Iowa corn outlook tops 41.4 bushels per acre for 1925
Des Moines reports Oct 1 1925 crop conditions show Iowa corn at 41.4 bushels per acre and 459,622,000 total production with about 94 percent frost safe. Rain and drought injuries reduce the figure for good feeding corn. U.S. corn crop projected at 2,917,836,000 bushels. Oats and spring wheat yields also covered with state and national comparisons.
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Des Moines
Iowa
United States
Ecom
Floyd County Wareouse Board Chosen For County
Charles City Iowa October 14 special The Secretary of Agriculture appoints Floyd County warehouse board members J M Ferguson Frank Dreeger F K Benne E W Dreyer J W Janssen Lea Paitschuill and W E Gaslora The board names officers President J M Ferguson vice president F K Benne and secretary treasurer J W Janssen The board headquarters will be at the farm bureau office Elevators report large oat purchases this season and Chicago receipts and shipments mixed into market notes
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Charles City
Floyd County
F. K. Benne
J. W. Janssen
Nora Springs
J. M. Ferguson
Farm Bureau
Farmers letters to Editor at Waterloo Evening Courier
Letters and comments invited to the Farm Department. Communications should be addressed to the Editor Farm Department, Waterloo Evening Courier, Waterloo, Iowa. Phone 5100.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Watefloo
Iowa
Cedar Falls girls win trip to Chicago livestock expo
Louise Muney and Helen Hansen, representing Black Hawk county 4 in Iowa State fair demonstrations, win a trip to the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. Their leader Abs Roy Porter will be paid by a St Paul milling company. The group from Cedar Falls township will also attend the juniors club congress during the November show. The event gathers over 1,000 youths from farms across states, as growers' association aims to improve farmer prices.
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Cedar Falls
Louise Muney
Helen Hansen
Black Hawk County
Chicago
Des Moines
Abs. Roy Porter
St. Paul
Meeting Here for Corn Growers Attended by Few
A courthouse meeting by the Iowa Corn Growers Association drew only a handful of farmers and business people yesterday. Attendees sought the group’s aims and how to organize. speakers failed to appear at times, while others sought details on officers and goals.
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Iowa Corn Growers’ Association
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Corn Growers’ Organization
Sradio
Iowa Com Growers’ Association
Iowa
William Corey
Fonda
Dledge
C. H. Richeson
Webster City
Des Moines
Farm Bureau
Vrici
Waakrttre
Jeron Acrezen
Croy Rondit
Kenyon Aenraceh
Fort Dodee
Fort Dadee
Chamber of Emumeres
J.J. Ryan
Wnth Disivket Direnter
Cork Crower
Annual Meeting of Pioneer Test Assn Set for Thursday
The Pioneer Test Association schedules its annual meeting for Thursday evening October 14 at 8 p.m. in Burr Oderkirk, Iowa. Extension specialist Glenn Luther Mester will be present to discuss the year's work and nominate officers for next year. Members in the Hudson territory are invited to attend.
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Pinneer Cow Test Association
S P
Burr Oderkirk
Iowa Extension Speciali
Wa‘teriog
Hudson Territory
Glenn
Luther Mester
Rharze
Poultry Association Raises Membership Cap in Black Hawk County
The Black Hawk County Poultry Record Association plans to start its new year November 1 and expand its membership from 20 to as many as 40. The change aims to broaden access to educational programs, collective egg marketing, flock certification, and hatchery regulation with several meetings and talks by prominent speakers including Will Lapp, former extension specialist at Iowa State College. Potential members should contact farm bureau officials for application blanks.
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Black Hawk County
Jand
Will Lapp
Iowa State College
Farm Bureau
Aid Society Corn Festival at Dewar Oct 21
Dewar Iowa October 18 Dewar Women's Aid Society to sponsor a corn festival at the hall on Wednesday October 21 for youths 15 and under to show 10 ear samples of white or yellow corn for prizes. Girls compete for best food lists made from corn and judges will speak on selections. A home cooked meal starts at 6 pm to benefit the aid society with grain and orchard product contributions welcome. Prize corn will be sold.
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Dewar
Dewar Women’s Aid Society
Aid Society
Board of Trade Cash Quotations from Lamson Gros
Chicago October 13 Wheat and grain quotes list various grades and prices for No 1 hard spring and winter wheat, mixed and white oats, and prices for clover, timothy, and barley. Values include No 1 hard spring at 1.00 and No 1 hard winter at 1.50 plus fractions, with oats and other grains shown in mixed or white categories.
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New York
Lamson Gros
Chicago
Slic
HOGS WEAKER ON SLUGGISH MARKET
Chicago stockyard report shows hog receipts at 22 000 with slow bidding. prices down about 10 cents with big packers bid two cents lower. Weighed goods and packing sows uneven. light and heavy hogs ranged from 10 to 12 dollars, average around 11.50. Cattle receipts near 11 008 with steers strong then weak, western stock small gains. fat sheep at 18 000 with seed lambs at 15.50 and natives around 15.05 to 15.50.
