Limestone trains haul 58 cars over Chicago Northwestern line
Three limestone trains totaling 58 cars and 5814 tons run this week across Tama and Story counties over the Chicago Northwestern. County agent Z B Mills leads the giant shipment with cars from Alden and Le Grand, including 118 and 100 ton orders for local farms. The cargo uses the main line for the first time, with no extra crew charges.
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Toledo
Lama
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Z. BR. Mills
Tamia
Chelsea
Ames
Story County
Northwestern
Alden
le Grand
Lal
W. P. Wilson
Clutter
F. E. Wilcox
LaMoille
Mason City
Irving
Traer
Grundy County
Spray Painting Speeds Farm Building Jobs Says Expert
BE. W. Lehmann of the University of Illinois farm mechanics department says spray painting can speed up farm building projects four to six times. He notes machines reduce paint costs and reach cracks, advising group buys to lower overhead. Spring or fall painting is fine, surfaces must be clean and dry, quality paint essential, and proper mixing crucial to avoid waste. delaying painting risks decay and reduced building life.
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Urbana
BE. W. Lehjahn
College of Agriculture
University of
Lehmann
Swine Production Meetings to Start in Fayette in October
Fayette county will hold a ten meeting swine production course starting the week of October 8 with 3,100 farmers invited. Prof E J Quaife of Ames leads the first series on brood sows care feeding and management, covering ten township pairs through October 12.
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Fayette
Fayette County
E. J. Quaife
Ames
J. C. Garroway
The
State College
Jesson
Township Farm Bureau Meeting in Cedar Falls
The Township Farm Bureau will hold a Friday evening gathering at Danish Bethlehem Church gymnasium on Fourteenth Street in Cedar Falls. Women and children, along with friends, are invited to attend as a three set play and other outlines are planned for the event.
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Cedar Falls Township
Buresu
Bethlehem Church Gymnasium
Fourteenth Street
Farmers Invited to Submit Indictments to Editor
Communications to the Editor at the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Iowa are invited. Mail inquiries to the Water Department, address listed, with phone number provided.
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Yarm
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Iowa
Seven Acre Vineyard Yields 30000 Pounds of Grapes in Waterloo
Seven acre Wallace vineyard near Waterloo reports a 30000 to 35000 pound harvest from Con cord vines. John Deere plant foreman A Wallace oversees the operation with 12 pickers gathering fruit for Waterloo stores. Pruning occurs in March and harvest continues as buyers compete for fresh fruit.
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Waterloo
Black Hawk County
A. Wallace
Hammond Avenue
Wallace
Concord
John Deere Tractor Plant
Retel
Marth
Dairy Cattle Congress Draws Ayrshire Jersey Herds
The Dairy Cattle Congress near arrival of Ayrshire and Jersey herds from Seitz Son and Fairfield Farms. Seitz shows 14 of 38 entries in barns after fairs in Aurora Sedalia Des Moines and others. Kansas and Iowa college judging teams prepare for Waterloo events with multiple colleges and counties sending squads.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Ayrshire
Jersey
Congress
Adair Seitz& Son
Waukesha
Wis
Aurora
Sedalia
Des Moines
Hamiline
Huron
Hutchinson
Seitz
Janesville
Kankakee
Springfield
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Peoliig
LaCrosse
Heaver Dam
Portland
Pacific International
Kansas City
Low Seitz
Ab Memphis
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Little Rock
Memphis
Clarence Thompson
Hampton
Iowa State College
Meredith
Everett, Bell
No. A. Craig
One More Fayette County Dairy Cattle Judging Prep
Fayette county judging squad schedules one more workout for state contest with Ayrshires at Tegtmeier farm near Westgate Guernseys at Not Bohims and Brown Swiss at H A Mabon Randalia. previous judging at Waterloo and Jesup with multiple farm classes. Potatoes market notes follow with assorted regional prices and shipments across the U S.
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Fayette, Ja
Fayette County
Dairy Cattle Congress
Harlan Girton
Tegtmeier Farm
Westgate
W. A. Notbohims
H. A. Mabon, Randalia
Fayette
Paul Sater
Sweet Potatoes Do Well in Chickasaw County
Chickasaw county agent Frank Hunt notes a remarkable sweet potato patch by R E Graves of Chickasaw City. One ninth of an acre yielded 26 bushels, about 225 bushels per acre, valued at roughly 450 dollars per acre at two dollars per bushel. Graves grows Yellow Jerseys and better ridging could boost yield. only successful Iowa sweet potato yard is near Sioux City.
