Auction bids on Maust farm near Waterloo draw bidders
The W H Maust farm in Orange township attracted about 75 viewers as bidding opened at $200 per acre and rose to $222.40 on 80 acres with 160 acres offered at $245 per acre. Saul Reinbeck led with a $223 per acre bid on the 30 acre tract and may win if no higher offers arise within the 10 day sale window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bsy
Balzac
Tom Sim
Reinbeck
W. H. Maust
Orange Township
Avellanceen
William Holland
Saul
Maust Place
Hughouse
Maust
Holland
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Waterloo City
Records show farming trend shifts from old cow tests
Historical dairy tests reveal Pioneer and Benson Cow Test associations once dominated Iowa dairying. Data from 1908 to 1909 show 680 cows across 46 herds with best 106.77 net profit and poorest losses of 19.14. Reforms focus on purebred dairies, feeding, and herd management as Pioneer persists and Benson fades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Tow ‘Lest Association
W. W. Blaugh
Orange Township
Gaurier Farm
Pioneer Group
Bens Son Cow
Pioneer
Benson Group
Me. Blough
Kent
State Agricultural Extension Services
Ames
Pioneer Association
Benson Association
Towa
Cowest Association
Marsn
Mirsh
Plachurst
Pineer
J. C. Radabaugh
F. 8. Miller
W. H. Brown
H. A. Smucker
H. FP. Juichty
W. FE. Adair
E. E. Stokes
W. A. Blough
Clyde Bechtelheimer
S. Sweitzer
R. M. Gunn
N. Jd. Fike
W. H. Lichty
D.h. Grady
Gc. Davis
J. W. Miller
W. G. Tanneutner
U. S
Theodore Rydebeck
Christ Jensen
Benson
Pp. A. Land
George Mathes
Paul Dresser
L. Sorensen
We AY Spurr
J. IL
Lory
Wind Blame Tackles Indiana Corn Borers
Indiana state entomologist Frank N. Wallace attributes the European corn borer invasion to strong northeast winds. He says moths migrated from Canada, carried by a wind pattern that swept the state in late June and early July.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Frank N. Wallace
Wallace
Canada
Results of Soybean Experiment in Butler County
In Ripley and Dayton townships Butler County, seven soybean varieties are tested on farms of Groothuis and Detra. Two new varieties are featured with inspections set for September 16 at 40 a.m. and 1:30 p.m., with EE S Dyas of extension service presenting on varieties and uses. The Chickasaw county 4 H club demo team earned second place at the state fair led by Myra Earl Edson with Thelma Nims Winifred Maine and others assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Detra
EE. S. Dyas
Extension Service
New Hampton
Jia
Chickasay County
Neinneting
Kirl
Thelma Nims
Winifred Maine
Myra
Earl Edson
Letters to the Editor on Farm Department Wa terloo
Questions and comments invited. Address communications to Editor Farm Department, Waterloo Evening Courier, Waterloo, Iowa. Phone 6100.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Wateloo, Towa
Fayette women win fifth in state fair exhibit contest
Fayette County Farm Bureau women earned fifth place among 18 counties at the state fair exhibition. Marie Gehring scored high for crowd engagement while county project leader W. Elteh noted the display’s strong reception and funded expenses. The same exhibit will travel to the Dale Cattle Congress to compete with four carriers, with premier funding covering costs.
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Fayette
Fayette County
Premiai Menor
Orange Blossom 4-H Club Holds Township Meeting
The Orange Blossom 4-H Club gathered in Panreuther Park south of Waterloo with priests, women and girls invited. Alberta Miller and Ruth Cornelius demonstrated at the state fair while Mary Miller spoke at the county girls’ 4-H camp in Mooris Tale. Louise Mosier chaired 42 work in the precinct and the club plans meetings every three weeks during the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panreuther Park
Waterloo
Alberta Miller
Ruth Cornelius
Des Moines
Lou Mosier
Chatraint
Juniors Poultry Club Planned for Next Season
A local farm bureau committee proposes adding a juniors poultry club to the activities lineup next season. The program will also include pig clubs dairy calf clubs and baby beef divisions with other alfalfa and farm groups to be addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farn Black
Fawk County
Farm Bureau
Noulitrs Club
Flork Association
Congressman renews rural relief battle in Midwest agenda
The article notes Congressman Bickineset renewing calls for agrarian relief before a midwestern agricultural reform bill can boost prosperity. It mentions gathering at the county fairgrounds despite cold weather, with hundreds present including farmers from the north wall and security region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nesta Ta
Chickasaw County
Fatny Bureau
da de Bickineset
Agrigattaril Vettet Ie
Wheat market weak on export calls and mixed grain
Chicago prices eased as export demand cooled and western weather prospects improved. Wheat finished lower after initial strength from Liverpool and ongoing foreign inquiry declines. Corn offerings remained limited with frost potential in the north. oats and other grains showed mixed moves across New York Minneapolis and Kansas City reports.
