Local Social Notes From Belleville Parish Area
Mrs. and Mrs. Chas Day of Belleville visited at the U B parsonage. Harold Hammer and son visited Lars Hammer home. Benny Lervold and family dined with W C Nesmith. Warren Johnson and Dale Sander from El Centro arrived to harvest help. Clarice Christense visiting grandmother Mrs Hilma Stenson. Verna Wallin and Cleo Ward were supper guests. Mrs C J Hugos and Mrs Axel Smith visited Mrs L Denoyer. Charles Doupnik of Belleville called on S W Moore. W J Mayell of Republic helped with papering. Elaine Loring guest of Naomi Hammer. Mrs Oscar Abbey spent day with Mrs Richard Loring.
Looking Ahead in Farm Marketing
Extension specialist Vance M Rucker discusses cattle on feed rising 20 percent and the impact on fat, stocker, and feeder prices. He notes fat cattle may remain above expected lows into fall, stocker prices stay relatively high, and buyers should plan grass growth and later cattle placement. Hog price trends add to producer uncertainty.
Kansas farmers near finish of 1937 agricultural payments
About 100000 payment applications cover roughly half of Kansas farms and land under the 1937 Agricultural Conservation Program. Participation reflects strong interest despite droughts since 1934, with 1938 plans likely shaped by weather, prices, and ongoing county and state AAA committees guiding future farming goals.
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Hog market outlook suggests smaller summer price advance
The report notes recent declines and possible mid year bottoming followed by modest summer gains. Historical Kansas City data show late June prices often higher than mid June, and July to September highs typically exceed June, though ample spring hogs and carryover from last fall may temper gains.
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Kansas City
Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station forecasts prove reliable
For over 12 years staff members at the Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station have issued monthly price forecasts for key commodities and achieved accuracy above 75 percent. The bulletin also covers farm water systems, soil moisture conservation, chicken comfort, silo filling, and notes Miss Lila Loring arriving in Denver to visit her parents.
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Lila Loring
Denver, Colo
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Mrs. Chas
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U. B. Parsonage
Harold Hammer and Son
Lars Hammer
Benny Lervold
W. C. Nesmith
Warren Johnson
Dale Sanderson
el Centro
Calif
Clarice Jean Crristensen
Hilma Stensons
Verna Wallin
Cleo Ward
Mrs. Addison Carlson
C. J. Hugos
Axel Smith
L. R. Denoyer
Charles Doupnik
W. Moore
W. J. Mayell
Republic
Frank Peterson
Elaine Loring
Naomi Hammer
Oscar Abbey
Richard Loring
Vance M. Rucker
Kansas State College
L. C. Williams
K. 8. C. Extension Service
Kansas Agricultural Program Advisory Committee
Manhattan
AAA
Chinee
Nanking
Twine
McCormick-Deering
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International Harvester Company
John A. Freeburg
Woood News
Journal-Post
Kansas City Journal-Post
Kansas City, MO
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
Joneses
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Popular Mechanics
Popular Mechanics Magasine
Goodyear
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Rure
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