Benton County Fair Exhibits Strong Farm Livestock Show
Twelve townships contribute to Benton County Fair with large dairy cattle and hog displays. Judges assess Herefords Shorthorns and Poland China stock while Percherons and Belgians star in horse classes. Attendance climbs despite weather as Lions Club aids with crowd control and organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Benton County
Polk Township
Fair Association
Audi
Liv Fock
Bent
Hayin
Dubuque County Man Shifts From Beef to Guernsey Cows
John Stager of Dubuque County shifts from purebred Herefords to Guernseys, now with six purebreds and inspired by his sons in the county calf club. The Dairy Cattle Congress will showcase calf clubs from across the union, stressing profitable cow type and a caravan of community breeders. Iowa and Midwest farmers follow a rising interest in dairy breeds amid strong demand for Guernseys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stager
Dubuque County
Guernsey
Towa
Middlewest
Iowa
Wisconsin
Dairy Cattle Congress
Middle West
Estel
Sire, Second and Third Produce a Team in Auction Wager
The report notes that winnings for the Marsh Guern Seys are not yet available while Hess and Brown show competition among local Angus stock. Winnings include a two year old bull fifth place a senior yearling bull second a pair of bulls second an aged cow third a two year old Peters first and a senior yearling heifer highest in class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hess & Brown
Peters Ist
Hirg
W. W. Marsh
Waterloo Jersey Farm
Campbell Jersey Farm
Cedar Falls
Tess & Brown
Campbell Jersey Farm Arst
Campbell
Waterloo Herd
Waterloo
Waterloo Jerses Farm
Fred Baskins
Plans Shape for Poultry Show at Cattle Congress
The second annual American Poultry congress linked with Dairy Cattle Congress and International Belgian Horse show plans a permanent building this year. A $3,000 contract for construction was set. show runs Sept 25 to Oct 1. Waterloo Poultry association, secretary Herb Corning, reports many entries and a mailed premium list detailing cash prizes and caps. Judges named: Ed Hayes, Eli Hersey, and Harry Atkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo Poultry Association
Herb Corning
Ed Hayes
Minneapolis
Minn
American Poultry Association
Eli Hersey
Parkersburg
Harry Atkina
Davenport
State fair honors for local herds prize winners and top boar
Local breeders dominated judging at the state fair with W. W. Marsh Guernseys Waterloo Jersey farm and Campbell Jersey farm earning multiple adult and junior class placings. Fred Baskins Aryshires posted strong money wins while King of the Pathmasters, a Duroc Jersey boar, sold for 2000 to J. D. Wattemeyer of Melbourne and will head his herd alongside Sky Pilot, sold to Staries Handsaker in Nevada for 20.
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Plainfield
Ringsiders
Waltemeyer
Peoria
Ill
King of the Pathmasters
Sky Pilot
Wattemeyer
Des Moines
Staries Handsaker
Nevada
Friday Study Club Meeting Postponed Indefinitely
The opening meeting of the Friday Study Club, set for tomorrow at the W. H. Howrey home, has been postponed indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Howrey
Reinbeck News Briefs and Local Notes
Reinbeck notes include a car overturn near Grundy Center injuring three with motorists aiding release. Teacher FE BK Schmidt wed Emile Von Camp at West Lafayette. Mrs. Joan Mason dies at home. The consolidated school opens Sept 11 with 19 routes. Local residents take a motorcycle tour to northern Minnesota. John Kahler marks birthday with a party. Gus Gehler replaces Willis Green as meat cutter and moves to William Gardiner house next month.
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Reinbeck
Ze. Pepe
Gertrude Elliott
Inez Howe
Nadin Moore
Grundy Center
FE. BK. Schmidt
West Lafayette
Ind
Emile von Camp
Rose Linder
Joan Mason
Bed ‘Robinson
Lyman Barker
Tester Hicks
Glenn Cooper
Inorthern Town
Minnesota
John Kahler
Gus Gehler
Willis Green
H. B. Lauterbach
William Gardiner
Kendall Urges Diversified Farming Across Iowa
Governor Kendall backs diversified farming after meeting with Dairy Commissioner Clark. They cite stronger dairy regions and fruit vegetable potential to expand incomes, noting northeastern Iowa creameries show resilience while prices for butter and eggs remain steadier than corn and wheat. Clark plans educational efforts through dairy inspectors to promote dairying poultry fruit and vegetables statewide.
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Des Moines
Sage
Kendall
R. GU. Clark
Sioner
Iowa
Clark
Webster City
Jestoner Clark
President Harding Sends Condolences on Bishop Pallowa Death
President Harding expresses sincerest condolences on the death of Bishop Samuel Pallowa head of the Reformed Episcopal Church. Funeral services are set for 2 pm tomorrow at St Paul Church with cremation per the bishop’s wishes.
