Cedar Falls fair hosts strong beef cattle show
At Cedar Falls fair and exposition a mighty good beef cattle show impressed extending judges and stockmen. Winners included W. B. Robinson & Bon Masonville and Fred Meyer Waverly in beef, with Dresser and Loonan prize cows and bulls in Milking Shorthorn and Polled classes. A grand parade and heavy attendance were anticipated as 1 million dollars in stock faced the grandstand.
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Edar Falls
Rex Beresford
Lows Extension Service
Cedar Valley Fair & Exposition
Tibbans
Cedar Valley
W. B. Robinson & Bon
Masonville
Fred Meyer
Waverly
Specian
Panl Dresser
Cedir
Beresford
Loonen
Dresser
Marion Minish
Kaizer & Kinzer
Whitten
Black Hawk County
Mation Minish
A. J. Minish
Hudson
Marion
Myron
Holmes Minish
Angus
Warren -Felsey
James Kelsey
Lyndon Housse- Jou
Grundy County
Axel Anderson
Edwin Lyndagaard
Clare Chapman
New Hartford
Perry Sanborn
Cedar Heights
John Cunningham, Jr
Ruth Cunningham
Pauline Cunningham
Ray Cuningham
Helen Cunningham
Leon Baldwin
Elna Schmidt
Cedar Falls
Chase
Ruth Wilson
Vernon Shoeman
Arréhires
Fred Baskins
Lynes & Sons
Plainfield
Mat W
Frost & Son
Waterloo
Jerseys
W. J. Campbell
Jesup
Iar
Thomas Hansen
Hansen
Hansen & Merner
Cedar Falla
Russell Sage
W. D. Fostrap
John Cunningham
P. A. Johnson
Sam
Gongre
Trastivene
Iowa corn yield seen at 40.5 bushels in government report
Government crop bulletin forecasts Iowa corn yield at 40.5 bushels per acre with total production near 449.6 million bushels amid hot, dry July conditions. Oats average 38.5 bushels per acre. winter wheat 16.7. spring wheat 16.6. Hay and cloverseed prospects improve with July rains. alfalfa below 10 year average.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Des Moines
Leslie M. Carl
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Lawa
Lowa
Thi
Awards and results from the live stock show and breed judging
The report lists prizes across Shorthorn and Angus divisions with numerous exhibitors from Masonville Waverly Hudson and Cedar Falls. Awards include senior and junior bulls and heifers, grand and senior champions, and produce of cow. Exhibitors Meyer Robinson Wyatt and others are noted with multiple awards across classes.
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Wbs
W. B. F .Inson & Son
Masonville
Freder
Waverly
A. A. Wilson
Kidd
Rouilasouw
Wyatt
Hudson
Robunson
Robins
Dunior
Meyer
Wryate
Finson
Hester
Reson
Heifer
Meyer Wilson
Meyer Wand
Sebincon
Cinson
Robinses
Hebbisan
Afeyer
Robinson
Meyer Robinson
Wilson
Tabingon
Walter Briney
Angus
Poelled
Alfalfa Test Plot Planned by Fred Johnson
Fred Johnson of New Hartford plans an alfalfa experiment in Butler county. The plot, to be set before August 15, will test four varieties including Grimm Nebraska common and Cossack under different treatments and fertilizer amounts. Johnson aims to determine which variety and method yield best on his farm.
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New Martford
Johnson
New Hartford
Butler County
Grimm
South Dakota
Nebraska
Foreign Canning Club Talks At Sunshine Township Meeting
Sunshine Canning club of Westburgh township met at Miss Lyles Flush home. Talks covered foreign development with Frances Comfort discussing England, Louise Kruse on New Zealand, and Ruby Bailey on Canada. Mrs James Frush demonstrated canning chicken. Other members spoke. next meeting planned.
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Independence
Sunshine Canning Club
Westbursh
Farmer feeds straw to horses in Iowa field
In Ben Tour county George Studt farm reports an unusual scene with no hay on the place. He threshes straw in his barn and feeds it to livestock instead. Studt notes straw is eaten quickly and asserts horses labor more when fed straw during the weather.
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Vinten
Iowa
George Studt
Ben- Tour
Heavy oat crop sold at Cedar Falls elevator
Cedar Falls Iowa August 13 farmers delivered oats to the Tostisbs and Jamerson elevator with about 8809 bushels. Test weights ranged from 34 to 68 pounds per bushel with a standard of 60. Notable deliveries include Gilbert Fistey 28 pounds and Milford Hilton who fed exceptionally good wheat. Ben Walters farm yielded 68 bushels per acre. Threshing varied by location and weather.
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Cedar Falls
Tostisbs & Jamerson
Gilbert Fistey
West First Street
Isa
B. J and
R. Santee
J. W. Fort
Evi Jewell
William G. Mullarky
Milford Hilton
Cedar Falls Township
Gi Sidney Shaffer
Washington Township
Orange Township
Iwaterloo
Ben Walters
Horace Cable
Wheat Late Setback From Free Selling Pins Wheat Gains
Chicago wheat prices jumped early as strong demand and light receipts offset a temporary Liverpool slowdown. Sept and Dec futures moved higher before profit-taking trimmed gains, with milling demand improving while corn and oats eased amid softer hog values. Multiple markets reported varied price levels and futures moves across Chicago New York Minneapolis and Kansas City grains.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Liverpool
Atlantic
Decline in Swine Continues Across Markets
Chicago and St Louis livestock roundups show hog prices easing from midweek highs with receipts near 21 000 in Chicago and 3 600 in St Louis. Cattle and sheep also traded unevenly as buyers remained cautious, with steers largely steady to lower and lambs mixed, led by weaker yearling and fat cow prices.
