Farmers stay hopeful on corn prospects despite late frost fears
In Topelita and Independence area reports from Aug 72 describe farmers optimistic about a workable corn crop despite frost risks. Farmers test silage with soybeans and alfalfa, plan stands, note canning factors starting Sept 1, and credit cautious yields versus last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topelita
Tolka
J. P. Snelling
Bince
Test Association
Dankers
John Webber
Providence
Nelson
Buchanan
Tie
M. YT
Aelser
Town State College
Tinker
Board of Trade
Tansy Prediet
Sunflowers For Poultry Feed At Belangef Frasier Rase
Sunflower festival on Gran Along the Toad shows two acres of sunflowers with plans for silage and toppling as ripening. Probable Frasier will win about 1 000 hens using same method as western and eastern farms. Sugar market notes from New York dated Aug 22 show refined sugar unchanged at 4.5 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frasier
Farmers Questions and Comments Addressed to Folster Farm Dept
Communications to the Folster Farm Department in Waterloo Iowa are directed via the Waterloo Evening Courier. Readers can reach the office by telephone at 5100 for inquiries and comments on agricultural matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Iowa
Marketet
Folster Farm Department
U S Studies Chilling Tomatoes For Ripening
Washington reports U S Department of Agriculture findings on chilling tomatoes. Experiments show exposed fruit just above freezing can stay green and not harmed if kept under five days, and brief cooling below freezing may not injure if no freeze occurs. A circular is available from the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
United States Department of Agriculture
Tomaes
Washington
Soybean Thresher Featured at National Meet
Ames Iowa Aug 22 Special A soybean thresher showing a new method to replace the binding bead on a grain blade r with easy sack filling will headline the soybean machinery exhibit at the ninth annual meeting of the National Soybean Growers association at Iowa State College Aug 30. J C Wonlay head of agricultural engineering at Ames University will supervise the public display and demonstrations cover planting cultivation harvesting threshing and disposal of the crop using Iowa experiment station data. Prominent speakers will discuss the growing soybean oil industry led by J C Bradley manager of Chicago Heights Oil Manufacturing Company. Rooms and supper reservations for Aug 23 may be arranged with Prof H D Hug Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Sobean Growers’ Association
Inwa State College
J. C. Wonlay
Anssours University
Iowa State College
Tng
Iewa
J. C. Bradley
Chicago Heights Oil Manufacturing Company
H. D. Hug Ames
Plans for Iowa accredited hatcheries outlined by baby chick group
Ames Aug 32 Special Plans are under way to create a system of accredited hatcheries in Iowa modeled after programs in Wisconsin and Indiana. A committee chosen at the International Baby Chick association meeting in Chicago will draft the plan, with aims to ensure quality, proper branding, and guaranteed products from accredited hatcheries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames, Jr
Towa
Wisconsin
Alindy
Iowa
Nangas
H. A. Bittenbander
Poultry Husbandry
Iowa Strate College
International Baby
Chick Association
Chicago
EL TL
Rucker
Ottumwa
Grinnall
A. A. TL
Ward
Independ
Jenne
Macy
Amos
H. A. Willenbendar
Burt L
Franca
Emmetsburg
Failtee
Will Oleet
Ames
Trey Main
Salem
Veterinary meet opens with dry clinics in Ames
The Veterinary Medical Association convention at Iowa State College features an open clinic and demonstrations. Dean G H Stange of the veterinary division planned the program with Des Moines Chamber and Dr H E Penis as local arrangements chairman. About 1,500 veterinarians are expected in the Des Moines and Ames area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesda