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New Hampion
Iowa
Frank Hunt
Chickasaw
R. EB. Graves
Graves
Hunt
Sioux City
Bremer County at Dairy Congress with calf judging team
Waverly Iowa September 26 Bremer county to be represented at Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress by a judging team Carl Hastings Raymond Kuethe Leonard Hoffman and a demonstration team Carl Hastings Billy Woodring Their display titled Raising a Calf to Six Months of Age is aided by Dr K W Stouder extension veterinarian and John Quist state club leader Also Fay ette county Holstein consignment sale date moved from October 13 to October 22 with most cattle listed and bidders anticipating a strong auction
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Dickenson County
Paul Seath
Dickenson
Page Bounty
Don Gris- Wold
Cerro Gordo
Cerro Gordo County
Waterloo
Matt Frost
Joe Golinvaux
Black Hawk Squad
Campbell Jersey
Jesup
Edwin Matzen
Robert Frandsen
Raymond Sorenson
M. EB. Olson
Sioux City Livestock Market Reports Mixed Trade
Sioux City livestock sales show varying demand with cattle uneven to steady, hogs lower, and lambs mixed. Early cattle bids around 15 to 17 dollars with grain fed at about 6 to 7 dollars. hogs steady to down 10 cents, most quotes around 10 dollars. lambs weaker with natives around 19 dollars and ewes down. Cotton markets in Liverpool show spot trading and futures open quiet. Chicago and Kansas markets also noted shifts with multiple commodities quoted.
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Sioux City Livestock
Sioux
Liz
Wheat export rumor lifts North American prices in Chicago
Traders priced in a potential jump in wheat exports from North America as jitters over quality at Winnipeg and frost damage to corn boosted futures. Wheat closed firmer with some daily gains, while corn firmed on frost concerns and oats eased. Provisions fell on weaker hogs. Europe and the U S faced price pressures amid varied regional reports.
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Chicago
North America
Winnipeg
Europe
United States
Shorts
St. Louis
Cancade
Argentina
Grain and livestock prices listed by Board of Trade
The page shows cash quotations for grains and livestock including corn oats rye barley timothy seed and lard meats with prices such as No 2 yellow corn 914a 98ec No 4 yellow 95%¢a6e No 2 white 9Bc and lard at 12.13 plus meibs 34.25 bellies 15.00 and other figures in varied formats.
Hog Quotations Continue Turbulent Way at Chicago Livestock Fancy
Hog receipts totaled 20 060 with bids mostly steady to lower across weight classes. Cattle receipts 13 000 show mixed demand from top $18 60 for fat steers to $11 00 for stockers. calves and sheep follow varied patterns. St Paul livestock market mirrors softer hogs and steady calves as grain markets run. Kansas City grain notes wheat and oats varied modestly with limited activity.
Heights Sought by Most Stocks in Sliding Market
New York stocks moved unevenly as call money eased to 6 1 2 percent, helping some favorites rally while others paused. Total volume approached 4 2 million shares with gains in Montgomery Ward Wright Aerot and General Motors, while copper names slipped on profit taking.
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New York
General Motors
Warner Bros. A
Trist
de Pont
Cenadian Pacific
Jobus-Manville
Montgomery Ward
Wright Avro
Motors
Graham-Paige
Hupp
M. Byers
Gall
Market briefing from New York Chicago and Omaha
United States commodity reports show unsettled butter and eggs with high creamery extra prices in New York and Chicago. Cheese and poultry markets vary with receipts and pricing noted across Kansas City St Louis and Omaha, plus grain futures and sugar prices steady in New York.
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New York
Chicago
James E. Bennett & Co
LaSatte St
Beaver St
Waterloo
Lafayette
Bond Market Sees Erratic Movements In September Trading
In New York on September 26 the bond market showed erratic price movements with banks bidding up to 10 000 000 in initials and time money remaining firm. Atchison 4s rose nearly 3 points and Standard Air Line 4s gained about 4. Copper prices softened while Brooklyn Union Gas 6s advanced despite declines in Public Service of New Jersey 4s. The foreign list was dull.
