Black Hawk County Farm Bureau Women Sponsor Dairy Cattle Exhibit
Black Hawk County Farm Bureau women plan an exhibit at the Dairy Cattle Congress September 27 to October 3 featuring the Women’s Project work. The event offers 150 in prizes judged by the state fair scorecard. Waterloo township supplies a team to demonstrate project work while two women from each of five counties demonstratetheir home furnishings.
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Black Hawk County Farm Bureau
Dairy Cattle Congress
Due Congress
Enen Pennel
Town Extension Service
Black Hawk
Farm Bureau
Butler
Mayotte
Genion
Bremer
Beacon County
Bureau
PL. Friedley
Health Clinic Divisions at Dairy Congress Exposition
Experts from Sheppard-Towner staff will supervise three health service divisions at the Dairy Congress exposition. Free examinations and medical or dental referrals will be offered to mothers and children, with special conferences led by Dr. Dosephine W. Hust and Dr. JL Gerken. Dental hygiene by Miss Reuben and Dr Wandel will serve children under six. Registered nurses Alma Flurty Altice Pattée Nan Clark and Vilas will assist.
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Dairy Catue
Sheppard-Towner
Huw
Sion
Town City
Membe Hawk County
Ecatue Congress
Dosephine W. Hust
Maus
JL YL Gerken
Gerken
Sheppard Towner
Mothel Reuven
GM. Wandel
Wander
Reuben
Alma I. Flurty
Altice Pattée
Nan Clark
Vilas
Poultry Club to be Sponsored Next Year in Delaware
A. Oth, county superintendent of schools, praises rural school work and the junior poultry project. Plans to continue next year with more youths. seven breeds were shown. Daniel Dieseh of Almoral won pen and public with White Rocks, Daniel Littlefeld of South Fork first wockerel also White Rock. Flower prizes awarded from county seeds with Anita Seanlan first and Dorothea Keesar second.
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Manchester
A. Oth
Daniel Dieseh
Almoral School
Daniel Litthefeld
South Fork
Anita Seanlan
Dorothea Keesar
Mary Schemmel
Maxine Smith
Dorothy Bryerson
Sean Jan
Mary Schemimel
Marvin Holscher
Butter- Rela
Prairie Township
Secant
Waterlo o Evening Courier Farm Department readers note
With the farmers questions and comments invited, address communications to editor Water loo Evening Courier Water loo Iowa. Phone 51004.
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Adress
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Iowa
Dogs Damage Sheep and Small Calves
Garrison Indiana reports heavy livestock losses from dogs. Frank Carrigan, three miles east of town, has seen three nights of sheep killed including a first prize ewe from the county fair. Two small Short horn calves along Hienkle creek were badly damaged.
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Garrison
Frank Carrigan
Here
Wright
Hienkle Creek
Dors
Cornfields flooded by rain imperil county crop
Heavy rain damaged cornfields across Grundy county Saturday with two feet of floodwater in low areas. County Agent Uban, returning from Ames, notes most corn stands upright and predicts drying if weather improves. Frost and follow up conditions will determine final yield and comparing seed sources.
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Griundy County
Uban
Ames
Blickawk County
State College
Fuirky
Han Hous
Pigs Yield 24 Litters in 12 Years Under Gavin Plan
Waukon Iowa Sept 29 M J Gavin of Allinnalee County reports a remarkable hog record. He produced 24 litters totaling 52 April pigs in late August from five sows weighing 10 410 pounds and then 54 fall pigs a week later. Gavin emphasizes selecting proven stock hogs, retaining good sows, and crossbreeding for efficiency. He notes Poland China crosses mature quickly, sows farrow 18 to 25 pigs, and milk supports large litters.
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Waukon
M. J. Gavin
Allinnalee
Ifig
Gavin
Chicago
Gavie
Louse
Poland
China
Iowa
Fred Newb
Second group of meetings for cow testers announced
Ames Iowa dairy farmers prepare for a serine series of sessions in November to improve milking efficiency and solve problems. The first sessions were held in April and December. Burt Oderkirk notes a 28 percent rise in practice and urges Dairy Cattle Congress attendees to register with the testing association and show membership badges.
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Ames
Varias
Towa
Burt Oderkirk
Uy Association
Mr. Oderkirk
Waterloo
Houth
Poultry Theft Fight Mobilized in Bremer and Buchanan
In a joint rural effort farmers in Bremer and Buchanan counties move to curb chicken and farm produce theft. A vigilance committee will organize rewards up to 100 dollars and call for state agent help when local authorities cannot cover thefts. Owners urged to mark poultry and report thefts promptly to authorities.