Aug
Shel Eaton
Des Meinas
Iowa State College
Booth Tarkington
Wich
Ausa
Ames
Dean G. H. Stange
Veterinary Disiaion
Iowa State Enilere
Association
Des Moines Chamber of Commerce
H. E. Penis
Nashua Fair Draws Big Crowd Despite Rain
Nashua fair attendees from Uremer, Butler, Floyd, and Chickasaw counties crowded grandstands and grounds for entertainment and exhibits. Rain dampened events, but organizers expect a larger turnout today as threshing finishes delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NASA Ta
Awe
Bem
Fran Uremer
Butler
Floyd
Chickasaw
Pioneer Cow Testing picnic plans delayed by threshing
Pioneer Cow Testing association members still hope to hold their annual picnic before fall work begins but a definite date is not set. The event will likely occur in September after threshing is completed and may be scheduled on a Saturday to fit children’s attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altha
Pioneer Cow Test Association
Local Notes on Visitors and Travels Across States
Weber traveled to Verona North Carolina this week on business. Rev John Mayer is visiting in Minnesota this week. Miss Genevieve Gales from Waterloo visited relatives here this week. Mr and Mrs Tom Pint returned Monday from two months with relatives in New Mexico and Colorado. Miss Heatrica B Schares spent seven days here with her aunt Mrs J Kaseht Waterloo. Margaret Secheer of Sioux Falls is spending several weeks with relatives. Gilbertville August 5 and other scattered references to relatives appear in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam
Taney Iin
Wis
Hhey
Mra
August Scheelharn
Herman Priew
Henry Zander
Agi
Walter Schulta
Bremer
Arles McCumber Humen
Br. Love
Bart Brown
Tanwelle Waters
Cedar Falls
iMra
Albert Sweitzer
Waterloo
Joan Arthur
Vome
Henky Elgring
St. John's
Luther Church
C. G. J Hankiennor
Tloward William
Mi Aga J
Jordan
Vinton
Grant McKeown
Carl Bierman
Wie
Ngogng
Herman Krueger
Crown
Fred Bucholz
Plent
Bucholz
Wits
Liiei
Siegel
Buchelz
Sng
Frederick W. ‘Pegtmeter Aled
Hoursen
Germany
Chicago
Helene Henningsmeier
Aclington Heights
Elk Grove
Bremer County
Stegel
Tripoli
Tegtmeist
Ufe
Mia
August Winzenburg
Otto Kuethe
Schipp
Vivinit
Ars
Henry Weber
Ivy Hopsenworth
Fues
St John's Lutheran Church
St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery
C. G. Hankammer
Arthur Schrooles
Henry Woestendorf
Walter Barnes
Hawkeye
Prediemueger
Pest
Hankanymrer
Morin
Hinkamaner
Lowe Thruttig West
Charlotte
Hou
Thormany
Feil
Waverly
Mina Bee Bronson
Prius
Inora Merier
Mersurat
Spond Ud
Vwf
Limite
Mary Hhartson
Lovin Seulenich
Raymond Ducker
Prancis Hospital
Marietta
Br Krieger and Family
Oregon
Suyday Aid
Peracid Maevsday
Aga OM
Ssayageer Warker Wieste- Merton Dt
Gt Bis
Anal Awe Haces Frank
Weels
Anna
Wait
Goodenbour
Macle Poolin
Charles Cl
Alfred
Goadenbour
Witla
Andre Kasephier Samper
H Bahr
Meo
Poa
Sehwemm
Anna Westenforf
Tonver
Henry Moehring
Strawberry Point
Ty Senon
Una
Rimmer Suitlebeam
Kenneth
Thamas Littlebeam
Mildred McMilan
Fred Warneke
Amanda Hagen
Ernes
Aren Mie
Ed Selek
Tom
Will Garland
Walter
Albert
Robert Weberking
Westgate
Joho Wamer
Weber
Verona
N. C
John Mayer
Minnesota
Genevieve Gales
Tom Pint
New Mexico
Colorado
Heatrica B. Schares
J. Kaseht
M. Margaret Secheer
Sioux Falls
Radio Programs Schedule for Saturday August Twenty Second
A compiled list of radio stations and programs across Chicago and other cities. Includes concerts, orchestras, talks, dances, and children’s segments with times and station call letters such as WSB WMAQ WLS KYW WTAM WEAF WIZ KGO KPO WHAS and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Digest
