Mary Sullivan
Allen Street
Cedar Rapida
Philip Kiefer
Chierage
Phi Kappa Pai Fraternity
Black’s
Waterloo
L. WH. Minkel
Fort Dodge
A. J. Edwards
Ira Garrabiani
East Junior High School
Garrabrant
C. D. Wilcox
Ida A. Smith
Los Angeles
Des Moines
Smith
Wilcox
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Bloxham Ward
Ward
First Congregational Ladies
Westith St
Kretz Cafe
September 1922 Warmest on Record in Africa
September 1922, noted by government weather observer Ralph B. Slippy, was the warmest September on record with an average max of 0.3 and min of 2.4 degrees. two days exceeded 100, Sept 6 reached 102. No frost occurred, coldest nights at 7 degrees above zero on Sept 26 and 27. Clear to partly cloudy days, four rains, total precipitation 2.52 inches. day-to-day readings follow.
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Aftica
Ralph B. Slippy
Wheat Peace Prospects Advance Stocks
Chicago markets show a general selloff in wheat with sharp declines amid transport and marketing pressures. Prices moved as futures fluctuated, corn and oats steadied, while provisions remained largely unchanged. Chicago and New York quotes reflect light strength in later trading.
Specialist Scheduled to Work on Farm Plan
Manchester Iowa October 2 On October 16 and 17 H H Cornell specialist in landscape architecture from the extension department at Ames will visit Delaware county to assist residents in re planning or laying out the farmstead for greater convenience and attractiveness. He will provide individual attention and guidance on main farmstead planning and selecting shrubs and flowers.
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Manchester
H.H. Cornell
Ames
Delaware County
Farm Bureau
Cornell
FISH BITE WELL FOR CIVIL WAR VETERAN
Waterloo resident W. D. Reed, Civil War drummer, returns from Des Moines encampment. He notes 50 drummers in the parade and 150 drums in line of march. Reed spent three months with a brother-in-law at Pecatonica Indiana and fished daily, landing fish on all but five days.
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W. D. Reed
Waterloo
Des Moines
Mr. Reed
Pecatonica
New York Chicago Produce Markets Update
Market notes from New York Chicago show scattered activity across produce and dairy items with varied receipts. Wheat oats eggs cheese and meats trade at mixed levels while prices in Milwaukee and Minneapolis reflect regional fluctuations on Oct 2 and Oct 3.
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New York
Milwaukee
Chicago
Tsvins
Teyer Young
Louis
Chicago steers top at 12.45. hog prices steady to weak
Market notes show steer top at 12.45 in Chicago with hogs steady to weak, receipts around 33,000. Vendors report varied demand across cattle categories, with feedlot buyers cautious on heifers and bulls while cow and bull trade remains uneven. Prices cited include beef cows, feeders, and mixed lots in the mid to upper teens per hundredweight, with regional variations and weekly timing affecting bids.
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Chicago
Kenny Ohlone
Marty
Tony
Rome
Biederate
Montana
Wothera
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Trade Report
Kansas City market shows steady demand with 42,000 head of steers bid but little trade on choice grades. Stocker cattle steady to 25 cents lower. cows steady to 50 to 85 cents weaker. Hogs mostly steady to lower with packer demand variable. sheep and goats show mixed losses on older lambs and fat sheep. PEORIA GRAIN values noted. overall activity reported across cattle, hogs, and sheep segments.
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Kansas City
Iona
Erade
Wwenko
East St Louis Livestock Market Report
East St Louis market results show mixed cattle and hog activity with steady to lower demand. Cattle receipts 14,000 with common medium grade steer and heifer bids softer, hogs 11,000 with generally steady prices led by top weights around 10.26, sows and feeders trading closer to 10.00, lambs 2,500 mostly lower with a few bids near 13.26 for choicest dam lambs.
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East dl. Louis
Wight
City Butchers
Sevefal Fondata
Henk Awes
Jheavies
Joseph Livestock Market Report for St Josep Area
Receipts show 6,500 cattle and heavy meats, mostly steady. Cattle receipts near 9,000 with western grassers and feeders steady to slightly lower, veal calves at $10.60, stockers and feeders around $7.25 to $9.50, lambs moderate and prices trending steady to higher in spots.
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Colorado
Rush to Sell on Board of Trade Drives Market Open
The Associated Press reports a brisk opening in New York trading with buying orders and notable gains across many issues. Mexican Petroleum leads advances, while steel, rail, and copper stocks rise. later selling trims gains as short-covering slows and outside buying lingers. Foreign exchange quotes show irregular demand on a wide range of currencies.
