Dunkerton HSSN cows lead in March dairy output
Dunkerton Iowa reports high March averages from the Dunkerton Dairymen’s Association. Newman Mortenson records show 30.4 pounds butterfat and 809 pounds milk per cow. Hewitt Brothers top herd with 893 pounds milk and 42.3 fat. Other top herds include Knapp, Steely, Owne & Son, Barron & Son, and Herman among grade Holsteins and Ayrshires.
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Canrier Epevial Sevigny
Dunkerton
Bunkerston Cow Testing Association
ARAN
Newman Mortenson
Hewitt
Brothers
Guernseys
W. H. Shimp
J. Steely
Day R. Owne & Son
Ida Barron & Son
L. Herman
Ira Troyer
C. H. Diercks
Wilk
F. H. Tribon
Ketz & Cummings
Mortenson
Dunkerton Dairymien
Tama
Toledo
North Tama Gow Testing Association
Martech
Henry Nieman
More Horses to be Raised in Iowa Declared by Official
Des Moines April 1. Harry Linn field representative of the Towns Horse and Mule Breeders' association said crowds still gather where horses are shown. A recent Iowa Department of Agriculture report notes horse interest remains strong with demonstrations at 45 sites in 16 counties over two months and average attendance about 80. He predicts more mares to be bred next year as prices rise, though stallion purchases lag due to financing.
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Linn
Anes
Little State
Rex Beresford
Iowa State College
Extension Service
Beresford
Chie Ford
Swheny
Veterinarians Hear Feeds Talk At Meeting
Veterinarians from Clayton, Delaware, Linn, and Johnson counties will attend the MVLON meeting at a Cedar Rapids hotel. County Agent Rehort cave will discuss feeds and feeding during the session. Dr. H. Bergman of Iowa State College will present on poultry parasite treatment in a separate paper.
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Manchister
Delaware County
Della Hotel
Cave
Berry
MVLON
AL Decraville
Clayton
Dalmique
Dunawire
Jenn
Johnson Counties
Tr R. C. Nipple
Hopkin-ieen
Firm Pork on Soybean Diet Possible is Supplemented by Corn
Washington April 3 The U S department of agriculture and state stations report findings in bulletin 1492 D showing soybeans, peanuts and other seeds can soften hogs less when fed with corn and tankage. Trials indicate firm carcasses result from soybeans plus 2.8 percent shelled corn or 4.5 to 2.5 percent corn with minerals, with initial weights 115 to 185 pounds and eight to ten weeks, followed by gain on corn with tankage. A copy of the bulletin is available from the USDA in Washington DC.
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Federal Agriculture Dept
Washington, D. C
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Revival of Farmers League Cattle Feeders Plans Unfold
Delaware County meeting outlines revival of a 10 team farmers league with Adams Honey Creek Oneida and Manchester among possible entrants. Prospects include two leagues, deposits to deter disbanding, and a three member managing board with professional players barred.
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Adams Township
Silver Creek
Milo Township
Matichiste Elk Township
Oneida Township
Barville
Soutlh Fork Township
Delhi Township
Honey Creek Township
T Rams
Dundee
Honey Creek
Elk
Colony
Delaware
Oneida
Earlville
Delhi
South Fork
Adams
Manchester
Masonville
Janey
Farmers Suing for Suggestions and Comments Invited
Brief notice requests readers to send suggestions and comments to the Editor Farm Department at the Evening Courier in Waterloo with a provided phone contact for communications.
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Weeterlon Evening Courier
Waterloo
Fawn
Livestock Market Report from St Paul and Nearby Stockyards
A noisy混 e listing shows cattle hogs calves and feeders with price notes across the St Paul market. Steers fat cows stockers and feeders move with mixed demand while hogs and porkers reflect lighter trade and price shifts. Continuous references to futures storage and regional prices indicate broad market activity and liquidity.
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ST. Paul Livestock
St Paul
Mian
Ageril
Gattle
Gilly Stemedy
Medi Wright
Steetnessy
WONG
Helers
SRO
Wheat at seasonal peak as rains, reports lift prices
Wheat rose to the season high on July and September dates amid rain needs in Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas and bullish crop reports east of the Mississippi. World stocks fell 3,209,090 bushels, with improved North American export demand lifting quotations. Corn weakened early then rallied as wheat climbed, while oats and provisions varied, and hog meat stocks pressured the meat markets.