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Chicago
India
Winnipeg
Nntiie
Liverpool
New York
Boston Federal Reserve Bank
General Motors
United States Steel Common
Hed Chemical
International Cat Bestion
Reynolds Tobacco
Warner Brothers Pictures A
Allis Chalmers
Postum Cereal
American
Exchange
United States
Mack
Hudson
Brooklyn Edison
Radio Corporation
United Drug
Union Tank Co
Westinghouse Airbrake
Yellow Cab
Seling
American Wooten
Armour
IL B
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Gan
American Car & Foundry
American Locomotive
American Tel & Teleceveeri
Tobacco
Eieeiecht Atchison Sae
Ee Atlanife Coast Line
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Onto
Bethlehem Steel
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Cerro de Pasco
Chesapeake & Ohio
Sue
Mil
St Paul
Chicago & Northwestern
U. S
Guilt States Steel
TOM Houston
Hudson Motors
Ilinois Central
Combustion Eng
Harvester
Nickel Cere Inter
Kansas City Southern
Whennecott Copper
Kresge
Sage Oil
Lehigh Wade
Wheat market notes and harvest outlook from observers
Grain notes report mixed signals on the wheat trade with sales lagging 1825 levels. Threshing returns show 1 to 40 bushels per acre while western crop estimates await harvest data. Frost warnings and snow in the West influence grain market sentiment as moisture and recent weather drive backward crop concerns. Canada reports heavy sales in western provinces amid frost threats and fluctuating prices yesterday.
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Winnipes
Acre
Grain View Akeert
Canada
Grain and seed prices listed in Chicago board of trade quotes
The Board of Trade cash quotations show wheat prices for No 2 red to No 5 red, various hard and yellow grades, and burley Timothy and cloverseed figures. Provisions list lard ribs gallons and gel oils with rounded price notes across multiple grain and seed categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Intacd
Inc
Burley
Hog and cattle market values show gains and steady demand
Chicago market reports receipts and price moves across hogs cattle and sheep. Hog top near 14.25 per hundredweight for 200-pound averages with broader bulk ranges from 13.23 to 14.25. Cattle led by fed steers up to 1.10 and bulls and heifers trading around 13.00. Sheep receipts 18 000 with western lambs $14.25 to $14.50 and best natives near $14.40 plus.
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Chicago
ATLE
Exchange Prices In Sudden Break In Kansas City Markets
Kansas City market notes show cattle receipts about 15 000 with mixed cattle values and veal prices fluctuating. Hogs and sheep trading also reported with top hogs around 13 75 per cwt and sheep listings up to 14 25, while grain fed steers and grassers varied in price across classes.
Omaha Livestock Prices Hike Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Receipts mix across hogs cattle and sheep with steady to higher quotes. Hogs mainly 25 cents higher with top butchers at 12.75 to 13.50 for various weights. Cattle strong with fed steers near 10.90 to 11.00 for heavy weights and stockers firm. Sheep generally steady with fat lambs 13.75 to 14.00 and ewes around 26.00 for strong lots.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Neb
Eigth
Welghiy
Wyoming
Poultry and Livestock Prices From St Louis to St Paul Markets
The report covers poultry and livestock prices in St Louis and St Paul markets with receipts and price ranges. It lists butter and creamery figures, hen and turkey prices, and cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep bids showing slow demand and varied changes. Names of markets and cities appear with specific prices and lot sizes.
Ninety Families Change Address Indication of Moving Peak
A Retail Merchants' association report shows 90 changes of address signaling a peak move season. Cotton market notes from Liverpool Chicago and New York report prices steady with varied futures and season openings.
