Soybean Week Draws Attention in Tama County
The Tama county soybean week opened with talks on soybeans and their industrial potential. F. Sweeney of Iowa State College will address topics on the industrial use of soybeans and corn straw paper at local meetings, with plans for a soybean mill discussed amid wide business and farm support.
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Folco
Speelati
Tama County
F. Sweeney
Chemical Engineering Department
Iowa State College
George DuToit
Sweeney
Dinsdile
J. G. Cherry Company
Tamu
Tyledo
G. Dows
Town Railway & Light Company
Mesquakia
Cedar Raphi
Tama
Farm Bureau
Radio Broadcast of Cattle Show Judging Results
The Battle of the Breeds will be broadcast daily at 1 30 pm from station WLS Chicago with results from the Dairy Cattle Congress and National Belgian Horse Show. Editors will wire results from the ring at 5 pm and send them to WLS for immediate release. Dates are September 27 to October 3.
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WLS
Chicago
Waterloo
Dairy Cattle Congress
Cattle Congress
Breeders Cassette
National Livestock Journal
Seaurs- Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
The
Gazette
Azette
Delhi Farms Change Hands in Three Local Sales
Three area farms near Delhi changed owners. Lewis Keith bought the Frad THM farm of about 100 acres for 170 per acre, south of Martwick in the Bay settlement. Lawrence Klaren acquired a 160 acre tract along Pham freak between here and Hopkinson. Dorin Wilson purchased the 195 acre Hartwick area farm for 15000 from Mrs Hessing at Manchester. All buyers take occupancy after March 1.
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Delt
Delhi
Lewis Keith
Martwick
Bay Settlement
Keith
Tucker
Cascaden
Lawrence Klaren
River Valley
Here
Pham Freak
Hopkinton
Dorin Wilson
Aldrich
Smith 'S Town
Hartwick
Tred Bartsche
Grundy farmers to hear about life on farm across water
Grundy Center Iowa Sept 21 Aimed at boosting agricultural news in Grundy county J J Metcalf Ames veteran newspaper man will instruct farm folks on rural journalism with W W Stacy from the extension service to discuss programs hours and welfare matters Metcalf will teach news writing and how to construct stories Stacy recently returned from Europe with information on farmer communities abroad
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Grundy Center
Grundy County
J. J. Metcalf
Ames
Meteal
Avith
Butter Advertising Boosts Iowa Butter Demand
Clyde Bechtelheimer of the Iowa Creamery Secretaries and Managers association notes potential plans to advertise butter at the upcoming National Dairy show in Detroit with a focus on home trade. He cites a Hall Iowa campaign as proof that intense local publicity lifts butter sales and public health awareness, urging merchants to promote local dairy products over margarine.
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Clyde Bechtelheimer
Iowa Creamery Secretaries’ and Managers’ Association
Detroit
Butter, Cheese & Bey Journal
Bechtelheimer
Iowa
Jawa Dairy Council
Cor Operative
Hall
Dairy Council
T Wus
Figer
Jesup
McGregor
Osalan
Hiltter
Sal
Wheat gains abroad and in New York grain markets
Chicago reports active buying and gains in wheat with strength tied to Canadian snowdrifts and Montana prospects. Livermore shipments and Gulf export talk buoy prices. corn and oats advance while provisions hold. New York grain markets show firmer wheat with mixed domestic bids, sugar steady, and potato receipts brisk in Chicago trade.
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Chicago
Livernool
Canada
Montana
Gulf of Mexico
Mlon
Funeral Service for Mrs Imus Held at Clarksville
Mrs Ty Linus died at Waverly hospital Sunday afternoon. Funeral conducted at St John’s Lutheran church in Clarksville, burial in Lynwood cemetery. She was 44 and survived by husband and three sons Harry Charles Harold, plus no children from previous marriage. Frank Perkina and Loren Lee of St Paul, Minn., are listed as survivors.
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Clarksville
Ty Linus
Waverly Hospital
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Lynwood Cemetery
Imus
Harry
Charles
Harold
Frank Perkina
Loren
Mayo Clinic
James Jana William
Ira Copeland
Ray Randall
Chicago Board of Trade Cash Quotations Sept 21 Farm items
Chicago Board of Trade prices list grain and related commodities for September 21. Wheat includes No 2 red at 1.26 and No 3 red around 1.00 to 1.29. corn shows No 2 mixed at 0.76 and No 4 mixed around 0.70 to 0.77. oats and barley ledgers appear with mixed bids and seeds pricing. lard and provisions noted with small figures.
