Benton County to Inaugurate Drive for Area Testing
Farmers Today Market News reports a Benton County drive to test for tuberculosis under an area plan. A countywide committee, invited organizations, and sixteen attendees, including Thornburg, discussed campaign feasibility and funding via a 3 mill tax and premium incentives.
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Benton County
Vinton
American Legion Hall
Behtan County
County Medical Association
County Bankers’ Association
Vinton Llonus
Vinton Community Club
Chamber of Commerce of
Belle Plaine
Rotary Club of
Puberculosis Committee
The
Farm Bureau
Thornburg
CG. Thornburg
Mrv. Thornburg
Dlan
C. Burrows
Francis Hersey
George Sendr
Luzerne
Farm Bureau Committee
C. FL Zobel
Dysart
J. EL Median
Farina Duteau
Gr. Hancock
Rotary Claub
OC. Burrows
Chamber of Commerce
H. G. Kruse
EB. A. Buxton
Nistay
J.T Hitt
Wyckom
Urbana
Board of Supervisors
Arrier
Mra
Fryv
Teau
Frances Mersey Vinton
Red Crose
Nes Moines
Ralph Lent
Radishes emerge as hardy Spring garden mainstay
The article outlines radish varieties from early globe to White Stuttgart and White Vienna, stressing hardiness and quick crops. It notes cool spring days as ideal, frost tolerance, and that seed spacing matters for large roots. Winter types like Black Spanish and White Chinese store well, with multiple seed strains offered by seedmen.
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Stuttgart
Vienna
Dozen New Members Probable in Dairy Club for Mitchell
Dozen new members are likely to join the dairy calf club in Mitchell county this season. Prospective members were interviewed across the county Thursday and Friday as plans form to build the state dairy program. Calves will be purchased by local clubs, including Guernseys and Holsteins, with state dairy aid aiding buys and supervision by field secretaries.
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Dairy Club
Mitchell
Stacyville
Murha
Ottanto
Molien Pictur
Ansgar Hanker
Mitchell County
Junio
Towa
Black Hawk County
Howard Cann
Whl Arcan
Ferguson
Cedar County
Erade
New Harford
Editorial prompts to farmers reach Editor at Waterloo Evening Courier
Readers address the Farm Department with questions and comments to the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Iowa. The note provides the editor's contact details including a phone line for submissions and inquiries.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Towa
Pigs Birth Record Claimed At Cedar Township Farm
Huatace Gollavaux of Cedar township near Washington reports a farm record after more than 70 pigs were born in under 24 hours across Saturday and Sunday. He notes seven or eight sows farrowed and asks if anyone has beaten the feat.
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Huatace Gollavaux
Cedar Township
Washington
Sona
Corn Yield Contest Seeks Samples for County Competition
Regulations announced for the 1424 Black Hawk County Corn Yield Contest ending at the fourth annual Waterton Corn Congress. Growers urged to submit 12 pounds of graded shelled corn for germination testing and comparison, with five farmers evaluating samples. One entry per farm, yields based on weighed samples and husked ears, last year drawing broad participation and community benefit.
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Black Hawk County
Consolidated Schools
Superintendent of Schools
Farm Bureau
Cedar Falls
Ilse
Altho
Orlon
Yickeand Bursher
Few Cattle Fed Near Hopkinton Ta
Hopkinton Ta April 28 cattle feeding is limited with dairy emphasis. The creamery has long operated, and most cattle along the river are fed briefly before ready for the feeders. Farmers avoid long fed cattle while pigs and hogs rise with seasonal plans. Stall raises sows on 50 acres, stressing selective breeding for thrifty pigs. Corn shipments declined since the postwar period, while oats support dairying needs.
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Hopkinton
Delhi
Fff
Ar Reed
Williamson Brothers A
J. W_ Lewis
A. J. Stall
Stall
Fitch Plans Sowing Asparagus Varieties Near La Porte City
Fitch extension service plans a visit to Black Hawk county to plant asparagus varieties, including Mary Washington, at G A Booths farm near La Porte City. He will discuss horticultural problems with local farmers and gardeners while also noting a dairy cattle shipping ban to California affecting Black Hawk county and Smucker's planned Holstein shipments.
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FITCH
LA Porte City
Black Hawk
Porte City
G. A. Booth
Lows Extension Service
Black Hawk County
Mary Washington
Cedar Falls
L. Fiteh
O. A. Bown
Califordia
AL Smucker
Oakland
Cal
Whara
Strucker
Wheat rains help crops in domestic market report
The AP report from Calesgo notes mixed grain activity with wheat prices fluctuating, gains and losses across Chicago New York Kansas City and other markets. It highlights steady oats, softer corn and tentative demand, with receipts influencing later rally and a cautious close. Strong entities include Chicago NYKC markets and various wheat and corn quotes across regions.