Sioux City Livestock Receipts and Market Report
Livestock market data from Sioux City and nearby St. Joseph and other markets shows receipts for cattle hogs and sheep with mixed price ranges. Fat steers and yearlings about 8.00 to 10.00 per cwt, hogs top around 19.50, sheep steady with lambs 14.25, cattle markets steady to higher in places with varied weights and classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph
Joseph. Mo
Mitchell School Start Monday With District Staff
The notice lists the Mitchell school start Monday with Superintendent H A Littelie Fayette principal Evelyn Y Zerzanelli Cedar Rapids seventh and eighth grades Gertruude Wilcox Arlington fifth and sixth Ruth Putnam Lyle Minn third and fourth Maurine Mayer Ossian primary Isabelle Lon nie Jefferson. The West family and Mrs Hugh Delaney spent Saturday in Waterloo. Henry Koschmeder brought his little son home from Rochester Sunday. His Wind is being treated by doctors. Mr and Mrs A D B Smith and Olive arrived from Fulton Ala 18 Tuesday. Mrs Ella Smith accompanying them to Minneapolis Monday. A niece Miss Naomi Shanks Long Beach Clay is with them. Chris Thompson looks after his farm in Crookston Minn. His daughter Mrs A L Messeriie and three sons returned to Indianapolis and Saturday visiting brother Andy Thompson McCallsburg en route. Mrs L H Dockerty visiting Moravia this week. H W Gillette Jamestown N D visited sister Mrs O D Tibbetts Friday to Monticello for two daughters. Mr and Mrs F C Voigt took Ira Voigt to an old ladies home at Muscatine Saturday. Miss Jean Horner went to Cedar Falls Monday to resume college. Miss Irene Smith returned to Des Moines to teach and Marie Meggitt entered Winona normal.
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Henry Koschmeder
Httle
Rochester
Laval
L. H. Dockerty
Moravia
H.W. Gillette
Jamestown
N. D
O. D. Tibbetts
Monticelio
George McNary
F.C. Voigt Taokhe
Ira Voig
Horton Family News and Local Social Notices
Horton and Tucker families return from Indiana. Several relatives visit in Horton area for birthdays and gatherings at the Scott and Remtey homes. Farm losses from theft are noted, and school resumes as Stella Van Dom teaches at Six Mile Grove. multiple property transfers and estate mentions appear in the Cedar Falls area notices.
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Atireoo Evening Courier
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Farmers Today
Market News
Ald Mitmak
Vioneer Group
Ace
Sth Fessetionineg
Benson Ags
Uline
N Butler
Cirlekesi
Gem Trareau
Toleda
Bey
Hino
Oor States
Nyhw
York Ghain
Dontle
Barney
Minneapolis
Minn
Sept. S
Montana
Kansas City
Omaita
Harel
Lalsamiijao
Cerny
ST. TL
Ouis Gats
SL Louis
Ale
Associated Press
Owen
Easie
Hilal
Fey
Yas
Board of Trade
Chigego
Lamson Gras, & Co
Marsh-Place
H. A Morey
Jene
Masry
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Sweden
Switzerland
Poland
Czecha
Slovakia
Argentina
Dlon
Hondas
Unen
Orance Creamery
Swift & Co
Sue Farmer's
Ron
Good
Rene AW
Batelay & Sons
Timothy Hay
Bated
Daled
Colin Broe
Wilda Prairie H J
Losreen Vey
Oweal Akin
Bend Srd
Eteertysae
Cor
Cnitee
Sper
Duliz Limited
Dmnand
Rin
Wise
Santos
Fataeus
Sfiew
Priges
Serene Eebewaa
Reich
Rae Jae
Tan Stahers
Young Americas
AsNitoastti
Brown
Hennery
Tresiy
Besse
St. Louis
Springs
Americus
ST. Paul
Paul
Mian
Afidland Fair
T.zle
Tao
Sioux City’ Livestock
Mitchell
Horton Horton
T. Tucker
Walter Stack
Bassett
Lucille Toune
Nashua
M. W. Scott
Barlktra Smith
Zell Remtey
Irma
Elva
Mary Mishler
Alpheus
Horton
Hata Mishler
Wolt Creek
Charles Burch
Lola
Centuria
Wis
Laureate Burch
Turtle Lake
G. G. Fassett
Hans Anderson
Tua Porte
G. E. Fassett
Chester Hall
Babsang Dillon Hall
Colorado Springs
Rohlf Hall
Bobby
Arles Hastings
Terry’s Cay
Ed Youmans
Bare Youmans
Glennville
Joe Youmans
Wensett
John
Heal Estate Treanserrs
Chrietlan Hangon
EL Ma
Cedar Falls
Hinek
C. Petersen
Virgo E. Jespersen
Black
L. B. Brown
Tedac
Auditors
Cedar Pas
Av Mualler
Lavine
Alfred
Gharnes
Fox
S. Hickle
Caribragh
North Sldlcion Oo
Bertha V. Bowers
Riers
Artrea TK. Anderson
Ruby Anderson
J. O& Johnson
Gorden R
Speers
Aml
Rich
Cedar Riverview
Manson
William
Johnson
Addihon Lee
Wells
Black Hawk
Lafayette Rhig
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