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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1922

Page

13

Average value of farms tops nation with Iowa leading

The Sept 30 Associated Press report notes the average farm value in the United States. Iowa tops the list with $38,941 per farm, while the national average including land, buildings, equipment stands at $12,084. South Dakota, Nebraska, and Nevada follow with high averages. Michigan and Illinois show strong figures in land improvement.

Chicago United States South Dakota Nebraska Nevada Illinois Michigan Ju Esowe WiInels

Cow With aristocratic tastes ignores plain cars

Charles City Iowa, Sept 26 A cow owned by former policeman William Beckwith apparently has high expectations. When Beckwith tried horn honking to summon Bossy from the pasture she hesitated and returned to grazing even after a shower and using a car horn. He concluded the cow prefers a high powered automobile to an ordinary vehicle.

Charles City Narles William Beckth Beckwith E. Horn Backfith Lizzie

Iowa Statistician in Crop Estimating at Washington Quits

Des Moines reports the resignation of Frank B. Pitney after a one year term as Iowa statistician for the U S department of agriculture crop estimates bureau. Charles W. Sarie, formerly agriculture instructor at Simmons College, is named successor. he is Cornell graduate and will assume duties Monday. Leslie M. Carl of Iowa State College at Ames is appointed to lead livestock reporting, effective Oct 1. The Geneseo area notices follow with local arrivals and anniversaries.

Des Moines Frank &. Pitney Iowa Bureau of Crop Estimates U. S. Department of Agriculture Washington Charles W. Sarie Sinngson College Ploney Cornell University Ithaca N.Y Sarie Leslie M. Carl Iowa State College Ames Carl

Weekly Grain and Provision Review

Wheat prices slipped this week amid talk of possible hostilities between Britain and the Ottoman Empire. Corn and oats fell with wheat while provisions showed mixed moves. heavy selling and uncertain war news kept traders cautious about long positions. The sector was influenced by sailing delays, large ocean stocks, and potential shifts in demand from Mexico and eastern U.S. ports.

iGy Associated Press Shiragzo Dardanelles Idec Welec Liverpool Canada Mexico United States

Butter Markets Firm as Wheat Prices Edge Up

Markets show butter finishing the week firmer on light demand while coffee remains weak. Wheat futures advance in Milwaukee and Chicago noting lower production and steady demand, with butter prices in New York and Chicago closing higher across several classes.

BT. Louis Grain St. Louis Chicago New York Philadelphia

Grains Foreign Values Cause Rise Here

Grain markets rose on domestic cues as December wheat led gains while oats and corn fluctuated. Prices swung with July and September contracts showing mixed movements amid unsettled values and slight declines in hogs, as supply news and European developments influenced nerves.

Cattle and Hogs Market Report From Chicago and St Joseph

Receipts and prices for cattle hogs veal and sheep shown with mixed trends. Beef steers and yearlings firm to higher while cows and veal calves ease. stockers and feeders steady to lower. refined by weights and region with weekly comparisons and packer demand notes for Chicago and St Joseph markets.

ST. Joseph Pweek

Stock Exchange Trends and Market Highlights

A chaotic market report notes mixed activity on the New York exchanges with sporadic gains for American Locomotive, Crimiblo, and American Suga while Mexican Petroleum shows declines. Trading volume runs about 60,000 shares as steel and oil issues move unevenly, with several major names like General Motors, Bethlehem Steel, and United States Steel listed among movers and the closing trend generally weak.

Pressey New York Nor East Taltfornica Maddadi Olis Blegator Ape Boweke Rational Bigeult Crimiblo Wessenk Amertear Amaricin Cay Bea Amieriog Oboe Erie Nes Chicazo Mil St. Paul Chicago Genere General Motors Iwinosh Central Marina Springfield Tire Mexican Petroleum Midyvate Steel New York Central Northern Paocthe Singh Royal Dutch N.Y. Singlafr Oouthern United States Steel- Utah Copper Wye Gyerland Oe

Official Awards at Cattle Congress and Horse Show

Long, dense listing of cattle, dairy herd, and breed awards near Jefferson County and Minnesota Holstein Co. includes names such as Corwin Farms, Towana Farms, Marlow & Randall, and Hargrove Arnold. The document chronicles prize cows, breed champions, and exhibitor records across multiple farms, with emphasis on Mil ford Homestead, Towana, and Queen Pontiac lineage references.