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Associated Press
New York
Ont
Near East
Beiselter
Raila
Coppers
Isxtoniva
Mexican Petroleum
Ota
California
New Jersey
Pan Armahian
Crucible
Gulf States
Stracommon
Iepublic
Bethlehem
Midvale
Baliwin
United Retail Stores
Consolidated Gas
Studebaker
Tobaeco
Utah
Lst
Yoon
Pus ‘Uy
American Car & Foundry
American Locomotive
jAtcbison
Galt_& W. Indles
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Owl
Bethlehem Steel
Chandisr Motors
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Mil & St. Paul
RO & PP
Go & NW
Cructhia Steel
Fampus Players-Lasky
General Asphalt
General’ Motors
Titela Central
Int
Bler
Marines Ptd
Really
Springfield Tire
Midvale Steal
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Rican Petroleum
Pennsylvania
People's Gas
Reading
Bes Oan Rep
Tron & Steer
Royal Dutca
N.Y. Sinclair Oi
Southern Pact Standard Oil of Texas
Tobacco Prod
Union Pacific
United States Bay Toe
United States Steel
Utah Copper
Wilys-Overland
Omaha Livestock Market News and Prices Flows
New York market reports strong demand for spring pigs and water patents while cattle and lamb receipts shift. Omaha and Sioux City show mixed bids with hogs steady to lower, top hogs near 10.05. cattle and lambs uneven, feeders and calves active. Waterloo Dairy reports milks and creams. Kansas City and St Paul summaries note dull to steady trade across cattle and sheep listings with regional price movement.
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New York
Omaha
Neb
Tully Eleady
Pete
Kawsar City Grad
Kansas City
Paul Livestock
South
South St
Guner
Tnsogna
Segondas
Hoss
Lefe Lower
Tanre
Kaley
Aig Hulk Weaher
Lower
Peoria Livestock Market Report Summary
In Peoria at the livestock market, hogs and calves were traded with buyers listing prices around 8.80 and noting lower calves in the report. Packers and buyers from Mone Ang Ho¢ Stopes H10.7 area participated, reflecting subdued activity and varied quotes on hogs and calves.
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Peoria Livestock Peoria
Ak Zu
Pasken
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Adrers
Fara
Evening Courier
Battle Congress
Allamakee Farm
Adult Christian
First Brethren
Fourfford Cal
Westminster Church Sunday School
Fruit Men
Fiuli
J.T. Kranbuchl
Mary Jane Kren' Pueht
R. W. Waitt
Mosses Arn Gases
East St. Louis
Zllormen
Eisai Youths S
Vtad Faa
Rwanda
Vela
Minnesota
Buchanan
Fea
Hacienti
N.J. Wolfe
Iowa City
Cedar Rapide
Wesley Goranson
J. A. Goranson
Linden Avenue
Washington Strane T
Wert ‘Gra Atrest Ettoy
Bary G. Day
Black Hawk Palme Ing Co
Nashua
Carr
Pearl Rock
Oak Hill Cemetery
Luana Soop
Cai Shoop
McDonnell
Fla. Myers
Bert Fenterowinger
Alsen
Fridas
W. OH. Scott
Gary
Vidaw
Maxine Keaple
Waitaring
Watters
Deniers
Cara
Carla
Rosy
Manonatean
Wan
Nar Elster
Aire Wutote
Quitnitt Pinnt
Strel
Armite Waa
Ieee Te Weavers Heasaitay
Coldess Wis
Acapoialet Press
Dardanallea
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Ocxnicaago
Fei
Beinpia Brace
Gora
Astac
Getic
Lowhite
Gaya
Dayis
Bao
Bbc
KrAde
Kiyo
Bsecoe
Oasis
New York-Chicago
Woods
Wiles
Rio
PoTazons
Stesar
Roland Seeds
Turdy
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Cnan
Tewt
Liberts
Valle
York Or
Peives
Cubas
Stemly
Langl
Mivin
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Acards
Artima
Kansas City Livestock
East ST. Louis Livestock
Board OF Trade
Dardanelles
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Foreignw Exchange
Foreign Exchange
Great Britain
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Germany
Holland
Norway
Cenmland
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho-Slovekia
Argentina
Montreal
Omaha Livestock
Waterloo Co-operative Dairy
Sioux City
Ted
Shire
Ubl
Watertoo
Waterloo Co
jArtesian
Ackley
Rath iPacking Co
Timothy Lay
Timothy H
iGeero
Hkleas
Breen Bey
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