Prospects for More Dairy Calf Clubs This Year
Prospects are for more dairy calf clubs in Iowa this year than in 1827 says Floyd Johnston new field secretary of Iowa State Dairy Association and soon head of the dairy husbandry section of the Iowa Extension Service Calf supplies include Holsteins from Town breeders Jerseys from Jessen and Christiansen and a few from Wisconsin Guernseys are scarce requiring outside calves Walter Turner and Harry Forester Sr help organize clubs near Webster City and other towns Several breeders in Fayette Fredericksburg and Cedar Falls counties have contributed calves Thomas Hansen Cedar Falls sold four Holsteins to aid club work with calves to be shown in summer and fall fairs 3 M Wright succeeds Johnston as dairy association field secretary.
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Floyd Johnston
Iowa State Dairy Association
Iowa Extension Service
Iowa State College
Vdmot
Guernseys
Jersey
Harry Forester, Jr
Webster City
Harry Forester
Ernest Barkinger
Adair County
Wisconsin
Calhoun County
G. J. Hamer
Orange Township
Kerr
Victor Carley
Greenfield
Tom Hansen Sells
Thomas Hansen
Cedar Falls
Tans County
Eddyville
M. Wright
Iowa Holstein Breeders’ Association
Johnston
Dairy Association
Two New 4-H Girls Clubs Organized in Black Hawk County
Two new 4-H girls clubs formed Saturday in Black Hawk county. Mt. Vernon township started Bt. Vernon Pals with offices at Mrs. A. J. Henry’s home. Maxine White is president and Edna Eyestone vice president. Other charter members include Thelma Anderson and Julia Lemley. A second club in Poyner township, led by Charlotte Turner, elected Pearl Lemley as vice president and Julia Lemley as publicty chairman. Future meetings will cover sewing boxes and aprons. Hazel Bown will visit April 18 at the YWCA to train leaders in uniforms and dresses.
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Black Hawk County
Bt. Vernon Pals
Mt. Vernon Township
A. J. Henry
Maxine White
Edna Eyestone
Nina Woore
Alice Westcott
Thelma Anderson
Margaret Woore
Maude Chapin
Wilma Banfield
Mr. Vernon
Poyner “Township
Dewar Raturday
Charlotte Turner
Pearl Lemley
Waunita Padget
Julia Lemley
Emma Hemsath
Elaine Turner
Mary Follett
Lulu Moser
Wauatta Padget
Misa Hazel Bown
Centralizers Meet State Department Dairy Officials Conference
State department of agriculture officials and dairy inspectors from across the state attended the spring conference in Town. Cremeries bound for Iowa discussed loss control at stations, plant efficiency, and law enforcement on production and marketing. Speakers included Governor John Hamill, G Thornburg, C Clark, H Estes, M Mortensen, and others from Hanford Produce, Beatrice Creamery, Swift & Company, and Beatrice Beatrice Creame ry companies.
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Chicago
C. N. Kenndy
B. L. Redfern
Ms. Bogle
With the Farmers Questions and Comments Invited
Readers are urged to send questions and comments to the Editor Form Department at the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Town, with telephone number 5300 provided for communications.
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Axton
Waterloo Evening G Courier
Erloo
Iowa
Cormmenta
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Town
Eggs Candled for Sale In Iowa March-April Rule Change
Des Moines reports the Iowa Department of Agriculture orders all eggs offered for sale in April to be candled. The open season for candling in March and April is ended due to complaints of bad eggs from incubators. Producers selling bad eggs face prosecution. candling ensures edibility and protects consumer trust.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Department of Agriculture
Candling
State Departiment of Agriculture
Lime spreaders busy past week in Black Hawk county
In Hudson Iow a on April 2 Jamie Holmes plans to unload a carload of lime for immediate field application using endgate lime spreaders. Two teams will haul the lime to the nearby fields as 50 tons are readied to fertilize oats and alfalfa on med ground. Additional farmers in Black Hawk county also spread lime from trains, with endgate spreaders favored to prepare corn oats and clover plots.
