Iowa butter statuary model to debut at dairy show
The Iowa butter industry plans a life size refrigerated statue by J N Darling to showcase home made wheat bread with butter. It will premiere at the Iowa State Fair and be used at the National Dairy Show and World Dairy Congress in October with European nations represented by condensed milk trade and relief programs after the war.
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Iowa
J. N. Darling
Des Moines Register
J. E. Wallace
Nebraska
Dairy Cattle Congress
Syracuse
Ralief
Pioneer group dairy herd tops July with high production
Gleon Lichty led Pioneer Cow Test Association with 16 Holstein cattle averaging 988 pounds milk and 39.23 pounds butterfat per cow, setting a herd record. A three year old grade Holstein owned by Lichty produced 1,187 pounds milk and 50.6 pounds butterfat, testing 1.1 percent. The association average reached 539 pounds milk and 24.5 fat with 20 cows making 40 or more pounds fat and six exceeding 50. Miller Herd Second placed with 14 grade Holsteins averaging 847 pounds milk and 31.7 fat. Brinkman Brothers followed with 16 purebred Jerseys at 576 pounds milk and 41.54 fat average. Ten purebred Holsteins yielded 180 pounds milk and 30.8 fat for Thomas Hansen, fourth. Van Duyn’s Guernseys ranked fifth with 736 pounds milk and 30.32 fat. Special note on Ladoga Queen DeKol Zervi born March 31, 1906, at Hubbardsville, aged 1744 years, showing continued profitable milk. Five members plan to seed alfalfa this fall, about 40 percent of members with home-grown alfalfa.
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Gleon Lichty
Daley
Miller
Brinkman Brothers
Altho
Thomas Hansen
V. A. van Duyn
Ladoga
DeKol Zervl
D.J. Holmes
Hubbardsville
Anton Christlangen
Glenn Lichty
Orange Township
Mr. Lichty
Musings of the Sage of Barclay August note
The column reports busy threshing rings led by Herb McIntosh and Alfred Smith in Barclay. Yields include 50 bushels per acre for McIntosh and over 60 bushels from Ace Canfield’s one acre. Farmers Dewar for Follett Emert and others sent 1,450 bushels in a day.
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Barclay -Two
Herb
McIntosh
Risse-Wellmer
John Muhlig
Alfred Smith
Ace Canfield
Thomas
Jim Dunkerton
Frank H. Schmitt
John Keane
Paul Nubel
Roy Turner
John
Matt Ortner
Elizabeth Bmuhlig
Dewar
Follett & Emert
Turner
Mike Staebell
John Schmitt
Prof. Holden
John ‘Etkether
Poultry Hay and Corn Get Returns on Local Farm
Claude Belle and his family near Shelf Rock, Iowa report steady gains from 96 acres of corn and well stored hay. They keep about 700 Black Minorcas on the farm known as Hawley land, with a 20 ton Timothy loft and a 20 acre old pasture mapped to a new homestead.
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Shelf Rock
Claude
Belle
Laura
James Mullen
Balle
Us Hawley Land
Juror Delays Murder Trial at Cumberland Courthouse
The murder trial of Larkin Tarrat, charged in Rev. J. Pierce's June death, halted when a juror was disqualified and a new trial ordered. Court proceedings near Cumberland Courthouse, W. a. ug. 4.
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Cumberland Courthouse
Larkin Tarrat
Rev. J. Pierce
JUDGES VISIT DAVY HEADS FOR DAIRY BEEF JUDGING TRIP
Black Hawk and Grundy county youths plan a dairy and livestock judging circuit in the region soon. County agent C. S. Macy and L. W. Plager sought expert help delaying the trip. Black Hawk boys judged on four farms last week and will visit Belgians breeders at Ogden and Ankeny before Ames judging.
