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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1922

Page

15

Federal aid loans eyed for Iowa farmers grain move

Washington reports Rep Harry B. Wilson of Iowa urged the War Finance Corporation to authorize between 5 and 10 million dollars in federal loans to Iowa farmers. He pressed for funds to help move half the crop to market and cover fall and winter needs. Meyer, head of Town Farm Credit, backed strict government scrutiny and emphasized strong local financial leadership.

Waterloo Washington, D. C War Finance Corpporation Harry B. Wii Iowa Buene’ Meyer, Jr Direcor Hull A. Andrew Iowa Farm Credit Consoration Federa ‘Unds Ector Méyer Null Meyer Ita Svory High Town Farm Credit Corpora 2 War -Tinanse Corporation Andrew Nune

Bremer County Leads Butter Scoring at Congress

Bremer County tops butter scoring with 149 entries from Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin and beyond. Winners include H Rohrsen Lakeview and Carl Hovland Lake Mills among many from Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota and Canada. Bremer County’s entry wins front cream class with high marks and a long list of contributors across states and provinces.

Bremer Co Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin Xinois Kansas Canada H. Rohrsen Wavern Ww. Ta Tae Andeerson Mails John M. Hanson Andersen H. A. Kalk Sheboygan L. Kuder- Worf Bremer County Ghiycon Brem Scoriss Wilson Neuman Choad LL Bauen Nor Aloe Vadercea Aura Mitt Titchfield Likinson Osterdock Postel Mpworth Tasmussen Crystal Lake Gilbert Larston Mini Pent Jownson Klessner New Elna Minn Bomsat EL Eyeoks Shell Heck McDowell Haaleton Gaswussen St. Minneves Isin Ryan Adair Meyers Lewiston River Falls Seiniys Denn Matt Deemer Eter Athen Beaden Ananoeal Areata Cilvan Thiet River Pali Toxtwin Anderton Nelson Verge Malle Theason Champaign Vandal Sumner Fred Rucker Ferron Thames Gttesen A. Wreeve New Hartford A. D. Gimer Klemme M. Gulves Ertpell Tai He Eider Berths Serebarth Fit Whee Deny Readlyn Ik Gamm Waverly Serebarth Denver K PD Nichols Burt Meier Wwatson Schick Lone Rock Youth Belling Newhall Wayne Riz Tuissier Westgate Alienstein Bremer Thawkere Si¢Hultz Coulter Tae

Official Awards at Cattle Congress and Horse Show

The record lists prize winners across cattle and horse divisions with exhibitors from Wisconsin Michigan and Iowa. It names champions and reserve titles for bulls stallions and geldings including Marshall & Sons Nellie Stasis Diehl Laverty Kink and Cavalier entries with multiple age groups and foal classes noted.

Cattle Congress Dudge J. Ov Allyne Delavan Wis Bull Marshall & Sons Leslie Miah N.C. Schmid Monroe Wes Bower & Son Hughton E. Diehl Waterloo Hess Bob Diehl H.sutherland Little Mick'r Boeing Hull Brothers Sam Lake View Hesson Rhods’s Sengeley Hage Marshall & Sonson Igk Bowerhome Marshall Bons Mintle Brothers of Junette Milter Swiss Valley Lindale Heifer Sehmid Wess Luhy s.Heaut Marshall @ Sons F. Bueat Agnes of Lak View Wisie Bower Farm Holfer Duchess of

Alfalfa Breaks Yield Records on 34 Acres Farm

Oakland Iowa area reports the Huelle Bros farm producing the highest alfalfa yield in 40 years. Three tons per acre on 34 acres, with seed kept for future use. The crop is descended from Saxony stock brought by William Huelle 69 years ago.

Oakland Huelle Bros William Huelle Saxony Germany Huelle Brothers

Poultry Show Ribbon Winners at Cattle Congress

Judging at the Cattle Congress poultry show began yesterday with numerous ribbons awarded. Winners include Buff Wyandottes led by Winder of Waterloo and Leghorns from White Bocks entries, with multiple firsts, seconds, and thirds across breeds and pens.

Pulter Steinbeck_ Le Willian Robertseyn Mitchell Wiuller Vioyd Kough Waterloo Frrar Cocky Hirst Pullet Wills Wyandastte Farm Produce Stores Corporation Buffalo N.W Perth

Girl Scouts Delay Train Incident and Marketwire Notes

A group of Girl Scouts set a signal by lighting a fire on the tracks to slow an approaching Baltimore & Ohio express as station crews watched. Separate items report exchange quotes for currencies and commodities in New York markets, with varied demand figures for France Italy Germany and other nations.

Thaster Ogden Baltimore & Ohio Express Thaig

Farm Bureau Tax Study In Panoose County

Centerville Iowa Ja 27 Panoose county farm bureau conducted a tax per capita survey to sustain the bureau. Only two thirds of a one mil levy was considered, with a proposed 170 surveyed per farmer per year toward the bureau. The average tax per year was about 157.0.