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Hudson
Jamie Holmes
Waterloo
Holmes
Chicago
Great Western Railway
Black Hawks
Frozen dairy food aids health at Ames Iowa State
The Iowa State College dairy department introduces Lacto acidophilus as a frozen delicacy resembling sherbet. The product uses skim milk with beneficial bacteria to promote gut health, appealing to those who avoid raw acidophilus milk. Regular visitors in Ames purchase the new frozen drink from the dairy department.
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Ames
Iowa State College
Meich- Incolt
Dairy Department
Sale of Imitation Butter Meets Iowa Law
Des Moines reports the state department of agriculture will strictly enforce the law against selling colored shortening misrepresented as butter. One dealer is prosecuted. Kanes City producer agrees to discontinue use in Iowa. Congressman Haugen proposes federal amendment to curb imitation butter sales.
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Des Moines
State Department of Agriculture
al ‘Sruesdale
Siu City
Kanese
United States
Department Exage
Congrmeman G&g
N. Haugen
Congress
Duty changes at local creamery combine two posts
Judson Burich, secretary of the ho mo-operative creamery for two years, is named secretary and manager. He assumes managerial duties from G OR Shock to reduce costs as part of a combined post adjustment.
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Judson Burich
G. OR. Shock
Tegtmeier Brothers Realize Farm Building Plan in 1926
Tegtmeier Brothers contracted to construct four farm projects north of Waterloo in 1926 including reroofing for Herman Steege, a new residence for Mr Steege, a dairy barn for Will Huffman, and a modern eight room house for Don Happel. Work to begin by May with completion targeted mid-summer and May start promised for Happel dwelling.
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Here
John
Henry ‘Tegtmeier
Tegimeier
W. D. Roberts
Waterloo
Huffman
Cimeler Brothers
Will Hufftman
Msg J
Tegtmeier Brothers
Lmits
National Egg Week Planned May 1 to 7
Des Moines April 2. County organizations plan National Egg Week May 1 to 7 to boost egg consumption. Hugh E. Gordon of Iowa Poultry Improvement Association chairs the state group with county agents, schools, produce dealers, commercial clubs and press cooperating. Eat Eggs for Vitamins is the slogan.
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Des Moines
Varius
Hugh E. Gordon
Iowa Poultry Improvement Association
Ames
State Department of Agriculture
Cedar Rapids to Host Mid West Horticultural Show
Plans for the Mid West Horticultural Show to run November 14 to 17 in Cedar Rapids are being finalized with Hugh Orchard as show chairman. W R Kimball and B N Stevenson assist, while Koawa Horticultural Society leaders O Garrett and R Herrick will help manage. Officials expect a strong fruit year and expect displays from florists, apple growers, potato producers and other horticultural exhibitors.
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Cedar Rapids
Hugh Orchard
W. R. Kimball
B. N. Stephenson
O. Garrett
R.&. Herrick
Koawa Horticulura
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices From St Paul and St Louis Livestock
Livestock prices and receipts reviewed for St Paul Minnesota and St Louis. Cattle receipts about 4 000 with varied demand and lower tone. hogs about 11 000 with steady to firm tone on all lines. calves and sheep show mixed demand with some declines and some high grade loads. Prices listed for steer, heifer, bull, pig and lamb categories with regional differences. Produce futures close notes included for Chicago market with standard and fresh standards and storage futures.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Itherat
Medann
Traders unload as values bulge in wheat market
The market shows a rise on crop estimates forecasting a 44 million bushel drop from last year. Heavy profit taking and wind driven weather pressure cause unsettled prices across wheat corn oats and provisions with visible supply down 298000 bushels to 43.855 million. Hog values lift some provisions while selling broadens among holders and pits.
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Saturcey
Corh
Wheat and grain prices on Board of Trade report
The April Board of Trade cash quotations list wheat grades from No. 1 herd at 1.4634 to No. 6 yellow and white varieties with prices across the mixed and white categories. Rye, barley, timothy seed, cloverseed, and provisions such as lard, tbs, bellies are included with stated bids and ranges.
