Brown Swiss sale sets new world records in Iowa
Brown Swiss stock dispersal at City Edge farm near Waterloo draws 1500 spectators as Silvio Bol sells for 5400 and Silver Bell tops 772.98 pounds butterfat in 305 days. Four world record cows from the Dairy Cattle Congress herd are sold, with buyers including C F Zoller of Schenectady and A P Ternes of Detroit.
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Kedater
Hampton
F. Osborne
City Edge Farm
Silvio Bol
C.F. Zaller
Zoller
Nancy May
Sevo
Mellon
Bugs
Andrew Mellan
Treasury
Goolidge
Silver Bell
Vogel Boy
Valley Grove
Mellon Farer
Rolling Rock Farm
Philadelphia
A. P. Ternes
Detroit
Ethel W
Ternes
Dairy Cattle Congress
College Fthel W
June
Goldie Merrillan
Waterloo
Osborne
L. BK
Cleveland
Mole
Sant
State
Brown
Ruger
Bram
Wade Ferrvary
H. S. Duncan
Creston
Eves
Deg Maines
WH. H. Kildeer
Iowa
Stale Voile
Karl Weaver
Dairy Aussbandry
Wo W. Yapp
Tinnin University
Wayers
Furchesers
FS. Zoller
Schenectady
Seed Dusts Won’t Revive Dead Corn
Ames Iowa April 20 Smooth talking ambitious salesmen claim seed corn dusts revive dead corn. L C Burnett Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station chief explains these products control dry rot and may aid germination in cold wet weather but cannot resurrect dead seed or prevent pests. If germination drops below ninety percent stop treating and plant fresh seed.
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Ames
Iowa
L. ¢. Burnett
Towa Agricultural Experiment Station
Anes
Trom
Altho
Woman operates her own canning plant and new building
Mrs Dorothy Sauer of Newton township announces construction of a building on Sauer farm north of Troy Mills to house a home canning plant. The facility will improve work flow and allow winter meat canning. She plans to begin canning chicken next winter due to rising demand.
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Troy Mills
Dorothy Sauer
Newton Township
Sauer
Transplanting Seedlings From Egg Crates For Home Gardens
Practical guide for using egg crates as seedling trays to grow plants at home. Recommends starting in pots or flats, spacing seeds to ease transplanting, and moving plants to sunny windows for steady growth. Two to three pots can supply ample plants, with daily turning to prevent sunburn and promote even growth.
Supply of Lamb for Year Round Market Distribution Task
Washington DC April 20 lamb supply is kept steady year round though many born in March to May. Early fall lambs and hat house lambs are minor parts. most come June to November. Summer and fall lambs go to feeders to fatten, then slaughtered winter to spring. Western states raise 65 percent under open range. California and Rocky Mountain batch timing shape markets. Continuous movement from regions ensures orderly marketing.
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Washington, D.C
United States
Tanceria
United States Department of Agriculture
Colorado
Nebraska
Corn Belt
California
Rocky Mountain
County Champion Juniors Selected
Independence Iowa April 20 Neva Sayles of Homer township Crusaders Clothing club named champion 4-H girl from Buchanan county Lawrence Parker Perry township Holstein calf club named champion 4-H boy. They will represent Buchanan county in a statewide contest to pick the best club girl and boy in Iowa.
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Independence
Neva Sayles
Crusaders Clothing Club
Homer Township
Buchanan County
Lawrence Parker
Perry Township
Holstein Calf Club
Iowa
Cattle Feeder Tries To Produce Alfalfa
Quasqueton Ia April 20 Durham a well known cattle buyer seeded alfalfa on a small farm to test hay production for cattle feed. He says competing with cattle country requires alfalfa hay to substitute concentrates like linseed meal and cottonseed meal after extensive trips through the region.
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Quasqueton
Durham
Fender
Newton Township
Varmers Wild Tour Aims to See College Farm Area
A group of Benton county farmers from Vinton Ia plan a June 21 trip to Iowa State College and its agricultural experiment station. Several will bring families for a three or four day outing, camping and sightseeing despite weather concerns and travel obstacles. The trip reflects local farmer interest in agricultural education and extension activities.
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Varmers
Vinton
Benton Cmony
le Tows State College
Toudds
Rain drives wheat declines and mixed grain rally
Reports of rain trigger unloading while wheat prices slip from yesterday’s highs in Chicago with losses across corn and oats, and lighter buying support. Cotton and potatoes show modest moves as futures open higher on Chicago and Liverpool markets amid varied supply signals.
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Chicago
Whd
Kansas City
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Liverpool
Kansas
Wall Street Stocks Rally After Early Drop Hits Indices
New York April 26. Stocks opened with profit taking after a weekend pause. Dupont Radio International Nickel and Hudson Motors eased while Interborough Rapid Transit Third Avenue Railway and International Cement rose. Total shares traded around 3,760,000. Broad market dipped then recovered as lenders held rates steady and some major issues posted gains.