Production Cut in Swine Raising for Farmers to Decide
Grundy Center Sept 20 One of Grun dy County Farm Bureau’s major projects for the coming year will introduce methods for more economical swine production. The bureau urges not more pigs but higher production per sow, letting farmers choose whether to keep sows steady or reduce them to lower overhead and raise more pigs per sow. The McLean system of swine sanitation is promoted with pigs raised in disinfected pens until weaning then moved to fresh ground free of hogs for years. Five to ten farmers are being solicited to demonstrate the system to neighbors at local farms, organized and cooperative with Dr LAR assisting in coordinating demonstrations.
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Grundy Center
Grundy County Farm Bureau
McLean
McLean County
Grandy County
Farmer to quit farming to educate his children
Tripoli Iowa December 20 A J Anderson Fremont township farmer announces his plan to quit farming so his children can continue their education and stay home with their parents. His dairy herd will be sold.
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Tripoli
A. J. Anderson
Fremont
Iaremer
Pice
Sam
Kenton Farmers Meeting and Cedar Township Livestock Report
Local gathering by Kenton farmers focused on Canada hike objections and a talk by the embassy officer at George Sehnar home in Cedar Township on Tuesday night September 21. The St Joseph Livestock market reports show varied cattle, hogs, and poultry prices with national receipts and local stockyard updates from Minneapolis, Chicago and Minnesota-North Dakota markets.
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Vinten
J Seo Mill
Bury
Canada
Cedar Town
Wheat market gains offset by cooler Canadian forecast
Chicago reports a wheat price pullback despite a stronger forecast of wet weather in Canada. September contracts eased as May prices fell, while United States wheat visible supply rose 4.618 million bushels with little impact on values. Corn and oats saw sharp declines amid liquidation and stop orders, though 200000 bushels were noted as arriving for local buyers. Provisions showed mixed demand with hog strength not enough to lift prices.
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Chicago
Canada
Shorts
Old Art
Ers Rive
Wheat and Grain Quotation Snapshot Across Cities
Market notes from Kansas City Minneapolis and Omaha report wheat receipts and prices for No. 1 northern and hard spring grades, with mixed corn and oats values. Cotton futures show modest activity in Liverpool while New York grain desks list mixed futures and commodity shifts across global markets.
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Kansas City Gitsin
Kansas
PG Labs
TaMsCo
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Overview
The Chicago Board of Trade quotation page lists futures and cash prices for wheat, corn, oats, mixed grades, and livestock items. Prices appear with mixed readability, showing values around 1.20 to 1.30 for grains and beef or pork cut prices such as Lard $14.25 and Ribs $14.00, with Bells $16.75.
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Chicago
Hog Prices and Active Deals at Chicago Market
Chicago Sept 26 price report shows hogs at 240 to 260 pounds averaging near 260 pounds with strong weight selections and pruned to reflect feeder and slaughter hog demand. Cattle receipts include yearlings and light heifers with mixed quality grades and prices around 11 to 12 dollars, while sheep and feeding lambs show softer prices and lighter demand in early bulk trades.
Livestock Sales Climb at St Paul Market
Livestock bars show a broad run led by cattle and calves with prices steady to higher. Hogs opened strong with prices around 14 to 15 per cwt and lambs and sheep indicated steady demand amid large receipts and cautious bids.
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St. Paul
Sey
Abe Lowe
Kansas City Livestock Receipts Report
Kansas City market note shows cattle receipts around 44,000 head with mixed quality offerings. Prices drifted on steers and cows with several value marks but buyers appeared cautious amid uneven demand and market activity.
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Kansas City
Stocks Drift As Traders Weigh Industrial Shares
New York September 24 trading saw varied buying and selling in industrials with several motors shares slipping from session highs. Major names like Atchison United States Steel and Allied Motors retreated two points, while Toddleon Motor led declines. The renewal rate fell from 434 to 383 per cent amid irregular openings and mixed strength. Union Oil rose to a new high in the movement while others drifted, and Chesapeake & Ohio eased slightly.
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York
Cie Stork
Atchison
United States
Todleon
Cie
Chesapeake & Ohio
Bene
American Tel
Skayier
Armaeleasy Warnlen
Anioradiz Copper
Arninur
AL Baeee
Aieligan Teeeee Afl i Attlee Cit
Baldwin
Omtelive
Baltimor & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel Aes
Elen
Wifarnte Metrotown
Tun An
Onatr
Abe Pra
Ofalebe
Mhesa Paki
Chivaga
Nor Pain
Chicago & Pacific
Aley Corp
Curaeibily
Sten
Ite
Senn Ua Daviser
Cheney
Bt de Ponce de Nem
Wees Ubm Urie Railroad
Phiyers Tree
Fisk Ltubber
Ereeport-Tes
General Asphale Sat Weral Electric
Wennecott Oper
Lehigh
Tanrisyi Bes & Shville
Marland Oil Fages Sas AG
Petri
Texas
Mitsmart
Montgomery Ward
New York Central
Rei Sr. & Steel Suenee Tae
San Fran
Lebeard Air Line
Texas Gulf
Alcohalts
New Stock Planted in Waterford Bass Hatchery Program
Waterford chapter of the Tynak Watton league reports early success in bass propagation. Under the Manchester hatchery superintendent, larvae were placed in the big pond and transferred to the river for growth. Federal fish agents note rapid gains with bass reaching up to six inches as the hatchery expands facilities and stock.
