Buttermakers and dairymen gather for Iowa Labor Day program
Butter makers, dairymen and farmers from Iowa's eighth district attended the second annual Buttermakers' association Labor Day gathering in Denver with about 3000 listeners. The program included talks by H. C. Koenecke and A. W. Rudnick, a state brand dairy discussion, a butter contest won by Henry Segeberth of Klingers Readlyn and a horseshoe event. The day featured a Denver Readyn ball game, a band performance, and prizes for top butter and other contests.
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Denver
Iowa
Jemer County
Readlyn
Késian
Klinger
Brewer County
Maxfield
Otto Mey- Thom
H. C. Koenecke
Rudnick
A. W. Rudnick
Iowaxtension Service
Ron
New York
M. Mortensen
Iowa State College
Airymen
O. A. Storsich
New York City
Storsich
Starview
Storvich
Henry
Segeberth
J. H. Rohrsen
Seigel
Wis
TH. A. Griese
Readiyn
Pri
Howard Reynolds
Mason City
W. J. Spurbeck
J.C. Nichols
Buck Creek
Ambrose
Frederika
A. EB. Zierath
Sumner
Fo Bremer
Spring Fountain
R. W. Wagner
Grove HI
RB. I. Altinstein
Bremer
C. KL. Gamm
Waverly
Dettner
C. J. Meier
Artesian
Fi. C. Ledage
Tripoli
B. M. Guiney
Potter Siding
Bert Rogers
Wo Tombs
Dunkerton
Kuhlman
H. Thedt
Raversen
George Rover
Fred Kolef
F. Diekmann
J. BE. Bruns
Herman Olrogse
Ro. H .Diekmann
Acker
Readlya
Allinstein
Berger
Art Tiekmann
Pat Winks
Suoner
Gots Holstein
Uolstein
P. G. Bloeser
Raxsmoend
Lester Township Farmer Praises Rosen Rye Yields
Lester Township farmer T A Beierschmitt asserts Rosen rye outperforms other varieties in yield size and quality. He reports harvesting over 2,000 bushels, notes field certification, and plans to plant five more acres next month. He also discusses clover seed judging and his pear crop of 45 pears from an eight-year-old tree.
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T. A. Beterachmitt
Lester Township
Laws Agricultural Association
Beierschmitt
Belerschmitt
Dairy Cow Contest Delights City Bar Entrants and Calf Care Tips
The dairy event open to all bars and girls drew the only other junior entrant Eida Kreekar. Rankin won second place earning 35 cash while speakers discussed ration balancing and barn cleanliness. Raymond outlined calf care and early weaning along with providing milk to calves as county agent Ed Thorson aided the effort. The program was led by C. J. Meier as president, Herman Koenecke as vice president, and Henry Griese on the main committee.
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Eida Kreekar
Rankin
C. J. Meier
Herman Koenecke
Henry Griese
Large Eggs From Ancona Flock Defy Averages
Mrs William S Briggs of 320 Magnolia Avenue reports 16 Ancona hens laying 16 eggs daily, all large in size. One egg last week measured eight inches around and weighed four ounces, with two yolks inside. The flock recently moved to a new poultry house facing south with ample sunlight. A 240 egg incubator will be started for three annual hatches, ready for fries around Christmas. Culling occurs each October to keep productivity high.
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Ancona
William S. Briggs
Magnolia Avenue
Briggs
Fine new houses go up on Eagle Center highway
Two fine new houses are being erected on Eagle Center road in Grange township and Eagle. One home near W H Bell place measures 26 by 26 feet with a kitchen and electric lighting. The Walters farm will have a larger nine room dwelling with a hot air furnace and air washing device. Both homes will feature modern equipment and be ready for occupancy soon.
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Eagle Center Road
Grange Township
Eagle
Eagle Township
Bell Place
Bell
Ross Bell
George Walters
Walters
Cattle Congress to Feature Dairy Product Values Exhibit
The 1922 Dairy Cattle Congress in Ames runs Sept 26 to Oct 1 under guidance of the national dairy council, Iowa dairy council and Iowa State extension. Florence Iminy will lead dairy exhibits with daily lectures on milk’s dietary value, living models, and a 300-child food pageant. A health survey for visiting children, free admission, and a competitive poster display highlight the event. Also in Ames, a new peach tree worm treatment, a low cost forge of 3 to 4 cents per tree, will be demonstrated for growers interested in orchard pest control.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
National Dairy Council
Iowa Dairy Council
Iowa State College
Ames
Florence Iminy
Iowa
Local reunions and visits across Urbana area events
Mrs Teal Wreoff visited relatives from Farming Neb Saturday. Hemphill reunion near Spencers Grove drew Center Point residents. Dysart guests Will Powers and George Chambers family visiting. A Sunday M. I church service featured singing by men and a sermon by J. L Thompson. Brody reunion had 112 attendees with dinner and program. Eva Gale and Harald Sponscott visited Urbana friends. Mrs P L Lane opened tat muttin cry. Urda Burrell and George Reche attended Iowa state fair. Funeral for Miss Ida Sutarer held at Center Point.
