Opening Prices on Board Down
General selling of wheat at the open led to declines from yesterday as May led the drop. Wheat prices firmed briefly then drifted, with September at 1.291 and December 1.32, May 1.27. Corn and oats opened lower, then steadied, with corn closing higher for September, December, and May. Provisions fell on local selling and stop orders in Chicago market activity.
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Board of Trade
Minneapolis
Grain prices and receipts across cities in September report
The notes show Minneapolis and Peoria grain receipts with wheat soy prices for No 2 and No 3 mixed, plus yellow and white varieties. Prices span $1.38 to $1.42 for wheat, corn and oats quoted with varying bids and delivery months. Toledo and St Louis seed markets are listed with cash prices for clover and timothy seed, and futures for October December March delivery.
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ST. Louis Gram
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Waterloo bank clearings and market summary 1921
Waterloo Clearing House reports weekly bank clearings to Sept 3 1921 with totals by day and instrument figures. St Joseph Missouri livestock prices hogs cattle lambs and cows. produce prices in New York and Kansas City. money and exchange rates. Waterloo markets including butter eggs and commodities. cotton and copper futures. local underwriters meeting notice.
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Black Hawk County Abstract’Co
Waterloo Bank Clearings
Waterloo Clearing House Association
Bulk cattle and hog market report from Chicago AP
The Associated Press notes bulk steer prices from 6.50 to 9.25 with yearlings strong and hogs up 15 to 35 cents. Receipts: cattle heavy, bulls and stockers steady. Hogs clear at 6.90 to 9.00, top 9.15. Sheep and lambs show gains, fat lambs up 25 cents, top natives and westerns around 9.25 and 5.00 respectively.
Livestock Receipts Report From East St Louis Market
Receipts at East St Louis total 1800 cattle 6000 hogs and 1000 sheep with mixed movement. Cattle ranges show steady native steers and beef cows with good grades up to 5.00 while hogs rise 5 to 10 cents to top near 9.60 for lights and mediums. Sheep and lambs up around 50 cents with lambs at 28.50 and choppers or canners near 1.50 to 4.59 for归 weekly quality.
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Louis Livestock
St. Louis
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Kansas City Livestock Receipts and Market Summary
Kansas City livestock receipts show cattle steady to firm with beef steers about 10 higher in spots. Cows mostly 3.40 to 4.25, canners 2.00 to 2.25. Hogs receipts 3,000 uneven but mostly steady, top prices around 7.40 to 8.40 for 300 lb pigs, sows 5.75 to 15.00, fat pigs weaker. Sheep receipts 9,000 generally 25 cents higher. western ewes around 3.50, lambs 25 to 50 cents higher, best Utah lambs 5.85.
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Associated Press
Chi
Omaha Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Hog and Cattle Movements
Hog receipts 4300 with demand from shippers for better grades, prices steady to 15 cents higher. top hogs at 8.73 and packing grades around 7.00. Cattle receipts 3000 with fed steers steady to weak and yearlings near 9.95. all other classes steady to strong. Sheep receipts 16000 with fat lambs active and prices 3 to 5 higher, western lambs 8.00 to 8.60, larger sale of 1700 head herd strong, choice feeding lambs bidding up.
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Market Reverses Course as Dow Jumps Then Falls
The exchange opened with gains led by Baldwin Locomotive and other industrials but soon reversed, with Mexican Petroleum, Studebaker, and American Sugar turning heavy while American Car and Foundry and Allied issues showed mixed movement. Call money opened at 4 4 percent, trading outside offerings at 4 6 percent before a heavy close.
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Sioux City Livestock Market Report September 8
Receipts: cattle 1,000 steady to mixed. Fed steers and yearlings mostly 36.50 to 40.10. grass stock 35.00 to 36.50. beef steers 77.00 to 89.50. fat cows and heifers around 64.00 to 68.00. calves 3.50 to 6.50. Hogs 3,500 steady to strong. light 8.00 to 9.00. mixed 7.25 to 8.00. heavy 7.50 to 8.23. bulk 6.75 to 7.50. Sheep 3,600 receipts with strong demand.
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Cedar Falls Day at Valley Fair Draws 6000 Crowd
Cedar Falls Sept 8 More than 6000 people gathered for Cedar Falls day at the Cedar Valley District fair despite shops staying open. The day featured aviation stunts by Richard Wagner and James Pluto from Red Oak and prize winners in poultry and potato club exhibits. Awards listed for many breeds and clubs, with auction plans for tomorrow morning. Enrollments at Teachers College reached 11,525 with expected growth. Funeral services held for Murd D. E. Blaine killed in an auto crash. Lars Nielsen re-elected treasurer of United Danish societies.
