Taylor Urges Cooperative Grain Marketing in Futures Act
New Orleans October 3 United States Department of Agriculture official H C Taylor head of the bureau of agricultural economics urged support for the grain futures act at the grain dealers association meeting. He said the department seeks an unbiased view of grain handling and pricing to assist farmers and consumers and promote efficient marketing systems rather than punitive regulation.
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Stanley to Host Corn and Grain Show This Month
Stanley Ta October event plans a corn and grain show at the school house on October 27 and 28 after a Stanley Community club meeting on September 27. Farmers from Far gte and Buchanan counties and local business leaders back the plan. George Grlie presided at the meeting at George Hit’s home as directors finalize arrangements.
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Stanley Community Club
Stage Complete for Annual Farm Bureau Campaign
Des Moines reports preparations by the Iowa Farm Bureau for the annual one day membership drive on Thursday October 12. The federation mobilizes a statewide effort with local county presidents organizing township units to recruit members, citing progress in several counties and a farm bureau picnic at Pella that signed up 60 new members after the program.
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Des Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Pella
National Dairy Show Opens in Twin Cities Next Week
National Dairy Show opens in St Paul with hundreds of cattle, two miles of factory equipment, a 32000 Healthland exhibit for mothers and children, 3000 chickens, farm home photographs, and breed association meetings. Delegations from overseas travel 12000 miles for insights to guide the 1923 world dairy congress. Special trains offer reduced fares. escorts will meet auto delegations from 50 to 100 miles.
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St. Paul, Minn
Twin Cities
Northwest
America
Prospect for more active wool trade
A letter from Warder of the Iowa Wool Growers Association states the wool market may rise after the tariff bill with a 31 percent content duty. Good wools are in strong demand and Iowa wools may be offered for sale soon. The market has been steady the past two months with blanket orders arriving and mills prompt in shipments. Farmers urged to place blanket orders before October 15.
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Manchester
Warder
Iowa Flicece Wool Growers’ Association
Bob Combs
Warner
Iowa
Coms
First dollar earned by a boy returns after decades
Roy Minear of Story City recalls his first earnings from 1887 a silver dollar earned selling watermelons. He dented the coin, kept it for years, and recently spent it while buying lumber, showing the two old marks from 35 years earlier as the coin circulated back to him.
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Story County
Roy Minear
Sioux City
Story City
Minear
Test associations eyed for Black Hawk county dairy work
Ti R. Searles of the Iowa Extension service says three or more dairy test associations could operate in Black Hawk county within months. A. Burger and local men plan formations to cover east and north territories, with farmers showing strong interest and ready blank forms.
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R. Seartas
Iowa Extension Service
Searles
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Burger
Field Workers to Meet at Ames for Annual Conference
Ames Iowa Oct 3 PhB tenth annual conference of fieldworkers of Iowa State College Agricultural Extension Service has been called for Oct 17 to 20 by Mag Aldon ald state leader of county agents and R K Bliss director of the extension service. Conference begins Tuesday morning Oct 17 with a meeting with newly appointed chiefs to acquaint them with the work. The annual extension social will be in the evening under the auspices of the women of the department. The meeting is an annual event and brings field workers from every county. This year’s session will cover a three day period.
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Iowa State College Agricultural Extension Service
Mag AicDonald
R. K. Bliss
Sef
Merle Hay’s Father Raises Biggest Ear in Town
Harvey Hay near Merle Hay, Waldden, Ta, harvested a 13 inch ear weighing about two pounds. The ear, a Reed’s yellow dent, has 24 rows with at least 60 kernels per row. He and his family, five miles from town, say larger ears may yet be in their field.
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Merle Hay
D&ch
Hay
Court Fines Man For Drunkenness In Police Court
In police court this morning a man was fined 23.30 and costs for intoxication. He, a 30 year old husband with two children, earned only 2.80 daily and contributed 4 toward whisky. A later dispute led to a head injury. Mr and Mrs Casey, both colored, reconciled after a fight incident. Casey pled guilty as she faced dismissal. Lee Winfield received 3.50 and costs for parking near a theater.
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Calvin
Eva Casey
Lee Winfield
Grace Cook W D Balow Wed At Cedar Heights Church
The marriage of Mrs Grace Cook of Waterloo and W D Balow was solemnized this morning in the Cedar Heights Community church study by Rev J C Orth. Miss Ardis Cook attended as bridesmaid. The bride wore a brown traveling costume with fur and matching accessories. corsage of American Beauty roses. The couple plan an extensive motor trip and will reside at Rainbow Drive. Mrs Balow was manager at Waterloo Laundry eight years and recently at Black Hawk Fruit. Mr Balow is a lawyer with the Chicago Livestock Exchange.
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Cedar Heights Community Church
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Balow
Waterloo Landry Company
Black Hawk Fruit Company
Chicago Livestock Exchange
Remodeling for New Bishop Cafeteria Begins
Construction starts on the Owen back cafe renovation with H. A. Maine & Co. estimating costs at $5,000. The wall between old esfe and late addition will be removed to form a single large room with a new mezzanine floor and upgraded furnishings.
