Jesup wins judging contest at Buchanan Fair
Three Jesup school boys led a six-team livestock judging contest on the second day of the Buchanan county fair in Independence Iowa. The winners, Raymond Harrington Charles Harrington and William Demuth, scored 1649 of 1800 points. Homer township placed second with 1630 points led by Anthony Thedens Harold Kant and John Wilson. Notre Dame high school finished third with 1470 points.
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Jesup
Buchanan County
Romer
Raymond
Charles Harrington
William Demuth
Hlomer Township
Anthony Thellens
Harold Kant
John Wilson
Homer Township
Homer
Notre Dame School
Leo Sullivan
Lawrence McDonald
Francis Merkle
Notre Dame
Anthony Thedens
Minn
Altho Homer Township
Donald Sorenson
Garden -Garrson
William. Demuth
J C W. McDonald
Iowa Extension
Service
Poland
Chester
Liberty
Guernsey
Donald
Karl Johnson
Fesup
W. EH. Brown
Waterloo
A. TS. Walker
Dysart
W. B. Robinson & Sons
Masonville
C. ‘T. Meythaler
Wallis
Robinson Brothers
Mason
Manchester
Berkshire
M. D. Sland
Center Point
Brown
Grandon
A. A. Grandon
W. H. Brown
Rowley
W. A. Sloan
W. We. Mier
China
C. \. Juaurer
Bert Sullivan
L. Primson
Charles Kivell
John Levi
Farm Women win first prize at Black Hawk county exhibit
Cedar Falls Aug 22 Waterloo Township Farm Bureau women won first prize in a county exhibit of materials from farm women across Black Hawk townships. Fifteen townships advance to Des Moines for state competition while Washington township placed second Barclay third. The display highlights home management, equipment, and the Half Acre Kitchen concept plus a film like reel story of real women and county project work prepared by Miss Elizabeth Madson. Mrs George DeBower notes nutrition as key, stressing balanced meals and sugar limits amid broader farm family health discussions.
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Cedar Falls
Waterloo Township Farm Bureau
Black Hawk County
Tits Booth
Iowa State Air
Waterloo
Des Moines
Washington
Washington Township
Barclay
En Caine
Iowa State Teachers College
Waterloo Township
A.booth
Waterton Township
Organization of Agriculture
Elizabeth Madson
Alison
George DeBower
Farm Bureau
DeBower
Margaret Baler
Ames
United States
Newton Girls Work at County Fair Exhibit
Idle Not Sawing club of Newton township met at Fanny Butterfield’s home on Friday afternoon August 17. They selected garments to be exhibited at this week’s county fair session and expressed pride in the fine work and completed exhibits.
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Quasquaton
Newton Township
Fanny Butterfield
Jubiles Community Club Postpones Meeting to Sept 13
In Jesup Georgia on August 22 the Jubiles Community club announces a rescheduled meeting for September 13 instead of August 29. The event will be at Mrs R Bewarden’s home. Miss Elizabeth Hudson home demonstration agent will present a lesson on thinking of fancy stitches.
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Jubiles Community Club
Aus
R. Bewarden
Elizabeth Hudson
Farm exhibit and poultry show update in floral hall
A town farm display from Farm Bureau the Town State college exhibit in floral hall features crop samples and project work while a poultry show draws a small crowd. Jude Ing tracks a growing number of entries as regional weather and crop conditions are noted with moisture affecting corn prospects and grain quality across central counties.
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Farm Bureau
Town State College
Floral Hall
Jude Ing
North Central
Sweet Potatoes and Pears Rise on American Tables
AP reports weekly fruit and vegetable review shows sweet potatoes and pears replacing cantaloupes and peaches in U S markets. Cabbage lettuce and celery shipments rise while tomato shipments dip. Onions move well and watermelons, mangled by misspellings, show strong shipments from Missouri and California.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Aux
Weekly Review of
Bureau of Cagricatural Economics
U. S. Department
Agriculture
Virginia
California
Corn Development Reported Variable for Entire State
An uneven distribution of rain affects corn development across the state, with reports noting a generally variable growth pattern. In Chickasaw County 350 cattle were tested for tuberculosis by H. X. Strader, filleting disease control. The Fredericksburg area saw testing and farmer relief, while other notes mention visitors and revival services in local towns.
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New Hampton
Chickasaw County
H. X. Strader
Fredericksburg
Fall cattle and sheep outlook by state figures
The Agriculture Department estimates fall cattle and sheep supplies by state. Arizona about 110000 cattle. California similar to last year. Colorado about five percent heavier. Kansas roughly 900000 cattle with 650000 Aug 2–Oct 31 movement. Montana 166000 cattle. Nebraska 350000. Nevada 90000. New Mexico 144000. North Dakota 96 percent of last year. Oklahoma about 668000. Oregon 269000. Texas fat cattle 79 percent of last year. Utah 138000. Wyoming 226000. Sheep and lambs: Arizona 200000 lambs. Montana 720000 last year. Nevada 592006 total sheep and lambs. New Mexico 63000 sheep. Texas fat sheep 81 percent of last year. Utah 990000 total. Wyoming 820000 sheep and lambs. Columns note significant regional shifts and shifts in lamb movement.
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Denver
Colo
United States Department of Agriculture
Arizona
California
Colorado
Kansas
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Osage
Oregon
Texas
Utah
Wyoming
Liverpool prices give local boost in wheat market
Early trading showed gains in wheat and corn as prices rose in Liverpool influenced by weather and demand. later activity cooled with declines near previous levels. Provisions slipped. cash market showed firm starts then eased. Market across Canada and the Atlantic faced mixed signals amid weather forecasts and demand shifts.
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Grain and Provisions Market Report with Mixed Quotes
Chitose grain and provisions notes show various wheat prices for No 2 and No 1 hard classes, with mixed moves in corn and oats. Regional summaries from Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Peoria, Kansas City, and Omaha cite receipts and price ranges, alongside foreign exchange and Liberty Bond references.
Hogs and Cattle Prices Rise in Mixed Auction Report
The market summary shows hogs 10 cents higher with loads over 13 dollars, cattle receipts around 18,000 and steers above 13.00, with numerous load lots and varying weights. Prices highlight bulk hogs 8.95 to 9.00, top cattle over 13.00, and diverse dairy and sheep movements across Kansas City and St Louis markets.
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Earry
Dalking
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Kansas City
New York
Surar Kansansity
Culias
Lamson
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Ehicaga
Terres
Alous City
Idera
Hoeller
Stange
Produce Prices Across New York And Chicago Today
New York and Chicago markets report butter, creamery varieties, and other dairy products with varied pricing. Includes listings for milk, cheese, eggs, and poultry. notes shipments, receipts, and grade distinctions across multiple outfits and markets. Prices show modest fluctuations with averages and specials highlighted for New Americas brands and regional producers.
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New York
Chicago
Wisconsin
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