Dairymen Seek Government Stay on Co operative Marketing
President Coolidge expected to influence policy as 200000 American dairy farmers press for keeping government hands off cooperative marketing. National Co operative Milk Producers federation urges no licensing or government voice in business methods, warning bureaucratic control threatens efficiency and fairness. The resolution cites past battles in Congress and notes rapid cooperative growth shaping industrial life while seeking equal bargaining power with large organizations.
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Washington
Coolidge
Philadelphia
National Co-operative Milk Producers Federation
Co-Operative
Coalidge
Swampscott
Mass
Cooperative Marketing
Watermelon Crop Here Promising Harvest Soon
Promising prospects for homegrown watermelons and muskmelons in the area as soil favors growing. Some melons reaching Waterton markets, though most harvest not yet started. Ripening colors appear on a few melons, with upcoming May weather important for full yield. Local growers may sell at fair prices to nearby homes.
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Watertoo
Tms
Early Frost Threatens Corn Yields Across County
A Strange township farmer notes rapid corn growth after rains, with ears developing well but fears an early frost could curb yields. He cites unusually early silage and an overall favorable season, though frost timing remains unpredictable and critical to final harvest.
Farm Bureau Farm Union and Corn Growers Plan Aug Gathering
In Des Moines Iowa the annual farm bureau meeting on August 31 will feature a joint program with the farmers union and the corn growers association. Congressman Dickinson will discuss export corporation plans, with Frank Evans and state officers also speaking. Bowman Ryan and Richeson are listed among speakers, focusing on topics pulling together, corn grower opportunities, and fair campaign goals. The national farm union president Barrego and state president Reno will headline on September 2.
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Penth
Farm Bureau
Frank Evans
American Farm Bureau Federation
Cameron
State Fair Board
Bowman
M. L. Bowman
Black Hawks
Ryan
Fort Dodge
H. Richeson
Webster City
S. van Alstine
Gilmore City
Carey
Farmers’ Union
C. BE. Barrego
Union City
Milo Reno
Agency
Y M C A Camp for Boys at Dairy Show Gains Approval
Club leaders and county agers in Waterloo indicate a YMCA camp for boys showing dairy calves during Dairy Cattle Congress from Sept 25 to Oct 4. The camp, supervised by qualified men, aims for 70 boys with room for more, and will also accommodate girls showing dairy calves. Encouraging letters come from youth leaders in Minnesota and Wisconsin and from Earl Cooper of Holstein Friesian Association. A Bay Cliffs Stock Farm herd from Bay City, Michigan, is listed among entrants for open classes in the dairy show.
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Waterloo
M. C. AL
Dairy Cattle Congress
Cub Jeadera Andry
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Earl Cooper
Holstein-Priesianation of America
Breed Association
Towa
Dfuringer Department
Bix Bay
Mich
Bay Cliffs Stock Farm
Bay Cliffs
Wateriog
Costs 39.5 Cents for Bushel of Oats
Market notes from Mt Vernon Ja suggest oat prices around 39.5 cents per bushel with a cited example of 43 cents per bushel for nearby grain. The article items labor seed and other growing costs, indicating expenses influence price estimates.
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Vernon
Ray Skonk
Ceuta
Farmers Question and Comment Section Cluttered
Fragmentary readers notes on farming concerns mention a Frito Fara department and a Watering Evening Sorter. The garbled text hints at a public communications page inviting messages to an address in Wa terina, with unclear names and role titles. No clear events or entities beyond these obscure references.
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Frito Fara Tepartment
Waterina
Inva Thane
Farmers Offered New Jobred Grain for Trial
Ames Iowa Aug 18 Jobred an extremely winter hardy wheat variety developed by the Iowa Agricultural Experiment station is now available to Iowa farmers in one and one half bushel lots enough to plant one acre Three dollars buys the sample and covers shipment Those receiving samples get instructions for planting and a report blank for summer next year Results from all trials will be published Inquiries for samples should be sent to Joe J Robinson secretary Iowa Agricultural Experiment association Ames 619 Men Co operate Six hundred nineteen Iowa farmers are conducting cooperative experiments with the association to test new crops and varieties The list includes 102 testing Jobred wheat 200 testing logreow oats 79 in the corn yield contest and other tests with soybeans sorghum and clover
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Ames
Jobred
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Joe J. Robinson
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Association
Iowa
Dunfield
Farm Girls Attend Five Day Camp on Morris Isle
About 20 farm girls from Black Hawk county gathered at Morris Isle to occupy the YMCA camp for five days. They learn swimming, woodcraft and outdoor life under Miss Elizabeth Hudson and county farm women. Gladys Coon assists with health program and a music memory contest is planned.
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Black Hawk County
Morris Isle
Elizabeth Hudson
Gladys Coon
National Dairy Council
Wheat Fluctuations Narrow in Opening Market
The leading wheat operator sold at the open as eastern houses bought, driving prices within narrow limits. September and December swung from the opening, finishing near mid-range with a slight decline. Corn followed wheat with modest shifts, oats held near initial levels, and provisions were easy. Chicago prices listed for No 2 red wheat and various corn and oats bids, with lard ribs and bellies also noted.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Sac
Mirrow Imits
Corn. Com
Eigrs
Hessian Fly Stamp Out Of Wheat Fields In Iowa Town
In Titowal, Iowa, authorities report the Hessian fly is nearly stamped out in wheat. Agricultural officials say inspection over the last two weeks shows minimal infestation, making station establishment unlikely. Prices for wheat and rye in New York markets are listed with Dec and Mar futures at firm levels.