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Chicago
UPI
Toledo
Timothy
Big Run of Light Hogs prices Off In Chicago Trade
Chicago reports a big run of light hogs with prices off as receipts reach 25 000 and 5 000 head of lean hogs offered. Early bids slip with light weights around 13 55 to 11 00, heavy weights 12 00 to 14 40. Cattle receipts 16 000 generally steady with choice yearlings firm. Sheep receipts 28 000 slow with fat lambs steady to lower and feeding lambs fully steady.
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Chicago
In-Beuween
ST. Paul
St Paul, Minn
Bert
Siouk City
Sioux City
C. Tle
Stuady
Waterloo
Mts Co
Swift & Co
Fremers
Rath Packing Co
Orkh Packers
Barelay & Sons
Una Bay
Colin Bros. Mlain Te Fair Stores
Viaa
Ciante Chojee
Ieee
Fiddlers Contest At Dairy Cattle Congress Show
Old-time fiddle contest at the Dairy Cattle Congress and National Belgian Horse Show runs Sept 27 to Oct 3. Participants must be 50 or older, muses played from memory, with five minute limits and accompaniment allowed. First prize 25 dollars, other prizes listed.
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Cattie Consoess
Dairy Cattle Congress
Flo
Hove
District Farm Bureau Meet at Waverly
Word has been received that all county farm bureaus in the Third Town district will hold a meeting Thursday at Waverly. County agents Noel s workers for the farm bureau and extension department will attend. Details of the program have not been announced. The discussion included a possible rebate on the subject and dues set at $19 per year.
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Farm Bureau
Congressional Street
Waverly
Noel
Farm Bureau and Extension Department
Jona Ana
Readers invited to farm forum at Twitor Farm
Questions and comments are invited on farmers topics. Communications should be sent to Twitor Farm Department Waterloo Evening Courier Waterloo Iowa. Phone 6100.
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Twitor Farm
Department
Waterloo
Evening Courier
Towa
Townships to Show at Cattle Congress
Township exhibits of agricultural products will be shown at the Cattle Congress next week under supervision of County Agent J L Urban. Judging starts Tuesday morning September 28 with Os Atney of Grundy county as judge. Displays likely from Fayette county Water loo Cedar Talla Alt Vernon Orange Black Trunk Cedar Spring Creek Barclay Eagle Poyner Washington Bennington area.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
J. L. Uban
OS. Atney
Grundy County
Fayette County
Waterloo
Alt. Vernon
Spring Creek
Barclay
Eagle
Poyner
Washington
Black Hairk County
Bennington
Poison Hemlock Spread Reported in Iowa Fields
Iowa reports indicate poison hemlock blamed for Socrates death is spreading across fields. Mrs. Fred B. Tucker of Ottumwa and others report sightings, with Bellevue areas noting substantial quantities. Dr. L. Hi. Paninmel warns of its high toxicity and urges control to prevent further spread.
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Towa
Towa State College
Fred B. Tucker
Ottumwa
Bellevue
L. Hi. Panimel
Saya
A O
Socrates
Minish Enters Cedar Rapids Fair Entries
Cedar Rapids fair entries list Minish along with J Mints and J S Stanshuey as organizers. Other entrants include Herefords and Royal Livestock Show participants. Market notes from New York and Chicago report mixed futures and cotton prices with futures opening slightly down and trading broadly steady.
Waterloo Markets Prices and Livestock Slump Reports
Market recap from Waterloo and Sioux City listings shows slow opening and softer demand across cattle and hogs. Moderate declines hit light and fat cattle, butchers, and pigs while calf and lamb figures vary, with feeders slow and hogs down about 25 cents per hundredweight.
Market climbs as new leaders emerge amid Florida disaster impact
Stocks turned higher in New York trading as fresh leaders appeared to stem declines from recent Florida disaster concerns. Heavy buying in Steel, chemicals, Motors and utilities boosted the market while insurance liquidation fears capped gains. Sugar prices reached yearly highs as American Cane and Cuba Sugar led a rally, with mixed results across other sectors.
