Why Good Cows Pay Is Told in College Bulletin
A Cass county North Dakota farmer earned 34 cents per labor hour milking 11 scrub cows, while a neighbor with 12 grade cows netted 75.37 per hour. The study in circular 70 Good Versus Poor Cows by Stanley Winer at North Dakota Agricultural College shows higher herd value, more effort, and better management yield greater profits. copies are free upon request.
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Cass County
North Dakota
Stanley Winer
North Dakotaa Agricultural College
North Dakota Agricultural College
Swine outlook in Iowa shows expansion likely this fall
Des Moines reports from the federal division of crop and livestock estimates indicate a probable rise in pig production as hog shipments from Iowa and nearby states have grown. The study notes higher brood sow numbers planned for fall farrowing, with overall US breeding increases and potential price effects on marketing.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Federal Division of Crop and Livestock Estimates
Les Me M. Carl
Agricultural Statistician
Towa Bava
Chicago
Omaha
Siouxity
St. Joseph
United States Division of Crop and Livestock
Towa
Farmers Surprised by Heavy Yields of All Crops This Year
Farmers in Cedar Falls and surrounding townships report unusually high harvests across crops. Reuben Ford harvested two and a half tons per acre on a 20 acre field. John O Tei mer near Tark set a bushel yield per half acre on potatoes. Verd Vera Mant Vernan township notes half of fields already harvested with higher than expected returns.
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Cedar Falls
Reuben Ford
Washington Township
John O. ‘Teimer
Farmers Questions and Comments Addressed to Editor
Readable lines indicate inquiries and notes directed to the Farm Department at Waterton Freeing Comics, Waterton, Indiana. The fragment mentions a price or amount S100 and urges correspondence through the editor. No dates or clear events are present.
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Foitor Farm Department
Waterton Freeing Comics
Wierton
Inwa
Vast growth noted in fruit and vegetable crate industry
Washington Aug 1 The agriculture department reports a surge in box and crate making for shipping produce with over 600 million berry boxes 36 million round baskets and millions of crates used annually. The survey notes many containers are bought from distant plants and that timber and fruit regions influence factory location. A list of 494 container manufacturers and jobbers with names and addresses is available free from the bureau of agricultural economics.
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New York
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Mississippi
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Washington, Dc
Weekly Grain and Provision Review
In Chicago markets for the week ending August 1, activity slowed with traders realigning after a volatile spell. July delivery contracts closed at 121 6 3 4 cents, down from earlier, while other wheat deliveries showed modest gains. Corn and oats fell 24 24 cents and provisions declined about 15 1/2 cents, as receipts and movement remained tepid and a robust late move to winter wheat failed to materialize.
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Chicago
Mondas
Kane
Turket
Omaha Livestock and Commodity Quotes Across Markets
Chicago and New York grain and hay quotes alongside regional livestock figures report cattle and sheep receipts, prices, and movement. The notes include Chicago cash quotations for wheat and lard, New York flour and wool, and Minneapolis, Kansas City, and St Paul livestock trends with steer and heifer ranges, as well as lamb and sheep values for the day.
Market Rise Amid Oil Boost and Strong Early Gains
New York trading opened with stocks lifting from recent selling pressure. Oil stocks led the advance as government data showed June gasoline consumption up over last year, with surplus stocks easing. Top gainers included Standard Gas and Electric Chrysler and General Motors, while total volume neared 30,060 shares with broad participation across industries.
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Butter Prices Decline at Chicago Markets Amid Weak Demand
Chicago August 1 A I report shows butter prices easing across four markets as buyers pull back. Officials note declines reflect cautious demand and shifting buying patterns while receipts remain heavy and prices eye further downtrends. The piece also briefly mentions potatoes and related shipments in the same market brief.
