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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1924

Page

6

Farm institute to feature Holders as headliner at Shell Rock

Prof K G Holders, a farm speaker, is set to headline the Shell Rock farm institute with talks on agriculture laws, home economics by Elizabeth Hudson, and demonstrations in dairy and poultry. Other figures include J H Bardsley and H L Eichling, plus classes forming for farm, train, and animal topics.

Shell Rock K. G Impasa Treasury Satelye Shell Rock Fucwetitule Hokie Miss Hilson Judie Elizabeth Hudson Black Hawk Counts K. W. Stouder H. L. Eichling Ates County Corn and Grain Departiment B. Finley Iowa

Argentine Corn at $2.50 Per Bushel, Says Iowa Visitor

Dr Silvio Spangenberg director of the National Agricultural School of Argentina spent days in Ames meeting Prof H D Hughes and others. He notes Argentina grows mainly flint corn for England markets at about $2.59 a bushel and praises farmer city cooperation while planning visits to Nebraska and Kansas stations.

Ames Iowa State College Silvio Spangenberg National Agrcultural School of Argentina Cassida Argentina H. D. Hughes Farm Etna Spangenbers United States Spangenberg Jr Span- Eenberg Nebraska Kansas Agricultural Experiment Stations St x

Jersey Cow Auction Tops Sale Near Toledo

In Ort. 18 the sale drew solid interest with a registered Jersey heifer and two cows among the top offerings. Ewes brought 14 dollars each, with a block of chickens and milk cows noted. the average price hovered around 65 per head and the highest individual price reached 96 dollars for two cows.

Toledo Jersey

Minerals distributed to Black Hawk farmers under farm bureau orders

Farmers in 13 or 14 townships in Black Hawk County received a portion of minerals brought to Cedar Falls under the farm bureau. A. A. Burger, county official, says the minerals were sent here and distributed across the county according to preexisting orders before the carload was ordered.

Black Hawk Cedar Falls Farm Bureau A. A. Burger

Farmers Queries and Corrections From the Courier

Communications directed to the editor at the Waterison Evening Courier discuss farm matters and tax questions. The notice provides a postal address and a price reference in the local paper.

Falitor Warteriso Evenley Waterlne Ioxe Pnee

Litter of Six From $320 Sow Sells for $555 at Exposition

At the Iowa State Fair exhibition a Chester White sow named Grantess Alfrony Arthur Runtt sold for $320, owner Reinheek Lt. Vet. McGrew reported. The sow led a litter of six pigs that sold for $555, with three boar pigs fetching $140, $125, and $100, and three gilts at $60 each.

Reinheek J. M. McGrew Chester White Grantess Alfrony Arthur Runtt Lowa State Fair Sulk Trournin Borr

Potatoes Overflow as Farmers Dump Stocks in Grundy County

In Grundy County Iowa potatoes flood the market with prices in Grundy Center at 30 cents and other towns at 20 to 25 cents. Surplus spuds come from Dike and nearby areas as farmers feed harvest to hogs or boil for meals. John Hara tans weighs 1.5 pounds on average, while La Porte City reports seven rows yielding 460 bushels per acre from plantings begun June 14.

Grunts Center Grundy County Weidlsburg Haolland Grundy Center John Hara Dike la Porte City Georges Cashon Patel

Alfalfa Grown For Seed In Benton County Fields

J F Gay Enumerates Enemies Alfalfa Has Thru This Part Town La Porte City Feb 18. He resides just over the Pluck Hawk area and demonstrates alfalfa can be grown here for seed. Gay has a 23 acre field mostly of hardy northern alfalfa with four acres of a promising other variety. He notes seepage and standing water as main enemies and that bluegrass and clover spread via erosion. He reports a half bushel of seed from a recent test and considers results satisfactory.

la Porte City Pluck Hawk Benton County Gay Pom. Eliot Por Nise Yeurs

Top price reached at R F French sales in Ta

Independence Ta October 18 auction by R F French featured Polish China hogs. Top animal sold for 145 dollars while spring pigs averaged around 340 per head. Several hogs fetched 25 to 115 dollars. a herd boar led at 145 dollars.牲

Independence Poland China R. F. French Golnng Peter Tha Groat Big Bob Chinin Ling Springs Peter the Great Yvreeders

Stuckart Auctioning Holstein Cattle On Farm Next Thursday

Gilbertyile Iowa Oct 23 auction at Stuckart farm one and one half miles east of here starts at 1 a m. Head of horses machinery and poultry also on sale. Twenty three head of purebred Holstein cattle listed including 14 cows and four bulls. Stuckart known for herd production testing and high quality cows with strong records.

