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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1923

Page

14

Froth from Milk Buckets at Dairy Cattle Congress

Holstein judging at the Dairy Cattle Congress yesterday showed Fayette county club boys among two animals in the ring. Premiums totaling 600 dollars went to four state herds from Wisconsin Iowa and Minnesota, reflecting the managements liberal policy. Hull Brothers Brown Swiss exhibitors reportedly sold animals here.

Fayette County Club Dairy Cattle Congress Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota Hull Brothers Company Brown Swisa

Holstein cattle fair awards at Iowa event headlines

Cattle show features top Holstein results with many named farms and institutions. Winners include Jefferson County Asylum and Iowana Farms on premier classes. prize lists cover cows under four years, two-year-olds, and breeding stock. Horse exhibits draw interest as exhibitors plan prize rounds and herd showcases across Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota entries.

Helfer Jefferson County Asylum Artis Wayne Rachel Hippo-Pegan Marlow & Randall Madam Artis Wayne Denver Charity Canary Denver Minnesota Holstein Co Star Legis Pontiac Superior Stewart & Sons Creamelia Wexver Prince Creamelia Denver Prince Hargrove & Arnold Pieterito Ormsby Piebe Towana Farms Sir_Johanna Payne Afinnesota Holstein Co Plebe Laura Ollie Yankton State Hospital Bull Joseph Pek Johanna Ray Apple

Cattle Health Report Shows Most Tests Negative

Des Moines reports on federal cattle TB testing. Of 828,420 cattle under federal supervision, 38,096 tested Sept 1 were free of tuberculosis. The first-test reactors numbered 81,006, with 16,718 herds statewide.

Des Moines Federal Department of Agiculture Boursan

New Hampton Creamery pays patrons in August

New Hampton Ia September 29 report shows August butter output high. Patrons earned 12211.19 from 11319 pounds butterfat at 27 percent test. Local store sales reached 046 pounds worth 2676.85 with several patrons receiving payments ranging from 125 to 281.75. Creamery officials praise D W Mohler’s work, and a Milwaukee score of 4 percent is noted.

New Hampton Patrona Joe Delsing D. W Mohler Milwaukee Syra House

Local social notes from Washburn area a scatter of visits

Residents and visitors fill a Sunday and weekend with family calls and travel. Mrs George Youngbut and Mrs Gordon Polton of Waterloo visited here. several couples, including Mr and Mrs Simon Smith and Mr and Mrs Clark Delaney, spent time with relatives. Others moved, improved homes, or planned trips to Chicago, California, and Minnesota while farming activity such as silo completion and shelling last year’s corn continued.

Nick Kemp William Welden Rachlester Minn Russell Wildes pBaeye Waterloo Mike Driscoll Rockford Henry Brustkin Pato Brustkin Vincent Briscoll Baby Mankato Harry Younghirt Fack Kelly Raymond Henry Anderson Alcester S. D J. H.blammer Chicago

Breeders Move Toward Camp Break at Dawn

The office of BH. & Estel, manager, buzzed with activity as premium money payments were processed and road bills settled. Officials prepared for breeders to break camp tomorrow at 6:00 a.m.

Estel

Tama Canning Plants Report Large Packs

Tract Ia Sept 28 Canning factories in Tama county report a large year with Weir Canning To lefiocn 43,9000 cases of corn Dysart plant of Waterloo Canning 61,000 cases up nearly 10,000 from 1922 Tripoli Sept 1-airs Johanna Jungblut injured earlier, greatly improved Mrs Amelia Ambroze Sumner visited son Nick Mrs Will Lenius returns after days at Rus Fus and family Thufus lent ag Sa infection on both arms from corn poisoning Anna Heckle Waterloo visited relatives Clarence Giles Iowa City weekend Tripoli Mrs August Eichmann at Waterloo Cattle Conger Altes Alma Borchert state bank stenographer visited St Ansgar Ida Propp joins Garland & Jonne dry goods sales staff Leonard Fritz and wife returnee.