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Urbana
Teal Wreoff
Farming
Neb
Fred Simfckley
Center Point
Hemphill
Spencers Grove
Will Powers
Dysart
George Chambers
M. I
S P.m
Eva Gale
Harald Sponscott
Berrington
Mate Heath
Vin Urbana
PL. Lane
Will Burrell
Greerge
Lema
Kya, Brody
Sacie
Idy Sutarer
iVenter Paint
Eapert Farm People Grow Fruit and Diversified Crops
Hopkinton Ja. Set G A R Wheeless farms 105 acres two miles NW of Delhi with diversified crops including Concord grapes apples melons pears clover alfalfa navy beans and a small fruit patch. The farm features a large grape crop ready next week an apple orchard and a sheep of Jerseys Holsteins and poultry with a plan to can fruit for stock. Wheeless is also Delhi school district superintendent and promotes agricultural education and extension work.
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Hopkinton
Ja. Set
A. R. Wheeless
Delhi
Hopkinton Ledder
Nyton
Concord
Wheetess
Boston
A. A
Wheeless
Wheel-_ess
Whesless
Farm Bureau
Ammonia Flood Forces Two-Hour Shutdown At John Morrell Plant
At John Morrell & Co packing plant in Ottumwa Iowa a cylinder head on a refrigerator engine blew, flooding the facility with ammonia fumes. About twenty workers were overcome but none seriously injured. Operations halted for two hours until ventilation cleared the plant and surrounding area.
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Ottumwa
John Morrell & Co Packing
Lony
Rail union push to keep coal moving amid hot weather
W S Williams of the Waterloo based Western Jintas urges dealers and shippers to union coal cars and to keep them loaded within 24 hours. The Central system trains move about 2,200 cars daily from mines to consumers as heat drives ice use in yards and fridge cars.
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Claf
Markham
Ulinals Central Railroad Company
Pobribia
W. S. Williams
Western Jintas
Waterloo
Denlera
Ius
Mit
Waterlan Wals
Livestock Market Report Mixed Hog and Vealer Prices
Receipts show hogs at 200 pounds and heavier selling around 8.75 to 8.85 with some mix hogs to packers 1h5 2ho lower. Cattle and vealers steady to lower with grassers and yearlings easing. top vealers not clearly stated. Lambs few sold early with fat ewes around 6.00. Overall mood slow with few buyers.
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Ted
Jamie Heef
Sheen
Omaha Livestock Receipts and Market Summary
Receipts show varied cattle and hog pricing with bulk ranges from 5.00 to 8.75 for packers grades and corn fed steers around 10.75 to 11.00. Lambs to 10.00 lower, sheep cull lambs included. calves and heifers mixed with some steady to lower tones. Potatoes and cotton figures noted with regional price movements. futures and commodities markets referenced, including liberty bonds and flour notes.
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Omacs
Operwup
Waterloo Market Prices and Dairy Goods Listing
Waterloo Iowa markets page lists flour spring wheat and winter wheat prices, meal, corn, oats, butter, milk, lard, potatoes, cattle cattle and hogs quotes from Rath Packing Co. at noon. Includes hay straw and poultry items with weights and price ranges. Market terms show co op butter and dairy items with various quality grades.
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Waterloo
Ibs. Co. le
Rath Packing Co
New York Chicago Produce Markets Report
Market notes from New York and Chicago on September 1 and 3 cover butter, cheese, and wool with receipts and price highlights. Butter firm with 4,696 pounds received. cheese firm with 94 boxes. cattle and hogs reports and packing stock shifts. dairy milk and cream deliveries tallied by a local cooperative.
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York
New York
Othe Ulhamery
Axinis
Uae
Chicago
Chivara
Butler
Laier
Tulsa
Standard
Wilee
Rae
Market notes on grain and wheat futures in unsettled trading
The report shows higher tendencies in wheat values amid shifting sentiment and European buying talk. Corn and oats moved with the market, while fluctuations from December to May futures reflected crop reports and weak overall tone.