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Black Hawk
Grundy County
C. S. Macy
L. W. Plager
Black Haw
Grundy
Hampshire
Poland
Grange Township
Hudson
Ames
Good
Black Hawk Boys
Ogden
Charles Good
Charles Irvine
Ankeny
Iowa
Black Hawk County
James and Lloyd Loonan
al Minish
Des Moines
Glenn Bakkum
Orange and Hudson Consolidated Schools
Bakkum
Iowa State College
Hollis Moseley
Dale Holmes
John Klingaman
John Weils
Orange
Tohn Wells
Guy and
Harold Klingaman
Glade Miller
Edgar Tanneather
John Wilson
Rulifson High in West Union Asi'n for Four Months
West Union Iowa reports four months of top testing for Charles Rulifson Windsor who led the dairy herd with Pride a six year old cow yielding 380 pounds milk and 47 pounds butterfat. Across 286 cows July average production was 604 pounds of milk and 23.2 pounds butterfat.
County Holstein herd to tour circuit this month
Black Hawk County Holstein Breeders' association plans to send a trained herd on a circuit this month and next with T. E. Stanton taking charge. The animals will depart for the Anamosa fair after final assembly at the Dairy Cattle Congress grounds and a yearling bull from the Gungzy place joined the lineup. A large sign depicting Black Hawk County and a drawn reading glass will identify the cattle in barns at shows.
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Fe Jug
Black Hawk
Towa
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Jesup Cattle Wins at Rockwell City in Iowa
Campbell Jersey farm tops at the Barley show in Rockwell City with four championships from a 51 head Jersey exhibit. Winners include You'll Do Sea Lad, You'll Do Hobbie, Youll Do Juanita, and Minnette's Golden Fern among others. other farms from Waterloo Marion and Waverly also showed.
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Jesup
Campbell Jersey Farm
Barly
Rockwell City
Waterloo Jersey Farm
Campbell
Youll
Minnette
Jesup Cattie
Arajecy
Gistony
Weekly Grain and Provision Review
Chicago and other markets report quiet grain trading amid mixed signals from world events. Wheat prices fluctuated narrowly with September near 78 and December around 101, while Canadian, New York, and Milwaukee markets showed slight declines. Oats held steady. corn edged lower then rallied. hogs and provisions eased modestly in Chicago trading.
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Chicago
Nome
Harding
Wheat and grain prices in Kansas City market report
Kansas City Grady reports daily commodity quotes from Kansas City Missouri dated August 4. Wheat prices for various grades show ranges from 98 cents to $1.02, with No 2 red at 3470 38e. Corn prices list No 3 white at 75 to 54 cents, Be 2 S54 ETUC No 3 yellow at 85 12 to 12 cents, and No 2 mixed at 14 S2e. Oats prices show No 2 white and related quotes around 100% for both No 2 white and mixed.
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New York
Pacific Coast
Milwaukee Grain
Milwaukee
Wis
Bartoy
Wisconsin
Timothy
Kansas City
Grady
ETUC
Butter Stocks Reduced Even as Prices Advance
Chicago reports scarce jamar harvest season limited butter production lifting top scores. Weather favorable, buyers expect winter dairying reducing milk flow. No foreign arrivals noted, strengthening prices driven by supply halt. Store butter up 0 to 1 cents in Chicago Allge New York Boston Philadelphia markets.
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Chicago
All
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Hogs and Beef Prices Slide in Friday Markets
Chicago and Omaha cattle bids shift as hogs 25 to 40 cents under Friday levels. Reports show scattered declines across beef cattle, with top hogs around 7.90 and packer bids easing. Sheep receipts light with mixed lamb and ewe prices, while Kansas City and Omaha notes reflect softer demand and steady to lower prices across categories.
Otoge Exchange Holds Up Well
Market report from New York dated Aug 1 notes a heavy tone in opening stock prices as speculative lenders sold off. Declines in several names contrast with pockets of support, while foreign exchange and Liberty bonds show steady activity and mixed potato market receipts.
