July Market Review Signals Decline From Heat Hampering Livestock
July market review shows widespread quotations shifts with hogs and lambs up sharply while hot weather pressed overall trade. Pork demand from government buying and smaller marketings drove a fourth straight price advance since March, with cattle and calf prices fluctuating and hog slaughter down 8 to 9 percent year over year.
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Chicago
West
Corn loan repayments rise as 1,993 repaid in week end July 26
The USDA reported 1,993 corn loan repayments in the week ending July 26, totaling 11,058 loans repaid and 10,528,243 bushels valued at 6,410,239 dollars. Outstanding loans stood at 98,007 on 92,081,350 bushels valued at 56,112,689 dollars across states including Nebraska Ohio North Dakota South Dakota and Wisconsin. In Tipton, a cheese factory processes about twenty tons monthly, owned by Fred Jegerlehner, with local farmers supplying cream and salt and noting shifts in national dairy tastes toward meat dishes.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Nebraska
North Dakota
Ohio
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Tipton
Fred Jegeriehner
United States
Jegeriehner
Monroe
Wis
4 H Sheep Dairy Tour In Washington County
Four H club members from Washington County plan their annual sheep and dairy tour on Wednesday starting at 9 am. The morning stops include Lloyd Duensing farm four miles north of Washington Leon ard Booth half a mile west of Prairie Flower church and Marion Timmins one and a half miles west of Wellman park. The afternoon tour begins at 1 30 pm with visits to Arlene and
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Washington, In
Washington County
Lioyd Duensing Farm
Washington
Leonard Booth
Prairie Flower Church
Marion Timmins
Wellman Park
Arlene
Prize Winning Rooster Stolen From Hatchery
A Leghorn rooster that brewer Durbin planned to exhibit at the Burlington fair was stolen from a pen near the hatchery. He was awakened by his dog’s bark Sunday but did not inspect the pen due to its markings and unclear motives for breeding purposes.
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Burlington
Dairymen Seek Higher Milk Price at USDA Hearing
Dairy farmer representatives told a U S Department of Agriculture hearing that milk prices must rise to cover growing costs from higher wages and feed and machinery prices. Arthur H Lauterbach of the Pure Milk association cited long hours and wage pressures as evidence. Other producers echoed the strain, while consumer Mrs Alice cost of living was noted in the discussion.
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Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
Arthur H. Lauterbach
Pure Milk Association
Alice
Ccaantehian
Iowa Wool Crop Totals 11 921 000 Pounds For 1941
Des Moines AP reports Iowa produced 11,921,000 pounds of wool in 1941, up from 10,516,000 the previous year. Fleece averaged 8.1 pounds per sheep from 1,394,000 sheep shorn versus 8 pounds from 1,327,000 head last year.
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Iowa
Des Moines
United States Departees Agriculture
Wheat Conferees Submit Drafts To Governments
Officials from Argentina Australia Canada Great Britain and the United States report progress on the international wheat problem. A provision draft agreement is being submitted to governments with instructions requested to prepare a definitive war relief plan for war devastated countries. Wheat stocks available for export at the end of July meet normal needs but production control is needed to prevent stocks from rising above record highs.
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Washington
Argentina
Australia
Canada
Great Britain
United States
State Department
Agriculture Responds To Farm Price Rise In 1930s$
Chicago AP reports livestock prices jump as hogs and cattle gains widen. Parity exceeds 1929 levels under price control proposals. Farmers respond to government calls for more hogs with larger pig crops and rising cattle values. Population and value estimates indicate substantial year over year gains across hogs cattle sheep and lambs.
Washington Test Assas To Picnic Aug 7 And 8
Washington county Bi-Monthly Cow Testing association holds its annual picnic on Thursday with a judging contest at the Fred Schroeder farm west of Washington and ending at the county home. A picnic lunch is planned with an afternoon program including Floyd Johnston of Ames extension dairyman and butter and cheese making contests for both men and women.
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Washington, la
Washington County
Fred Schroeder
Washington
Floyd Johnston
Ames Extension Dairyman
Cate Vinsk Solemen
Cecal
Iowa Dairy Commission Funds National Advertising
Des Moines AP reports the Iowa Dairy Industry commission has allocated 60,090 of its 100,000 fund for national dairy advertising. The plan includes 18,500 to the National Dairy council for an Iowa education program, 10,000 for administration, and 11,500 for radio spots on the nutritive value of dairy products.
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DES Moines
Iowa Dairy Industry Commission
National Dairy Council
Iowa
Iowa 4-H Dairy Calf Enrollment and County Leaders
Iowa 4-H dairy records show 2,768 calves enrolled with 1,963 in 1930 and 2,694 heifers in 1940. Black Hawk leads in members while Polk hosts more club heifers. Fayette, Winneshiek also report strong participation. Most members favor purebred heifers, with 1,742 purebred two-year-olds and 1,044 in grade cattle categories across feeds and ages.
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Polk
Fayette
Winneshiek
Neighbors Dennison Curtis Snell for Sebrecht Meri Sawyer
Local neighbors Dennison Curtis Snell are connected with Sebrecht Meri Sawyer Chesmore and Mike Wiltsey in a community matter. The brief note lists involved individuals and suggests a neighborhood dispute or meeting context. No further details are provided in the readable text.
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Dennison
Curtis Snell
Sebrecht
Meri Sawyer
Chesmore
Mike Wiltsey
Cedar Farm Bureau Sports Festival Set for August Sixteen
Cedar Farm Bureau announces a sports festival at the grounds starting August 16 at 10 a.m. The day features a community event highlighting the town's soil wealth and local mining context.
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Cedar Farm Bureau
Cholera Outbreaks Reported Across Thirty Six Areas
Cholera outbreaks were reported in multiple communities including Stanwood Luana Ana mosa Hawkeye Sumner Sabula and Maquoketa with farms and towns such as Cresco Waucoma West Union Elgin Keota Dysart Sigourney Burlington Ottumwa and Mount Vernon noting fatalities in several locations Sleeping sickness and deaths were also reported in Waukon Clin ton Dysart and other eastern Iowa towns.
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Stanwood
Luana
Anamosa
Hawkeye
Sumner
Sabula
Preston
Maquoketa
Clin- Tree
West Union
Charles
Waterloo
Traer
Falls
Cresco
Waucoma
Waukon
Clinton
Elgin
Victor
Ri ‘Ui
Brig
Iowa City
West Branch
Clarence
Sigourney
Dysart
Burlington
Keats
Deep River
Central City
Marion
Ottumwa
Batavia
Fairfield
Mount Vernon
Richland
Keota
Tripoli
Fayette
Hazleton
Lamont
Dunkerton
Denver
Shenandoah Hatcheryman Named State Inspector
Shenandoah hatcheryman appointed state inspector at a salary of 2000 dollars per year. He will oversee all hatcheries and baby chick stores in the state. During peak season two or three more inspectors may be added. Hamilton has run the hatchery and poultry business for years and was superintendent of a Shenandoah hatchery.
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FEE
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