Nutrition course selected for farm women votes in Iowa
Bennington Township leader Mrs. P. L. Friedley says farm bureau women discuss selecting a third year nutrition course or a second year furnishings program. East Waterloo and Waterloo Township women favored the nutrition study. other groups will vote, with the most popular project adopted. Exhibits are planned for four fairs, including the Iowa State Fair and Cedar Valley Fair, as Girls clubs work continues under the county bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nex
P. Ll. Privdley
Bennington Lownship
Farm Bureau
East Waterloo
Waterloo
Friedley
Black Hawk County
Elizabeth Hudson
Flan
Bennington Township
Iheff County
Dairy Catue Congress
Big Reduction of Towa Apple Trees
Ames Iowa April 19 There are now 50 percent fewer apple trees on Iowa farms than a decade ago says Prof A T Erwin of the horticultural department at Iowa State College He blames a 10 year lapse in replanting and a rise in tenant farming that converts orchards to hog lots He urges long term leases to restore and use Iowa orchards.
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Ames
Ill
Iowa
A- T. Erwin
Horeticultural Department
Towa State College
Erwin
Visser
Two Speakers Planned for Eagle Township Meeting This Week
Reported agenda notes two speakers for Eagle Township gathering at the Frank Weter home. The meeting on April 2 aims to discuss community matters with emphasis on men and women participants and local residents in Falls and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Township
Frank Weter
Eagle Tow
Saveluck
Edley
Rennines
Pradersey
Speaty
Tams GY Dream Report Amid Farm Aid Plan
Fragmentary notes describe a proposed program by a company or group to aid farmers. The text mentions payments, a decoder, and a focus on promoting a form of hospitable industry, with references to freight, rossbred stock, and an aim to improve quality through this plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tams GY Dream
Elie Rapids
Apeliy Ame
Tiere
Wao der Tramworth and
Rossbred
Danish immigrant Cedar Pedersen to be honored by Iowa State dairy students
Cedar Falls farmer Pedersen, who arrived in America from Denmark with $2.65, will be honored by Iowa State College dairy students at Ampex as part of their annual banquet. An enlarged portrait will join the college hall of fame, recognizing his role in Iowa dairy farming and cooperative work begun in Denmark and continued in the Midwest. Pedersen and son Jes own a Holstein herd renowned for high yields, including a state record milk output of 29,426 pounds from one cow and notable butter production.
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America
Iowa State College
Denmark
Philadelphia
Tawa
State College
Ampex
Cinh
Iowa
Ames Dairy Club
W. W. Marsh
Waterlow Guernsey
National Fine
Ute Bul Messrs
Marsh
Pedersen
Peder Pedersen & Son
Towal
Lhe Pedersen
Vedar Pedersen
Jowne Iy Benson
No ix
King’s Agricultural Society
Hero
Hvey
Ernest
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Case Plow Works
Cedar Falls
Cedar Valley
Clark urges egg grading to boost farmer income
Des Moines reports dairy and food chief Clark warns that $5.9 million to $10 million in yearly revenue is lost because eggs are not sold on a graded basis. He says buyers and sellers should price by grade, noting producers in northeastern Iowa already gain 4 to 9 cents a dozen from graded eggs and co operative marketing may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Rag
Clark
Ehief
Dairy Nd Food Division
Slepart
Iowa
Independence
Manchester
Maquokete
Mr. Clark
Ates
Farmers questions to editor prompt department input
Readers send inquiries and comments to the farm department via the watering eyeing Gonpier Wal feriga Tawa, with a phone contact at Stipa for guidance on agricultural topics and farm guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dapegs
Gonpier
Walferiga
Tawa
PIG LITTERS FAIL TO FULFILL FARMER EXPECTATIONS
Raymout Louisiana farmers report small spring litters with an average of about three piglets per litter from 49 pigs sired by 14 sows. Sows typically farrow nine to sixteen, blamed on silage feeding and poor protein rations. Reports of sows crushing piglets and sows rejecting piglets surface amid bad weather and piglet chilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymout
Pete Yu
Youngblu
Northey
Allie
Brookhart May Be Speaker at Picnic Near Here
Brookhart may speak at the Benvington Township picnic on July 4. Plans by the local committee note past service in Washington and indicate a written invitation may follow. The event, tied to community clubs and youth groups, seeks speakers and activities for the independence day gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookhart
Smith W. Brookhan
Dew
Ann Pienic
Benvington
Paripure
Plostail Committee
Isthokherto
Washington
Trennington
D.D. MH
Bremar
Coumey
Eelool Eltidren
Pentre
Tineoly
Santala
Pat
Franck Howe
Conrad Man Outlines Two Farm Remedies at Convention
Conrad Man, Moluos April 19 AP reports Clifford C. Belz president of the Western Grain Dealers association urged prosperity for Iowa farmers through a larger demand for torn and oats and allied products. He warned against artificial price fixing and said relief would not come from legislation. Belz emphasized selling to towns first and improving railroads while noting no quarrel with farmers or farm organizations. The talk praised the late George A. Wells and referenced organizational work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hes Moluos
Iowa
Clifford C. Belz
Western Grain Dealers' Association
Cunryth
Belz
Mgr
Belawald
Fei
iMc
Berg
Association
George AL Wells
Lawns Benefit From Soil Rollers and Lime
A Waterloo seedman urges lawn care using a soil roller and lime to correct acidity and improve germination. Agricultural gypsum may substitute for lime with similar end results, while fertilizer coatings in fall protect newly seeded lawns and improve soil productivity.
