Annual festival highlights East Waterloo Township exhibit
The East Waterloo Township farm bureau annual fall festival at the Curran home elected W J Mohs as chairman and W J Mohls as vice chair. Mrs Thomas Thornbury was named secretary treasurer. Entries from women included canned goods baked items and fruits with awards given for cakes jams peaches and vegetables. An auction raised about 7.50 as bids for apples corn potatoes bread and other items topped at six cents for a bride’s loaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Mohs
Vicr
East Watertog Townshi Parm Bureau
J.T. Curran
Thomas Thornbury
J. T. Curran
M. J. Horan
W. J. Mobilis
A. H. Ede
Mobils
Mohlis
Hazel Ede
Lois Curran
H. K. Suhverth
George Smith
L.H. Turner
Elmer Turner
Corran
East Waterloo
Gurran
Thornbury
Bert Carey
Tama Bankers to Hear About Grain Warehousing Plan
A meeting is scheduled for 2 p m on Tuesday October 26 at the farm bureau office in Toledo Kansas. Representatives of Tama county banks and the warehousing board will hear M G Thornburg estate secretary of agriculture explain warehousing law grain storage and certificate issuance and protection behind certificates. The Tama county local board has supervised more than 5600 bushels of grain in the northwest area over the past two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Farm Bureau
Tawa County
M. G. Thornburg
Srain
Tama County
Hanke
Ust
Editor form department invites questions to Waterloo Evening Courier
Readers are invited to address questions and comments to the Editor Form Department of the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Iowa. Provides mailing address and phone line for correspondence.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Tows
Massive Warren township dairy barn project nears finish
Waverly Iowa October reports Geaver Mabb expands Hoover farm with a 12000 dollar dairy barn machinery shed poultry and two hog houses. The 178 acre Warren township site includes stalls for 46 cows 8 horses and storage for 110 tons of hay and 1500 buses of oats. Automatic drinking cups cement silos and a 33000 gallon water tank are installed along with a central feed carrier system and grain conduits. Mabb also experiments with alfalfa and red clover seeding for future dairy production amid labor and cost considerations.
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Waverly
Hoover Farm
Here
Bremer
Waren Township
Geaver Mabb
Poorman
Br. Mabb
Mr. Mabb
Mary
Yephire
Fred Harms Wins Medal on Butter in Natl Contest
Fred Harms earned a medal on butter at the national dairy show in Waterloo. The event featured Ayrshire bull Ping Pong of Adam Settz & Sons, and J. F. Davidson exhibited Strathgrass as the yearling winner. Alta Crest Weather Vane from Alta Crest Farms claimed junior champion, with the same farm taking both female champions.
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Slaser East
Selmnid
Cipnamen
Schmid
Nntinnal
Fred Hurris
Geb
Inwan
Otto Klock
Whittehis
State herd at Toledo makes large profits
Toledo records show a juvenile Holstein herd producing 17 378 pounds of milk from Sept 1 1924 to Aug 21 1925 valued at 2 6 per 100 pounds with feed cost 4416 pounds of milk per cow and total herd earnings reflecting strong profitability for the period despite variable production and feed costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Tolens
Peterson Farms Soybeans Yield 20 Bushels Per Acre
On the Carl Peterson farm in Orange township six acres yielded 20 bushels per acre totaling 120 bushels. He plans to grind and feed them to hogs as tankage substitute, noting soybeans finished porkers well with protein similar to tankage. The thresher is owned by five men and they plan to thresh Russell Kline’s beans next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Peterson
Orange Township
Peterson
Peterson Place
Aj Ring
Russell Kline
Kline
Moberly Builds House on His Farm North of Waterloo
Moberly, H B Moberly’s farm in Orange Township ten miles south of Waterloo, is building a new house on 32 acres. He rents to Eugene Davis who will live across the road. The house will be wired for electricity and modernized. He expects to move in soon after completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. BE. Moberly
Waterloo
Ight
Miles
Orange Township
Eugene Davis
Moberly
Wheat ends higher on Canada weather and domestic tightness
Wheat opened lower in Chicago due to rallying factors from Australia and selling by traders. Favorable Canadian weather and reduced domestic receipts lifted prices through the session with December and May futures showing gains. Corn and oats followed wheat upward amid unsettled weather forecasts, while the provisions market remained firm.
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Chicago
Det
Australas
Yestertas
Canada
Ione Adviees
Allenerge
Corm
Weather and Market Glitches in October Trade Notes
Disjointed auction and market lines describe butter receipts, flour prices, and grain movements for New York markets on Oct 11. The report notes lighter butter purchases, specific price ranges for soft winter and winter straights, and scattered flour price figures amid broader trading activity.
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O York Tract
New York
Miisd
Finn Strady
Ients
Wheat and grain prices on Chicago Board of Trade
Wheat prices listed for various grades including No 2 mixed No 4 yellow and No 3 white with values around 214 681 to 86 48. oats No 2 white and No 3 white quoted. rye No 3 at 330. barley around 775 to 750. cloverseed 20 75. lard ribs and m wines listed with prices near 15.65 17.00.
