4 H Grand Champion Baby Beef Award Won By Illinois Girl
Illinois won the grand champion 4 H club baby beef at the International Livestock Show. The 1 188-pound Angus steer was exhibited by Mary Kinsinger of Chenoa Illinois. Joe Miltner of Iowa City won the Hereford division championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Internation
Walter Biggar
Dalbesine
Scotland
Mary Kinsinger
Chenoa
Fori Dinois
Wendell Morgan
Aieco
Iowa
Joe Miltner
Iowa City
Helen Wilhoit
Banvia
Washington County
Wapello County
Everett Hayes
Donald Marek
Lloyd Marek
Angus
J. S Caputo
Indiana
Wisconsin
Ohio
Oklahoma
Missouri
Michigan
Eugene Moore
Donald Rinner
Washington
Howard Yoder
Wellman
West Liberty
Eastern Iowa
William Anderson
Muscatine County
Anderson
Joseph Miltner
Johnson County
Joe Dean Miller
Bloomfield
Davis County
Patricia Smith
John Gallagher
Vail
Miltner
Harold Held
Hinton
Hereford
Jane Betton
Caener
James Peverly
Decav Liar
Aniaus
Ly Sisley
Aleao
Gwlegher
Hecford
Lie Ad Horesen
Andover
Funch
Aberdeen Angus
Chicago
Lester Schutz
Lafayette
Ind
Schutz
William E. Hamilton
Goodhope
Minnesota
North Dakota
C. J. Brodie
Stouffville
Ontario
W. E. Scripps
Lake Orion
Mich
Katherine Sheldon
Oneonta
N. Y
Wolcott
Noble
Hampshire
Charles Moore
Trowans
Howard Dean
Nichols
Eunice Fincham
Ames
Harold de Burin
Pella
Paul Messer
Hedrick
Donald Vandenberg
Dallas
Carson Moffitt
Clarence
Cleo E. Yoder
Tommy Jordan
Knoxville
Walis Hell
Manning
Yellow beef linked to drought and feeding trends
Industry reports a rise in yellow beef from drought and mixed feeds, including soybeans and hay, with color affecting price. Overfeeding corn and imbalances in rations are blamed for off color and potential quality loss, while red meat remains preferred.
Public Sale Notice for Goods and Household Items Auction
Local sale held Tuesday at 9 am on the grounds outlined in the notice. Items include a mower, wheelbarrow, tool rack, stove, and various household goods. Auction conducted by Tassen, with clerks from Auet Mules and Sutera. Proceeds go to creditors under court oversight.
Linn County Farm Bureau Week Calendar Highlights
Farm Bureau events fill the week with home project training schools at multiple township homes and joint meetings. Activities include the South Marion Jackson Brown Otter Creek Bertram Otter Creek Clinton Fanfax Spring Grove Franklin Linn Mount Vernon and Lincoln areas with Farm Bureau and 4 H programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Farm Bureau
South Marion Township
B F Michel
Jackson Township
Brown Township
Hsureau
A. J. Hoge
Bertram Fornshig
Anton Biderman Hone
Otter Creek
Farn Bureau
Alburnette
Clinton
Fanfax
Home Project
Frank Prasil
Spring Grove
Farm Bureau
Forrest Cherry
Franklin and Linn
Power and Light
Mount Vernon
County
Frode
Lincoln
Maron
Farm Auction Dates Set in Iowa for December
A series of farm auctions are listed for early December across Iowa. E B Dodson postpones a Stanwood horse sale on Monday December 3 and Mina Drach plans a closing-out sale near Martelle on Tuesday December 4. Public sales by Hubert McCalley near Marion and D W Williams near Alburnett follow, with Walters and Barlow Holstein sale near Toledo on December 6. Beverly hosts Page and Bowman on December 11, and William Pflughaupt schedules a sale nine miles north of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Drach
Martelle
Hubert McCalley
Marion
Iowa Livestock Exchange
Cedar Rapids
Walters and Barlow
Toledo
Page and Bowman
Beverly
William Pflughaupt
Be Quality Beef Discoloration Not Attributed to Soy
The article argues that beef discoloration this season cannot be blamed solely on soybeans, noting many possible factors and suggesting readers may have overlooked timing and other causes while considering the ration's impact.