Associated Presa
WSB
Atlant Journal
WMAQ
Chicago News
Brehest Boys
Chicago
Orchestra
WTAM
Cleveland
Ange
WSAT
Cincinnati
Timom
WEB
WRAV
Columbus
WEAN
Ballas
Mildlerss
WDC
Davenport
Detroit News
Bank
Detroit Cree Press
City Star
School of the Is
Whs
Msae Wty Tintty
Mikty School
Maishals
Mealing Sereines
Los Angeles
Kas
Courier Journal
Louisville Times
WGI
Medford
WAC
Memphis
ATOAW
Omaha
Mer Pragsim
INRO
Ottawa
KDEA
Pittsburgh
Ira Providence
KPO
San Francisos
Orchestre Wgy
Schenectanty
WE2
Springheid
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Washington
WAP
Wand Orchestra
Iona City
KPNV
Shenandoai
New York and Chicago Market Prices for Corn and Dairy
August 22 reports show corn and dairy prices with weak butter and cheese values. Butter extra and firsts quoted at 37 to 31 cents. cheese varieties range 17 to 20 cents. poultry and eggs priced with steady live fowl and turkey figures. Kansas City notes butter fat higher at 28 cents with other produce unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Americas
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Kansas City
Prices on Board Revive But Slump Persists Across Grains
Chicago commodity markets show sharp price retreats across corn wheat and oats as hot weather and selling pressure push contracts lower. Wheat briefly rallies on speculative buying but finishes with net losses. corn falls from early highs to multi-day lows with December corn around 1.08 to 1.11. Trading headlines from Chicago New York Kansas City Minneapolis reflect mixed signals and ongoing weakness in grain values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Corm
Kansas City Livestock and New York Market Notes
Kansas City reports feedlot and hog prices with calves and stockers steady to firm. Hogs show limited sales and price weakness around 9.65 while sow and stock pig prices hold. Also brief New York cotton and coffee market openings with October cotton at 25.76 cents and Rio coffee at 16 7/8 to 16 1/2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oofrize
New York
Santos
Hogs Steady to Higher as Cattle Also Strong in Market
Chicago market report shows hogs steady to higher with receipts around 26 000. Top hog price near 10 25, lightweights and sows improving while heavier hogs track 9 65 to 10 20. Cattle receipts about 5 000 with steady to strong demand, yearlings at 10 65, heavy steers around 10 50, veal and bulls steady to firm. Sheep receipts 12 000 with lambs and ewes fairly steady and values holding in mid teens for native fat lambs and breeding ewes up to 26.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Texas Wethers
Associated Press
Chicago
Omana
Neb
Muus
South St. Paul
Catile
West
Bologna
Culves
Wwe
Sioux City Livestock Market Reports Mixed Receipts
Receipts at Sioux City show hogs at 14 000 with steady to 20c lower prices and top near 9.75. Cattle listings include fat steers and yearlings around 3.50 to 6.25, heifers 2.00 to 5.50, and feeders 5.20 to 7.80 with stockers sparse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
EAST
St Paul Livestock Market Reports Steady Hogs and Cattle
Market notes from St Paul and East St Louis show steady to firm cattle and hog prices. Receipts include 9 200 steers and yearlings with top steers around 8 75 and hogs steady, 5 60 to 9 70, plus 600 sheep and 7 000 hogs at East St Louis with similar tone. Representative sales listed by Samoon Bros. & Co. and H A Morey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samoon Bros. & To
Marsh-Place
H. A. Morey
Stock Exchange Trends Uneven On Profit Taking