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New York
Ames
Towa
de St.407
Jasper county stock shippers receive largest refunds
Neston Louisiana August 18 AP Jasper county livestock shippers sent more stock to a cooperative buyers in Chicago than any other county in the state last year. County Agent Ray Latlin reports a total of three cars shipped with farmers receiving refunds of about 2 percent in commissions from nine cooperative associations.
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Neston
Jasper County Livestock Shippe
Ca-aerative
Avestock Commission Company
Chicaga
Ray Latlin
Slow Trade Carries Hogs Down Steer Bidding Sluggish
Chicago and Minneapolis market notes show hog prices slipping as receipts rise and demand softens. Hog trading remained slow with prices drifting lower and buyers cautious, while cattle and sheep volumes faced muted demand and mixed bids across feeders and packers. Major firms and regional buyers weighed lean hogs against ready-to-market hogs, with fluctuations shaping the day's tone.
Rigged Livestock Prices Fade as Receipts Rise at St Paul
At St Paul Livestock Aug 13, receipts show 2,500 cattle and 2,660 calves with grass fat steers and yearlings down to 5.50 to 7.75, cows 4.00 to 5.00, heifers 4.50 to 25.75, cows and bulls varied. Hogs slow, averages lower. top around 13.10, sows scarce, feeders 12.38. Sheep active with lambs 13.25 to 14.25, ewes 5.00 to 7.00. Peoria hogs and cattle also noted with mixed prices and steady to lower trends.
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Associated Press
Chleago
Helfers
Omana
Wwen
South
Traul, Sunn
Peoria
Chicago
Theat
BC Ieee
CHANGE ADVANCES AFTER BRIEF HALT
Stock market opened with strong buying as railroad and equipment issues led gains. Kansas City Southern rose on merger hopes and Norfolk & Western hit a new 1925 high. American Car & Foundry and General Electric among leaders. Industrials moved higher while some names like Airbrake eased. short interest grew in high priced issues.
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Southwestern
Norfolk & Western
American Car & Foundry
Mack Trucks
General Electric
International Harvester
Westinghouse
Huila
Fiour Siles Vorkey
Allied Chemical & Dye - American
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American Sugar
American Tel & Tel
American Tobacco
American Water Works
American Woolen
Anaconda Copper
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore ‘& Chice
Bethlehem Steel
California Petroleum
Canadia Pacific Centra
Cerro de Pasco
Chandler Motor
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago-Mil
St. Paul Pid
Chicago
Pacific Coca Cola
Colorado Fuel
Congoleum
Consolidated G. Corn Products
Crucibie Steel
Cuba
Davison Chemical
Dodge Bros
du Pont de Nemours
Electric
Brie
General Asphalt
General Motors
Great Northern
Gulf States Streat
Hudson Motors
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Kelly-Springfeld
Kennecott Copper
Lehigh Valley
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Seaboard of
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Montsomers-Wardational
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Givectarss
Ug- Me
United States
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Charley Walner
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Tile Darby
Grace Grier
Walker
Magele Culver
Cedar Rapids
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Woodtien
George Wheeler
M. F. Drilling
Gan
John
Colorado
Wyaomin
Anna Harmmond
Cedar Ramia
Cionds
Clif Boyles
Center Point
Nettie Darland
Wil Porter
Urleans
North Dakota
S. J. Hacker
Minnesota
Culver Familias
Ple Culvers Farm
Sarah Culver Berrs
D. T. Tipe
Jonvitne
Dunkerton
Sinclair Con
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Southern Pacific Sonthem
Texas
Er Tests & Pacific
Tobacco
Trangeant
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S. Castor
Viper f. S._Ind
Alcohol
Rubberee
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Willys-Overland Woolworth
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Water loo Markets Grain and Livestock Report
Waterloo markets report grain from Waterloo Mills to Waterloo Markets at 1 p.m. today plus east St. Louis livestock figures. Cattle receipts 7,500 with steady cattle values and light demand. hogs mixed with good packers and prime hogs bidding around 9. Butcher and feeder prices shown. sheep light bidding with some sales. Butter, potatoes, and poultry prices listed from multiple plants. local notices note residents visiting and housework assistance in Waterloo.
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Crystal Patent
Sinnard
West
Waterloo
Cn-op
Rath Packing Co
AML
Bath
Barclay & On
Cohn Bros
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts Reported.
Chicago and New York produce prices listed for butter eggs cheese and poultry with receipts and quality notes. Butter at Chicago creamery extras and firsts quoted. eggs at Chicago miscel laneous and firsts. cheese varieties including twins and long horns. poultry prices for turkeys chickens ducks roosters and broilers. Cotton and potatoes also noted with regional price shifts and commodity receipts.
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Chicago
New York
Finn
Americas
Hennery
Pacific Coast
St. Louis
Consolidated school opens with new staff in Aug
Olesya UK Le announces a consolidated school opening on August 1 with a cadre of teachers led by Stuart Hamer as superintendent and Joy Lichty as principal. The article lists multiple staff assignments across subjects and grades and details surrounding local visitors, gatherings, and community notices in Hooversville and Cedar Falls.
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Olesya UK
Sondas
Stuart Hamer
Joy G. Lichty
Erickson
G. Donath
Sarah Pollocis
Grace W. Kane
Edne Iu. Saylor
A. Leone Kough
Iu Miter
Ryu Bell
Omaha Gratin Wheat and Livestock Prices Aug 18
Wheat prices in Omaha include No 1d at $1.69 1.542 No 2 hard $1.61 No 3 mixed $1.39. Silze and other varieties listed. In St Joseph hog prices top $12.3. cattle receipts 3,000 with steers $7.50 to $14.00, cows and heifers $3.25 to $12.00, calves $5.50 to $12.00, stockers and feeders $5.25 to $7.75.
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Omaha Gratin
Qniaha
Neb
Hite
ST. Joseph
St Joseph
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