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New York
Ardhery
Confus«Sion
Dupont
Radio
International Nickel
Hudson Motors
Interborough Rapid Transit
Third Avenue Railway
International Cement
Tola
Delaware & Hudson
U.S. Leather
Martin Parry
Warner Brothers Pictures Im
Otis Steel
Federal Reserve
Chicago
Boston
Allied Chemical 3
New York Central
Paramount Famous Lasky
American Smelting
Montgomery Ward
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Qisa
Wall Street
New York Federal Reserve
FSO
Huedsen & Manhattan
General Motors
American Car & Fou
American Sing & Ref
Amerean Too & To
American Tobacco & American Wooleun
Anaconda Armour B
Atchison ., Steees Atlantic Reftyrene
Baltimore & Oni
Beshichem Steel
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Suc
Sb Po É& Pac
Pla Ciengo
North Wester Geo RG & Moo
Chrysler Colorado Fuel
Colorado Gas & Electric Exc
Consolidated Gas
Modge Bros. A
du Pont de Nem
BNO
de Vere
Fleischmann
Freeport-Texas
General
T General Railway
Signet Gillette Safety Razor
Great Norte
Houston
Wadson Motors
Ulinais Central
Tnt
Harvester
Neerer
Tel
Kansas
Southren
Rennecoty
Missouri
Pretec
Montana Power
Nash Motors
Des N
NM. H. & Hartford
Norfolk & Western North American Northern Preitie
Packard
Pau
Ain
Pet
Blane
Paramount
Famou
Lasky Pennsylvania
Phillips Petraleuns
Posium
Pullingny Radin
Rand
Iron & Steel Reynolds Tobacco
San Pran
Seaboard Air Line
Sears Rachuck
Aindale Con
Studebaker
Texas Corporation
Texas
Gulf Sulphur
Texas & Pacifi
Texas Pacife Ld
Union Carbide Sains
Bae Union Peeing
Ind
Alcohat Vey
U.S
Siret
Vanndlein
Wabash
Western
Maryland
Westinghouse Electric Willys
Weolworth
Board of Trade Cash Quotations April 20 report
Chicago market quotes show wheat and corn prices across multiple grades with No 1 NAD and No 3 mixed figures, oats and barley bids, CLOVERSEED at 20 252.25, and provisions futures for lard ribs and bellies with precise dollar values. The data reflects historic commodity price levels and grade distinctions for Wheat Corn Oats Barley and fats.
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Chicago
Barney
Hog and Cattle Prices Fall in Chicago Market Report
Chicago market report April 20 shows hog receipts around 20 000 with prices from 9 75 to 10 40 for light to medium weights and hogs advancing. Cattle receipts about 2 000 with calves and beef cattle steady to higher, steers 1 300 to 1 500 pounds at 13 00 to 16 60, cows 7 75 to 11 50, feeders 12 00 to 14 50. Sheep receipts 5 000 with lambs 16 25 to 18 15 and ewes 9 00 to 11 40. overall broad demand for hogs and mixed cattle activity.
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Liverpool
Maren
Chicago
Waterloo
Noog
Waterloo Mills Co
Froduce
St Ry Orange Creamery
Seaeney
Seaeney At Tord
Swift& Go
Uverad
Prom Ruth
B. Rath
Etters
Prom Tawa Flour & Feed Co
Cohn
Eteenesen
Raedes
Imilkfed
Prices and receipts shuffle in New York dairy market report
April 20 market notes from New York and Chicago document butter creamery receipts and prices, eggs and poultry movements, and varied cheese standings. Listings show Butter around 44 to 46 cents, Eggs receipts near 30 thousand cases, and Poultry prices fluctuating with mixed changes across regions.
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New York
Brothers
Express
Chicago
St. Louis St. Louis
Bugar
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Prices
Kansas City market notes show HOGS receipts 2,400 with mixed bids across weights from 160 to 375 pounds and prices around 8.50 to 9.85 per 100 pounds. CATTLE receipts 600 with calves and Texas steers trading around 10.28 to 12.40, cows and odd lots at various values. SHEEP receipts 3,000 with fat lambs active and higher, Colorado wooled lambs around 17.00, native lambs near 18.25, few sheep available.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Wneven
Texas
Zoe Nigher
Colorado
St Joseph Livestock Prices Report April 29
Receipts 2590 cattle with higher steer and heifer bids. Calves and yearlings steady to strong, top around 12.50 for cows. slaughter cattle mixed with gains. Sheep receipts 4000 with slow market, western lambs around 18.00, heavy spring lambs near 18.00, fat stock steady. Prices shown for various weight classes and animal types.