New York August 22 profit taking shaved opening prices as stiffer money rates unsettled stocks. International Telephone and United States Cast Iron Pipe rose to yearly highs while Enterboro Rapid Transit and Colorado Fuel fell sharply. rails and chemicals slipped before utilities recovered some strength. Nash Motors hit 27, with American Waterworks and other utilities advancing. U S Steel eased to 109.44 as the market drifted amid heavy final sales and mixed foreign exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated P’ress
New York
International Telephone
United States
Pan-Amercan
Enterboro Rapid Transit
Colorado
Allied Chemical
Great Western Sugar
Missouri Pacific Preferred
American Can
American Waterworks
West Pennsylvania Power
Ohio Fuel
Nash Motors
Baldwin
General Electric
Allis Chalmers
Colorado Fuel
Interboro
Allied
American Agricultural Chemical
Pointe
United States Steel
Call Money
Allied Chemical & BD
American Car & American International American Locomotive
American Smelting
American Sugar
American Tal
American Tobacco
American Woolen
Amer
Zing, Lead & Smelt. Co
Anaconda Copper
Atchison
Colorado Fuel & Iron & Northwestern
Chicago
St. Paul, Pid
Chile Copper
Coca Cob Davison Chemical
du Pont de Nemours
Kennecott Copper
Louisville & Nashville
Mariané Oil
Bite
Maxwell Motors
Middle States
Missouri, Kan
Tex
Missouri Pacific
Als National Lead
New Orleans
New York Central
Pan American Petroleum F
Pennsylvania —S
Studebaker Corporatio
Texas Co
Texas & Pacific Tobacco Products
Transcontinental
OIF
Union
Pacific
Cerro de Pasco
Chandler Motors
Chesapeake & Ohi Republic Iron & Steel Reynolds Tobacco
Maynard and area notes from August report
Maynard and surrounding mentions include residents visiting relatives in Des Moines and Sumner, a Randalla car theft and stripping, social gatherings of Eastern Stars and Masons, depots and trains, a motor trip by Charles Clark, several visits among families, a funeral for Austin Hall, and regional market notes from Waterloo and Chicago with price quotes for butter, potatoes, and bonds. The London population comparison to Australia is also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Albert Wamke
Des Moines
B. F. Wamke
Randalla
A. H. Miche
Oscar Miche, Ariington
John Meyer
West Union
New Court House
Eastern Stars and Masons
Charles Clark
Aaron Shiggel
Independence
John Miehe
Sumner
Simon Harrison
Henry Miehe
Mt. Auburn
Albert Ponsar
Carleton Evans
John Merer O
AL W. Parsons
Cedar Rapids
Austin Hall
Grinnell Men Lead in Town Tennis Circles
Grinnell, Ia August 22 Grinnell players Hubert H Lewis Harold L Beyer B J Carney and Dr P E Somers led the state tennis tourney efforts. Noted Grinnell alumni and affiliates such as Sam ers Beyer Somers Shanell Ed Pottle Joe Van Ginkel Vernon Blank Harris Coggeshall and Harry Coggeshall contributed to a strong Grinnell presence with rising undergraduates Al Nicolett Ralph Brody and West Stotts among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
Hubert — H. Lewis
Harold L. Beyer
B. J. Carney
P. E. Somers
Iowa
Samers
Beyer
Wakonda
Beyers
Somers
Shanell
Grinnell College
Ed Pottle
Grinnell i
Joe van Ginkel
Vernon Blank
Istate Association
al Nicolett
Ralph Brody
West
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Frasier Raise
New Yorks
U.S
Yodarpreetia
Texas
Basis
Sgt Laz
Nashua Fair
Myesteck
Pig Club
Keyser & Kinger
Whitten
M. E. Bent
Nashua
Jon Wardilleh & Son
Tirsselt
J. J. Wylim & Son
Plainfield
Fioral Hall
Gilbertville
Ate. i
Cork
Harley
York
Guam
Kansas
Gran
Siegen
Minneapolis
Minn
Corror
Down & Fents
Omaha Livestock
ST. Paul Livestock
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Poland
Poland, .19%¢; Czecho-Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Austria
Roumania
Argergina
Toklo
Montreal
Rath Packing Co
Fia Ichi
Wein Tie
Swift & Co
Missouri
Nebraska
New Jersey
Virginia
London
Austalia
Town Net
Iowa Tank & Silo Co
Waterlon
Logan Ave
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