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Ibiec
Iblec
Provinstianal
Bank Clearings and Stock Market Opening Report
New York trading opened with strong buying into railway shares after a week of record freight carloadings, with Frisco common reaching a new high near 95 and Mack Truck gains. General Motors and other industrials dipped on price-war fears while call money fell to 4 percent, helping broad gains later morning before a strong close.
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New York
Thac Freight
Frisco Common
Mack
Davincn Chemical I
General Railway
Sugars
Motors
General Motors
Hudson
Willys-Overland
Allied Chemical & Dre
American Cam
American Car & Foundry
American Locomotve
American Smelt
Iaamerican Sugar
American Tel
American Tobacco
American Water Works
jAmerican Woolen
Vanaconda Copper Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Onto
Bethlehem Steel
California Petroleum
Waterloo Bank Clearings
Waterloo Clearing House
Symoolnj Canadian Pacific
Central Leather Ptd
Gerro de Pasco
Brisay
Chandler Motor
Chesapeake , Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern Tees Bay
Chicago, Mil
St. Paul
Chicago
R. I. & Pacific
Beteeeie Ee Adee
Colorado
Congoleum-Naeirn Consolidated Gas Corn Products
Crucible Steel
Su Davison Chemical Dodge Bros. Ptd
du Pont de Ne
General Electric
Great Northern
Gulf States Steel Hudson Motors
Mads Central
Chattel Mortages
Independent O. & GC
Barvestec Os Torr
Enee
Kelly-Spinalde Enconte Wert
Lehigh Valle
Louisville & Increase
Ens
Mack Truck Marland OW
Seaboard OH
Shaeanbinant Petroleum Mo
Kun
Texas
Missouri Pacific Ptd
Waterloo Sales
Lao Montgomery Ward
National Biscuit
New York Central
Singart Tire
Northern Pacific Pacific Oil
Pat
Pennsylvania
Waterloo
Co-op
Britter
Phila
Rdig
Phillips Pet
Ccs
Bard
Fromwie & Co
Turkey
Kecarn
Uwe
Brands
Hoepstal
Henry Ball
Minnesota
Dakotas
WI Merrill
Hulbert
Ashland
Netv
Si. & Sen Francs
Seaboard Air Line
Sears Roebuck
TERLOO MARKETS AND LIVESTOCK SUMMARY
ST JOSEPH MO Aug 1 HOGS top 13.39 cows and calves 11.06 calves 5.5 stockers 5.00-3.00 SHEEP 14.65-7.60 CATTLE steers 14.00 cows 12.0 calves 11.06 PEORIA Aug 13 HOGS top 13.70 mediums 13.55-13.70 packers 12.28 CATTLE calf top 12.00 COTTON New York August 13 prices open lower October 123.58 Dec 232.31 January 23.3d March 23.60 Cotton closes 43-57 points lower. NEW YORK Aug 12 Flour mills firm Spring patente 8.75-9.25 clears 7.75-9.25 Hard winter clears 8.50-9.00 Minneapolis Flour higher 24c family patents 8.90-9.20 Bran 25.00
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South St. Paul
Minn
East ST. Louis
St. Louis
Liz-Cat Sue
ST. Joseph
Uwik
Peoria Livestock Peoria
York
Chicago
New York
Minneapolis
Ms. Minn
Omaha
Neb
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Colorado
Potato and livestock markets across cities and regions
Auction reports from Chicago and Omaha show steady to strong cattle hogs and potato prices. Minnesota Kansas Missouri produce higher bagged Cobblers while Toled o and Ames areas report diverse farm yields and hay offerings amid summer trade.
July cattle slaughter in Iowa tops two thousand head
Des Moines Aug 13 AP A total of 2023 head of cattle were killed in Iowa in July as part of the states eradication program for bovine tuberculosis veterinarian in charge J A Barrer reported About 76090 cattle were tested and 14 percent were reactor and had to be killed Jackson County led the state in tests with 4282 examined by five veterinarians on duty
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Des Moines. Au
Iowa
J. “Ta. Barrer
Barger
Jankson County
Loyal Canners' Club wins Butler County contest honors
Allison, Ta., Ag. Vi. Laval Canners' Club in Butler Township captured the county competition for the leer canning demonstration team in Mugler county. The event was hosted at Miss Sabra Teyrinian's home, with Florence Packman of the extension department overseeing the judging. Mrs. Frank Hunt led the club and acted as hostess during the event.
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Tatler Eeentys
Tanascale Cade Tits Fail
Frank Hunt
Sheildigak
Iz Ieaden
Thig Club
Soars Slumps Produce Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
Markets report mixed price moves across dairy and poultry in Chicago and New York. Butter, creamery and cheese show varied quotes with summer readings. poultry prices mixed as turkeys and chickens hold firm. Kansas City and St Louis livestock markets note steady to slow demand with fat cattle, hogs, and sheep evaluated against current bids. New York wool prices firm on domestic fleece and pulled fibers with regional variations.
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Chicago
New York
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Penrial HE
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