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First Methodist Church
Polk City
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Death of H. H. Allison in Fairmont Minn
H. H. Allison, brother of a La Porte City man, died at Fairmont Minnesota by hanging. He was born March 5 1854 in Illinois and lived in Benton county Iowa, Dysart and Sac City before moving to Fairmont to supervise a canning factory. He was a bank official, inventor, church worker, and survived by his widow and siblings. Burial in Fairmont cemetery.
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la Porte City
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Cal
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Feirmont
Lawn City schools enroll 922 for 1921 22 study
Cedar Falls Sept 8 Special six schools in the city system report 922 pupils enrolled for 1921 22, compared with 896 on the second day last year. Of this year’s registration 498 are girls and 424 boys.
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Questions on comments tainted addressed to Editor Farm Department
Communications to Editor Farm Department at Waterloo Iowa are requested. Frening Courter and Reporter can be reached by phone 3320 for inquiries and follow ups.
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Frening Courter
Waterloo
Iowa
Big Farm Bureau Powwow Set For Waterloo Week
Black Hawk County Farm Bureau Directors, at their monthly meeting in Waterloo, plan a county powwow the week of Sept 19 with special speakers to boost member involvement and a future membership drive. Miss Elizabeth Hudson outlines future home demonstration plans as women schedule a Sept 16 picnic and housewarming.
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Waterloo
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Black Hawk County
Sioux City
Burger
Elizabeth Hudson
Purebred gilts free to county farm boys
About 40 purebred Truroe Jersey, Poland China and Chester White gilts are given away to boys who join the Black Hawk County Low and Litter club. The Cedar Valley Fair association will provide these gilts free on Friday to applicants. boys must supply two sow pies before next fair season.
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Tama County Farm Bureau Picnic Promises Old-Time Fun
Tama To loso Chautauqua park hosts the Tama County Farm Bureau picnic on September 16 with baseball between southern and northern Tama teams led by Hufford Haynes Mathern. A horseshoe pitching tourney, running races, a community dinner, free coffee, an address by BE Cunningham of Des Moines, and afternoon band music and singing are planned.
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Des Moines
Tenants and Landlords Meet in Toledo
In Toledo Tama county a meeting at the courthouse next Saturday at 2 p.m. will discuss renting farm land. All tenants and landowners are invited to hear talks by renters, landowners, a banker and a lawyer with Prof. John Galloway offering a statewide view. A three-person working committee from both sides may be formed to pursue recommendations for sustainable agriculture.
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Back to the Farm: Ex-Farmer Sees Rural Return Feasible
Ex-farmer Mike Thresher says urban jobs are scarce and farm rents in Iowa are high. He plans to rent land on crop shares, not cash, to share risk with landlords while moving his family back to farming. He notes quack grass problems in Minnesota and cites a broader trend of former farmers considering a rural return for better prospects.
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Hormel Agent to Be Based in Mitchell County
Rumor says Berl Cole, former Farmers' Equity manager, will serve as live stock agent for Hormel Packing Co. in Mitchell County. The Hormel plant is the site linked to Ransom J. Thompson, once accused of misappropriating over a million dollars and later sentenced to 15 years. Farmers' Equity and Farmers' Supply join with the local elevator manager. Claude Newman becomes assistant manager, overseeing poultry and livestock purchases.
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Poultry Culling Expert to Visit Black Hawk County
Poultry culling specialist Paul Fotsch of Iowa State College will visit Black Hawk County from September 12 to 2% focusing on culling mating practices and disease management. He will inspect poultry farms and answer management questions. Farm Bureau office in Cedar Falls will take calls to arrange dates.
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Iowa State College
Black Hawk County
Cedar Falls
Patent Your Farm Advice of Wallace To Iowa's Farmers
Secretary Wallace urges Iowa farmers to patent their farm names and establish federal trademarks. He notes the Hawkeys farm name trademark registered by Ledru C. Willits as the first Iowa stockman to receive a U. S. trademark for a farm. A farm trademark protects interstate sales and adds property value, with federal registration offering broader protection than state registrations. A brief sales note advertises a classified sale in the Courier.
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Farma
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United States Patent Office
Patent Office Gazette
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United States
Berlin Boerse to Close After Market Collapse
The Berlin exchange reportedly will close for several days as the mark sinks to 1.01 cents in New York trading. Cables from Berlin cited another slump at major German centers, while British rates remained strong and sterling rose about 2.5 cents per pound.
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New York
Sept
Berlin
Berlin Boerse
Marke
Astho
Pure Rosen Rye for Sale in Waterloo Iowa
Pure Rosen Rye offered for sale by B. Prekeage of Waterloo Iowa. The rye is described as absolutely pure and kept in good condition. Route and phone details are provided for contact and purchase inquiries.
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Pure Rosen Rye
A. B. Prekeage
Waterloo, Is
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