Bremer County Boosters Host Southern Iowa Dairy Tour
A large crowd gathered in Tripoli Aug 21 as Bremer County farmers hosted 13 visitors from southern Iowa to inspect dairying operations. The itinerary covered Waverly Plainfield Tripoli Readlyn and nearby farms with tours of creameries and dairies.
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Bremer County
Owa
Tripoli
T Lep
Iowa
Lip. m
Bremer
Bremer Coning
Lown
Lee County
Robert H. Engle
Engle
van DerVeer
Jonda
van der Veer
Carl Kuethe
Waverly
J. J. Lyons & Sons
Plainfield
Ardshires
F. A. Chester & Sons
J. Wylam & Son
H. Ji
Denver Creamery
Botter
W. RB. Levelend
Janesville
Benton County Fair Opens with Strong Attendance and Parades
The Benton County fair drew more visitors than expected as rain extended the event by a day. A Ku Klux Klan parade is planned after tomorrow's program and 50 race horses contributed to the livestock show. Officials report 14 baby beef entries shipped to Des Moines for the Town State fair next week.
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Benton County Fair
Ku Klux Klan
Des Moines
Beyton
Farm Bureau
Farmers Questions and Comments Invited
Ackinese communications to Editor, Farm Department, Waterloo Evening Charter. Wa letiso, Sons. Phone 5100.
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Ackinese Communications
Waterloo Evening Charter
Waletiso, Sons
Jersey Club to Offer Extensive Programs at Cattle Congress
The Dairy Cattle Congress and American Jersey Cattle Club announce a major exhibit at the annual exposition. A large tent near last year’s display will host ten high producing cows, a butter demonstration, and lunch offerings. Notable animals include Raleigh’s Terung Mewe and Gambore’s Eminent Bird, with breeding profits and equipment displays planned. Evening pictures will be shown and Jerseys arranged for viewing on September 23 and 24, with a buffet luncheon on the 24th and various dairymen devices on display.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
American Jersey Cattle Club
Breed Association
Lawn
Amsarican Jersey Cattle Club
E. Sherman
Charles City
Raleigh
Terung Mewe
Wilk Tiv Gambore
Wag
Lyman Campbell
Jesup
Buehdian Counacy Test Association
Cher Lab
Jefferson Girls Win County Demonstration Trophy at Fair
West Union Iowa August competition featured Zelme Kounkle Bernice Fay Celweth leading Jefferson township to the county championship and silver cup from Fayette County Farms bureau. Other towns placed in canning and clothing contests with Scott Smithfield Windsor Fremont Center and Putnam earning top spots. A Jefferson trip to the state fair is anticipated for the winning team.
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West Union
Zelme Kounkle
Bernice Fay
Celweth
Fayette
Alize Paul
Arlington
Madge Miller
Mabel Henn
Hawkere
Windsor Township
Canning
Mildred Cummings
Harriet Schmitt
Maynard
Harlan Township
Irene Johnston
Doris Anderson
Putnam Township
Fremont Township
Minrada Cross
Keona Krammer
Westgate
Jinnette Johnson
Una Campbell
Center Township
Jefferson
Harlam
Putnam
Scott and
Smithfield
Windsor
Fremont
Center
Iowa
Scott
Scott Township
Scott Ziris
Iona State Fair
Marsh Guernseys Shipped to Iowa Fair Yesterday
The W W Marsh show herd of Guernseys was shipped from here yesterday to Des Moines for the Iowa state fair showring next week. Thirteen head start the circuit with P I Jones as manager and Dim Tee as showman in charge.
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W.W. Marsh
Des Moines
Iowa
Grundy County youths promote state fair calf set
Grundy Center youths send fifteen calves to the Iowa State Fair with Shorthorns Angus and Herefords listed by club members. Boys act as ushers at the fair while Ada Hanisch earns the club paper editor role and a week as a fair guest. Vera Farris scores highest on a health exam among Benton county club girls.
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Iowa
Grundy's
Vera Farris
Grundy Center
Grundy Ecumu Janior Club
Jawa
Angua
Carro Plager
State Fair Management
Fair Management
Gole
Grundy County
Tucker
Dicken
Holland
Max Whitney
Stoul
Harlan Hayek
Dike
Guy Hasbrouck
Edwin King
Vernon Miller
Francis Brissley
Balland Coulter
Conrad
Ada Hanisch
F. D. 5S
Washington Township
Des Moines
H. Club News
Ada Psl
Ada
Vinton
Benton County
Virginia Gay Hospital
Vernig
William Farris
Qcewlay Township
Vera
Lover of Lovet
Gent Creek
Hogs and Cattle Prices Move Higher in Early Auction
Chicago sales report shows hogs up 5 to 10 cents on average demand strong with top at 10.25 and certain weights pushing around 9 to 10 dollars. Cattle receipts about 19,000 with yearlings and steers firm to 25 cents higher and some loads at 11.25 for yearlings. stockers and feeders in narrow demand with packs bidding up to 13.50 on vealier stock. Subep lambs active and steady, sheep weaker by 50 cents.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Nebraska
Sree Wey
Cbs
Livestock and market summaries from multiple city exchanges
Receipts listed for cattle hogs and sheep across Sioux City and South St. Paul exchanges with prices mixed higher for hogs and steady to higher for cattle calves and sheep. Notable figures include top cattle yearlings around 310.00 and hogs near 9.70 to 9.90 per cwt with packers paying up to 9.85. Market activity ranged from slow to active across regions, with varied prices for cows, heifers, calves, and stockers.