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ST. Joseph
St. Josep
Gattle
Sioux City Livestock Market Report April 20
Sioux City stockyards report cattle receipts at 2000 pace showing feeders and cows with wide ranges from 5.50 to 14.50, hogs 8000 head up to 9.85 top with primes around 9.79, lambs 200 head firm with ambs around 17.15 and clipped lambs near 15.25.
Bond Market Slumps Amid Profit-Taking Across Issues
New York April 20 prices turned heavy as a broad bond market declined. Heavy losses hit speculative issues like Anaconda Copper and Andes Copper while New York Tractions fell notably. A few convertibles such as American Smelting and Standard Oil rose, and the foreign bond group softened except for some Italian municipals. U S Government issues faced renewed selling pushing Liberty bonds to new yearly lows.
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New York
Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices Slip and Rise in Week’s Trade
Chicago buyers saw mixed movement with fed steers 50 to 76 cents lower, light weights steady to up to 38 cents higher, and heifers mixed. Hogs rose as better grades gained 1.10 to 1.35, packing sows up to 1.75, light receipts fueling pork price gains. Sheep and lambs advanced 15 to 35 cents amid tighter supplies and improved demand.
Demand 8 Stimulated Feeds Firm in Week End April 19
Washington DC reports feed markets firm as of April 19 with higher prices across most feeds except seed meal. Notable quotes include standard spring bran at Minneapolis 33.00 and Chicago 46.00, cottonseed meal 43 percent at Kansas City 56.00, and linseed meal Minneapolis 60.50.
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Washington
D. C
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Minneapolis
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Mineapolis
St. Louis
Hansas City
Livestock market news from St Louis reports varied hogs cattle and sheep
Livestock prices in St Louis show hogs at about 9,500 head with notable gains to around 10.45 per cwt for bulk weights 280 to 350 pounds while cows and bulls trend mixed. Cattle listings include calves scarce, steers down from yesterday, cows from 8.40 to 9.50, and bulls around 9.00. Sheep receipts about 1,500 with lambs 15 to 18 dollars and spring lambs quotable near 17 to 18 dollars. ewes around 8.50.
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Revelpta
Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Omaha Nebraska April 10 cattle hogs and sheep prices and receipts show hogs 8 000 head mostly 0 to 95 cents higher top 9 75 with bulk 160 to 240 pounds while cattle and sheep receipts list various per hundred weights and ranges across weights with figures for butchers sows heifers and lambs and ewes indicating overall firm to higher demand in the market
Peoria Livestock and Grain Market Reports
Peoria market receipts show cattle and hogs with varied demand and price signals. Minneapolis grain notes a 20 cent carload lift for family patents and St Louis lists mixed corn and wheat prices across quality grades.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Ie Farmers -Today
L. H. Cleveland
Moline
C. Galloway
Fond du Lac
Wis
R.R. Gaard
Radcliffe
Mich
W. H. Souder
Fostoria
Rube
Alla Vista
Alvin Christian
Minooka
John Christatsen
Cawiter
Verdick Brothers
Minnesota City
Minn
Otto Wiktromi
Madrid
Louis J. Margen
Marble Rock
A. P. Ries
Dallas Harrison
John Glick
Kalona
Dr. R. BE. Doidgs
Perry
Peter Huendling
Breda
Abe Sehlerholtz
Putnam
Rock Island
N. F
N. F. Praise, Lathner; C. H. Munson, Gawvic
Jacob Vergeli
Monticello
Edward Snedeker
Kearney
Neb
H. A. Sherman
Town Falls
Carl Taubert
Beaver Creek
Follins Farm Department
Evening Geurer
Jars
L. A. Walters
Buchanan
Mister Frost
Pushanain Conty Farm Bureau
ST. Paul
le Paul
Min
Sally Steady
Finley
Ghee
Innor Westherr Ag
Bradford
Molini ix
Seaboard
Rotato
U. S
Canada
Bliss Tre
Wistonslit
Ronne Whites
Minnesota
Idahe
Idahe Askeked Russell Ianly
SENOS
Liberty Rons
Laberty Stassar
Liberty Hest
Liberty
Atys Treasury Alow Reces
Great Britain
Prince
Italy
Inro-Blavin
Austria
Tewmania
Argentina
Bras
Ole
Bhanghel
GhiZo
Montreal
Kansas City Ray
Kansan Fly
Rc Bielers
Timothy
Board of Trade
HOGS
Culves
Toledo Seeds
Toledo
vFi
STAR
Louis
Northwest
Chico
E. St. Ows
Paul Yoo
Tadtananoris Bees
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Sioux City
Eureka
Victor Phonograph
Singer
Frederick Shanks Loan Co
Black
N.co
Malily
Omaha Livestock
Peoria Livestock Peoria
Minneapolis Grain
Agri
Shipmenta
St, Louis
St Louis
Chicago Real Estate
First Mortgage Investments
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