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New York
Studobukar
Amerifot Weelon
We Pan Amurlogen Taane
Cuba
International Paper
Routhern
Waldwin
United States
Bappork
Anait
Houston
Northarm
Chlenge & Northwestern
Wordlgn Exvino
Gables
France
Fraly
Telghim
Tjalland
Norway
Peoria Clearing House Report Shows Reserves Excess
New York August 1 The actual condition of clearing house banks and crush companies for the week shows an excess in reserve of 130,240,378. Receipts show 12,400,940. Cattle receipts steady. Cotton futures opened steady with October at 22.45 and December at 22.28. Sugar raw steady with refined quiet. Dairy milk and cream at Wittering Co operative Creamery reporting 18,749 pounds of milk and 1,085 pounds of cream. New York flour prices steady with soft winter straights around 4.50 to 4.75. Minneapolis flour lower by 1% to 2% for high quality patents at 35.30.
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Winall Salon
Allied Chemical & Dye
Ns American
American Smelting & Re
Atchison
Gui & W
Hetichem
Mort
California
Petroleurn Oe
Walton Dapot
Oalwein Canadian Pacific
St. Depot
Oelwein
Union Depot
C and Twin Co
Cerro Do Pasco City
Sye
Twin C. Chandler Motors Ati
Unitan Depot
Gelwein Cheanpentee & Onti
Sye, Bt
Gelwein Logo & Northwat
Disdu P.m. Union Depot
Chicago Ltd
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St. Dapat
Chicago Ltda. &P
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Opner
MeIntre jCn
South Bound Consolidated
A. m
SeHot
Coen
Joseph Tuba
Crucible Steet
Josephino Sugar
Des Moines
Painous
Piayers-Laah
Meiotire
Inspiration Copper International Harvester Fair
Mer
Marine
Micreapolis
St Paul Jnelnedh
M. Iinneapolis
St Paul Welly Spit
Manly
Kennecott
Vitalit Oper
Fashin
Minneapolis
St Paul
Sinuisville & Nash Wertravel South
Mavels Truerg
Burlington
Kansas City
Missouri
Ka & Tex
Davenport
Chicago
New York
Waterloo
N.Y
Hartford
Norfolk & Weelern
Pat
Northery Pacifle
Pacific
Uy Harley
Pennsylvaniece
Republic Iron Steel
Waterloo Co
Sears Hoshuck Waterloo
ABC
Southern Railway
Attesman
Ward
Texas Ma
Texas & P
Talco Products A
Tinfen Tetfic
Fotall
S. Ind
United States
Adre Linttat States
Utah
Willie-Overlandinghouse Ricetric” Ot
Nationiel Geod
Tomas
Clearing House
le Peoria
Ateadys
Wittering
ST PAUL LIVESTOCK CATTLE HOGS SHEEP PRICES AND RECEIPTS
Saint Paul market reports mixed cattle results with higher fat cattle and steady canners while hogs trade near steady with good demand. sheep show strength in native ewes and lambs. Sioux City and Saint Joseph markets mirror volatility with cattle top around 8.50 to 10.50 and hogs near 7.50 to 7.80, calves slight gains, and feeders steady.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Rocalpha
Puaege Ted
Etbrog Bao
pRekligy Gowr
Scattlau
Storkars
Feaders
Holfors
J&l
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Krauss
Hecht
Pac Ligher
Texas
Uggy
Sioux City
ST. Joseph Livestock Joseph
Rales
Reenips
Femiers
Produce Prices in New York and Chicago Today
New York August 4 reports Butter active and higher scoring with creamery and wholesale values around 48 to 49 cents, assorted dairy items listed. Chicago figures show steady butter receipts and creamery grades, with cheese and milk prices reflecting wholesale ranges and local market variations.
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New York
Chicago
Treamery
Flomana Mae
Wisconsin
Americas
Pacific Cnaat
Waterloo Trains In and Out at City Hubs
Local rail timetables show trains to and from Waterloo with arrivals from Omaha Falls and Sioux City. Fort Dodge schedules list arrivals around 9:25 and 7:55 with local services from Dubuque and Albert Lea. Twin Cities connections note service via Albert Lea with Sunday exceptions.
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Falls
Sioux City
Bloux
Fort Dodge
Arrivas
D. Mt
Duby
M. Oval
Albert Las
Albert Re
Loecal
Albert Lem
Twin Citles
Albert
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