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Power & ‘Lite
Lehn & ‘Fink
National Uight
Skelly Ol
Anms
Johns Manville
Murray Corporation
Ratlo
Keith Alber
Pathe A
Canadian Pacific
Gold Dust
Atlantic
Montgomery
Ward, Fleischmann
Victor ‘Elking Machine
Allied Chemical & Dee
American Ca Foundry
TT & T
Woolenay
Atchison
Bas
Atlantic Refining
ABE Baltimore & Ohio Sheds
Bethlehem Steel
Beau
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chic
M. St. PL & Pac
Chrysler
Colorado
Gus
Dodge Bros
du Pont de Nem
Erie Bee
Fieischmann
Freeport-Texas
General Electric
General Motors
Gillette
Norther
Greene Gananen Copper
Houston
Sea
Hudson Motors
Dinos Central
Cain
Bre
Harvester
Watt
Thaler, Te
Tel
Kansas City Southern Pre
Kennecott
Lewisville & Nashville
Mack ‘Truck
Mo. Kan
Tex
Pet
Missouri
Montgomery Ward
Peeteene Ee
Nash Motors
Q Packard
Save Pan
Aja
St Paramount Pam, la Akitege Wee AG
Ubeteeepiereerle
Renee Bae Pennsylvania Phillips
Petroleum
Pullman
Reeryrerey
Rem-Rand
Eeciawer
Rep
Reynolds Tobacco
St. L
San Fran
Sears Ronebuck
Edlerbeeree
Shell Union di
Sinclair
Oir
Standard Oil
New York
Studebaker Sane
Texas Corporation
Texas PaciSe Ld
Trigertes Tang
Union Carbide
Ee Dubts i. &. Inc Alcohol
U. S. Rubber
U. S. Steel Sane
United States
Liberty
Liberty First
WLS Treasury Ates
Sendeard Air Line
Brooklyn Union Gas Sis
New Jersey
County Veterans to Meet Oct 10
Black Hawk County Veterans association will hold its annual reunion Wednesday Oct 10 in Memorial Hall. Committees of arrangements were appointed. Morning hours are for visiting and registering, with dinner at noon and a program featuring prominent speakers. The county association unites Civil War veterans and their wives for socializing, now including Spanish American and World War veterans.
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Black Hawk County Veterans’ Association
Snhual
Memorial Hall
Robert Anderson Post
Uhis
G. A. R . Post
Woman's Relief Corps
Kansas City Livestock and Minneapolis Grain Report
Hogs receipts 14,000 uneven with top hogs at $11.05 for 230 to 240 pounds. cattle receipts 8,500 with calves 2,000. beef steers and yearlings steady while other grades weak. cows and cutters lower. Sheep receipts 15,000 with prices for good and choice at 12 to 92 pounds and ewes quoted. Minneapolis grain wheat and protein bids. corn and oats prices listed. Chicago futures show butter eggs and milk products with December and January positions.
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Omaha
Neb
Kansas City
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Township Farm Bureau
Cedar Falls
Pricicul
College
Seliz Ayrshires
Althe
Burt Oderkirk
Lem
W. W. Marsh
Joe Golinvausx
Peder Pederson & Sons
Will
Campbell's
Kansas State College
Manhattan
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North Dakota Agricultural College
Fargo
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Ind
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South Dakota State
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Fayette Team
U. S
Stea' Wistensin
Minnesota
South Dakota
Western
Idaho
Rue Zats
Nepraski
Trish
Bremer
Dairy Congress
Oelwein
Threeziers
Liverpool
Fred Mils
Omias
Cmicaro
Drcemher
Maren
Ta Lée
Kascy TV
Simoni
Vesty's
Walile
Gree
Northwest
Duluth
Nike Ee
Board of Trade
ST. Paul
Minn
Gattle
Kansas City Grain
Union
Waterloo Mills Co
Cory
Brent
Versa
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Amd
Heer
Soeer AG
Rath Packing Co
Timothy
Colin Bross
Lomorton
Vormogn
Porellin
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Halland
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Sweden
Ain
Switzerland
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Mottren
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Teoria Gra
Lee Lower
EL St. Louis
St Joseph
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
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Amierson Post
Grand Army of Republic
Z. ©. Johnson
Willmar, Minn
Denver
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la Porte City
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Lauerman Brothers Company
Commercial National
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Commercial National Bank
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