Sheep Cycles Shape Missouri Farm Policy Now
The 1926 farm notes discuss sheep, swine, and cattle cycles in purchasing power since 1877. Prices and profits rose 4–5 years then fell 4–5 years, with 1925 a strong year for lambs, wool, and grazing returns. Caution urged as ewe lambs breed more and future prices are uncertain amid storage dips and competing meats. Obituary notices follow for Eliza H. Adams and William E. Stults, detailing births, marriages, children, church ties, and funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uruguay
Missouri
Agri
Eliza H. Adams
Rolan Gooch
Earnest
Latham
Washington
Ira
Hoquiam
Hiram
Linneus
Milan
Mark
Rolan
Purdin and
Lee
Marceline
Ada Morris
Nancy Hale
Purdin
Verne Allen
John
Jay
Clyde
Guy Adams
Lillis Adams
Annis Sayers
Methodist Church
Morris Chapel
Lillis
Mount Olive Church
James L. Bate
William E. Stults
North Carolina
Purd
Indiana
Farre
Ann. Martin
Susie Hisel
Elija Stults
Zella
Wood
Pacific Grove
California
Davie Tanner
Liberal
Christian Church
M.E Church
Ezell
Horses and cattle sale notes from February 16
A livestock listing describes animals for sale including two mares in foal by jack aged four and ten, a coming two year old horse mule, a coming yearling mare mule, several whiteface steer and heifer calves eating corn, and multiple cows. Vaccinations noted, with Jersey and red cows described as milking or to be fresh in spring.
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Jack
Jersey
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