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Sioux City
Tony Thedens Wins with Shorthorn at Buchanan Co Fair
Tony Thedens of Homer township captured top honors in the baby beef club show at the Buchanan county fair with a white Shorthorn. J A Wallis of Durango won senior and grand champion in the Guernsey show, with Wallis taking 2 of 15 firsts across 14 classes. Overall livestock exhibits were lighter than usual as thinning fair attendance and ongoing threshing were noted.
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Tony Thedens
Buchanan Co. Fair
Ta. Ave
Chuernsey
Buchanan County Fair
J. Alien Wallis
Durango
J. A. Batterlee
M. J. Joyce
R. A. Nelson
Independence
Guernsey
Wallis
Homer Township
Prof
Helser
Iowa
Stratecollege
Heiser
Tony
Lows State Fair
Ralph Zympher
Cong
Ansus
Blereford
George Phedens
Homer
Shorthorn Heiser
Edward Weatherby
Liberty
Arthur Kréss
Cono
Buchanan Club
Chicago
Fred French
Poland
H. F. McCalley & Sons
Marion
Dewey Brothers
Janesville
NcCaffree & Fortney
Hampshires
Will la
Wheat Follows but Rises Yet Markets Show Mixed Wheat Corn
Chicago cash and futures show wheat trading higher at times then retreating as heat waves push corn lower. Wheat near 1.29 to 1.31 a bushel with mixed delays and declines. oats weaken with corn. Prices from Chicago New York Kansas City Minneapolis and Omaha reflect steady to soft tones across grains and provisions.
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Associated Preas
Chicago
Corm
Harish
Rural Reflections on Health and Comfort in August
August weather prompts advice on outdoor exercise and light clothing. The column favors dark clothes for heat control, old shutters during storms, and brief rests amid chores. It endorses salads for health and taste and urges a light diet to accompany warm days.
Prize Winners for Ford Day Announced
Ford Day ended with visitors returning home satisfied. Winners include Ralph Stokes Waterloo for worst looking Ford and Alice Miller Franklin Street for best ineking lady driver. Other awards go to Cameron Eastart family, Charles Ritz Mason City, Jake dieplayed Cedar Rapids, Tretia McCayick Fourth Street West, Mose Powden Van Buren for biggest road in Ford, Nelson Gurdy Waterloo for noistest Foard, Miss Clara Raffie Webster Street for best decorated Ford. A large street dance followed along Park Avenue East with a warm welcome and full entertainment attendance.
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Ford
Lizzie
Ralph Stokes
Waterloo
Royentzer
Irving Street
Warmest day in weeks with rising heat and humidity
Waterloo posted its warmest day in more than two weeks as afternoon temperatures neared 90 degrees. High humidity made the heat feel stronger while overcast skies gave way to sun by late morning. A possible thunderstorm was forecast for this evening and cooler, fair weather tomorrow.
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Waterloo
East St Louis Livestock Market Report Highlights
Receipts at East St. Louis show hogs up to 2090 head with higher prices, cattle at 2000 head with loads from Oklahoma fed steers, and sheep receipts of 1500 with steady to strong packer demand. Top packer bids range around 11.00 to 11.50 for bulls and 12.50 for heavy sheep. slaughter and grading details noted. Wheat market in New York shows domestic and imported prices firm with slight basis shifts.
Omaha Livestock Prices Rise at Hemphill Market Aid
Omaha Neb August 21 hog receipts 9 500 with higher bids for 160 to 180 and 210 to 300 pound hogs top at 9 75 sows 5 50 to 8 75 cattle receipts 3 200 steady to higher with vealers up to 9 50 range sheep receipts 11 066 lamb prices 12 50 to 14 00 with fat ewes about 6 74 cold markets steady to higher at New York prices for cattle futures open higher on October at 26 28 cents per pound and December 25 90 cents.
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Lamson Bros. & Con
Marsh-Place Eldg
Tee
WTA
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Neb
Butte
Cortex
New York
Januae le Pokots
Produce Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
New York reports butter gains with creamery extras and high grade dairy items. Eggs and cheese move firm with various grades listed. New York and Chicago markets show steady to higher tone across butter eggs cheese poultry and imports. Kansas City St Louis and other centers note mixed changes in eggs butter and produce.
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New York
Tréamary
Iomad Weg
Wisconsin
Americas
Pacific Coast
Kansas City
St. Louis
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