Holsteins Sell High in Sale at Waterloo
The Iowa Holstein Breeders Association held its first annual guaranty sale in Waterloo March 23 and 24, selling 108 head for $91,215 at an average of $845. Top price was $5,400 for Korndyke Ormesby Forbes, with notable records. many high priced cattle stayed in Iowa, and new buyers and breeders formed a bright future for the breed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa Holstein Breeders’ Association
L. O Gleim
Arlington
Korndyke Ormesby Forbes
Charles Smith
Tripoli
H. O. Larsen
Dike
J. C. Jensen
Reinbeck
H. O. Nieman
Avoca
Corwin Farms
Hargrove & Arnold
Norwalk
Teela Farme
Fostoria
Alto
Iowa
F. Jenness
Town Holstein Breeders’ Association
Bishop Angus Sale Promises Big Event This June
Bishop's Angus herd plans a major June sale attracting buyers nationwide. The Meade County Farm Bureau cites that 80 percent of Kansas and Oklahoma farmers use scrub bulls, while fewer than 3 percent of cattle are pure breds, arguing pure-bred sires boost herd value and profits significantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meade County
Kansas
Farm Bureau
Oklahoma
Kansas and
Meade Bureau
Love set to move to Oregon from Ainsworth
J G Love and family plan departure for Oregon next week to take up residence near Medford. They recently bought 145 acres with a 20 acre fruit bearing section and alfalfa land, a fine modern farm with complete fruit handling equipment. Auction of household goods will be held in Ainsworth next Saturday afternoon.
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J. G. Love
Ainsworth
Oregon
Granville
Mr. Love
Medford
Sidney Smith
Washington County
Cost of Scrub Sires A Good Many Farmers Are Using
A short item notes that a substantial number of farmers are adopting scrub sire stock, highlighting rising interest in cost effective breeding options. It emphasizes practical farmer benefits and market uptake without listing specific figures or names.
Prairie Center Social News Report
March 29. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Matthews attended S. B. Sands sale Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ruebsam and family visited Ben Fitzgerald. Green Beemblossem and Ada May visited Lewis Smith. Roy Randall and Charles visited Clarence Randall. Most plan to sow oats and Willie Miller began work for C. A. Reubsam.
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Prairie Center
J. O. Matthews
S. B. Sands Sale
C. A. Ruebsam
Ben Fitzgerald
Green Beemblossem
Ada May
Lewis Smith
Roy Randall
Charles
Clarence Randall
Willie Miller
C. A. Reubsam
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John A. Babcooe
Merehan
Chicago
Maanoia
Close OF Grain Futures
E. W. Wagner & Co
Iowa City
Lowe
Hant
Manager
Mutual
Cream Station
Green Hotel
Colenso
W. S. Reister
Washington
Walt
Journal’s Farm Department
B. F. Boling
North 2Nd Ave
A. L. Logan
Stack
Bishop
Kalona
Kaneas
Love
Ralph Zeck
North
Second Avenue
Davenport
Minnesota
D. F. Macon
I. W. Baxter
Chicago, Peoria
St. Louis
Beach Wickham Grain Co
Hous
Riverside
Tim Brannen
Charles Brown
WOLP
Wolp? Chemical CO
Quincy
Ilinoia
U.S. A
McKenzie & Shilling
W. J. Wilkinson
J.D. Duncan
Cotter
Sherman Brothers
Bates Tractor Company
A. W. Duwa
Washington, Iowa
Jj. G. Love
S. A. Stephens
Bates
Washingtons Coffee
Mr. Washington
Ade
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