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Waterloo
Tynak Watton League
Rkeveys Chousatel
Younig Srmadi
Cedgr
Manchester
Buss
Dass
Representative Sales Notice From Lamson Bros and Associates
A listing of representative sales furnished by Lamson Bros and associates, advertising items in the Marsh-Place Building. The notice highlights merchandise and terms present in the sale catalog. No further details or dates are provided in the fragment.
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Lamson Bros
H. A Murex
Manareery
Gun Harpoons Driving Whales to New Waters
San Francisco reports steerage harpoons have forced whales from Pacific coast haunts near Trinidad and Moss Landing to waters off Mexico and Alaska. California Sea Products notes catches plummeted from about 350 to seven, as plans unfold to invade new whale refuges with a floating freezing plant repurposed from an old oil tanker Linving to harvest oil bone dust and fertilizer.
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San Francisco
Pacific
Trinidad
Moss Landing
Anifornia
Mexico
Alaska
California Sea Products Company
Kirkhant Rice
Linving
Provisions and Market Rates From New York and Chicago
Reported prices and receipts for butter, eggs, poultry, and sugar in New York and Chicago markets. Details include varied butter quotes, egg and poultry offerings with several grades, and raw sugar price movements marking a new yearly high.
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New York
Legion Gar for National Meet Heads to Philadelphia
Legionnaires will depart Waterloo October 9 for the national convention in Philadelphia aboard trains operated by the Chicago Great Western and Baltimore & Ohio railroads. The route crosses Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and the Blue Ridge and Allegheny mountains with a Washington stopover for sightseeing. Return arrivals back to Waterloo are scheduled for October 16 with optional side trips to New York or Atlantic City.
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Luci Tegionnaires
Hera
Amevies
Peglan Get
Philadelphia
Ihe Hoig Central
Baltimore & Ohio
Lerionnaires
Winnis Central
Iowa
Waterloo
Iown
Ilinois
Indiana
Ohio
Blue Ridge and
Alleghany Mountains
West Virginia
Maryland
Washington
New York
Atlantic City
Legionnaires
Philadelphian
Ben Hur Chief to Spend Week in City
Melchoir court, Tribe of Ben Hur, will hold an isolation event in October at Cellar Rapids, sponsored by Gen Her organization. John C. Snyder, supreme chief, will attend Iowa Fraternal congress in Des Moines, then visit for a week with I. B. AirCarty. The Meichoircourt opens fall season with its first dance in Ben Hur auditorium.
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Melchoir Court
Ben Hur
Cellar Rapids
I. BH. airCarty
John C. Snyder
The
Ben Hurs
National Fraternal Congress of America
Iowa Fraternal Congress
Des Moines
Mfe Cart
Two Truck Owners Sue Each Other in Consolidated Trial
Nichols & Gates Furniture Co and J. D. Cohn file cross suits over a June 1, 1926 collision at Locustana Fifty Streets intersection. Each seeks damages with Nichols & Gates claiming 300 dollars and Cohn seeking a larger sum. The cases will be consolidated in municipal court tomorrow morning before Judge John W. Gwynne for jury trial.
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Nichols & Gates Furniture Co
J. D. Cohn
Triat
John W. Gwynne
Cohn
Plaintim
Locustana Fityh
Nichols & Gates
Prair ie Chicken Hunt Party Returns to North Dakota
SE Campbell and companions returned from a prairie chicken hunt begun Sept 16 near Carrington North Dakota and Manitoba. The group bagged 24 birds while one hunter reportedly took many. hunting with dogs is forbidden and the limit is five per day per hunter.
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SE. Campbell
North Dakota
Manitoba
Carrington
M. D
M. W. Ricker
Telephone Company
Co. i
Hay Markets Show Dull Activity Across Week
Washington report notes hay markets were generally dull for the week ending September 18 with modest demand for better grades. Stock-keepers stored forage for immediate needs while shippers showed fair inquiry and retailers pursued top quality hay amid price softness in heavy producing regions.
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Washington
D. C
Hly
Wrek Tang Tollewens
Boston
Police Hunt for Leora Ends With County Jail Turnup
Police scoured town for Leora Younc ending with discovery in the county jail. After a week of evasions she confessed Saturday night surrendering to authorities and was remanded for exceeding local intoxicant penalties.
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Leora
Leora Younc
Hipkress
Manson Strees
Hugh Rumrive
Leary
Costa
Teara Talla
Cramrine
Sunilay
Smilieh
Jrib
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Mark Stack
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T & Fie
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