Grain futures edge higher as markets react to weekly reports
Wheat rose to around 1.28 in early trading with September at 1.20 and December at 1.30 for contracts, while May reached 1.35 amid bullish sentiment. Prices held gains after profit taking, with December up over 20 cents from the prior low and cash and elevator interest supporting gains despite some selling pressure.
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Arates Presa
Hago
Erin
War Finance Corporation
Dora
Wallin
Trecembars Competite
Hogs Active at 15-25c Off Cattle Slow to Steady
Chicago market reports show cattle receipts around 28 000 with varied demand and prices. Hogs traded unevenly with some weights 10-25 cents lower, while sheep and lambs posted mixed to firmer prices in multiple regions, including Kansas City and East St. Louis markets.
Grain and market notes from Omaha and Peoria
Omaha prices show wheat and corn bids with No 1 and No 2 grades across Sark hard and SLAR lines, while Peoria lists corn receipts and yellow and white varieties with bid ranges. Additional reports cover Minneapolis wheat and St Louis grain quotes, plus New York cotton futures and spot middlings.
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Li Cora
Peoria
Aden
At. Louis
St. Louis
Sstéc
Waterloc Markets price rundown from Waterloo and New York
A market brief lists commodity prices and conditions for Waterloo Iowa and major markets. It covers flour oats butter eggs cattle hogs hay hides and produce prices at New York Kansas City St Louis and other centers with numbers and product types.
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Waterloc
Waterloo
Orange Creamery
Vernon
Bard
Omaha Livestock Markets Report from September Prices
Omaha and Sioux City listings show cattle receipts and prices with steady to mixed trends. Beef steers and yearlings reach around 10.50 and 4.75 respectively, while lambs sell strong with top near 6.50. Sioux City reports varied cattle and calf values, with vealers up to 5.00 and feeders to 6.75, and sheep activity strong at 2,830 head.
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Omaha
Nob
Sioux City
Leeds
St Joseph Livestock Receipts and Prices Report
Kansas City area livestock market data shows hog receipts 21,000 with prices steady to lower, top 30.70, bulk 6.60 to 9.30. Cattle and calves receipts 21,008 with cows and calves selling 5.00 to 9.00. Sheep and lambs receipts 7,000 with lambs around 7.00 to 8.25 and ewes at 3.10.
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Chicago
Calpta
Pereigns
Oils Dominate Stock Market As Oils Rally
New York September 6 oils led a firming stock market with secondary oils advancing under profit taking pressure. Major gains came from Butte & Superior Bethlehem Steel and International Paper while transportation shares were more muted. Liberty bonds and currency rates provided the backdrop as a broad market rally continued.
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Associated Press
New York
Baldwin
Bethlehem
Ivester
Sears-Rosbuck
Butte & Superior
Virginia
Cercling Chemical
Kelsey Wheel
International Paper
Uea
Union
Pacific
Northern Pacific
Reading
Soo
District Grand Lodge Colored Odd Fellows Meet in Iowa
District Grand Lodge No. 30 and its auxiliary District Grand Household No. 21 hold annual conventions in K of C hall with 22 delegates from Iowa cities, nine grand and past officers, and about 40 visitors. Festivities include a delegates' reception, memorial services at African M E church, officer elections, public installations, and a closing dance. M F Askew of Sioux City is district grand master. Edna K Bell of Waterloo is D M N G of the auxiliary.
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K. of C.hall
Iowa
K. of C. Hall
M. F. Askew
Slour City
Edna K. Bell
Waterloo
Cotton Prices Rise on Contract Market
The Associated Press reports New Orleans on September 6 that cotton futures advanced as much as 3 a bale to around 20 cents a pound in distant months. October led gains by mid-morning, up about 1 3/4 points from yesterday, with May at roughly 19.78 cents. Bullish Liverpool cables citing strong continental demand fueled the rise.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Liverpool
Needy Children Given Clothing in Waterloo Drive
One hundred families received second hand clothing furniture and some food last week at an average rate of 25 families daily. Mrs. Edward LaPlount of the Salvation Army reported many requests for shoes and clothing for school age children. Stock is limited but efforts have supplied needs and helped several families set up housekeeping. Some have found work in canneries and factories, aiding self sufficiency.