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Chicago
Heavy Hog Market Shifts in Chicago Apr 2
Chicago reports a mixed market as hogs rise on average weight and top price reaches 8.55 for 300 lb choicers while 250 to 350 lb butchers show 47.70 to 8.30. Cattle and sheep also move with steadier slaughter classes and lower hogs amid lighter receipts and firmer outside demand. Toledo seed prices close with cash domestic at 17.25 and imports at 14.50.
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Chicago
Ted
Babe
Representative Sales Livestock in Union Yards
The report from Union Yards details a brisk trading day in representative livestock sales with broad market activity. Notable action includes new favorites like International Paper and Archer Daniels Midland showing strength while Radio and General Motors influence indices.
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New York
Radis
Brooklyn Edison
International Harvester
International Paper
Western Maryland
Archer- Centers Midland S
Stock Exchange
4 Radio
Ig Ab
General
Motors
Wright Aero
General Bleckit
Sel Common
Valors | Pacific
Union Carbide
Montgomery Ward
General Motors
Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Receipts total 12 900 hogs with prices around 8.15 to 7.90 per cwt for different weights. cattle receipts 1 800 with varied prices from 7.50 to 13.00 for beef and stocker categories. sheep receipts 10 000 with fed wooled lambs at 16.25 to 16.50 and fat sheep near 10.00. Minneapolis flour and Chicago potato markets also noted with miscellaneous price ranges and shipments.
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USA
Waterloo
Waterloo Stirs Co
Artesian Butler
Creamery
Butlers
Tripoli
Swift & Co. Va
Lohens
Old Roosters
AMD
AL Leghorn
Iowa Plour & Feed Co
Timothy Hey
Golen Bros
Gor
Cnicano
Apri
Aia
Lomarrow
Omaha
Nev
Joseph
St. Joseph
Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
Grain Receipts and Shipments Reported Across Markets
Livestock dealer reports from St. Joseph Sioux City and Peoria show receipts of hogs cattle and sheep with steady to higher bids in places. Prices listed include hogs 7.65 to 8.40 per cwt and cattle 8.00 to 13.50 with various weights and grade notes. Wheat and sugar markets also noted with mixed activity and stable quotes.
Provisions Market Reports From Multiple Cities
Market notes from New York Chicago Kansas City and St Louis detail receipts for butter creamery eggs cheese and poultry with price ranges and trends. Notable figures include 11 814 tubs of creamery butter 43 538 cases of eggs and various firsts and extras across regions.
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New York
Butler
Heanery
Mearby Hennery
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Livestock Prices Reported From Big Markets Kansas City May
Livestock pricing data from Kansas City markets dated April 3 shows receipts of 152 cars. Prices range across hay and Timothy offers with several grade distinctions and unit prices listed for No 1 No 2 and No 3 categories.
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Kansas City
Kansan Osis
Mio
Hay
Prairie
Aufmlin
Timothy
Marketable surplus of hay unusually large in March
Washington reports materially larger quantities of hay available for market on March 15 than on the same date in 1924. Supplies of timothy from the decline of the crop year are down about 20 percent, prairie marketing 10 percent smaller, and alfalfa movement similar to last year with western gains offset by declines in central states. Demand for prairie hay dulled. rates favor buying from north central regions for southern needs. New alfalfa arrivals from the Imperial Valley begin to reach Los Angeles as southwest harvests proceed. Prices for timothy vary, with No 2 and No 3 grades trading around 14 to 15 dollars per unit.
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Washington, D. C
Hay Market Review
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Prairie Marketinga
Los Angeles
Imperial Valley
Department
North Central States
North Atlantic
Staten
Chicago
Morthern Michigan
Timothy
Bond Market On Mixed Page With Small Gains And Losses
New York April 2 bond market showed mixed activity with minor gains for Seaboard issues and St Paul 1974s while most industrials and utilities traded with little change. Sinclair Orion rose to a year high on moderate buying but overall turnover was light amid war obligation settlements and fluctuating municipal and government issues.
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New York
Bangors& Arnostack Consolidated
Pold
St. Paul 'S
Seaboard
Pan
Seaboard 55
Sinclair Orion
Budapest
Tlaliney Municipal
Gatly Ameren
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