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Waterloo
Wheat Decline Follows Sharp Advance on Weather Signals
Wheat prices moved irregularly as profit taking and selling pressure emerged after a brief peak. May futures touched 1.70 while reports of Winnipeg and overseas buying buoyed early advances, but selling by local traders and weaker corn pressured grains amid favorable spring weather prospects.
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Tle Keropenir
Ac Winnipeg Beth
Ib Wis
Dturopa
Hogs and Cattle Prices Slip in Mixed Losses Across Markets
Receipts reach 44 000 with 1 003 left over as hogs show softer tone at lighter weights while 200 to 350 pound butchers trade around 14 to 15 dollars. Sheep lambs remain active early with higher bids but overall sparse demand. Livestock markets in St Paul South St Paul and peers report steady to lower trends with mixed hog and cattle availability and pricing across regions.
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Furs Fae Etudes
Toad of
Coloradoes
Market price list from Waterloo Mill Co with varieties
Agricultural market sheet from Waterloo Mille Co lists prices for flour, butter, potatoes, hens, hay, wheat, corn, oats, and other farm staples. It includes figures for dry goods, livestock, and farm supplies with place names and dates in April.
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Waterloo Mille Co
Ander
Bali
eTrane Peters Heures
Doreen
Capeden Baits
Heavy liquidation rocks New York stock market
New York April 19 AP renewed weakness and heavy liquidation hit the stock market after a period of narrow trading. Early advancers faded as United States Steel and Armour issues weighed, while General Motors and Woolworth showed strength amid broad price moves and renewed call loan pressure.
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New York
United States Steel
Chalrimy Gary
Hudson Motors
Allied Chemfont
American Canto
Ganeera Electric
K Geaters
Cushman
T Woolsworth
Ralls
Atehigany
New York Central
Athaetic Coasume
Lieshire
Vraising
Imeetrle Woolworth
Allied Chemical
American American
American Locomotive
American
American Sugar America Et
American Wooler
Auncond
Copper Armour of
Baitchison
Atlantic Coast
Ling - Baldwin Locomotive
Bethlehem -Steel
Califernit Petroleum
Canadian Pacific Central Cerro de CD
Chesapeake & Ohir
Chicago & Nerthives
Chicago
Mik & St. Daut Ptd
BLT & Thoifie _ Thile Copper
Chrysler Corp
Jaca Cota
Gatorade Fart Consolidated
Carn Pruiluers Crucible
Dodge Bros
Pont_de Nemours Trevtrie Paw
Bt Brie
S ‘Ainous Pliny
Wis
Neral Asphalt Feral Electric
Meta Motors
Udon I Hingis Central
On & Tit. Combustion
Maary
Marland Mid-Continent
Mers Ward
Nets York Center
NE & Hartlera
Norrteik & Weetern
Nor American
Ern Waelfie
Tiel
Pennsyvania Bea
Arrow Mok
Radio Corporstion Readme
Fem dv
Sceei
Sto
San Fran
Seaulvnarch Tir Lalray - Roebuck
Sinedaic Con
Senthomn Baelfie
Staniard
Steveart
VSWR
Oetitan
Ward Wiakane
Weslinenous
Commodity Prices and Supplies Reported for New York and Chicago Markets
Listing of meat dairy and poultry prices and stock levels across New York and Chicago markets. Includes cheese creamery receipts 133255 dollars, live poultry by consignee Treiglet, fowls and turkeys by freight, dressed poultry prices, frozen goods, and assorted extras. Note: OCR fragment traces many misspellings and numbers.
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New York
New Yori
Butler
Cremery
Ani
Treiglet
Express
Tretht
Frelgist
Freteht
Yoo
Gowen
Utg
Wheat and corn quotes from Chicago Board of Trade April
The Chicago Board of Trade cash quotations show wheat prices around 1.77 to 1.78 per bushel for various grades and futures notes. Corn quotes include No 2 mixed and No 3, with multiple grades listed. rye and oats prices appear with scattered figures and units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Chicago
Huck Narther
Nadeu
Hay Receipts Wander in Light as Market Favors Slower Trade
Washington reports indicate light receipts keep hay prices steady as farmers push spring work amid poor roads. Seasonal outlook remains unsettled across Atlantic and Pacific regions with distributed quotations and limited offerings. markets show cautious activity in cotton and other staples amid transportation constraints.
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Washington
Iseel
Reiss
Prades
Boston
Pittstorgh
Chiea
Portales
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Yeates
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Listronol
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Indus Va
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Surrey
Sollene
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Diay
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Hewitt
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Diibe
Helles
Coteon
Liverpool
Cotion
Tn Paice
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Steetty
Coren
Getober
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Gutober
Toledo
Loltes
1Ihes Santos
York Phot
Yorke
Phil Cpives
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Mons el Ane B
Dears
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Penn
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Woneysea Black Hawk Loan Company
Fed Wlune Lafayette Vtits
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