Fall Shores May Influence Prices In La Porte City
In La Porte City Indiana on August 10 farmers consider how late summer decisions affect fall hog shipments. Many producers kept fat pigs over summer feed with barley oats and milk while others faced underweight herds. Some plan to fatten pigs with corn this fall, while feed strategies using oats barley soybeans and milk are described for the 80 head and 100 spring pigs on local farms.
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la Porte City
Sumer
Rome
James Curdie
Curdie
Churcie
Gurnie
Nitrogen Free Gift to Corn and Non-Legume Crops
A long article discusses Cornell University lysimeter experiments showing corn crops fix and use more soil nitrogen than clover or timothy, with nitrogen left in soil low in planted plots. It notes bacteria associated with non legume crops also enhance nitrogen, and that corn can supply substantial nitrogen to following crops.
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A. B. Ross
Parm
National Agricultural Publication
Mr. Noss
Fecilzer
T.s.t
Cornell University
New York
Cornell
Anand
Timothy
Tsx
Inslinder Lessie
Thors
Pennsylvania
Farm Journal
Wheat closes heavy as prices slip in Chicago market
Wheat futures ease across Chicago and New York exchanges as favorable Canadian weather and Edverpool quotations dampen risk. September and December contracts fall intraday before closing modestly down, while corn markets show unexpected strength with scarce offerings and gains despite early declines.
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Chicago
New York
Associated Press
Canada
Edverpool
Itrade
a @ ie
Missouri
Ilnnis
Light Hogs Lead Price Advance in Chicago Market
Receipts total about 10 000 hogs with light hogs showing the largest price gains. Slaughter hogs and butchers rise, with top bids around 14 30. heavy and medium weights follow, while packers stay inactive. Cattle receipts near 26 000 and fat lambs steady to weak as buyers pause amid uneven demand.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Omaha Livestock Prices Elevate as Receipts Rise
Omaha reports Aug 10 livestock data with hogs at 9,500 receipts and mixed prices, top hogs reaching 18.85 while sows average 12.50 to 12.60. Cattle receipts 15,000 show steady to firm values, yearlings strong, veals steady, bulls and feeders mixed. Nearby markets in Peoria and Kansas City list similar gains and price ranges across hogs cattle and sheep.
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Omaha
Neb
Doarabin
New York
Wisconsi
Americas
Hennery
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Uxra
Uneven Range to Deals on Change in Market Activity
Stock market moves show uneven price changes with General Motors at a high of 94 1/2 and continued activity in electric equipment stocks. Early gains also appear for United States Steel Mack Trucks and Willys Overland, while several issues post fractional losses as trading opens across New York Chicago and East St. Louis markets.
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Associated Press
New York
General Motors
Allis Chalmers
United Tates Steel
Mack Trucks Marine
Willys Qverland
Vit- Binin Carsiina Chemical
Mack Trucks
Chandler Motors
International Shee
Cail
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Can
Ereeree
American Car & Foundry
American Locomotive
American
American Woolen
Anaconda Coppor Josey
Tehison
Beeenetaeee
Atlantic Coast Line
eeCe- Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Choco
Bethlehem Steel
Californuia Petrole
Canadian Pacific Central Leather
Gerry
Pasco - Chandler Afotor
Chesapeske & Ohio
Chicago & Worthwest
Chicago
MIL & St
Ceca
Colorado
Congoleum-Nairh
Consolidated Gas
Davison
Dodge Bros. Pfs
Stress du
Stress du Pont de Nemours
Electric
Eric
General
Gulf States
Ro. Y
Hudson Motors
Tuiels Central Independent O. Int
Harvester
Mer
Mar
Kelly-Springfield
Kennecott Co
Lehigh Valk
Louisvile & Nashville
Mack Truck
Marland
Seaboard
Mid-Continent Petroleum
Kan
Texas
Missouri Pacific
Montgomery-Ward National Custalienal Lead
Hig Poultry
Swite & Co
Turk Aes
Rath Packing Co
Liana Sé
New York Central
OYN
HL & Hart
Norfolk & Western
Northam Pacific Pan
Pennsylvania
Phila. & Fug
C. Phillips Pet
Barclay & Son
Timothy Hay
Bey
Stadio Corporation
Reynolds
Union Pacificil
U. S. Rubber
US. S
Taterloo Markets Prices Today
Market prices listed for this afternoon with items and figures, reflecting the latest page update. Details appear duplicated and partially garbled, showing market names and some price entries without full context.
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Taterloo
Greene Iowa Golf Club Picnic And Local News
The Aunusa division picnic at Greene gulf links drew visitors from Rockford Clarkaville Markis Rocke and Greene. Reports note births and obituaries including a son born Aug. 4 to Mr and Mrs George Gerhard and the death of Phil Lovell at his Greene home from cancer. Interment was in Rose Hill cemetery. Foreign exchange and commodity notices follow.
