Pioneer Cow Test figures high milk and fat in March
March Pioneer Cow Test results show Thomas Hansen of Cedar Falls leading with top herd and individual milk and butterfat. A three year old Holstein Helen Cornuco pia Alcartra posts 215 pounds milk and 90.9 butterfat. Wisconsin newcomer Elmer Callies farm ranks high among individuals with 1506 pounds milk and 72 butterfat. Ten high herds, protein plans at home, and emphasis on milking punctuality round out the report.
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Pinnrer Cow Test Association
Thomas Hansen
Cedar Falls
Helen Cornucopia Alcartra
XN Hansen
Shaulis
J. H. Shaulis
Daiemi
Wisconsin
Elmer Callies
Havine
J. H. Shaukis
Brinkman Brothers
J.T. Cunningham
Debasen Farm No. 1
M. Fi. Frost
Milica Thomas Hansen
Fiih
Hansen-Merner
H. ‘Brinkman
Mausi
P. Bi
Y. Mumper
M. L Frost & Son
P.s
Cunningham
Pioneer Vow ‘Test Association
FR. C. Munkwitzstester
Association
Pioneer Association
Neven
Rediac
Tytemost
Farmers Questions Prompt Letters To Waterloo Evening Courier
Readers invited to address inquiries and comments to the Warm Department at the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Tow. Phone 5100.
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Twikor
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Tow
Stringent measures combatting disease in western counties
Federal and state authorities report progress in suppressing foot and mouth disease in Merced and neighboring counties in California. Inspectors increased staff and range riders to quarantine healthy cattle and prevent spread, with no new infections beyond March. A single infected hog pen in San Francisco was condemned as inspectors closed pens, tracing to Merced shipping.
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Califo
Ind States
Merecer
Sandosquin
Los Avwetos
San Francisco
G. E. Heake
Stice Board of Art Culture of
Californi
Wutherins
aMly
Meree
Merced County
Wederal
Los Angeles
Black Hawk Calf Club Convene Here Next Week
Black Hawk county realf club plans a meeting next Friday evening April 1 at reiter Wee sterloo association rooms. Fred Ferguson secretary of Iowa State Dairy association will speak to the boys and girls and their parents about expanding club work. Several youths have calves and some express interest in joining the program with plans for surplus calves to aid other counties. Officials note not all county youth have calves yet and invitations go to interested youths to join and participate in a definite program.
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Black Hawk County Realf Club
Reiter Weesterloo Associalion Rooms
Fred
Ferguson
Iowa State Dairy Associ—Ation
Waterlon
Black Hawk
Secreta
Sermits
Doubtess
Sue
Farm Bureau
Stewart
Viraud Milton Snyder
la Porte City
Eloys and
Raelen Simpson
Cedar Wall
Qet
Andewbo
Bremer Farm Agents Re-Elected by County Directors
Bremer County Farm Bureau agents Miss Mar nd PD. BD. Offringa and son and county WA agents were re-elected for another year at the last meeting of Bremer County Farm Bureau directors. The article notes concerns on nutrition citizenship and poultry raising as topics, and discusses dairy herd profitability and efficiency in small herds versus larger herds, with focus on care, feeding, and time management.
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Bremer Farm
Wayerturet
Beef club urges care as spring arrives for junior calves
Rex Beresford of Ames warns boys and girls with beef calves to manage pastures and nutrition carefully as spring warms. County clubs report about 1,450 participants with roughly 60 counties involved. many calves require careful feeding, parasite vigilance, and grooming ahead of upcoming shows.
Wheat and Oats Prices Edge Down on Declining Demand
Wheat and oats slid on lower demand with prices edging lower across May and September futures. May wheat opened around 79 to 79 1/4 cents and settled weaker, while oats started lower and closed weak as buying waned. Shipments of 1,000,000 bushels to Europe did not lift prices, and overall market activity remained muted with several declines across the board.