Cattle Congress Unser Jefferson County Artis Wayne Benyer Land Towana Stella Owana Fayne Lessie Hope Milford Meadow Tock Lake Mills Wis Burke Minnesota Hol Itin Co Ames C J. Towana Bacon Gilles Maryna Charsenda le Rewnie Sohamza! 1. Mesearachmidt. Harts! Sir Mildred Colantha Homer Jefferson County Asylum Crexmelfe Lyons Iowana Towana Fayne Jessie Rartore ‘Randall Mt Imsby Hargrove & Arnold Reile Diletartie Plebe, Sr Orville Tajjamer Concordia da Denver Bowarte Harrisrove & Arnold Kiussendorf Bro & Marlow & Randall Garvens Wana Farms Minnesota Holstein Fireeder Jefferson County Asylum Kiussendorf Marlow &Randall Rae Irowana Johanna Fayna Baird Bros Westview Pontiac Harcrove & Arnold King Pietertie Ormsby Pleda Corwin Farms Pietertie Ormsby Merceders Orieal Creamelle Denver Prince Maran & Rendall Pietertie Ormyay Minnasola’ Holstein Co Viel Laura ToWana Farms Star Watson Ty and & Bacon Fay Colantha Carvens Princess de Kot Segiseferson’ County Asylum Clothtide Wasene Hengerveld Marlow & Randall Ruby Karen Mere Mariow & Randalon Ruby Karen Mercedes de Kol

Infant dies at La Porte City from malnutrition

Robert Vergil, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bedard, died at their home after a month of illness. Born July 30, 1922, the child’s death was attributed to malnutrition. Shore funeral services were held at the home, conducted by Rev. H. Kerney, with burial in West View cemetery. Nearby notices report Encampment visitors and social gatherings hosted by local families, plus various community meetings and pickups of visitors and residents.

Porte City Robert Vergil Mroc Lawrence Bedard Shore Fh. E. Kerney Evangelical Church West View Cemetery CO. McCoy Dan Allison a _rational Des Moines la Porte City Allison Joseph Harman James F. Camp Long Beach Cal Wiliam Gooth Sanford Neb Airs MeUos Cam Chicaga New York City Europe G. Th Waechter Peila Tenn McQuilkin Mr. Waechter and Son Catharine Gingrich Waechter W. H. Mertz Milne Lester Goon John Goon Ben Burnett Athany Susie Lake Clinton Forward Boot Savannah David Allison J Tuna Booth Fauta Emma Hager Fairgthten Myrta

East St. Louis Livestock Market Report Summary

Receipts show large run with extremely slow bidding and prices down. Beef steers largely $9.50 and up, feeders and stockers generally lower by about a dollar, cows and bulls weaker, hogs and lambs mixed with most weights off from yesterday. Fat lambs and ewes price ranges noted with lighter demand.

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Paul Livestock Market Report Emphasizes Steady Prices

In St Paul Minn on Sept 30 buyers saw cattle and hogs meeting mixed demand. Feeder steers and heifers traded around 4.50 to 4.75 per cwt goats and canners moved lower while better feeders held firmer. Hog receipts and prices hovered near steady with many loads around 7.75 per cwt. Sheep and lambs showed light activity with some declines toward the close.

Paul Livestock South St. Pauli Minn Tbba Vomrmen Zac Jawer Boinglar

Kansas City Livestock Market Reports Lagging Notes

In Kansas City livestock sales, beef steady to lower with cows and calves slightly weaker. Hogs and sows show declines while sheep and lambs also trend lower. Trade volumes steady, buyers cautious as markets adjust to weekly trends and regional demand.

Omaha Livestock Market Slips Amid Mixed Quotations

Omaha livestock dealers report a mixed national market with hogs steady to firm and veals and stockers mostly steady to lower. Hog prices hover near 14.25 per cwt for prime cuts, while cattle and feeder trades show slight weakness. In potatoes and flour, Minnesota and North Dakota supplies move, with mixed price signals, reflecting regional demand.

Waterloo Markets trade and goods list from paper

Market items and prices from Waterloo include eggs, potatoes, cattle, hogs, hay, timothy, straw, and livestock products. Names and prices appear for goods, seasonally listed with vendors and packing company references, reflecting a rural trading page.

Sioux City Livestock Markets Mixed Week After Holiday Receipts

Receipts near 1,000 head with mixed results across cattle and calves. Fed steers and yearlings mixed gains while bulls and heifers eased. cows and bulls largely steady to lower. Hogs steady to lower. top beef prices around 7.75. Sheep and lamb demand softer. cotton and seeds market notes included for reference in regional reports.

Sioux City iGc Istronk FIO Ogio S FFI Warts Veni J

New York Chicago Produce Markets Mixed and Market News

Market notes from New York and Chicago cover dairy tubs, wholesale prices, fowl and ducks, and cash relations. Reports list various prices, exchanges, and international currency rates, ending with a clearing house statement showing banks and trust companies holding excess reserves of 68.6 million and a weekly drop of 18.5 million.

New York Utter Steady Asitsoe Turkey Tae Salyer Furtress Clearing House

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