Gold Medal Calf Show Set For August 9
Madison Gold Medal Club Show plans began with entries due by May 1 for the 1955 event at the 4-H Fair in Alexandria. Calves must be born between January and April and weighed in July. Lester Sigler named general chairman. judges Kennet Ramsy of Milligan and others selected. The show, starting at 9 p.m., will feature bulls, heifers, steers, and breeds including Red Poll, Shorthorn, Angus, and Milking Shorthorn with medals awarded per Indiana Livestock Breeders Association rules.
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Madison
Lester Sigler
Tiwood
Edward Hal Jowell
Sam Develbker
Horace Hays
Umer Harris
George St. Danforth
J. W. Schmidt
Mershe
Trimle
Angus
Buford Hathol
Red Rot Mervin
Shuter
Miking
Harold Clouser
Kennet Ramsy
Milligan
Washington
Citizens Committee For Education
Education
Indiana Livestack Breeelers Association
Florence
Shields
Bard
Lemon
Indiana
Hauger
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Chesterfield
Norehoast
Mange & Way
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Genes
Wyclinly
Anderson
Aiko Dlawee
Noel West
Chesterfield Road
Iles
Tomile
Range Line
Nursery Road
Georde O. Chambers
Altorney
Abbaw
Andersisn Bank
George C, Chambers
Five of fourteen townships advance brucellosis control plan
Readable fragments describe a county wide brucellosis testing program with local veterinarians and officials coordinating to test cattle. The effort aims for at least 74 percent participation, with key names such as Kenneth Jersberger, Ernest Busty, Richard Townsend, and Fred Jarrell involved, and sites including Delphi area farms.
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Stenstey
Maurice Bonsman
Ennally Hersberder
Acr
Myrneth Jaffman
Joecording
Kenneth Jersberger
Schmint
Ernest Busty
Richard
Smith
Carl Bracken
Pred Husby
van Buren
Mussell Hudson
Glenian Smith
Tures
Rich
Ste
Heath
Richard Townsend
Lafayette
Clinton
Goins
Floyd Alexander
Sint
Ravelhhnor
Vert Byond
Joli
Aiga
Bushy
Glen Canfiell
Eugene
Clevenger
Clifford Drike
Gard
Indiana State Livestock
Powler
Harold Mall
Alva Heath
Sanitary Board
Fred Jarrell
Barkloudenbeek
United States
Murea
J. Miller
Russell McCord
Cliff Animal Industry
Ingeph
Wilbur Nungan
May Scoll
Couunty
George Shell
Mervin
Roy Lurber
Ralph Aerate
Shaw
U.S
Sullivan
Raith
Delphi
Sini
Panple
Stronger Prices Paid For Hogs
New York stock market opened strong but slipped late on Tuesday after an initial boost. Most stocks finished narrowly mixed with few big movers, as rails and steels fluctuated. Louis Roebuck fell sharply on a dividend news day while utilities hit a fresh high since 1931.
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New York
Farm Safety Week Urges Lives Over Crops Significance
Indiana report notes National Farm Safety Week beginning July 24 urges farmers to protect lives amid 14 000 farm deaths last year. Willsey Purdue safety specialist warns accidents from falls poisoning and equipment hazards affect all ages and crops across rural areas, urging “safely conscious” actions beyond usual crop protection.
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Lafayette
Dick Willsey
Purdue University
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Willsey
Butcher Hogs Show Strength At Chicago Livestock Market
Hogs sold strong Tuesday at Chicago markets with sows mostly steady and occasional losses of 23 cents noted. Top hog price reached 10.78 per cwt for two loads, while 220 pound hogs sold around 18.25 to 18.50 per cwt. Vealers rose to 23.00, spring lambs weak, cattle steady to mixed as buyers showed active demand across divisions amid a total yardage of about 9,100 cattle, 3,000 hogs, and 1,500 sheep.
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Chicago
Aew
Ties
Cattin
Sheen
Stock Market and Grain Outlook From New York Report
The New York stock market showed a narrowly mixed tone with selective rails in demand and uneven government bonds. Grain futures fell across wheat and corn while rye and soybeans fluctuated. weather forecasts and USDA data supported mixed tones for the corn belt. The government planned additional grain storage and urged farmers to add bins, shaping a cautious market outlook.
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Weather Bureau
Minear Bell
Bureau
Joron Seminary
Ilinois
Iowa
Thiz
Dry goods trade slows in New York market
A fragmented report notes small sales of sprint cloth and older items in the textile market. Mills withdraw as sellers for the fourth quarter due to high raw costs. Wool goods orders for spring are sparse and demand for rayon goods is slow. Police report Robbery and Burglary Ins. Toe O'Neill Ph. 143.
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New York
Sprint
Colon
van House
Tiyon
Toe O'Neill
Heavy futures sells depress Chicago eggs market at record volume
A sharp selloff overwhelmed the Chicago Mercantile Exchange eggs futures, setting a volume record for a second straight session. Prices fell, with September up or down by fractions and total carload volume reaching 4,925, the highest since 1954. Fresh eggs in cash markets eased slightly amid demand and weather factors.
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Usavy
Chiago Mercantile Exchange
Local Livestock Market Prices Update
Market notes show varied weights and lots across hogs cattle calves and lambs. Prices range for heavy hens roosters leghorn hens and other poultry alongside steers cows and bulls with calves and lambs steady to higher in recent reads.
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Anderson Poultry
Cattla
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