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Estha Associated Press
Chicago
Sept
Samuel Pallowa
Reformed Episcopal Church
Harding
Allen SK. Fallows
Tantoerrow
St. Paul's
Eluireh
Iig
Falrland
Iladiey
Mass
Mexican Officials Shot by Rebels in Arizona Armageddon
In Nogales on September 7 two rebels killed Municipal Presidente Miguel and Tax Agent Rosario Montanyo during a heated argument at a home party. The assailants fled, linked to rebel generals Garrasco and Margusia. The victims defended Obregon and Gen. Flores in Sinaloan Affairs.
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Nogales
Ariz
Miguel
Slamp
Rosario Montanyo
Sahuaritpa
Sonora
Garrasco
Margusia
Obregan
Gen. Flores
Sin-alan
Corn prices advance amid unsettled weather and crop reports
The Associated Press notes corn and oats rise as expectations of higher prices grow amid heat and crop concerns. Seasonal futures show December and May contracts edging up while September and November options move with uneven volumes and ongoing supply worries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associates
Chico
Canada
Bank Clearings and Grain and Bond Market Notes
The report covers Chicago bank clearings for the week, with Wheat prices for multiple grades and Northern, mixed grain quotes. Watertown abstracts show weekly clearings and mortgage instrument data. Kansas City and St Louis grain markets list cash and futures for wheat, corn, oats. New York bond prices, loan rates, and wool and silver quotes are included. cattle and hog markets respond to receipts, with ranges for steers, heifers, cows, and veal.
Exchange shows revival on Wall Street gains
The market advanced led by Pullman and Burns Bros, with Chicago and American Thermatic Tool hitting new highs. Broad gains followed in utilities, chemicals, coal, steel and autos, while Mexican Petroleum and Canadian Pacific slipped. NY close remained strong despite mixed sectors and a late broadening of trading activity.
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Associated Press
York
Waco
Pullman
Burns Browthers
Studebaker
Union Pacitic Consolidated Gas
American Slaramotive
Uta Copeper
Baldwin
American Woolen
Anmedean Telephone
Continental Can
Produgert and
Itefiners
United States
Utunng Hroaiens
Warker
Mosturb Jnic
Mmhxican
Columbia Catt
Gaxa
Amerie Metis
American (Tn
American Knife
American Wooly
Norfolk & Wastern
Falta
Weetarnm Union
Hivich-Magaete
Wronnte
New York Air
Brake
Tfexican Petroleum
Pice
Jecidan Sertourd
Call
Americas
American Gur & Foumby
American Locomotive
American Smelting & Rete
American Sur
Amortera T. Hy
American Woblen
Atuconda Copper
West Indies
Palawin Sanomigtlys Weare Taltimers & Ohio
Toliom Steet
Pulaysre-Lasky
General Anphalt
General Motora
Scs
Uilnofe Central
Mt. Mor
Marine
Kelly-Springfield Tire
Mexican Petroleum Mideate Steel
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Iran-American Petroleum
Penn Wana
Bure
Iron Bread
Sour Glty Livestock Listing Snapshot
Fragmentary livestock ad lists 1000 yearlings and cows for sale. Mentions prices and feed details but many words are garbled. Names and locations unclear.
Waterlo o Market Report and Dairy Prices
Waterloo market item from Sept. 7 1322 lists prices for flour spring wheat winter etc and notes butter milk and cream receipts at the Waterloo Co op Dairy. Cattle hogs veal and dairy figures appear with price ranges and regional references including Peoria and Argentin e markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warners
Waterloo
Peoria
Ackley
Waterton Co-opetitive Dairy Company
New York Chicago Produce Markets Report Sept 7
Market notes from New York and Chicago show butter firmer with creamery extras and higher prices for firsts. Cheese remains steady with whole milk and fresh exports, while roasters, ducks, and eggs appear with mixed changes and several items unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Reece
Leuis
Highways and Agriculture Weather Report Fragment
A dated weather note cites the Department of Agriculture and Harvey Charles, sept 7 1922, covering Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Mason City and Waterloo. It mentions slippery roads, rain reports in Iowa, and a note on imperial family photographs in newspapers and magazines.
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Department of Agriculture
Harvay
Charles Cite
Algona
Charles City
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moinen Pubuqua
la Aoe Wis
Mason City
Wavery
Iowa
Europe
Imperial
Prince Pater
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City livestock prices show steady beef and hog demand with strong cattle activity. Records include bulk beef tows and weighed steers, varying by weight class, with prices noted for bologna, Montana wethers, and multiple feeding categories.
