Grundy County Poultry and Farm Statistics Revealed
Des Moines reports Grundy County farm census values for 1924 show 319,547 chickens worth 258.09 dollars, eggs totaling 1,488,089 dozen valued at 320,867, and dairy output of 861,366 with three-fourths sold off the farm. Sheep number 5,158 valued 155,535. cattle 46,469 head worth 1,512,836. hogs 1,294 lost to cholera and 3,442 to other diseases. beehives 548. honey worth 252. corn and crops detailed with fruit, potatoes, hay, soy beans, and farm facilities.
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Des Moines
Grundy County
Lon Fel Morgans
Morgars
Grundy
Grandy County
Meere Foun
Bath and Henht
Auction Totals Reported With Weather Affects Attendance
An auction drew a modest crowd and averaged about $86 per item. The top bid reached $205 for a lot described as five and six year old key mares. Poor weather was blamed for the light turnout.
Extension of Time for Registration for Herefords
News from Nudson and Urbana reports calls to extend registration time for Herefords from six months to one year to aid breeders. A. J. Minish proposes a temporary measure to register animals at one year, avoiding $10 registry fees after six months. Breeders risk losing good heifers to feedlots if delayed registration, while buyers seek stock for shipment to Texas and to reinforce western and southern herds. The piece notes supply pressures and possible future market prices, with broader context of cattle shortages and corn belt dynamics.
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Tle
Nudson
A. J. Minish
Hereford Association
Minish
Sale of horses nets $205 for Team Toop in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls on October 26 saw twelve head of horses advertised as Iowa Belorleans and Percherons sold at the fair grounds pavilion. The sale listed Belelans and Perches in the catalog and concluded with total receipts of $205 for Team Toop.
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Team Toop
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Moon At the
Fair Grounds
Descriplion
Waterloo
Town
J. OW. Leavitt
Farmers Queries Invited at Waterloo Evening Courier
Questions and comments in vited. Address communications to Editor Firm Department, Waterloo Evening Courier, Waterloo, Iowa. Phone 5109.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Wateriow
Iowa
Waterloo Markets Report Fragment
Market notes list various commodities and suppliers including butter lard and hay. The fragment references Waterco Mills Cony Whaa al Patent and Standard Bros with prices and quantities unclear. The piece mentions cattle and hay categories and multiple names tied to local suppliers in a dated, partial OCR excerpt.
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Waterloo
A. Todas
BAIN
Waterco Mills
Stanard Bros
Waterton T
Seite Ac
Sortre
Brn
Peckine
Tan Barelay & Soney Mala
Hines
Pram Cohn Sree
Ned
Waverly Iowa Duroc Jersey Hog Sale Sets Record Averages
An auction of purebred Duroc Jersey hogs at the Waverly fairgrounds drew buyers from Wisconsin and miles away. Fred Krumwiede topped the sale with 64 pigs averaging $51.39 and gilt group at $43.42, while multiple bidders chased boars and gilts including a June 27 boar at $107 and a high litter price of $77. The event drew large turnout, rising interest, and top gifts, with Clair Mason leading the ring and C R Baker assisting.
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Waverly
Ovr
Auchon
Fairgrounds
Fred Kranwiede
Asis
Clair Mason
Marshadown
Krumwiede
Wisconsin
Iowa
Our Lady
Liebrand
Jake Biebrand
Allison
i W._B. Bartholt & Sons
Burlington
Wis
J. R. Walker
Waterloo
Fieldman
Dburac Journal
Alfred Hesse
Clair Bailey
Donkerton
Fairbank
Ma_haska
Frank Hill
Shell Rock
Cedar Fatls
Hampton
Nashua
Sac
Mahaska
Mason
C. R. Baker
H. BE. A Meehling
State Bank of Waverly
Market sees bullish lift amid weather and shipping news
Wheat and corn futures gain on reports of shipping activity and weather delays. Severe drought damage in Australia and potential delays in threshing in Glamida plus US winter wheat seeding loom as supportive factors. Cotton and grain futures fluctuate with mixed receipts and demand signals across New York and Kansas City markets.
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Chicago
Weber
Liverpool Lad
Dreath
Australa
United States
Aden
Packers aloof on steady hogs mart
Chicago market report shows hog receipts about 16 000 with hogs steady to strong. Large packers buying 170 to 210 pound overs and 240 to 300 pound butchers. roasters around 12.00 to 12.50. Cattle receipts 29 060 with steers steady to slow. lambs strong to 23 cents. Peoria and St Joseph reports included with hog tops near 11.25 and 11.50 for various weights.
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Chicago
Det
Peoria Livestock
Peoria
Umana
Wey
Stovkers
Tedlers
Board of Trade Cash Quotions and grain terms
The notice lists various wheat futures with class and grade references plus mixed and yellow kernels, showing prices such as No 2 mixed, No 4 mixed, No 3 yellow, and others alongside cloverseed and provisions figures. It reflects a historical cash quotation page with commodity prices and terms.
Wall Street Resists Broad Selling Pressure
New York stock market shows strong demand amid liberal offerings for bullion and concerns over bank balance sheet repairs. United States Steel leads gains with a yearly high, General Motors and Bethlehem Steel rise, while renewal loan rates edge higher and futures remain buoyant after weekend buying.
