Jesup Creamery Scores Milk and Cream Deliveries
Professors Rudnick Harmiston and Bruner from Iowa State Extension complete first scoring of cream and milk at Jesup creamery Drawn up scorecards show high quality cream not harmed by distance from plant Deliveries now three times weekly with scores guiding better butterfat production Names of top milk and cream deliverers listed Patrons total 1 676 from Jesup and nearby towns Eight scoreings planned this year with prize money for top cream quality
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Jesup
Rudnick, Harmiston and
Bruner
State Extension Service
Ames
Jesup Creamery
James Meany
Joe Schafer
A. B. Laird
Vine Stoddard
TLV
Crean
Phan
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Worgen sen Buys Milking Stock and Sells Beef Cattle
Rasmus Morgensen, living near Cedar Falls, bought 26 dairy cattle from Wisconsin and moved them to his farm operated by two of his sons. He reduced stock by selling 12 top cattle recently, paying $5,387 for the group and fetching up to $10.40 per hundredweight at Chicago.
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Cedar Falls
Rasmus Morgensen
Wisconsin
Winona
Minn
Here
Morgensen
Chicago
Spring Farm Work Shines In Hudson Area
The A J Minish farm near Hudson shows 28 straight days of uninterrupted spring work with field activity continuing after a rainy spell. Other farmers report similar progress as planting moves forward despite weather. The Jubilee Women’s Club plans a meeting at Mrs Anna Pump’s home on April 29 per today’s notice.
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Hudson
A.J. Minish Farm
Here
Jubilee Menting
Women’s Community Club of
Jubilee Will
Anna Pump
Secreary
Officers Named for 4-H Girls Club in Spring Creek
The Spring Creek township 4-H girls club announces officers including vice president Burnetta Willams secretary treasurer Norma Gar sing reporter Ed Riggle and historian Henrietta Fleischa alongside Naomi Howery whose election was previously announced.
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Spring Creek Township
Naomi Howery
Burnetta Willams
Norma Garsing
Ed Riggle
Henrietta Fleischa
Benton County Corn Yield Contest Opens Near Van Horne
The Benton county yield test plots will be laid by Sam Rieke on the Rieke farm three miles west of Van Horne. Fifteen to twenty prize winners will receive cash and a silver trophy. Farmers enter seed samples grown on their own land with five kernels per hill, three rows per plot, thinned in June.
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Vinton
Benton County
Sam Rieke
van Horne
Farm Bureau
Benton Counity
Rieke
Benton Bureau
Hey
Tama Co. To Sign TB Death Note For Cattle
April 25. Tama county drives to obtain signatures of 660 more cattle owners on petitions for the area plan of bovine tuberculosis eradication. Last summer 640 signed. A board of supervisors could appropriate funds to fight the plague. Tama shipped 2,772 hog cars last year. Mills says cleanup would cost 40 000 to 45 000 dollars, with hog premiums offsetting costs first year.
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Toledo
Tamia
Board of Supervisors
Tama County
Zeller Mills
Mtr Mills
Tama J
Trim New Trees Before Planting Times
Proper planting precautions to prevent fogs in young orchards. Nichols of State College notes common mistakes include not cutting back caps and removing two thirds of roots at digging. Dig a large, deep hole, balance roots and top, shorten large roots, remove damaged ones, and avoid excess manure near the tree.
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BE. Nichols
Lows State College
Uratry
Farmers testing new forage land to fight swine diseases
Clayton Ulrich and his father in Vernon township Me describe moving hogs to fresh Sudan grass ground to combat swine worms. A 20 to 25 acre clover pasture is linked by a run to central hog houses, with 40 sows planned for spring breeding and several pigs raised per sow on improved ground using individual shade houses.
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Clayton Ulrich
Janes Ulrich
Vernon Township
Clayton
Ulrich Boys
Clayton Heares
Poland
China
R. DB
Jefferson
Dunkerton
McLean
McLean County
Llinois
Marl Deposit Near Jesup Opens 10000 Yard Supply
A party of men estimated 10000 yards of marl at the Lahead farm west of Jesup will be available for farmers to improve soils. Tests from Ames show 72 to 85 percent calcium carbonate. Marl will be loosened with a plow and loaded onto wagons for transport to fields.
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Jesup. Ta
Lahead Farm
Here
Ames
Co op Eggs Arrive At Willford’s Store
Poultrymen plan cooperative storage to realize benefits from a possible high price next fall. On Tuesday April 28 they will bring eggs to A. C. Willford’s produce store in Lafayette for grading instruction by BE. W. H. Lapp of Ames.
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Farm Bureau
A. C. Willford
Lafayette
P. IL
W. H. Lapp
Ames
Top Price Reached in Sioux City Draft Horse Sale
Paul Connolley of Hadelphia paid the top price, 605 dollars, for a sorrell team at a Sioux City draft horse sale on April 25. He also paid 365 dollars for a single horse as the sale averaged 250 dollars.
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Sioux City
Paul Connolley
Hadelphia
Cedar Singers Meet At John McLennan Home
Cedar Township Community singing club meets next Tuesday evening at John McLennan's home to test voices. A prize is offered for the best choir performance at the faroy bureau picnic.
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Cedar Singers
Cedar Township
Limestone Matured Corn Fully During 1924 for P Knipp
P Knipp of Cedar township reports on soil lime and manure use in 1924. He describes applying barnyard manure and limerock, planting corn instead of alfalfa, and achieving strong seed corn yield near 100 bushels per acre with 98 percent germination. He notes early maturation due to lime and fertilizer, and mentions alfalfa precursors and white blossom sweet laver as alternatives.