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Aunusa Division
Greene Gulf Links
Rockford
Clarkaville
Markis Rocke
Greene
Lyle Maxson
Wittertoo Hospital
Twesday
Iskt
Mad Jr
Ham Spronl
Ben Pringle
Pringle Jars
Lyle Pringle
George Banning
Eldora
Parker
Iowa
Minnesota
Philp Lovell
Emma Croce
Chicago
Thez Wileero
Will FE
Tarnwall
Maude Shafer
Usbetn
Lovell
Eastern Star Chapter
Rose Sihi
July Production of Cows Reaches 72 Pounds of Fat
In Butter County Cow Test Association July results show a five year old purebred Holstein owned by R M Skillen Greene producing 72.5 pounds of butterfat and 1907 pounds of milk. Other top herd and individual records include Tama County and Sumner area leaders with high fat averages and milk yields among Holsteins Guernseys and Shorthorns.
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Allison
Homer Tange
Butter
Bristow
R. M. Skillexn
J. V. Hodgin
Greene
Yoledo
Saven
Prade Holsteins
Guernsers Anidler Seva
Tama County
R. C. Woods
Sumner, Ja
Kamer County Cov
Noa
Simeon Thompson
Alvin Sommers
Charles City to Host State Jersey Breeders Picnic
Charles City hosts a gathering and picnic for Jersey breeders from Iowa Minnesota South Dakota Nebraska and Illinois at Wildwood Park on Saturday. The event begins at 1 a.m. with stock viewing at Carliste Bis farm and a picnic dinner at the park. W F Parrett president of Iowa Jersey Cattle Club will lead an afternoon program at 1 30 with a talk by Prof Weaver head of dairy husbandry at Iowa State College about his Europe trip and Jersey facts.
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Agg
Iowa
Minnesota
South Takora
Nera
Tlinois
Wildwood Park
Samurday
Aus
Carliste Bis Farm
Tilldn
Sherman Jersey farm parade showcases world champion cows
A parade features the Sherman Jersey farm, owned by BE. M. Sherman, and includes a look at the test barn where world champion cows are developed.
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Sherman Jersey Farm
BE. M. Sherman
33 Baby Reeves of One County May Go to Iowa State Fair
In Vinton Iowa on August 1 county fair entries include 33 baby calves and pigs bound for Des Moines. Eighteen Angus thirteen Herefords and three Shorthorns plus two market pigs are listed. Entries come from Toledo Traer and Dysart with youth exhibitors named.
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Arie of
Iowa
Vinton
Bouton County Fair
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Maynard Spears
Duroc Jersey
Opal Whitford
Poland
China
Tamworth
Trussell Cooper
Eldo Hage
Garwing Myron Sehnhart
Duroc Jer
Hamer Zovel
Carl Sabimen
Duroc
Jersey
Dysart
Larry Mianfull
Duroc Jereey
Willian Kroon
Clatier
Shorthorn
Lester Caslayka
Traer
Hereford
Otis Hayward, Jr
Searle
Farmers Ask Questions and Comment Invited
Editor Parm Department in Waterloo Hsening Courier invites readers to send questions and comments to the paper. Communications should address concerns to the editor and be received by the noted mailbox and phone contact.
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Parm
Waterloo Hsening Courier
Wafepino
Inwa
Phone Fine
Bell Canning rents 91acre near Holland at 12 per acre
Hayward and Mc Elhinney of Dysart report a Bell Canning Co lease on Mrs H W Frerichs property, 91 acres near Holland, for two years at 12 dollars per acre cash. Also listed are Aug 10 market notes from Grundy Center and Kansas City on cattle hogs and sheep with varied prices and receipts.
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Grundy Center
Bell Canning Company
Mra. H. IW
Frerichs
Holland
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Summary
Livestock prices show mixed activity with fat cattle and steers in the $9.00 to $15.00 range and fat cows and heifers around $7.00 to $10.00. Veals bring $4.00 to $9.50, stockers and yearlings near $3.00 to $7.00. Receipts total about 6,500 head with hogs at $12.25 and sheep market noting steady demand. Lambs and pelts also mentioned along with flour and family patent products in Minnesota markets.
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Hesripts
Fuhta
Hogs receipts light as prices firm across markets
Weekly hay market review notes light hog receipts with firm prices. Good quality hay dominates offerings while some alfalfa and timothy hold steady or advance in key markets. receipts vary by region with Kansas City Chicago and Minneapolis showing changes. Mule and horse prices listed for several ranges.
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Rockies
United States Department of Agriculture
Timothy
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
New York
Omaha
Giscount
Wien
Minneapolis-St. Paul
York
Sun
Denver
Thinca
Solan
Los An- San Francisco
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