Bereau Centerville Panoose County Farm Bureau Panoose Countty Farm Bureau Toma Don Aise Ithese Tyvins Ap-i

September dairy report from Wapuske Valley aids average 24.47

Independence Iowa September dairy report shows 348 cows averaged 24.47 pounds milk weekly. Many cows drying off this month. Notable producers include Mil tid, Mig Salis, and Abe Cnsghtad with varying outputs. W. J. Camphall State Hospital shifts to 160 acres pasture boosting milk. hospital expansion and barn remodeling noted in Aurora by Pieplow.

Independence Wapusle Valley Contest Association H. A. Hoanley Lester ALY Westy Iltiek Abe Cnsghtad Robinson State MN. OH Pieplow Aurora

Dairy Cattle Congress Scenes and Results Highlight Iowa Fair

At Maynard area dairy events 1927 participants and leaders discuss Holstein showing and prize ribbons. Clyde Combs guides a group of 60 youths through judging and displays while Harl Cooper mans the Holstein booth and a ribbon mix up prompts a recovery effort. Grain quotes and livestock notes from Chicago and Peoria accompany the day’s market details.

Harl Cooper Tha Holstein Association Hlnost Coopar

Avian Tuberculosis Ravages Iowa Poultry Flocks

Iowa State College extension agent J. Warren warns avian tuberculosis is spreading rapidly through Iowa flocks. Many areas report 70 to 81 percent infected, with slow development and eventual flock losses. Early signs include wasting and lameness. diagnosis relies on internal lesions in liver spleen and intestines. Removing old hens and frequent flock culling, along with clean housing, are advised.

Ames J. Warren Powitey Extension Services Iowa State College Witten

Market Effects From Wheat Prices and Shipping Delays

The report notes uncertain demand for wheat near Eagt Glash, with prices fluctuating as buyers world wide monitor Hullish and UAE Vuela activity. It cites predictions of increased United States demand, spotty deliveries, and mixed futures as markets react to shipping and weather impacts.

Democrats Open Missouri Campaign

The Democratic campaign opening in Missouri featured addresses by Senators Joseph Taylor Robinson of Arkansas and A. O. Stanley of Kentucky attacking the national Republican administration for incompetence and inefficiency. Senator James A. Reed, the senior U S senator from Missouri, and candidate for re election, was scheduled to speak that night.

Mexico Missouri Joseph Taylor Robinson Arkansas A. O. Stanley Kentucky National Republican Administration James A. Reed Souris United States Senate

Probe into Disappearance of Girl's Dead Body

Police in St Louis County investigate the disappearance of 18 year old Misa Celestine Schneider from Mount Hope cemetery. A body found earlier was initially thought male but later identified as a young woman. Investigators seek connections between the cases.

St. Louis Misa Celestine’ Schneider Mount Hope Cemetery St. Louis County New York

New York Chicago Produce Markets Report

Market notes list dairy tubes and imitation creamery items, with entries for fowls ducks and turkeys. Poultry and eggs prices appear alongside regional market mentions including New York and Chicago listings and references to Kansas City and Los Angeles markets.

New York Chicago Fiat Reese Momble Lawer St. Goris Seti Volkys Othirs Kansas City

Upward Climb for Hogs as Market Steers Near Record

Market notes show top hogs rising to 10.70 while steer prices reach about 11.75. Reading on agate weights and receipts indicate a steady to firm market with totals near 16,900 cattle traded and steady demand from buyers and shippers.

Chicago

Market report shows livestock and grain price shifts today

Midwest and New York market wires report cattle bids steady to lower with fed steers and heifers tuning down. beef cows and calves mixed. Wheat futures ease with shortages and rail factors cited. stocks like Mexican Petroleum and Gulf & Western move amid broader trading, while pork and lamb prices show modest gains and declines across regions.

Poertal Livestock Sale Notice and Bid Listings

Auction notice lists livestock items under heading Poertal Livestock with references to sale dates and lots. The readable fragment mentions stud cattle and prices in pounds, with unclear names and consignments.

Wraters and Teams Clash in Early September Shows

fragmented OCR notes list teams such as Wisconsin Minnesota Ohio and Nakotas with mentions of sacks, bulks, and round whites. financial figures appear as cents and dollars with unclear context. no coherent event or outcome discernible.

Chicago Winsconsin Minnesota Bull Sandland Nakotas Whittes

Waterloo Markets Selections Noted on Wheat Milk Hogs and More

Waterloo markets report prices for wheat milk and dairy goods, live cattle and hogs, potatoes and hay, with notes on premium hogs and various prices for hides, timber and poultry. The page lists commodity bids and general market activity at noon today in Waterloo Iowa.

Waterloo Bastar Pouder New Waterloo Co-op Timothy Daled Weiss

Kansas City Livestock Auction Report Mixed Market Notes

Kansas City Livestock market reports fluctuating prices with calves steady to strong, cattle futures mixed. Buyers report uneven demand for heavy weights while heifers and feeders show variable prices and regional indicators.

East St. Louis Livestock Market Report

Livestock buyers at East St. Louis Market completed a sales day with steers and heifers trading mixed. Top 160 to 190 pound calves sold around 159 per hundredweight, while heavy cattle ranged near 2.00 to 4.00 per hundredweight with packers paying about 14.75 for certain lots. The report notes broad price dispersion across weight classes and classes of cattle including stockers and heifers.

Morton Sathore Oimeasthy Rion Inixert O-petuders Mantle Ty Bane Belle Reno Tan Lund

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