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Chicago
I Rovers
Expansion of the sheep industry in Iowa noted
Des Moines reports a USDA summary by agricultural statistician Joossie M. Cart noting two years of expansion in Iowa sheep herds. Lamb crop rose about 29 percent from 1924 to spring 1925, with yearling ewes and replacements at healthy levels. Strong prices and broad breed adoption drive growth and crossbreeding among flocks nationwide.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Joossie M. Cart
United States Department of Agriculture
Tawa
United States
Speculative buying boosts early wheat market in Chicago
Chicago August 2 The Associated Press reports new speculative buying steers the wheat market upward at the open. Traders cite potential domestic milling shortfalls and bullish Canadian crop data. September futures rise from 1.49 1/4 to 1.51 4 and December to 1.52 1/2 as rainfall in Europe supports prices. Corn and oats follow wheat higher during a generally firm session. Provisions market remains easy with light demand.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Trade Leader
United States
Canada
Europe
Deceimber
Hog and cattle market report from Chicago dated Aug 1
Hog receipts 4,000 with prices mostly steady to lower from Sunday. Best steers rise with desirable grades, feeder and butcher hogs mixed. Cattle receipts 1,000. high end steers and yearlings strong, but trade uneven with wide spreads. Sheep receipts 3,000, direct sales dominate. fat lambs and wooled carcasses quoted with top around 15.78 to 16.00 for prime loads.
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St. Auge
Nat
Prees
Cheago
Suiday
Aransas County Livestock Prices Report Week Receipts
Receipts and price changes for cattle hogs and sheep across grain fed steers yearlings and grassers. Includes top prices for calves 14.23, hogs 13.60 to 19.40, lambs 14.50 to 15.50, ewes ~25.00, with week totals and regional notes for Kansan and Louisiana stock.
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Kansas
Southwest
Colorados
Texas
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
New York market notes show butter near 43 to 45 cents per pound with creamery extras and 39 to 43 cents for fresh gathered varieties. Cheese ranges 24 to 25 cents for various grades, with Wisconsin whole milk types at 24 to 25 cents. Chicago listings reflect cheese at around 22 to 24 cents and poultry prices primarily steady, including springs at about 26 cents.
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Weamery
Xtras
Wisconsii
Americas
Jiennery
Cresh Fivsia
Pacific Coast
Isis
Litter of Pigs Scales 2010 Lbs in 124 Days
A litter of 15 pigs owned by R G Jenks of Orange County weighs 2010 pounds at 124 days old. Entered in Purdue universitys pig fitter contest, the litter is among 300 entries. Will build a seven room farmhouse in Reinbeck, contract by Frank Lauer. Foreign exchange rates listed for multiple countries with varied figures.
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Ogansport
Ind
R. G. Jenks
Orange County
Purdue University
Reinbeck
William Jacobs
Frank Lauer
Saint Joan Leads Berlin Theater Season Ahead of Shaw
Berlin Aug 1 Max Reinhardt theatres closed an unusually prolific season with 25 premieres. Shaw's Saint Joan with 147 nights had the most performances. Pirandello's Six Persons in Search of an Author tallied 19 nights and The Dead Aunt of Curt Goetz reached about 100. New works include Othello Cariolan The Imaginary Patient Cabal and Love A Servant of Two Masters The Revisor Caesar and Cleopatra Michael Kramer Lust of Decency Pillars of Society and The Krampus. Older plays retained were Wedekind's Spring's Awakening Pandora's Box and Strindberg's Miss Julie Folia. The old farce Robert and Petram and the pantomime Sunt urumin were revived.
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Berlin
Max Reinhardt
Shaw
Pirandetto
Curt Goetz
Cariolan
Robert and Petram
Sunturuin
Primitive skull link unearthed near Tiberias by British team
Jerusalem July 31 AP a significant fragmentary skull front and supraorbital ridges resemble Neanderthal European type found in a cave at Tabzna near Tiberias. Excavation by British School of Archaeology in Jerusalem led by Garstang with Turville Patre, Oxford alumnus and student, confirmed the discovery amid Musteriqn flint deposits.
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Tiberias
Asia
British School of Archeology
Tabzna
Garstang
Turville Patre
Oxford
Cotton market opens mixed with declines in New York and Chicago
New York and Chicago reports show cotton prices opening lower as January and December futures slip. October names stand at 24.85 in New York and 23.70 in Chicago, with declines of about 10 to 39 points across months. Liverpool market is closed today.
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Jober
Liverpool
Chicago
Colton
Sanur
Waterloo Evening Courier Pattern Offer 1923 26
To obtain the Courier up to date Pattern send 15 cents to Fashion Department Waterloo Evening Courier. Patterns cover seams with 4 sizes 8 20 12 and 34 years. Materials and yardage details given for various sizes and materials. Mail pattern with 12 cents in silver or stamps for up to date Fall and Winter Book.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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