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Chicago
Jameon
Ak Sorey
ST. Joseph
Seao
Waterloo
Sinnard
Fats
Ee Tees
Petter Serene
fFrom Path Packing Co
Eeenege Wesld
Caen Broz
Wwe Poe
Kansas City Livestock Market Summary Amid Mixed Demand
CATTLE receipts 20,000 calves 3,000 slow demand with minimal early sales. Best yearlings around 10.90 to 14.00 for midweights. holdovers steady to weak. HOGS receipts 9,000 mostly lower than Monday with top around 11.75 and 10.00 to 11.00 in larger packs. SHEEP receipts 9,000 with early bids lower and little activity. Sioux City and Omaha listings show varied cattle and hog prices, with strong fats and steady feeders amid uneven trading.
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Sioux City
Lions City
Omana
Ucatyele
Market Gains Lift Stocks. Steel and Auto Passengers Lead
Wall Street extended gains amid broad buying as United States Steel rose on strong orders and Sloss-Sheffield hit a new first sale high. Industrials and autos advanced with Hayes Wheels, Hart Schlemmer, Stromberg Carburetor and Speedometer pushing to new peak prices while many blue chips firmed in early trading.
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New York
Barnet Leather
Chrysler
United States
Mec
Crory
Stromburg
Sloss Sheffield Steel
Steele
United States Steel Corporation
United States Steel Common
Sloss-Sheffield
Hayes Wheels
Hart Warner
Stromberg
Lamson Bros
Allied Chemical & Pyeeseeeee American Can
American Car & Foundry American
American Smelting
American Sugar
American
American Water Works
Atchison
Baldwin ‘Locomotive
Baltimora & Ohio
Bethlehem Steal
California
Petruléurea Central Leather
Cerro de Paseo Chandler Motor
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
MH. & St. Paul
LL & Pacific
Coc Cola
Colorado Fuel - Gongoleumt-Nairn
Consolidated Gas
Esseesaseae
Es-Yererrses Dodge Broz
Erle
Famous Players
Gener Electric General Motors
Great Northern
Judson Potors Stasis Centrast
Kennecott
Lehigh Valley
Mackake
Missouri Pacific
Montgomery- Ward National Biseault
New York Central
NY & Hartford
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
New York yields higher butter creamery prices with various grades and extras noted for Oct 14, including 49 to 52 cents for creamery items and 30 to 48 cents for extras. Cheese and dairy items show mixed quotes with firm and fancy grades. Chicago listings for Oct 15 reflect receipts and price ranges across butter creamery extras, ordinary and firsts, cheese varieties, and poultry prices. Building permits issued in St Louis and Vermits for two houses in different districts with estimated costs around 3,200 each.
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New York
Wisconsin
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Eges
St. Lonin
Hiens
Lie
Vermits
W. H. Jennish
Bertich Avenue
Ty George W. Hawver
Hawver Court
Readlyn Rendiva Birth and Local Health Notes
Readlyn Rendiva born to Mr and Mrs Albert Everding on Saturday October 16. An automeblin accident last week caused a skull injury found by X ray at Waverly. Relatives and friends gathered Sunday to celebrate Mr Beevers birthday anniversary. Berphart Matthias left hospital Friday and is staying with her bereavement family.
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Rendiva
Albert Everding
Itiehard Bast
Waverly
Tierman Reevers
Beevers
Berphart Matthias
Ehielen
Yemen
Tis Drorker
Hubert Hoaner
Iveal Hospital
The Understudy of Love and New Home Promises
Garrett Denby drifts between two homes as he seeks meaning with Dolly and longs for Janet. Janet plots to guide Dolly toward home life while Peter quietly hopes for Janet’s affections, ultimately finding his own chance for a different future.
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Garrett Denby
Janet
Garrett
Barkers
Dolly
Cilmore
Peter
Rensaler
Garl
Jan
HortonItems Show Local Social Ties And Repairs
Horton Iowa notes show W E Robinson Maynard Minn visitors and Plainfield hospitals. Family moves to Waverly. Alfred Robinson patient. Bridge repair move and camping gear shifted. Chester Hall sells garage stake to Dale Waite. Henry Somers of Wolf Point Ontario visits. Mrs Mary Mishler ill. Road grading delayed until spring as west of town work ends. Clover club to hold bazaar.
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Horton Horton
W._E. Robinson
Maaynard
Minn
Plainfield
Philip Robinson
Waverly
Alfred Robinson
Duke Cagley
Yren Wes
Perry
Tiggeman
Fanville
Chester’ Hall
Dale Waite
Henry Somers
Wolft Point
Lon
Mary Mishler
Clover Club
Grachhn
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Chicaco
Minnesota
Exposition
Growers’ Association
N. W
jRally
Wats Toner
Tistless
Issone
Bartey
New
Tod&y
Liberty
Louise Muncy and
Mary
Rigs Soc
Elis
Pioneer Test Ass’n
Per Tien
Board of Trade
Kansas City Livestock
Omaha Livestock
Pt Buthetud
Investors
Spreauk
Understudies
Jane Gordon
Harry Fee
6Th
Sycamore Streets
Redfield
South Dakota
Dakota
F. W. Bastian
Bastian
Dakota Central Telephone Co
Prop
Commercial Nat'l Bank, Aeris
The
Gmmercial
Nationalmpany Investment Securities
Commercial National Bank
Towa
Ani
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