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New York
Nited States Steel
Studebaker
Gumeral Motors
Wall Street
Sterling
United States Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Mark Truck
Chrysler
Fisher
Delaware
Hudason
General Motors
Chem. & Dye
American -Am
Car & Fox
American Locomotive Am
Sm. & Rog
American Sugar Am
Tel & Tel
American Tobacco Am
cAimerican Woolen Insuonda Copper Aychison
Atl Coast Ling
Baldwin Locomotive Balt
Ohio
Califormia
Cerro de Paseo Chandler Motor
Chesapeake & Ohio
North
Coca Cola
Colorado Fuel Congoteam
Naini Consolidated Gaz
Davison
Dodge Bros. Palli
Tom du Font de Net
Erie
General Asphalt
General Electric
Gt Northern
Pid Gulf
Sted Hudson Motors Airnoss Central Independen
Harv Tatter
Rely Ie Frennecott Copper
Lehigh Valley
Louisvine & Nash
Mack Truck
Phillips Pet
Pure
Oli - Radio Corp
Reading LO
Reynolds Tobacco
San Fran
Seaboard Air Line
Searseebuck Inclair Con, Co
Texas & Pacific Tobacco Products
Transcontinental
Union Pacific
I S
Jipe L
Ind
Aleahott, &. Rubber
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
New Mee New York Oct 26 prices receipts and bids for creamery eggs and storage rates, with Butter Cheese and Eggs figures from Chicago and nearby markets. Listings show creamery tubs, eggs, poultry, and meat prices, plus regional storage and fresh gathered firsts. Various organizations and locations such as Chicago, Des Moines, St. Louis, and Larks are cited in the pricing notes.
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New Mee
New York
Uuier
Deasy
Lggs
Vmirm
Hennery
Hearby
Henery
Chicago
Spring
Millionaire's First Wife Dies in Poverty in New York
Lilian N. Duke, divorced wife of the late James B. Duke, dies in poverty and will be buried in Greenwood Cemetery tomorrow. Her death follows the probating of Duke's will revealing nearly 100 million dollars left to his second wife and daughter. Duke died two weeks ago Saturday.
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Urbana Urbana
Donald Mounee
Hefley Johnson
Cedar Falls
Floyd McCoy
Mondey
Ake Joyce
George
Seal, NC
Harry Hoon
St. Luke’s Hospital
Oscar Broty
Dean
Wil Hem
Cedar Rapids
Harry
St Luke's Hospital
Muth Petro
Visi
Elyra Petro
Ates
An Brody
Iowan
George Hawley
Theo Fremer
New York
Ars
Lillian N. Duke
James. B. Duke
Greenwood Cemetery
Duke
Hay Prices Steady Across Markets in Week Review
The weekly USDA hay market review notes steady overall prices for the week ending in October 1921. Good clover and dairy hay saw brisk demand. alfalfa arrivals remain large in some markets, while prairie hay receipts are light. Timothy and clover held near steady with regional variations in demand and prices across Chicago Omaha Kansas City Denver and Minneapolis St Paul markets.
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Washington
DB. C
U.S Department of Agriculture
Kansas City
Timothy
Chicago
Louis
Hansen City
Summneapolis-St. Paul
Omaha
Mins
Denver
Prairie
Minneapolis-St Paul
Sansas City
Rockyards
St. Louis
Sioux City Livestock Prices Face Slow Trade
Receipts show scarce sales across steers yearlings and calves with slow stocker and feeder activity. Cows and heifers mixed. grain fed varieties edging lower. lambs and sheep steady to higher with top westerns around 15 to 15.50 for lambs and $12 for other grades. stock pigs and feeders varied while packers posted mixed bids.
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Boula
I. Paul
Minn
Oet
Iseaight
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Colorado
Pact Agi
Rene Mares
Soratle Fenits
Kifer Stead
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Corm 1 Ltde
Tose Nighey
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Whitts. Ours
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Henry Meyers
W. Works
George Witwenberg
Hawkeye
George Kollman
Selzer
Dunkerton
Cresco
Hermanether
Will Reed
Ton
Hans Hansen
W. A. A. Dresser
Postin Bonzer
Clarksvill
Duecken Albrecht
Walt Wier Greesser
Plalniitd
F & Sons
Tents
Keize
la Bartholt
Ney Hampton
AL Zappelard
Fairbask
Dilger
Sheil
Cnd Fien
Marshaltown
Ta Ce
Retschy
Santwry
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le Bexen
duMier High
Pelnie
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Mats
Nantes
Ehee
Hansas City Gracn
Minneapolis
Inneapolis
Ible
Batley
St.louis
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NASA
Tyla
Texas
Elran
Nhw
Orr
Estimen
Doug Sne Gar
Tinay Brin
Sliaj
Nee
Packers
ST. Paul Livestock
ST. Joseph Livestock
St. Joseph
Lamson Bros. & Day
Marsh-Place
H. A. More
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Lee Abe
Weicht
Dees Bos
Heda
Board of Trade
Wall ST
Foreign Exchange
Jorcions Rey
France
Belgium
Holland
Swer Denmare
Sieltzerland
Spain
Uen
Wherty
Tiberty
STATI
Banking Department
State Loan CO
Luis FA
Vogt Teepe
Nant
Ixtonsay City
St. Louie
Omaha Livestock
IbLb
George A. Wells
The
Western Grain Dealers Association
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Bellefonte. O
Michael Weiss
Jehn Gicsch
Mercer County
William 4. Yarner
M. Francisco
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