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Chicago
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Mississippi
North Ameria
Oath
Representative Sales Livestock in Union Yards Chicago
Representative livestock sale page notes entries from Union Yards in Chicago. Listing includes cattle and hogs offered by various sellers with pricing and lot details.
Wright Aero Hits Kentucky Then Rises on Speculation
The report notes Wright Aero stock soaring to a new high of 130, later easing to 128 amid strong buying and a broad market rally. Curtiss, Texas & Pacific, and other rails also rose as overall volume neared 3,000,000 shares. radio and aviation shares led gains with a bullish broad market tone.
Commodity quotes from Board of Trade Chicago market
The report lists wheat corn oats rye and barley prices by grade including No 3 Ted No 1 hard No 2 hard No 1 northern spring and various yellow and white corn grades. Prices show bid offers in cents and dollars with lard ribs and lard values noted. Sample grades and seed values appear for cloverseed and related commodities.
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Chicago
Apell
Si.dales
Hogs Receipts Jump as Beot Grades Lead Gains in Chicago Markets
Chicago April 3 hog prices strengthen with receipts around 23 000 head. Better 220 to 250 pound averages lead gains, top hogs around 8.55 and packing weights steady to higher. Cattle and sheep also show active trading. calves and yearlings firm on demand while hog markets lag slightly despite early orders. Sugar markets unchanged in New York trade.
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Chicago
Mondey
Mit
Provisions Trade Report From New York and Chicago Markets
New York and Chicago market notes show butter receipts steady at 33 134 tubs and 12 432 tubs respectively with assorted creamery and extra firsts. Eggs and poultry receipts are described as irregular with varied firsts and packing stock, while cheese and long-standing poultry prices edge slightly or remain unchanged across markets.
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New York
Chicago
Young Americas
Toosters
St. Louis
St. Lows
Kansas City Livestock Receipts Report April 3 1929
Receipts total about 6 000 cattle and 7 000 sheep with hogs at 10 000 head. Early heavy steers bring around 13 75 with top values up to 17 99. Veal and light cattle steady to higher, hogs mostly steady, stock pigs and sows uneven, spring lambs around 18 50 to 18 75.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Receipts and prices from Sioux City and Kansas City markets
Sioux City livestock receipts total about 2 000 head with feeders and cows at varied quotes. sheep lean steady with lambs around 20.00. Kansas City grain shows wheat and corn prices with minor changes. Minneapolis and St Louis reports list mixed grain bids and futures tones for spring wheat and corn contracts.
Omaha Livestock Market Report Receipts and Prices
Livestock receipts at Omaha market show hogs up to 8.25 per cwt with various weights, cattle strong with steer and yearling prices around 16 to 21 per cwt, heifers near 16 to 16.50, cows from 5 to 6.75, bulls around 7.75, and veals up to 19.50. Sheep receipts total 17 000 with fed lambs to 16.75 and clipped lambs near 13.85, springers around 100 to 19.00.
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Waterloo
Aga Orange Creamery
Mutter
Swift & Co
Mey
Tae
Pyer
Galtier
Toosers
U AG
Reth
Lour & Feed Co
Timothy Hay
Wild Prairie Hey
Baled
Hee
DES AL . Wrights
Pram Cahn Bros
Bircmann
East St Louis Livestock Market Report April 3
Hogs receipts 15 000 steady to fairly active with top at 28 60 for 240 lb hogs. Heavier butcher weights around 48 to 55 with lighter classes around 6 75 to 8 00. Calves receipts 3 508 steers lower demand mixed, vealers steady to higher. Cows and bulls steady to higher with low etc. Sheep receipts 1 000 steady with wool lambs and ewes priced.
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E. ST. Louis Livestock
St. Louis
St. Garrie
Bond Market Mixed with Profit-Taking in New York
Trading showed good breadth but moderate volume with steady prices. St Paul 5s of 2000 eased after a recent rise, Tener and Rio Grande Western 5s slipped, Manhattan Railway issues weakened, and Twenty-third Street Railway fell from a sharp advance. Industrials led gains as convertible issues firmed, and foreign issues remained solid.
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Fis
U. & Ravermmrit
Free Education Proposed for Martyrs’ Children
A bill before the Nanking government would grant free education in government schools for children whose parents died in service of the nationalist cause. The plan offers tuition, free board, and necessities, with a government committee to assess each family's merit and eligibility.
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Peking
Sa Yuan-pei
Europe
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