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Edward la Plount
Salvation Army
Water Street
Waterloo
Adjutant LaPlount
London
Waterloo News Briefs Include Local Returns and Notices
Miss Lydia Meyer returns from Omaha and several locals report travel and teaching assignments in nearby towns. Salvation Army aid efforts in Waterloo outlined with emphasis on food and clothing distribution to the needy amid winter demand. Marriage licenses issued to Thorwald Holst and Mary Rasmussen. Youls Ransom and Elizabeth Whittle.
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Thorwald B. Holst
Cedar Falls
Mary Rasmussen
Youls C. Ransom
Floyd
Elizabeth Whittle
Waterloo
Butler County corn prospects are great
Allison Iowa September 6 frost is minimal around Allison and indicates a much higher average corn yield in Butler county than last year. Rubber seed is being developed as a new substitute for oil.
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Butler County
Allison
Horton Dewar community notices and visits
Horton Iowa September reports show residents away visiting relatives and friends for two weeks while neighbors take station duties. Local teaching assignments begin with Miss Grant and Miss Anna Westerville at area schools. Ralph Padget injured cutting his foot. cemetery society meeting planned. various families visiting Waterloo and Nebraska. a botanist creates a clock from growing plants. Germany used poison gas in 1914.
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Dewar
W. H. Howe
W. Lyons
Marshalltown
Howe
Horton
H. Foe Tarner
Riceville
Von
Marvin
Nebraska
William Reuter
Tide
Spikaden
George Miller
Anna Westerville
Ralph Padget
Smith Grove
Horton Cemetery Society
Lawrence
Theodore Heiple
Mace Terry
Hur Mclaughlin
Lawrence Schmitt
Jonnie Ganley
Mattie
Infant Plague Victim Recovers Under New Serum
Hiram Hoxie aged 15.1 son of Mr and Mrs R J Hoxie of 304 South Street is rapidly recovering from infantile paralysis after a serum trial begun here. He improved steadily since a brief relapse yesterday morning with paralysis entirely gone and nourishment possible. The attending physician said early results show great promise for the new treatment.
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Hiram Hoxie
R. J. Hoxie
South Street
City schools open with about 7000 pupils enrolled
Public and parochial grade and high schools began the term with enrollments near 7000. The system includes two high schools, one junior high, sixteen public grade schools, and four parochial institutions. Registration will be refined in the second week as figures stabilize.
Carload of fish dumped in Cedar
Approximately 11 000 game fish were released today in the Cedar river and Black Hawk creek. Rainbow trout, five cans totaling 1 200, were released upstream by Bert Willford. Other species included perch sunfish blue channel catfish crappies and bass released at Mullin avenue bridge.
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Cedar River
Black Hawk Creek
Lanning
W. EB. Albert
Illinois Central
Ed Chapman
Bert Willford
Black Hawk Creak
Mullan Avenue Bridge
Albert
State
Fish Aid
Chapman
Iowa
Mutiny Aboard Chester Kiwanis Ends in Police Clash
On the freighter Chester Kiwanis off Clinton Staten Island a mutiny erupted at midnight between black and white crew members. Police armed with riot guns fought through the ship to capture Captain Boothey and chief engineer. After doctors treated the wounded, a renewed bout of fighting drove the police to restore order and leave the vessel quieter though battered.
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Chester Kiwanis
Clinton
Staten Island
Chester ‘Kiwanis
Boothey
Hog Prices Rise Relative to Corn in 1922 Analysis
A Des Moines report notes hog prices to corn ratios for 1922 show 100 pounds of live hogs worth 13.06 bushels of corn in early 1922, highest since 1910, with fair returns at the state fair. Clay County bankers endorse Iowa Farm Credit Corp, urging banks to invest to aid agricultural financing and stabilize prices.
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Des Moines
Sept
Bes
Seer
Associated Press
Tary Corey
Tim Spencer
Iowa Farm Credits Corporation
L. A. Andrew
Clay County Bankers’ Association
Iowa Farm Credit Corporation
Lowe
Clay County
Town Park Credit Corporation
St Ansgar Social News Highlights Diverse Visits
ST ANSGAR residents and guests are noted in a roundup. Mr and Mrs William Campbell and two children hosted relatives from St Paul. Miss Emmal Lane traveled to Orchard for grades seven and eight. Mr and Mrs Joe Cherney returned from a trip to Deal Movies and Waterloo. Miss Martha Rhodes of Wausau Wis visited relatives. Hall Hume Clarence and Byron Golberz and Wilmer Rosel visited Spirit Lake for the American Legion convention. The Baldwins finished a stay with Arthur Rowland and returned to Lake Mills.