Gilbertyile Hubert Stuckart Wil Molstein Stuckart Suuckart

24 yearlings top Mart for Willey

Wibbley, a southeast Tama county farmer, owned and fed 24 Hereford yearlings which averaged 17 pounds and sold at 11.50, topping the Chicago market.

Tract Wibbley Tama County Chicago

Dairy Demonstration at New Hartford Oct 22

Farmers in New Hartford Iowa plan a dairy cow demonstration at the Chapman farm northwest of town next Wednesday afternoon October 22 at 1 o clock. Floyd Johnston from Iowa State Dairy Association will supervise judging and display correct conformation while G B club members and youths visit, learn, and ask questions about dairy cattle and husbandry.

New Hartford Chapman Farm Seyverk Floyd Johnston Yerkag Towa Buide Dairy Association Polar Pot Daly Cow Irks Dudue Mmembers Wil Jos

County Agents Gain More Prestige Says Department Expert

Ames Oct 1 county agents gain prestige says Dr Farrell of the USDA extension service. He notes agents are now viewed as representatives of agriculture and must maintain physical and mental fitness. New members joined county agent and home demonstration associations at banquets amid discussions with farm bureau leaders.

Ames Drief George E. Farrell North Central United States Department of Agriculture Town State Concre Farrell Home Demon Slyalion Farm Bureau Blisworth Richardson Pella Town Farm Bureau Federation

Fine Program at East Janesville

East Janesville Cedar Falls hosts annual aid society event at East Janesville Methodist Episcopal Church in alt Vernon township. A home cooked chicken supper begins at 6 pm and runs until guests are served. The program features Mrs DeWitt Briden and Mrs William Becker as organizers with musical numbers by Mr Van Ders and saxophone pair Mr and Mrs Vermian Pruss from Waterloo.

Cedar Falls Janesville Aid Society East Janesville Mmes DeWitt Briden William Becker Roy Yan Deest Cedar Imppear Mr. van Ders Hand Xang American Legion St. Paul Vermian Pruss I Waterloo

Madsen Sells Pigs to Buyers in Dire Market

Madsen sold a head of pigs to local buyers at ten dollars per hundred. The April pigs weighed over two hundred pounds each.

Madsen Tike An. Ort.s George Madsen

Butter Prices Edge Up As Supplies Tighten

AP report notes fractional advances in butter prices due to short supplies and market demand. Storage moves and export prospects influence wholesale levels. Chicago, New York, and Philadelphia markets show price increases with butter futures and farm values rising.

Associated Press Uhivace Deuyind Sur- Quis York

Wheat Market Slips Amid Nervous Trading

The market opened with nervous selling and cautious buying as buyers moved to fresh positions. December prices fell to around 1.80 and May to 1.64, with a broad retreat across components. Oats held near initial ranges while corn showed a modest upturn and provisions failed to gain support.

Ldvecnaol Thai Terestarh Dusenda Tee Kikher Abeduw Ducenber

Kansas City Market Items For Sale

Fragmentary OCR shows pricing and item codes for assorted goods including a sack sale. Mentions decem ber references and a price of 1.09 with a total 1907 appearing as a year or amount. No full, coherent report readable.

Grain prices and market notes from St Louis and Kansas City

Market brief from St Louis and Kansas City grain desks Oct 18 notes mixed price action. White and red wheats traded at select futures with modest activity and scattered selling pressure. refiners and traders watched nearby positions as the market closed with light activity and minor price moves.

Kansas City Grain Ansasq City Hite Slize No. F White Anibe Maries svGan New York Diet Ls—Wiil Tatay IaWosugar Riveseloset Shetlosses Parc Mass

Hogs Steady at Friday Average of $10.40 Cwt

Market report shows 12,000 hogs weighed with steady demand and a Friday average price of 10.40 per hundredweight. Receipts include 4,400 by Teustpin and 9,000 plus by other shippers, with varying weights and several price ranges noted for differenthog categories.

East St Louis Livestock Market Report Summary

East St Louis market receipts show hogs mostly weak to 10c lower with weights 160 to 180 pounds at 10.20 to 10.65 and 199 pounds and up around 10.50. Sows ranged 9.35 to 9.40. Cattle and calves: fat light and medium woolly steers up to 24c higher. western steers steady to lower with light yearlings and stocker cattle mixed. Lambs weaker 25 to 40c lower with top around 13.75. bulk week figures near 12.50 to 13.00.

Lhe Associated Pree Aldo LIGUG East ST. Louis Louis

Omaha Livestock Market Report Summary

Receipts for cattle and hogs show mixed values with price clarity. hogs mostly steady to firm with top near 1070 per cwt, bulk 200 lb butchers around 10.60, sows about 10.00 to 10.60. Cattle see fed veal and medium weight steers strong to 311.65, heavies near 10.65, stockers uneven, canners and cutters softer. sheep receipts none and market steady with fat lambs around 12.75 and ewes 4.50 to 5.75.