East St Louis Livestock Receipts Report
At East St. Louis Livestock Market on September 7 receipts reached 2 460 head. Beef steers ranged to wet market, light yearlings to cows steady, feeders stout. Cattle prices: beef steers 7.65 to 8.65, cows 4.06, calves 11 to 42.25, stockers varied, packer bids steady to higher, ewes 8.00, lambs strong with top near 18.26.
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St, Joseph
Alun
Sebi
Kansas
Pra
East ST. Louis
St. Louie
Strang
Atrang
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Farmers Questins
Farm Department Evening Courier
Welve Township
Foremost
Benton Fair
F. J. Ferguson
State Dairy Association
E. E
Osborn
Walker
Oj. Beatty
Atkins
C. PF
Zobel
Dysart
August Schulte
Watkins
L. Cox
Ames
Whiting
F. L. Gordon & Sons
Tyeal Brothers
Newhall
B. F. Malden & Son
Risk Cumberland
Center Point
F J. D. Chester
Chester
Murl Pp
Fry
Craft
la Porte City
George Hazen
van Horne
J. W. Leaven
Independence
W. R Underwood
Garrison
TD. Jones
RC. Thompson
Robert Thompson
Marshalltown
Moran
Berkshire
J. L. Gordon & Sons
Reint Beck
Hampshires
Godl Chesters
1. C.kolste & Sons
Kolste
A. H. Stuart
Newhalli
Chesters
William Johnston & Sonnewhall
Brant
Floyd Dozeman
Blairstown
Max Tow
Norway
Poland
Erwin Schmuecher
Agus
Shirley Catlin
Celeste Schmuecher
Blairetown
Mark Kinsel
Lyte Bruch
Blairatown
Neatly Startz
Max Mieke
Paul Obhlen
Hubert Rieke
Cattle Congress
Rein Beck
COW Test Association Blank
Cow Testing Association
Black Hawk County
Ches Cus
Lowa
Sesuf
Jesup
H H. Heinle
WL Bean
Olive Meyers
C. EB
Cook
H. EB. Fowler
Mae Hilton
Shady Grove
Della Tunks
W. Tunks
C. Gi. Madison
HH. Gaton
Edith Banerson
Granville
Denison University
W. S. Freyling
Menc Albert
W. Hilton
Urbana Xunsi
Osie Hilton
Miz c
G. C. Exstrom
R. C. Williams
Tamont
Ralph Stevenson
RC. Williams
Clark Walker
Frances
Cedar Heights
Sioux
John Robinson
Lawretce
Robert
Tittleton
T. R. Muller
Grierville
A. Wroten
J. KE. Ochierts
Ranson
Aber Parker
Rescue Short
James McSparret
Baptist Church
Wisinessay
Richand Shane
O. N. Shana
Watertoo
Mra
Dora Shana
N. Shane
C. F. Oliver
Frederick
Onan
W. Caldwell
G. W. Caldwell
Barbara Princeton
Mire
Mary Arnold
Broken Bow
Neb
Hare
J. Caldswell
Mary
Cesar
Charles Frush
Whitlam Hilton
Mae
Liebert
J. Lamb
Shadly Grove
Ther Euests
Harold Smith
Ron
Donald Mranals
Onupha
Mea
Schultz
Frances Hallman
Coe College
Ralph Monger
Iowa Site University
Wreth Knowles
Marold Parker
Henry Hanson
Ployd Bunnell
Verveniteer
Black Hawk County Abstract
Baertey
Laura
Meorsa
Dc. i
Kansas Chey
Kanbas City
Tee Miner
Biead
Et. Louis Gra
St. Laws
Ste
Momnhapolis
Libertt Bonde
Everey
Io Op
Taday
Loeton
Bears
New
Ohio
Domiestic
Fexas
Jfspring
Joseph
Omaha Livestock
Stuck Exchange
Gerad and Ear
Barta
F.o.b
Hark Ontos
Anf Turk Irish
Colorado
Nebraska
Waterloo Markets
Chas GE
Esrasa
Boiniars
Sweden
Derma Switzerlarnd
Desma
Argentine
Tiragit
Montreal
Tha
Assocdetenk
Tually Tibris
Markae
Avorcos
Yostenbay
Catia
Aebronay
Vivo
Bhaestoch
Heitars
NASA
Peter Wey
Top Motive
Tupparris Uedeley Butchers
Vast Aintysstly
Bluwyralow
Montana
Owen
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas Ley
SGU
Arades
Cancun
Hippar
Yatkor Tom
Bank
Cogpeos
ATU
Bob-peonaileres
Gmrthy
Reretpin
Clostur
Arizon
Detter
Jntoba
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