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PW. Knipp
Cedar Township
Knipp
Reid
Pererunner
Nine Girls Clubs in Benton County Formed and Planned
Benton County reports nine farm girls clubs now active with a farm woman leader each. Several more groups ready to begin but awaiting leaders. Leaders receive training to run programs. Local notes from St. Joseph reflect agricultural market activity including hogs cattle and dairy receipts and prices.
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Benton County
Farm Department seeks reader questions and comments
Waterloo Evening Courier invites readers to address the Farm Department with questions and comments. Communications should be sent to the editor at Waterloo Iowa, with a contact phone number provided.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Iowa
Phillis Raine’s Return as Juliet Sparks Theatres Reverie
Phillis Raine, long rumored to have retired from the stage after a failed Juliet, resurfaces in Paris and returns to Broadway with a younger,改aded look. Critics note her daughterlike presence while praising her artistry and memory of her late self, as Jacques Jackson delivers a contrasting verdict.
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Jacques Jackson
Jine
Juliet
Juliet Capulet
Miss Raine
Phillis Maine
Paris
Broadway
Phillis Haine
France
Rialto
New York
Tim
Phillis Raina
Grain price declines sweep Chicago and New York marts
Wheat futures ease as growth prospects for winter grain improve and sterling weakness weighs on exports. Cash quotes in Chicago and New York show mixed to lower values with corn and oats slipping, while livestock and seed markets edge varyingly. Key grain centers Minneapolis, Omaha, St Louis report softer price activity amid thin export demand.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Liverpool
Sterling Exchange
Duluth
Minneapolis
Judy
Waterloo Markets Prices at 1 p m on grain and livestock
Prices listed for grain butter potatoes eggs poultry and hogs with weights and ranges. Market items include Tatart barley flour oats corn and hay plus veal skin horsehide and spool sold by local firms Barclays Sond and Rath Sacking with figures in dollars per hundredweight and per unit.
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Froranvallie Co
Sinnard Brow
Waterloo Coop
Sons
Barclay & Sond
Timothy
Seaeces Spool
Fred
Market News Mixed as Stocks and Commodities Open Narrow
New York trading opened with stocks in narrow, irregular limits led by slight moves in Seaboard Air Line and United States Cast Iron Pipe while standards and rails steadied. Cotton opened reactionary with prices down several points and foreign exchange showed varied early levels amid a mixed clearing house report.
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Peoria Livestock Market Report Faces Oil Woes
Peoria stock market notes oil woes pressuring hog receipts and cattle bids. hogs steady to strong demand contrasts with lighter shows in cattle and lighter receipts reported as buyers adjust to volatile energy costs.
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Peoria
Seaa
Hogs and cattle markets show lower bids across Friday
Chicago and St Paul listings report hog receipts around 4 000 with many prices 5 to 10 cents under Friday's. cattle trade soft with fat steers and yearlings down and fat cows easing. sheep to a lesser extent down from week ago levels.
Kansas City Livestock Market Receipts and Prices
Receipts 200 calves 50 fed steers with week-ago declines in feeders. Heavy steers 310.65, medium weights 1075, yearlings 11.00, cows steady to lower, light weights off. Hogs receipts 1,400 steady to higher, top 11.75, packer 14.50. Sheep receipts 500, lambs 11 27 higher, top wool lambs 14.25, most 13.25 to 13.76.
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ST. Louis
Til
Texas
United States
New York
S. Tt. Ag
Bulkie Ss. Tha
ST. Paul
Minn
Laneesay
BTM
Beltle
Sioux City Livestock Market Receipts and Trends
Sioux City cattle market receipts total 309 with slow bids and strength in killers several groups show declines from 25 to 50 cents with feeders and stockers easing 25 to 40 cents. Prices range around 39.26 for heavy beeves and mixed lots for yearlings calves and feeding cows.
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Sioux City
Weekly Grain and Provision Review shows mixed wheat moves
The Associated Press reports modest wheat declines and gains as May deliveries ease, while new crop months July and September draw more interest. Reports of rains easing drought boosted prices for early wheat, with India yield cuts tempering supplies and Oklahoma Kansas strains cited as key growing areas. Oats trade rises modestly and provisions fall while futures respond to Argentine crop outlooks and shifting demand.
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Associated Press
Drouth
India
Duluth
Chicago
United Ad
Kansas
Texas
Belt Northwest
Butter Prices Edge Up Across Markets in April Chicago
Light supplies and firmer tone lifted butter at the market with prices advancing week over week. Demand remained modest while wholesale prices rose in Chicago New York Boston and Philadelphia amid lower storage and fewer foreign arrivals.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Raporis
New York
Boston
Omaha Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Hog and Cattle Trends
Hogs receipts around 9 000, open 10 cents lower and mostly steady to 6 cents lower at close. Prices show mixed weights with top around 11 65 for hogs. sows about 11.00. feeder pigs 39.50 to 39.50. Cattle receipts about 350, generally steady to a touch lower for yearlings and handyweights. steers top near 10.69, heavier grades 10.50 to 10.90, bulls steady to strong. Sheep receipts near 3 000 with California feeding and wool trends. fat lambs and feeder lambs near 13.50 to 14.40, clipped ewes 5.50 to 6.50, overall market movement mixed but with strength in fat lambs.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Saason
Omaha
Neb
Bojorna
California
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