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Cnleare
Sant
Old Vanee
Atrmy AB
Saturdas
Haturdas
Deen
Syaymethy
Weil
Ecenber
Red & Vittle
Opentapg
Putterwaod
Lecembe
Kansas City and Cattle and Hogs Market Report Summary
Livestock market notes show cattle receipts around 23 000 at Kansas City with steady to mixed bids on steers and heifers, heavy demand for medium welsh and top prices near 10.25. Hog trades reported 6000 head with 10 to 20 cent declines from yesterday, top at 8.85 and 8.76 on various weight classes, with packing sows lower. Lambs and mutton prices listed with mixed results across stock categories.
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Kansas City
Kiuisas City
WWE
Walts
Idaho
East St. Louis Livestock Market Roundup
Receipts show steady to higher cattle prices with strong bulls and checker steers. Hogs and pigs mixed with bulk weights around 8.50 to 9.25, and sheep and lambs easing on fat lambs and mutton, top around 32 dollars for lambs and 26 to 27 for fat sheep.
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EAST
Tieie li
New York Stock Market Opens With Firm Tone
New York September 6 A firm tone dominated the opening of today s stock market despite sparse trading. Coal and grain shares showed demand with solid gains in Union Pacific Canadian Pacific St Paul Great Northern preferred Northern Pacific Reading and Republic Steel while Studebaker and Mexican Petroleum moved but cooled later. Foreign exchange remained steady with broad demand across major currencies.
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New York
Chicago & Northwestern
Union Pacific
Canadian Paicific
St. Pauli
Great Northern Preferred
Northern Pacific
Reading
Republic Tron and Steel
Steel
jUtah
Kennecott
Studebaker
Mexican Petrolleum
Hatdwin
American Tobacco
Vrics
Rock Island
Union Vaile
Baltimore & Oale
Atchison, New Haven
Northern
Mexican Petroleum
Smmaller
California Petroleum
Surdard Ol
New Jersey
Royal Dutch
Pore Ol
Fretail
Allied ‘Chemicals
Famous Players
Pullman
Montana Power
Call
American Can
American Gar & Foundry
American Locomotive
Anesean
American
Po & Amerigut Woolen
Copper Atchison
Atl
Gulf & W
Baldwin Locomotive
Blothichem Steel Central Leather
Chandler Motors
Aipeake & Ohio
Leago, Mul & Bt
Paulago
Pac
Southern Pacific
Bo Union Pactile
United States
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Farm Department Evening Courier
Eagle Center
Cattle Congress
Amés
C. J. Drake
Town State College
Drake
COW Test Association Blank
Lum
BR Cow Testing Association
Black Hawk County
Pita' Raat Routas
Eapert Farmer
Delaware County
Amononia
Fanny Prl
Southern
BOE Dia
Asuihmonys Sy
Gotanes
Iran
Nashua
W. Richeardson
Neshoa
Th. Miller
Mr. Wehardson
Praver
Ureke
GW. Smith
Feaale Treve
Charles Torrenne
Charles City
Resshe Waliis
Ward
Mina
R. C
Kout Moter Company
Will Hout
Lee Tholker
Riverton
Tedd Wros
Sito
Aliss Tok Crapaar
Will Chantauquas
Worl
J. Hawkins
ZT. Stocks
Buffalo
Wyo
Stocks
M Mary Mitchell
Jast ¥Mas
George Stocks
A. DG. Lewmin
R. S
Hawkins
Chease
F. T
OG. K. Hanson
Charles Iy
Sie
Pete Miller
Rosis Fer
New Hampton
Quinsy
Liechtenstein
Lucy No
Mig
Attee
Bbc
Kattats City
Oath
Unchingwerley
Paola
Fulsa
Buinsieapolly
Minn
Gale
Omaha
Miet
Med
Coby
Louis Grain
Hi Louis
Wit
NEW York Loans
Foledo Beeder
Toledo
Beye
Prima
Ostuber
Timothy
Prine Cash
Her
Lamb
Jo. Loog
Boy
Joseph
Omaha Livestock
Sioux City Livestock
Oumawits
Siarkei Steedy
Sept. S
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Liberty Savas
Inday
Vietory Ah
Vsitver
Rio No
Minneapolis
Ceeeeeeres
Leshoms
St. Leula
Reuters Springs
Turkeys
Reuse
Torputier
James de Texas
Ersam
Iti
Mivicike
Roneipts
Akgoneket Penernity Fog
N.Y
Pat Vrance
Staly
Belgium
Demin Pat
Holland
Norway
Tri- Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Argentina
Brazil
Montreal
Nat'l Bank
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