Hog Prices Hold Near Four Dollars In July Trade
Hog prices stayed around the four dollar level through July in Iowa and southern Minnesota direct trade. Receipts surged with a 65 percent rise from last July in interior yards and six midwestern markets saw a 29 percent boost to 1.461 million. slow demand and lard provisions weighed on prices though the trade remained under pressure with continued weak fresh pork and increased packing sow shares.
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EL Moines
Iowa
Minnesota
Fife
Dakotas
State Oversees Livestock Auctions In Des Moines
New regulations issued to curb livestock disease at sales require community sales to be supervised by a licensed veterinarian and prohibit selling unvaccinated hogs without vaccination. Infected animals are barred, and a 30 day post sale hold is required for purchased stock, with inspections at the dock and a T. B. test required for cattle and bulls.
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Des Moines
H A. Seidell
State Bureau of Animal Industry
Seddell
Tinestock Exchange
Qoom Bunds
Kleenex Car Companion for Every Holiday Trip
An advertisement extols Kleenex as a motorist’s constant in car life. It highlights quick cleanups for grease, windshields, hands, faces, eyeglasses, and spills. The copy urges keeping a tissue pack in a side pocket or seat, stocking up before travel and buying at drug or department stores.
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Anyedrug
Livestock Sales Rules Tighten Health Standards
Daily Farm News outlines that dairy and breeding sales must be tuberculin tested or carry certificates from accredited herds. Untested cattle and bulls for feeding must be branded F on the right jaw and kept in quarantine until slaughter. Other livestock require health certificates and state approval for community sales to prevent disease spread.
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Iowa
Seldell
Linn Fest Ass'n No 3 Averages 24.4 Butterfat In July
In Linn county the Linn Fest Ass'n No 3 reports July dairy output from 351 cows, 33 dry, averaging 598 pounds milk and 244 butterfat. Walter Henderson and Sons’ 21 grade and purebred Jerseys led with 725 pounds milk and 344 butterfat, milked three times daily. The Emil Hodein herd’s 21 grade Jerseys are second with 575 pounds milk and 292 butterfat on twice daily milking. Mrs Emma Batchelder and Sons’ high cow is a grade Holstein at 1,655 pounds milk and 662 butterfat.
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Alburnett
Linn County Cow Test Association
Harley D Hansen
Walter Henderson and Sons
Emil Hodein
Emma Batchelder and Sons
Radio Network Listings Echo NBC WABC WJZ Weekend Schedule
A dense OCR of network, station, and program notes shows NBC and CBS chains including WEAF WJZ WMAQ WENR WOC WHO and several local affiliates. The piece lists morning parades concerts orchestras and various shows with numerous artist names and times across stations like WGN WCCO KYW KMOX WHAS.
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Olsen Orch
NBC
Weaf Wls
Tilo Cedzar
CBS
WABC
WMT
WJZ Chain
Kate Smith
WGN
Whit Trngshang Perlmutter
Inbc
WJZ
WLS
Pateh
Georgis Brown
WEAF
Lyman Orch
WCCO
Goldman Band
NBC Weap
WENR
NBC Weaf
WMAQ
WFAA
Howard Marsh
WBRM
KMOX
WHAS
WARC
WOCO
Prince
Lum
Abner
Gerun Arch
WEAP
Tos Army Band
ONBC
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Jed Fewis
Bernie Nbc
Chan
Hon Khink
Arch Inbc
WLW
de Rose
Nbcs
Alana Tu
NBC Wiz
VCLM
Babes
Allen O
WEAE
Sarhara Gould
Wbbm Amon
Marlon
Nass
NEC
Stokes
Francis Papette
Weav Chan
WBBM
Vie and Sade
WIZ
KMON
Pedro Via’ Orch
Wilaq
Ann Leaf
WHBM
WLS Musicale
NBC+t
Willy White
Orch
Wcccoo
Woman's Review
Williams Arch
Ventas Nest
Nbci
Trin Oremantione
WAMAQ
Tohn Kelyin
CBS Warc
Tvening
Unds Vallee
Wee
Witey
WAC
Weee
Tehn Veearie
WIZ Chain
Dramatic Call
Gibbons
WIS
wWoc
Nat Valles
Weco
Warnaw Oorch
Gertrude Niesen
KALI
Warc Chain
Martin Arrh
Oort
Kiimasy Hamner
Three Committees Would Control Butter Under Proposed Code
A proposed code would place butter governance under a super committee of ten with two subcommittees on butterfat procurement and butter marketing. Five members come from the American Association of Creamery Butter Manufacturers and five from the National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation, pending secretary of agriculture approval. The Cedar Rapids meeting involved 130 eastern Iowa dairymen and officers, with no votes taken.
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United States
American Association of Creamery Manufacturers
National Co-operative Milk Producers’ Federation
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State Dairy Association
Fred Larrabee
Fort Dodge
B. O. Brownlee
State Department of Agriculture
Clyde Bechtelheimer
Iowa Creameries' Association
Bechtelheimer
Washington
American Association of Creamery Butter Manufacturers
Ers
National
Co-operative Milk Produceers Federation
Secretary of Agriculture
Co-Operative Milk Producers Federation
Milk Federation
Milk Code For Iowa Delayed To Avoid Legal Difficulties
Washington reports the Iowa milk code faces delays to avoid interstate commerce challenges under the adjustment act. A state group may unify Iowa cities to broaden coverage and avert court rulings, with Council Bluffs excluded. Iowa’s plan aims for fall submission and prompt approval after hearings if satisfactory. An Otumwa area fire damaged L. D. Nelson’s farm home by a overheated kitchen range causing $500 in damages.
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Iowa
Gazette
Washington, D. C
C C. Gaumoetz
Clyde King
Chicago
Corn in roasting ear stage sparks drought plea across state
Des Moines dispatch reports charles D Reed director of the Town weather and crop bureau says corn advanced to roasted ear stage but rain is needed across much of the state. southern western areas face halted growth and feed shortages with hog cholera outbreaks rising in northern and eastern counties.
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Lucas
Crawford Counties
Des Moines
INS
Charlies D. Reed
Town Weather and Crop Bureau
Reed
Crawford
Earlie
Crawford County
Fence Drift Disease Outbreaks Spark Immunization Alerts
Disease outbreak warnings describe widespread spread with potential for sudden infection. Infected areas report only immunized herds escaping, highlighting the need for vaccination programs and monitoring across centers of infection.
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