Omana New

St Paul Livestock Report from South Straits Minnesota

Receipts at St Paul livestock market 2309 cattle dominated by Montana grassers and fat cows. Steers up to 36.00, heifers steady, grass yearlings and stockers mixed, calves 2540e lower, hogs 1500 head steady with good and choice 150 to 200 pound averages around 10.10, sows 9.30 to 8.45, sheep and lambs steady to slightly lower with fat lambs near 6.00 to 11.50 for best light lambs.

South Straits Minn

Kansas City Livestock Prices and Market Summary

Kansas City livestock market reports show mixed cattle demand with calves steady to higher, yearlings and steers up, heifers steady to strong, and cows and cull stock varied. Hogs receipts and prices range with shippers around 30.65 and packers near 10.50, while sheep and lamb offerings ease slightly with tops around 13.50 to 12.00 for natives and ewes near 6.00.

Seenouey Wicher Graser Kansas

St Joseph Livestock Prices And Receipts Summary

In St Joseph market cattle receipts show steady demand with top bids around 10.55 for bulk and feeder stock mixed. Receipts include steers, cows and heifers, calves, lambs and hogs with various prices noted, reflecting an active livestock week.

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Sharp Market Gains Lift Roaring Session Across Sectors

New York stocks opened with strength as buying supported by short covering. American Water Works rose over 4 points on profit sharing news. General Electric and United States Steel gained amid broad advances with rail and chemical issues also moving higher. Foreign exchange steadied as investors focused on catalysts in utilities, hardware, and transportation shares.

New York Colorado United States Hisctric Maxwell A Studebaker Division Chemical Aurong Americar Consolidated Raeily Hawanm Rock Txland Lackaina Prisco New Haven Union Paeile Louisville & Nashville Southern Hailway Itushureh West Wirkista American Waterworks Common Iron Products General Electric Delaware & Hudson United Railteays American Locomotive Aimerican Smelting American Sugar Sdee American Tel Tel American Tobacco American Woolen , Ae ‘Amer Zine Lead & Smelt Bid Anaconda Copper Atchison Kha Athaetic Coast Line Baldwin Locomotiv Galtimore & Ohio Bethlehem Steel California Petroleum Canadian Pacific Central Leather Gerro de Pasco Fel Invincible OU Springfield Therott Ile & Nashy Mack Trick Marland Maxwell Motors A Missouri Kan Tex Missouri Pacific New Grevns New York Central Hartford Norfolk & Wert Ter Northen Pacifc Pacific OM Vade Pan American Petroleum Pennsylvani Produrera & H Pure Republic Reynolds Tobacco Seabard Air Line Sears Rochuck Sloss-Shefield Steel & Iron Southern Pacific

Sioux City Livestock and Market Reports Afloat

Market notes from Sioux City show cattle receipts around 1,000 with fat yearlings and heifers steady to higher, hogs about steady to 10 cents higher topping near 10.50, sows and packers prices listed, sheep receipts 260 with lambs around 334.28, ewes at 8.25, plus grain and flour price scraps and regional market chatter from Peoria and New York with assorted commodity quotes and local notices.

Prices at Chicago and New York Marts

New York Oct 18 Butter steady to higher, creamery at 39 41 cents, cheese quotes range. Wisconsin and state milks show varied prices. poultry fowl and turkey prices listed. Chicago Oct 18 receipts show creamery items, cheese types, and poultry values. other produce largely unchanged.

Chicago New York Americas State Akime Medum Hutter Young Americas Enurap City Kansas City

Weekly Grain and Provision Review

Anxiety over Argentina’s crop and renewed foreign demand pushed Chicago grain prices higher for December wheat, while corn weakened on an expert opinion about late season maturity. Provisions rose modestly as Argentine weather and European buying supported breadstuffs. lard stocks fell, boosting the market.

Associated Press Chicago Argentina United States Canada Ieast Italy France Europe Texk

Manchurias big crop is soybeans and soybean products

Washington reports Manchuria’s soybean crop dominates local agriculture and fuels varied uses from food flavoring to oils and detergents. The piece notes soybean oil, bean cakes, and byproducts like soaps and paints, plus rail and cart traffic realities in southern Manchuria and Mukden.

Washington, D. C China Manchuria National Geographic Society Mukden Dairen Port Arth UT Liaotting United States Mikden Japan Mukgen Harbin Kirin Port Arthur Chinese Chamber of Commerce New England Routa Tam- Tajizrs Tiehling

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