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H. A. Maine & Co
Atlas Fruit & Candy
Fairlane Births and Local News From Waterloo
A Bloomfield area record lists births at St Francis hospital Waterloo including a son to Mrs Harry Lyon and a son born Oct 1 to Mr and Mrs Rank Rotaker. Community notes report visitors, society elections, and local happenings in Waterloo and nearby towns with names such as John Couner family Kignt Bunchy and Olive Lewhey.
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So. Francis Hospital
Waterloo
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Leehey
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Jayatte
Rank Rotaker
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Gordon Seaton
Bernard Welsh
William Adams
Mick Huth Pavle
Deacher
L. P. Davis
Nels
Nellie King
Atay Fry Minne
New York Chicago Produce Markets Read Like Odd Ledger
A garbled New York report lists dairy goods and poultry prices with scattered items such as creamery products milk fats and various cheeses. Mixed OCR lines mention turkeys ducks fowls and chickens along with receipts and market notes from St Louis and Kansas City with few clear dates or prices.
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New York
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Rss
Sheeasyey Creamery
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Hay Gissite
Mitchell News Highlights From Mitchell Iowa Area
Mitchell residents attend Second States conference in Des Moines. Local church delegates travel from Mitchell Community church to Urbandale Federated church October 3 to 4. Burial for Chris Thompson’s son noted. Poultry ribbons won at Waterloo show by Willie Robertson and Dockerty. Various local visits, travels, and school events described, including educator talk by Bruce F. Gates and nursing exams in St Paul.
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Evanston
McCallsburg
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B. Hood
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Hiner
H. H. Chandler
Bruce F. Gates
Waterloo Business College
Laure Coates
St Paul
George Dearborn
Austin
Iver
Tledeman
Frank West and Son
Cedar Talls Rider
Ee Martin Madsen
Waverly Area News Highlights Weekend Visits and Birth
Horton Morton Get 3 reports a roundup of local visits with Waverly, Nora Springs, and Osage residents. Glenn Ingham welcomed a baby boy, while Jordan and Jackson families returned from Minnesota. Several neighbors, including Mattie Grant and Essie Greene, aided the ill, with local events at Tarte Rvidog and Calf fornia connections.
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Get
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Wise Ellis
Will Lovejey
Alfred Westervelt Wen
Nora Springs
Mason City
Glenn Ingham
Hom
Jordans
Will Jackson
Minnesota
Mattie Grant
Rvidog
Forger Gets $26 on Bogus Paper
A man described as about 36 years old, six feet eight inches tall, and wearing blue overalls and a khaki shirt, cashed a $26 bogus check at Cohn clothing on Consumer Street today. The check bore J. W. Frost's name and was later proven forged. the forger endorsed with the name Mattett. Police seek the suspect. Also notes Liberty bond prices and foreign exchange updates from New York.
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Cosumercial Street
J. W. Frost
Matlett
Waterlos Eversing Courier Patterns Inquiry
To obtain the Courier up-to-date pattern of engine design, send it to Fast ONEPART MENT, EVENING COURIER, WATERLOG, enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. Orders filled as soon as possible and should reach you in ten days after sending if your order.
Grain Prices Rise and Fall Amid War Talk and Markets
Turmoil over war prospects sent wheat prices higher in Chicago and New York with Canadian supply cited. December wheat around 1.06, May about 1.08 while corn and oats showed mixed gains and later eased. Reports from Chicago Chicago Wheat No 1 hard and other grades priced. U.S. regional quotes from Minneapolis Milwaukee and Kansas City note No 1 northern wheat and No 2 yellow corn pricing with variations.
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Livestock market report across major Midwest exchanges
Western and Midwest auctions show lower hogs and steady cattle. receipts rise in Chicago, St Louis, Kansas City, and Omaha. Weights vary, with top hogs around $9.95 and cattle near $11.25 with steady demand for stockers. Slaughter lambs firm, sheep steady, and steady to lower tone noted in Sioux City and St. Paul runs.
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Oil Shares Lead Warpio Advance In Early Market
Oil shares led gains as early trading in the New York market showed oil majors lifting prices with Standard Oil of California and Standard Oil of New Jersey pushing to fresh yearly highs. Illinois, Mexican Petroleum and others followed, while foreign exchange and commodity prices also moved higher amid optimistic news and looser money prospects. Properties such as electric utilities and specialties showed strength, with several issues hitting new highs as rumors of improved demand and supply conditions supported the rally.
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President to Name Commission to Aid Gri Near East
President Harding will name a commission of prominent citizens headed by former Postmaster General W R I Hays to cooperate with Near East Relief in extending aid to refugees in Asia Minor. Official White House notice announced the plan this afternoon.
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Hardingy
Wri Hays
Near East Relief Organization
Asia Minor
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