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St Ansgar
William Campbell
St. Paul
Emmal Lane
Orchard
Joe Cherney
Waterloo
Martha
Rhodes
Wausau
Wis
Rossiter
Hall Hume
Clarence
Byron Golberz
Wilmer Rosel
Spirit Lake
American Legion Post
Mrs. Baldwin
Arthur Rowland
Lake Mills
Twelve Colleges Enter Contests at Dairy Cattle Congress
Twelve leading agricultural colleges from the middle west and south are expected to enter judging contests at the Dairy Cattle Congress the week of September 26. Texas A. and M. may send two teams. Purdue and Wisconsin plan first-time participation. other entrants include Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, Minnesota, Nebraska, Ohio, South Dakota, Illinois and possibly Michigan. Wil Forbes of Waterloo will judge. Contests start Monday morning with judging of cow and bull classes, trophies and banners awarded after results.
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Middle West
United States
Dairy Cattle Congress
Estel
Naver
Texas
Texas A
Lone Star State
Purdue
Wisconsin
Waterloo
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Minnesota
Nebraska
Ohio
South Dakota
Ninois
Michigan
Wil Forbes
Iowa Sheep Men Hold 3,000,000 Lbs Wool in Chicago
Des Moines reports woolgrowers from Iowa storing 3,000,000 pounds of wool in Chicago. Secretary Frank Warner of the Iowa Bankers Association notes this is about three times previous holdings, reflecting a cooperative effort by Iowa fleece growers and improved market prospects for farmers.
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Iowa
Chicago
Des Moines
Frank Warner
Iowa Banker's Association
Woman Aims Gun At Enraged Bull Hits Husband
Creston Iowa December 6 Bepl 6 W B Johnson, a farmer living youth of Creston, escaped two perilous moments but still is suffering from shell shock and real wounds. Johnson's bull chased him, he took refuge on top of a corrmio. There he was safe but the bull did not leave. He yelled to his wife who came with a shotgun and fired. Her aim was not the best she didn’t want to kill the bull but to scare him away until she did hit her husband.
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Creston
W. B. Johnson
Johnson
Red
Shetland Pony Winner Returns From Fair Wins Big
Wellsburg Indiana September 6 Mertz H Tjaden prominent Shetland pony raiser returns from the Hardin county fair with the biggest share of premiums in that department. He will show his stock at Grundy county fair this week.
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Wellsburg
Mertz
H. Tjaden
Hardin County Fair
Grundy County Fair
Brandon Farmers Will Leave No Silos Empty
Brandon Iowa Sept 6 Farmers show commitment to fill silos this year with nearly all local farmers already storing grain. S S Stevens and Ralph Bender recently filled their large silos and on the G L Davis farm preparations are underway. J W Kenoose moved a big wooden silo across the road as part of the work.
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Brandon
S. Stevens
Ralph Bender
G. L. Davis
J. W. Kenoose
Plainfield Birthday Picnic Draws Wide Circle of Kin
Plainfield Iowa residents marked a seventy six birthday with family and friends visiting from Waterloo Cedar Falls and nearby towns. Relatives toured and planned two week or ten day trips, while local volunteers prepared the old picnic grounds as a park for air gatherings and camping.
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Plainfield
Mattn
Thomas Watts
Waterloo
Watts
E. EB
Lorenz
East Ae
CG. W. Farnsworthy
Minneapolis
Minnesota
S. Houte
Stout
Farnsworth
New Hartford
Farmer Surfus Earns Noted Butler County Repute
L. C. Surfus of Allison, Iowa, is praised for extra care in his farm orchard and hog breeding. He sprayed and pruned apples, producing a good crop sold at high prices while neighbors struggled. Surfus plans to show top swine at the Butler County Fair and also features Rhode Island Red poultry, earning respect as a leading local farmer and secretary of the Butler County Farm Bureau.
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Iowa
L. C. Surfus
Allison
Surfus
Butler
Surfs
Mr. Surtus
Butler County
Sarfus
Rhode Island
Surfas
Butler Conny Farm Bureau
Winegar
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Iowa Falls
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Gretna Green
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Orange Township
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Wyo
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Indianapolis
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Europe
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Wellington Street
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Jefferson City
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