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New York
New
Chicago
Selio
Roy
Wile
Hogs and cattle market reports show sharp value gaps
Chicago October 17 AP hogs receipts 3 000 overweight 6 000 uneven medium and heavyweight butchers steady to weak light weights steady to weak other prices mixed with hogs 140 to 159 pound averages up to 22.10 best 260 pound loads 11.95, sow prices 39.76 to 10.15, pigs 12.23. Cattle receipts 3 000 fed steers 25 3c lower close weak. western grass feeders 23.00 0 upward steady. Sheep receipts 2 000 with fat lambs 14.50 15.00, feeding lambs 14.75, culls 50c lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Montana
Turp Receipts Highlight Mixed Livestock Trade at St Paul Market
Receipts total about 4 700 cattle with steady to higher prices for feeders and steers, best lean dry fed around 11.50, Montana cattle at 39.00, grass fat cattle about 6 to 7.50, hogs 2 500 with steady trend and averaged 11 to 11 a half for good and choice, sheep receipts 2 009 with fat lambs around 14.75 and top feeding lambs near 26.90 before week’s close.
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Montana
Hulk Powight
Weicht
Dai
Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Omaha market notes show hogs mixed with rough and smooth classes, cattle receipts steady to higher, and feeders firmer. Sioux City reports higher cattle and hog trade with top hogs around 9 1/2. Chicago bids reflect active livestock demand across regions with varied prices for steers, heifers, and feeders.
Motors Collapse After Wild Stock Market Ride
New York reports a volatile trading day with motors leading gains at the open, then sliding as profit taking drags shares down from early highs. Hudson Motors jumps to 106 then falls toward 4, General Motors climbs to 137 before retreating to 130 amid broad activity and heavy volume.
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New York
Hudson Motors
General Motors
Yellow Cab
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Motors
Dupont
American Safety Razor
Jordan Moloty
Chrysler Am
Car & Fdy
American Locomotive
Capper Atchison
Coast Ling
Baldwin Locomotiys
Balt
Ohie
Bethlehem Steel California Pet
Canadian Pac
Cent
Leath, Ptd
Cerra de Paseo
Chandler Motor
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chic
Northwestern
Coca Cola
Colorado
Consolidated Gas
Corn
Crucible Steel
Cuba
Davison Clem
Doige Bros
du Pont de Nem
Electric
Ctis
Famous Players
General Asphalt
General Electric
Northern
Gulf States Steel Hudson Motors
Allnois Central
Int
Harvester
Nickeloo
le Kelly-Springfield Kennicott Copper
Lehigh Valley
Louisville &Nash
Mack Truck
Mex
Seaboard Oil
Mid-Continent Pet
Kan
Tex
Missouri Pace, Pf
Alontgomery
Nat. Biscuit
York Central
N.Y
N. Hos
Ace
Norfolk & Western
American
Northern Pacific Pacific Oil
Tan, Am, Pet
Pennsylvania
Phha, & Rdg
Philips Pet
Pura Oi
Radio Corporation Teading
Rep
Ir. & Steel
Ieynous Tob
Si Wreeer L
San Franticord Air Tine
Irs Roebuck Sinclair Con
Southern Pacific
Southern Red
Standard Oi
Cut Standard
Stewart Warner Studetaker Texas Co
Texas & Cifle
Takeees
Transcont
Union Pacific
Caat
Willys-Overiana Waeelworth
Chrysler
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts Report
Chicago and New York produce markets show steady to higher creamery prices and varied values for eggs and poultry. News from New York lists coffee futures steady with specific lots and price points, while Chicago receipts include creamery firsts and miscel commodities with multiple unit prices.
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Chicago
New York
Toledo Farm Sale Sets Total Receipts of 7200 Dollars
The Lester Houghton closing out sale in Toledo last week raised about $7,200. Geldings six years old sold for 140, a mare eleven years old with sucklings brought 50 to 190, and brood sows averaged 25. The sale also listed 100 fate floats at 8.50 and a ton price of 10. Corn and oats yielded 26 per acre and 25 per bushel respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracr
Lester Houghton
Toledo
Clearing House Bank Reserve Figures Decline in Week
New York AP reports excess reserves at banks and trust companies fell to 10 429 30 for the five day period ending this week from 20 452 790 last year. The decrease shows a drop of 10 024 040 in reserves compared with the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Butua
Uast
Waterloo Market Prices and Items Listing
Market report from Waterloo shows grain prices for wheat oats and barley plus flour eggs butter lard and potatoes from Waterloo Afille Co and Sinnard Bros Weet. Livestock prices include leghorn hens roosters steers cows and packers with price ranges. hay and straw mixed with salted cured veal skins horse hides wool and other farm commodities listed by Barclay and Cohn Bros.
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Waterloo
Rae
Waterloo Afille Co
Bneres
Slnnard Bros
Waterloo Co-op
Switt
Springs
fFrom Flath Packing Co
Bath Plane
Barclay Timothy Har
Prairie Bay
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Elizabeth Hudson
McLean
Tama
Warren Township
Grover Mubb
Heine
Mabb
Fred Harms
Peterson Farms
Ames
Trier
Asan L. Ames
Adam Hotzel
Trae
Minneapolis
Cottos
STATA
Tsashiane
Fay
Maurin
Carta
Duman
Stoma
York
Ernest the
Board of Trade
Omaha Livestock
Omana
Jth
Gruy Prt
Sioux City
Tony
Foreign Exchange
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Sfi
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Switeerrland
Spain
Crewe
Poland
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Ner Shavit
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Braai
New Sark
United States
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Wisconsin
SUGAR
Supar
Jaton
Butler
Gove Grodisey
Raekeese
Meg aVerige
Cofere
Flo
Wilfe
Santos
Tomor‘row
State Banking Department
State Loan CO
E. 4Th St
Scairs
Phoot
Tori Anata
Pram Cohn Bros
Hanna-Shreves Co
Burlington, Iowa
Leo L. Mak
Telephone
Charlin Patten
St.Francis Hospital
Grant Highway
Tran
Iowa
T. J. Bender
Guardian
Helland
Jown
Central Iowa Power & Light CO
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