Minnesota A. Robinson Harvard Fred Wolf Artesian Mr. Wolf Estella Pries Capitol Hill Anna Fred Sommer, Jr Fair Fink Lulu Kirkpatrick Waterloo Tripoli Hai Edemeda Will Lehmann Fred Sommer. Ir James Frenklin Milwaukee Wis John Kimball Berdine Clary Waverly St. Mary's Catholic Parsonage T. R.collins Penelope Clary Clarenca Kimball George Clary South Hermon &Treat Son of Airs Alvina Kimball Wil Ham Ambrosa Auto Co Rourke Fred Lohman George Wentworth Bremer Krause Henry Schroedermeyer George Thomas Toronto Grand Jury Johanna Jungblut Amelia Ambroze Sumner Nick Will Lenius Rufus Thufus Ag Sa Anna Heckle Clarence Giles Iowa City August Eichmann Alma Borchert State Bank St. Ansgar Ida Propp Garland &J ‘Onne Leonard Fritz

Grain Market Tends to Profit-Taking in Wheat

Chicago reports profit-taking across cereals as wheat futures dip and rally, with December at 1.05 and May 1.09, while corn and oats show broader declines and later firming. New York prices mirror weakness and mixed demand amid weather and export activity, with Canadian production forecasts adding bears to the market.

Associated Press Chicago Alex Liverpool New York TaYye Cif Toledo FIFAC Sears Otto Indiana Taoie United States Canada

Hogs and cattle prices ease across markets

Across Omaha and Kansas City markets hog receipts reached around 1 000 to 3 500 with steady to 10 cent declines. Cattle shows mixed movement with feeders and stockers steady to higher while fed steers retreat slightly. Western grassers weaker, dairy and canneries steady to lower. Sheep and lambs ease modestly as week closes. overall tone cautious amid light demand.

Tross Chitage Mackin Thermors Avestymn Iiss Atric Lainhas Jeheen Zoe Lewaert Tesh Western Vwanie Ells Urownoth Feening Jaushes Balk Vriday Omaha Wral Rine Kleors Kansas City Livestock Kansas City Battor Battor Fridos Cerelinss Lara Baga Wester Texas East ST. Louis East St. Tass Nat

Butter Market Hits Sharp Recession Across Markets

The butter market shows steep declines across four principal markets with prices dropping up to 34 cents. Industry sources cite waning confidence and steady to reduced make, alongside no foreign arrivals in New York. Also noted are shifts in livestock receipts and potato market activity in Chicago and Minnesota, with prices for cotton futures and related commodities quoted.

Prats New York

Market Tumble Narrowly Off Closing Low

New York stocks showed volatility as prices edged down on broad declines and uneven recoveries. Major industrials slipped with American Woolen and steel makers hitting new lows before late buying pared losses. transport and energy shares faced firmer declines, while traders awaited clearer guidance from dealers and policy signals.

Priens Dretagdis Tha Meter Elart Statepaker Apierioun Polit 4Iplf States Steel Wilivs Kite Rabker Houston Oi Stewart Laenaen Anteres Pice Howry Tibaeres Sthotalah New Lowl Smile

Prices in New York and Chicago Today

New York and Chicago markets report varied produce and dairy prices, with butter showing firmness and creamery grades mixed. Poultry and eggs remain steady, while potatoes and other vegetables show modest changes. wholesale and retail quotes appear for several regions and firms.

New York Chicago

Grain and commodity prices from St Louis and Peoria listings

St Louis market notes show No 2 red wheat at 3.1 and No 9 red at 1. Corn and oats quotes appear jumbled with No 2 white and yellow corn prices. Peoria reports mixed receipts and grain car counts with small adjustments across categories, including wheat and oats.

ST. Louis Grain St. Louis Peoria Grath Peoria Recainia

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