Lost and Found Classifieds Amid Cattle and Music Gear
A mixed notice lists lost items including a signet keepsake with initials SI J FA left at Vieira bakery, a roll of two ten dollar bills and a 32h note near Columbia, a black fusival instrument case with two clarinets, and rewards for information. Several wanted ads seek male and female help, maids, and barber college students. Rent ads and real estate listings fill the rest of the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vieira Bakery
Columbia
Newspaper Financial Statement Notice from Waterloo Iowa 1918
Excerpt shows stockholders list and signatures for a 1918 publication in Waterloo Iowa with officers Hugh G Van Pelt president and John Andrews secretary. Includes statements required by the 1912 act, debt exemptions, bondholders and circulation data, dates, and notarized attestations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Jersey Fame
Waterloo Jersey Farm
Waterloo
Tuwa
Black Hawk County
Transarts
Stokhalders
Stockhalders
Nottmal
Hugh G. van Pelt
Harry Files
Rufus Files
John Andrews
R. Shoemaker
Haugh G. van Pelt
Shoemaker
Towa
Vic
Anp
Saterlag Evening Courier
Publighes
Excepe Suniday
St Waterton
Chaseitteation
Washington, D. Gc
Fatis
Heather
J. C. Hartman
Peterson
John Torron
Boc
All of Waterloo
Ows
Manewoke
W. Poteman
I Moore
Pullsakers
WL Hareakin Co. Wi
General Mer
Swork
Kathryn L. Walsh
Sealy Nolers
Cattle and Sheep Markets Open Steady in Chicago
The cattle market opened steady and closed steady to strong with beef steers trading around 6.60 to 7.30, Western steers 6.60 to 8.80, cows and heifers 3.19 to 8.20, and native and Western lambs around 6.75 to 7.50. The sheep market opened steady and closed 10 cents lower, with yearlings near 7.50 and native lambs around 6.75 to 7.60.
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Chicago
Aleady
Beeves
Texas
Seaes
Kansas City
Hong
Gamble
Omaha
Neb
Ori
Atinga
Prairie markets show firm grain with mixed livestock cues
Agricultural pages report wheat and corn firming on wet conditions in the northwest and frost threats delaying spring sowing in the Dakota and Minnesota regions. Hog prices rise while cattle, sheep and lambs soften. Kansas City and Omaha livestock markets show varied receipts and futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dakota
Minnesota
Liverpool
Oglo
Jae
St. Louis
Whea
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Finland
Stanitoba
Manitoba
Duluth
Elstad
London
Pacific
Early oats prove best on many Iowa farms in tests
A farm note surveys oat maturity and yields across Iowa 103 varieties versus Kherson. Early oats often beat late types in after-thresh yields and save nurse-crop value for clover and alfalfa. Reports from 52 farmers show numerous 103 oats yielding high, with several growers preferring them for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Improvement Association
Giwidttal
Farm Improvement Association Shipree
Iowa
Kherson
W. FE
Maust
Waterloo
Machine Easure
Ira BL Bown
la Porte Fly
Town
Bown
Ed Bauer
la Porte City
Bauer
G. H. Blum
Cedar Falls
Local Notes From Orange Tep Highlight Area Happenings
O EL Arter of Traer buys Amos Sweitzer farm and begins major improvements. Miss Mary McGlade and Miss Delia Shea visited John Sheaj's home. Will Weigle is on the step fist. Mr. and Mrs. H Bovey Trainor relatives’ visit to Toledo and fair. Mr. and Mrs. Schneider return from Colton, Mrs. Henry Bovey accompanies. Mr. and Mrs. J W Chadwick visit CF George home in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Tep
Silage Making Tips to Prevent Mould and Loss
The article outlines causes of poor silage in silos including mouldy corn, over dry or coarse cuts, poor packing, and uneven distribution. It advises tight air free interiors, sharp cutters, careful removal at feeding, and tamping to exclude air. Three workers should pack evenly, with mud used to seal cracks and keep air out.
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State College
Local Farm Accidents Prompt Repairs and Movements
Nashua reports two farming mishaps as Harry Crossman and Harry Beck were injured by gear clogs while operating a corn binder and silo cleaning. Crossman lost a middle finger tip, with aid from Frank Smith, while Beck sustained a crushed fingertip but escaped serious injury. Mrs Wallis remains under care after recent surgery. Charles Bonzer buys Cal Shoon's farm and will move to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
Harry Crossman
C. D. Vetters
Frank Smith
Mr. Crossman
Harry Beck
R. Wallis
Charles Bonzer
Charles City
Cal Shoon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
Exch
Wute
Proctor
Jones
Engins
Waterloo Gas
Engine C
Teamn Garver
W. 2Nd St
Devonport
Matherry Se
Des Moines
Tri-City
Barber College
Moter Barber College
Rot
Railway
Care Courier
Barber Trade
Cedar Barter College
Atchison, Kan
Planer
Lars
Glenwandt
Farr South St
Fowler St
Fenr
Washington
Faa
Rome
East Ath
Tel
Hou
Fifth Street
Mack
Ren Vo
Barclay
Argyle St
Dart Factory
I. M. Hileman
Sunnyside
Bath
Galloway House
Falls Avenues
J. H. Riley
Mit
Lifayette St
Law
Phouss
Altlee
Athern
West Eide
Mawler Street
Danver
EL Ct
Red River Valley
J.oa
Madelia
Minn
Hammond Ave
Mullaney
Real
Temsi
Mirbe
Independence
Meek Island
Depo
South St
Sth
Linwood
Howard & Bowman
iUawle
Finsh
Fioward County
WIM
Wakara
Richards Bros
Willow Lakes
Randall St
Tidens
ApEng Town
FE. Johnson
Bridge St
Bor
FL Bush
Middle West
Waterloo Ature
Guy W. Campbell & Co
Watertoo
Columbia St
Bargalas
Guy W. Campbell Co
Clement
Des Amoines
Parsons Music House
Herbert
Waterton
Larkyette St
Servion
Parsons
Hades
Nae
Ehlia Sharpen
Vetter
Red Cross Drug, Co
Shoriaker
Lawler
Club
Pradeat
Fowler Street
Mil
Gord Petorenaea
Tana
Wrernhouse
Mary IG Murphy
Baltimore St
Greene
Box
Butler County
Dodge County
Balayeu Roan Pasinrea
Wool Town
Leis Saranson
Joan
Farms
Lowa Securities Co., Com
Tarzans
Pacific Coast
Superior Service
The
Bord Transfer Co
Man
Owen
Jan Wees
Lamson Brothers & Company
G. G. Larraboo
Michigan
Te Union Stock Yards
Goa
Winnipeg
Wellington
Poulwy
A. A. Burger
County Agriculturist
Pittsburgh
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
Tex
Guy W. Campbell
Waterloo Lowal
Fllip
Wilbert Shalienberger
Wilbert Shallenberger
Oakwood
Illinois
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