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Stites Steel
Chemical
Rat Motors
Ehanga
Luipst
Florida India
Ufterwrit
Porto Rico
Cuba
Adama Express
Wied Chemical
General Motors
Estinghouse Airbrake
Texas Gulf Sulphur
United States Steel
Steel
Tually
Loose Wires Biscuit
Warner Brothers Pictures
Hudson
General Motor
Mack Procks
Etig
Ih Sales
Allied Chemical & Dye Aaerican American Locomotive Smelt. & Ie
American Sugar
American Tel
Tel
American ‘Pobaces American Woelen
Anaconda Copper-Armour
Tih B. Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Cerro de Paascy
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Mil
Davison Chemical Dodge Bros. Ao
Pont de Newntursa Oo
Electric Pow
Cris
Erie Railroad
Famous Players
Milk Rubber
Foundation Co
Ereeport-Texas
Ate
Great Northern
Guilt States Steel
Moustan
Tee Hidsar Malort
Wstion Eling
Bid
Nickel
Cominent Petroleum
Run, & Texan
Missouri Premient
Ward
Entral
Bentherm Ry
Styendahil
Calandard
Nadejales
Texas
Tews & Pueetliax
Ind
Ad Taibhes
Ahash
Rousse Cece Westingheass Elis
Willya
Woolworth
Ayrs
Hawthorne School Construction to Continue Through Winter
Hawthorne School on Franklin Street between Seventh and Eighth streets will continue through the winter. Superintendent Charles W. Kline says the foundation is complete and brick walls are rising. Boilers are installed and steam heating will be connected later in the fall, with completion expected by next fall.
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Hawthorne
Franklin Street
Seventh
Eighth Streets
Charles W. Kline
Masons Shave
Jury Obtained in Van Doren's Trial
In Council Bluffs Iowa a jury was obtained in the state case against Clayton H L Van Doren charged with first degree murder of his wife Aug. or near their home. Open statements were to be made this forenoon and testimony was expected to begin this afternoon. Relatives of both Van Doran and his wife attended.
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Council Bluffs
Clayton HL. van Doren
van Doran
Woman in Jail as House Burglar Suspect Arrested
Eddie Burton, a Chicago man, was arrested by Detective Emil Steffen and Officer Warren Buckley on a breaking and entering charge after tearing a screen and entering Lulu Santell’s Linn Street home. Lulu Santell, colored, is jailed on a misdemeanour nuisance charge with $500 bond and cited to show cause for contempt regarding a prior injunction. County Attorney W A Cork filed the information after a raid found contraband in her home.
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Eddie Burton
Chicago
Oneida Street
Emil Steffen
Warren Buckley
Burton
Lulu Santetl
Linn Street
Lulu
Lulu Santell
E. B. Stiles
W. A. Cork
Hauor
Two Reinbeck Methodist Churches Likely To Unite
In Reinbeck Iowa Rev George Wessel is assigned to the Second Methodist church for the coming year by the German conference. Rev S P Speckmann has served as supply pastor for 10 years and was unassigned. A strong move is under way to unite the two Reinbeck churches and share one pastor.
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Reinbeck
George Wessel
S. P. Speckmann
M. EB
Peterson Funeral To Be Thursday At Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Sept 21 Special The funeral of Christian Peterson who was killed in a automobile accident in Chickasaw county last night will be held at 2 am Thursday in Bethlehem Church Reverend Attar Jorgensen will officiate Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery The roots of a sunflower measured by an 18th century naturalist were 1443 feet long
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Cedar Falls
Christian Peterson
Chickasaw County
Abethlehem Church
Attar Jorgensen
Furial
Greenwood Cemetery
Burglars and Poultry Thieves Active Near Manchester
In Manchester Iowa period farmers report increased burglaries and country thefts. Several local businesses were entered on Friday and Saturday with safes opened but few valuables taken. The only notable loss appears to be hand cameras, while livestock prices and cattle quotes are listed in the same issue.
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Manchester
Grain and dairy market round up from New York and Chicago
Market notices report butter creamery receipts and prices in New York and Chicago including firsts and extras, with grain supply changes across wheat corn oats rye barley and flour prices. Also listed are wool values seeds and various real estate transfers and property listings across several Midwest locales.
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New York
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