Pedersen Responds To Reno Letter On Farm Sympathy
Cedar Falls farmer Peder Pedersen, active in Farm Bureau and Equity, replies to Milo Reno's Des Moines Register letter urging farmer support for labor. He argues farmers should back their own interests, not railroad workers or owners, and urges focus on farm conditions and price relief.
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Milo Reno
Iowa
Farmers’ Union
Des Moines Register
Farm Bureau
American Society of Equity
Ime
Lour
Ishal
Itill
United States
Intance
A. J. Leeper
Adair
Maha
Pring
Terest
Tait
Black Hawk Poultry Flock Tops State in September Profits
Mrs. Fred Sanders of Cedar Falls led Iowa in September poultry profits with a Black Hawk County flock of 267 Single Comb White Leghorns, earning $264.44 above feed costs for the month and averaging about 77 cents per bird. Despite high profits, another flock owner, Mrs. A. M. Chapman of DeWitt, posted the state’s top egg production at 53.3 percent, though not as profitable per bird. The statewide September report by Iowa State College extension listed 9,599 towns, 93,745 eggs laid, total receipts $4,749.08, feed costs $949.58, and a net profit over feed of $33,799.50, with 19 flocks of Single Comb White Leghorns the most numerous.
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Black Hawk County
Pred
Cedar Falls
Sanders
A. M. Chapman
DeWitt
Clinton County
Janesville
Lyndate Park Farm
Rose Comb-Rhode I Island
Lack of Quality in Cream Hinders Towa Buttermaker
J F Lorenzen of Benson co operative creamery cites poor raw milk and cream as the main reason for Danish butter superiority. He urges farmer education on preserving quality from farm to creameries and calls for dairy exhibits to promote cream and milk quality on a market wide basis.
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Towa
J. F. Lorenzen
Benson Farmers Co-Operative Creamery
High Powered Corn Huskers Operate West of Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls October 27 Champion cornhuskers are rising in the section. Harold Fogh of Dike allegedly shelling 65 bushels in six hours for Hans Schmidt near Cedar Falls with four cents a bushel. Schmidt and four others shelled 3,185 bushels for Mrs Ralph Brush five miles west of the city.
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Cedar Falls
Harold Fogh
Hans Schmidt
John Petersen
Schmidt
Ralph Brush
Altho
Moldy Corn Threatens Iowa Cribs and Cattle
Moldy corn is causing damage across central Iowa with losses of 2 to 19 bushels per acre. Plant disease specialists warn mold in cribs contaminates good corn, lowers prices, and can poison cattle. fields with mold should be left uncropped and cattle kept out. Seed corn from moldy fields remains usable if dried properly.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
Washington Township News Fragment Highlights Local Events
Reported visits to the Joan Tiller home and a Halloween social planned for Friday at the John Tiller residence. Notes on a taxi overturn near the cemetery, a birthday celebration for Mrs. eye Snidevor, and a town sale ad in the Courier.
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Caverat Das
Hetinger
Fred Garrison Familly
Colenrate
Eye Snidevor
Hursh
Courier
Co op Livestock Chippers Attend Two Day School
Iowa shipping associations hold a two day school led by Prof. Sam H. Thompson in Waterloo to study unified business methods. Attendees from eight counties hear talks on records and accounts, with demonstrations planned at Rath Packing yards and a final session in Ames.
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Sam H. Thompson
Ames
Shipping Association
Greater Waterloo Association
A. V. Swarthout
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Robotka
Prof. Thompson
State Federation of Co-operative Jlive
Rath
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Frank Robotka
Town State College
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Bert Hoffman
J. M. Eveland
B. Hennings
Waverly
W. W. Sinny Bremer
W.O. Arter
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Hudson
M. X. Bemis
Moore
Xew Hartegar
Allison
A. A. Burger
Cedar Falls
Mason City
Decker Packing
Fort Dodge
Fort Podge
Pers. Association
Hi. Thompson
JC. W. Hammans
Cattle Congress Aims to Boost Cream Quality
The Dairy Cattle Congress supports a federated cooperative creamery system led by Estel, secretary-manager and former state dairy expert. He and Mr. Mstel stress dairy quality as essential and promise stronger exhibits next year to show farmers how to improve raw milk and cream.
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Estel
Dairy Cattle Congress
Mstel
Npe
Bank Clearings and Local Notices In Waterloo 1921
Waterloo bank clearings for the week ending Oct 27, 1921 reach 190,738.5 with weekly totals and year comparisons. The page also reports deeds and chattel mortgage activity, rail and metal prices, local town notes from Dumont. It covers community notices of births, marriages, travels, church events and a train derailment with no injuries.
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Wack Hawk County Abstract Co
Waterloo Bank Clearings
Waterloo
Nortcaghs
Wheat selling brings about declines in the market
Chicago reports wheat prices eased amid expectations of increased supply and rumors of German market disruption until spring. Argentine harvest seen larger, lifting bearish pressure as December and May futures drifted lower. some strength in provisions supported by Nog market amid mixed grain receipts across St Louis and Omaha.
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Urese
Chicago
Germany
Ha Wiarket
Montreal
Belec
Shercid
Prices and market notes from Butte and New York
Prices across dairy eggs cheese and poultry appear with receipts and quality terms. New York call money firm rates and general loan activity accompany regional market figures and commodity prices.
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Peite
Chiase
Hog Prices Rise Alongside Cattle Market Rebounds
Market report shows hogs 15 to 25 cents over yesterday with top cattle at 12.40. Sheep and veal calves steady to firm while bulls weaken. Trade activity described as mostly good with varied demand and packer movement.
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Triany
OGS
HLM
East St. Louis Livestock Market Report
Receipts show 3,000 steers and 1,5000 cattle with active demand and steady to higher prices. Top reported at 4.40 for lighter weights. bulk cows and bulls strong. fat sows up to 7.00, ewes scarce with prices around 5.25 to 7.75 for selected natives.
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Earix
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City livestock market notes mixed changes with beef steers around 5.00 to 6.50 per hundredweight, lightweight hogs steady, sows and feeder steers mentioned. Fat lambs and ewes rising slightly, buyers active but market indecisive amid fluctuating prices and varying quality offerings.
Market Report Mixed as Railroad Sector Roils Early Trading
Commodities and shares show uneven movement amid railroad labor hearing reports. Steel, equipment, and chemical stocks rise slightly while rails drift. German marks strengthen and bonds hold firm as market closes with mixed sentiment and a strong bond tone. Potatoes trade faces weakness with receipts and shipments noted across regions.
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Victory
Ford Carburetor Claim Boosts Mileage and Power
Dayton Ohio firm Air Friction Carburetor Co announces a new carburetor that cuts gasoline use by one third to one half and increases motor power by 30 percent. It enables easy cold starts and allows use of cheap fuel. advertises 30 day free trial and local agent openings.
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Air Friction Carbuetor Co
Madison St
Dayton
Ohio
Ford
Ital
Vitamineral Promises Health Boost For Cattle
Advertisement from Dr Geo A Scott & Son Waterloo urging Vitamineral as a feed supplement to prevent abortion and rachitic conditions in cattle. Claims improved mineral content in milk, reduced nutritional deficiencies, and increased milk flow with a small daily cost. Proposes dried yeast based mix and provides retail packaging details.
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