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Associated Press
Mbeya
Tolad Mcoup
Europe
Corn Growers' Ass'n Targets Black Hawk Membership Drive
An Iowa farmers' association plans to expand into Black Hawk County with directors from 40 counties. About 2,000 farmers have paid a $2.50 membership fee and will store their 1924 corn on farms until sale at production cost plus a small profit. Leaders say the move aims to provide quick relief to farmers in the area. They may convene Waterlon area business people and farmers to gain support.
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Iowa
Waterlon
Poyner Women Prepare Fourth Nutrition Lesson
Dewar Iowa April 4 Poyner township women will attend the fourth lesson of the county nutrition project on Tuesday April 8 at the home of Walter Smith south of Dewar The session will emphasize the noon menu and foods to study with dishes and sandwiches requested for demonstration The planned menu includes creamed cod fish mashed potatoes tomato jelly pudding and other items
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Dewar
Poyner
County Nutrition Project
Walter Smith
First Light of Day Seen by Pigs on Express Car
J F Berg tin bought a Tamworth sow at Cedar Rapids farm dispersal in Cedar Rapids. On arrival in Sumner she carried a 14 pig litter, with some still alive after the journey in an express car.
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Sumner. Ta
J. F. Bergtin
Tamworth
Cedarmac Farm
Cedar Rapides
Sumner
Lots Purchased for New Osage Creamery in City Core
The Creamery company bought land at Chase and Seventh Streets fronting the Daily estate. Iowa State College drafts plans for a building. Seventh Street is a main route through the city and the site sits near the business center. Dairy receipts show 21,605 pounds of milk and 1,216 pounds of cream yesterday.
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Oe Operative Creamers Company
Tors
Chase and
Seventh Streets
Dailey Estate
Lowa Bite College
Amics
Seventh Street
Chapeamtiye Yan Iy
Hogs and cattle markets report from Chicago and midwest
Hogs receipts 131000 Chicago with $8.25 to $9.50 bulk. Cattle receipts uneven with steers $8.50 to $9.50, later prices softer. Sheep and calves mixed. East St Louis and Sioux City noted with varied hog and cattle quotes. New York flour firmer. St Louis and Chicago markets summarized by representative sales.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Hope
Wight
Wen Nees
Povid
Sioux City
Castle
Kilters
Enous
Apti
Ioc
East ST. Louis
St. Louis
New York
Waterloo
Bey Waterloo
Watertog
Drutter
Alec
Fielfers Reese
Rail stocks lead early gains on New York Exchange
Irregular opening featured brisk railroa d demand with Southern carriers advancing. General Electric and American Can retreated as some industrials held firm. Southern Pacific and Chesapeake & Ohio rose while United States Rubber and Republic Steel edged lower. Market closed firm with mixed moves across sectors and notable rail activity.
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New York
Maunder
Ioebie
Maxwell
Seidebaker
General Electric
Paraifle
United States
Sears Roebuck
International Harvester
Jaunt Crucible Steel
Pelas Railroad
Eric First Preferred
New Jersey
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Red
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Pacific Oil
Republic Steel
Call Money
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Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel Vanale California
Petrotewmanadian Panificentral Leaber SP
Cerro de Pasco Copper
American Locomotive
American Smelting & Ref’r
American Sugar Chandler Motors
Chesapeake
Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Mil & St. Paw
Chicago, AL
Flo
Hartford
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pan American Petr
Pennsylvania
People's Ene Reading
Republic Tron & Steel
Sinclair Con
Oil
Southern Pacifics
Tobacco Products A
Prices in New York and Chicago Today
Produce and poultry prices show diverse movement across New York and Chicago markets. Notable items include butter and potatoes steady to higher, fowls and turkeys mixed, and dairy products with mixed creamery receipts, while sugar and wool/hides quote varied, reflecting a broad commodity spread in early April trading.
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New York
Chicago
Walter Clark Owner of Co T Ow Ford HH Ib McNougala Auctioneers
Walter Clark owner of a local company and Dunkerton town area auctioneers list Davis as clerk in a town notice.
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T.ow
FORD
Ib. McNougala
Davis
Dunkerton
Town
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