Oats and Livestock At Cassidy Sale Near Edgewood
At Pat Cassidy's postponed sale seven miles northwest of Edgewood, 250 bushels of oats brought 1.10 a bushel, 500 bushels of corn 0.76, and 42 head of cattle plus hogs and poultry sold. Alfalfa and fodder fetched 21.50 and 8 a ton, dairy cows averaged 50, Belgian mares 145, belgians 100, suckling colts 50, 150 chickens 0.70, sale total about 3000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Pat Cassidy
Edgewood
Livestock and Crop Auction At J Westlake Farm Sale
Ten tons of timothy hay sold for 13 dollars per ton at the J A Westlake farm sale five miles northwest of Columbus Junction. Other items included soybeans hay nine dollars per ton straw six dollars per ton corn 8734 cents per bushel oats fifty cents per bushel seed corn two cents per ear. Mules mares and colts sold up to 280 dollars and 100 dollars respectively. Brood sows shoats stock cattle milk cows yearlings calves pullets barley and hay prices listed with auctioneers Paul Klotz and Dave Wilson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
J. A. Westlake
Paul Klotz
H. Lee Huston
Dysart
Katherine Schreiber
Here
Dave Wilson
F. E. Nissen
Traer
Hampshire hogs and cattle auction near Tipton
Eight Hampshire sows sold for 18 dollars a head at the Mrs Ernest Chapman sale near Tipton. Sixty Hampshire stock hogs around 125 pounds sold 2.40 to 3 dollars a head. A team of geldings brought 70 dollars each and a saddle pony 18 dollars. Eight cows sold 27 to 41 dollars a head. Three stock cows with calves sold 27 to 32 dollars. A 3-year-old Hereford bull sold 41 dollars. Western breeding owes sold 350 to 4 dollars a head. A buck sold 125 dollars. Corn fodder 0.25 a shock. Auctioneers Albin and Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Hampshire
Ernest Chapman
Albin
Gibson
Grain Sale At Brotemarkle Auction Totals Mixed Prices
Corn sold for 71 cents a bushel at Brotemarkle sale in Greeley. Cattle topped at 37 dollars a head. Soybean hay fetched 1350 dollars per ton and oats 59 cents a bushel. A horse brought 98 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Turkeys Move Well Through Thanksgiving Week Trade
The New York wholesale market reports satisfactory turkey sales for Thanksgiving week with prices held by small retail margins. Demand for heavy toms remained strong while plainer birds and small birds declined. geese moved poorly and butter prices held steady with slight production increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Brown
New York City
National Farm Bureau Session Planned in Nashville December
The American Farm Bureau federation holds its national convention December 10 to 12 in Nashville. Topics include surplus disposal, reciprocal trade, AAA reform, honest money, equitable taxation, rural credit, and cooperative benefits with speakers such as Henry A. Wallace and Cordell Hull. A Muscle Shoals delegate trip is planned for December 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
American Farm Bureau Federation
America
Farmer &T
AAA
Henry A. Wallace
Cordell Hull
Chester C. Davis
H. R. Tolley
Davis
M. L. Wilson
Wallace
W. S. Myers
Farm Credit Administration
George R. Warren
Cornell University
John G. Winant
New Hampshire
McAlister
Tennessee
Ed O'Neal
Alabama
R. K. Bliss
Iowa
Ellsworth Richardson
Towa
Home and Community Committee
Muscle Shoals
Rayner Estate 60 Acre Farm Sells For 3681
LONE TREE Henry Schwab, a farmer west of Hills, bought the Mrs J J Rayner estate farm of sixty acres for 61 35 an acre, totaling 3681 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayner Estate
Lone Tree
Henry Schwab
Hills
Second Grist of Corn Hog Checks in the AAA Mill
Washington reports the AAA corn hog program begins processing 1 180 000 checks with over 70 000 contracts in the hopper. Iowa has not yet fed contracts. priority goes to counties with smaller totals while other states move ahead. Dr A G Black says many Iowa counties have sent compliance certificates and the mill aims for up to 25 000 checks per day once high speed is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Ohio
Indiana
Oklahoma
A. G. Black
The
AAA
Doctor Black's Projection on Check Mill Readiness
Doctor Black predicts at least 900000 people will have been served or prepared for the check mill by the year's start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Aleene Wilson Named New Home Demonstration Agent in Linn
Linn County Farm Bureau officers announce Aleene Wilson of Ames will replace Gladys Adams as home demonstration agent effective January 1. Wilson, a ISU graduate and six year veteran in Sioux and O'Brien counties, will start duties in Linn County early in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Farm Bureau
Aleene Wilson
Ames
Gladys Adams
Town State College
Miss Wilson
Sioux County
Orange City
O'Brien County
Primghar
Iowa State College
Linn County
Linn and Benton 4-H Frolics Postponed to December 8
The Linn county 4-H frolic at Marion is postponed due to heavy snowfall. Club agent Mervin Donnelson announces the event will be held December 8 when impassable roads clear. Girls' clubs will elect county officers on December 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Marion
Mervin Donnelson
4 H Club Postpones Benton County Fete Due to Road Conditions
Unfavorable road conditions force the Benton county 4 H club to postpone its annual fete and recognition program scheduled for Friday evening. The new date has not been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
Benton County
Hogs Bring Top Prices at Waterloo Market Near Manchester
Duroc Jersey hogs sold by a Manchester farmer at Waterloo topped at 5.50 per cwt with a 176.88 check for sixteen head. Neighbor Joe Watters sold three heavy packers averaging over 400 pounds at 5.10 per cwt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
F. L. Rey Farmer
Waterloo
Joe Watters
Mr. Blosch
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Batavia
Ray Anderson
Robert Sherwood
Amoxsmlle
Tard
Best
Page & Bowman Cattle Co
Beverly Yards
Colorados
Colorado
Gene Fagan
H. L. Bowman
Bowman's Barn
Maquoketa
T. B
Poland
FP. C. Lassen
W. P. Secrist
E. B. Dodson
Stanwood
D. W. Williams
Alburnett
New York
12Th St
12Th Ave
Jack Clements
Tony Schmitz
Walter Challis
Jay Patten
M. Bundy
National
ED Hadley
Gazette
H.D.A
Linn
Benton
Dad
Esslinger
Yowa Theatre
Lows
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