Fewer Hogs and Higher Prices Predicted by Institute
Farmers and buyers expect tighter hog supplies and higher prices as 1924 hog production drops 15 to 20 percent from last year. Prices to producers have risen 2.00 to 2.50 per 100 pounds, with hog shipments likely to ease in spring. Dairy trends show modest herd growth but higher output per cow, boosting overall milk production despite smaller herd gains.
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Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Chicago
Bureau of Dairying
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Local notices and sales from Boyden and Orange City
Community notices list sales and ads from local businesses including for sale items eggs dogs and horses. Meetings and calls by farmers associations and the Capel Township Telephone Co are noted along with a hospital operation update and school board actions. The piece mentions travel time changes for train schedules and birthday celebrations among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Dickever
John de Jong
Orange City
Capel Township Telephone Co
Farmers Lumber Yard
H. A. van Roekel
Boyden
Geo. Dunlop
Firestone
Benjamin Groeters
Sioux City Journal and Tribune
J. C. Pryde
Ethel
Lewis Dean
J. Morris Pryde
Marcus
Iowa
C. Bufflehorn
W. B. Vander Kooi
Sheldon
Alton
John Veenschoteh
Myers Hospital
Merchant
Gerrit Slothanber
Leonard Moorman
Chris Hibbeler
H. M. Scholten
Henry Tiedeman
F. Lutyens
Julius Grel
Tiedeman
L. H. Lutyens
Hull Index
Board of Education
Messrs
John Reimers
C. A. DeValois
Ralph Smit
Bergman
Reimers
de Valois
van Zwel
DeValois
Smit
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Otall
Glue Valley Creamery Institute
Netherlands
Switzerland
Denmark
Germany
Canada
LUE Valley Creamer
U.S
de Laval
de Laval En
THE
Farmers Co-Operative Assn
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Bell System
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Montana
North and
South Dakota
Idaho
Washington
Hull
Rock Valley
Agricultural Department
H. F. Hunter
New Union Station