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Qi Lee
May Myers
Hogs and Cattle Prices Mixed in Midweek Market Report
Receipts show hogs 5 to 10 cents lower with top hogs weak while steers mostly 15 to 25 cents off. Cattle trading slow with lower bids across beef steers and fat stock. lambs steady to weaker and sheep easing. Major buyers include Midwest feedlots and packing firms with prices varying by weight and class.
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Meteo
Buik
pSterdy
Omana, Co
South St. Paul
Ainn
Uwe
Bob
Arizona
Chicago
U. Ss
Hnesota
Orth Dakota
Red River Onios
Idaho
Moontana
Steel Market Dips as Bear Pressure Pressures Shares
New YorkApril 28 opening quotations show uneven moves across steel, oil and sugar stocks with United States Steel slipping while Gulf States Steel Baldwin Locomotive American Can and several rails retreat. Some steels and related issues rise on thin demand but traders expect further price concessions as bears reassert control.
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Associated Press
New York
Can
United States Steel
Gulf States Steel
Baldwin
Studebaker
American Woolen
Colorado Fuel
General Electric
Norfolk & Western
Yellow Cab
American Tobacco
Cail
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Can
American Car & Bounder
American International Corp
Pimerican Locomotive
American Smelting & Retree
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
MUL & St Paul
RT. & Pac
Cult States
Ullnots Central
Inspiration Copper
International Harvester Int
Mer
Marine
International Paper
Rhe Hemee Keally-Springfield
Tira Kennecott Copper
Lima Locomotive
Louisville &Nasnville
Mack True Marland Oi
Pla
New York Central
Hartford
Norfolk & Western Southern Paci Pacific Bi
Pan American Petroleu
Producers
Refi
Reading _Republic Iron Sears Rochuck Stnclair
Southern Pacific Southern Railway
N. Studebaker
Texas Co
Tr Texas & Pacific
Union Pacific
U. S. Ind
T.& Th
Anaconda
Iaul, Gale & Win Aan
Bethlehem Steel
Gallifornia Petroleum Central Leather
Erro de Pusca Conner
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chile
Chine Copper
Cesden Oil
General Asphalt
General Electric Great Northern
United States Rubber
United States Steel Tnh Copper
Levee Westinghouse Electric
Witlvs-Overland
American Tobacco Atchison Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chandler Motors
Consolidated Gas
Crucible Steel
Pimnous Players-Lasky General Motors
Prices in New York and Chicago Today
New York and Chicago markets list varied dairy and produce quotes. Butter and eggs show steady to firm tones with creamery butter around 36 to 40 cents, eggs at mixed regional values, and cheese and milk prices mentioned with regional distinctions. Chicago notes include butter around 36 cents, eggs receipts and assorted dairy items, plus listed wholesale prices for potatoes and wool in regional markets.
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New York
Chicago
Jse
Stata Daly
Wisconsin
America
Pacife Coast
Kanzaz City
Kansas City
Waterloo Markets Report From Waterloo Iowa
Waterloo markets report prices on flour eggs cattle hogs and produce. Quoted items include barley spring wheat and oats with sections for winter wheat pat flour potatoes lard hay and straw. Swift and Co and Rath Packing Co quotations reflect prices delivered to Waterloo buyers by wagon or truck.
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Waterloo Co
Waterloo Co-op
Artesian Butte
Tuoltations Rath Packing Co
Waron
Timothy Hay
Swift & Co
Waterloo
Dams Stop Soil Erosion Demonstration At Farm Bureau
Van Harog Virginia April 28. A Benton County Farm Bureau demonstration showed methods to halt soil erosion using bruch wire dirt and rock dams with explanations of each technique. The event highlighted practical erosion control measures and their effectiveness for local farming.
St Joseph Livestock and Peoria Stock Receipts Report
St Joseph reports hog receipts about 6 000 with top $7.10 and bulk $6.85 to 7.05, cattle mostly $8.50 to $10.95 with varied cows and stockers. Peoria arrivals about 12 000 with steady tone, packers paying $6.15 to $7.75 and lights around $2.35 to $7.40. cattle mostly steady. Minneapolis grain and flour prices show slight changes with family patents at 6.70.
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Sioux City
Sious City
I Pany Po
ST. Joseph
Lanvba
Ewes
Peoria Livestock
State LOA Loa Company ad at 4th Street Panora
Local ad for Loa Company located at 4th Street over Panora featuring contact phone 1689. The snippet lists state LOA branding and a street address with a phone number, suggesting a small business directory entry in a regional paper.
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EL 4Th St
Panora
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Waterloo, Ia
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T. L. Wheeler Lumber Company
W. B. McMurray
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