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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1925

Page

5

Jersey Cattle Picnic Draws Jersey Breeders to Charles City

Charles City hosts 120 visitors from across the area for a Town Jersey Cattle club picnic at the Sherman Jersey Farm. speakers include J M Sherman, W F Parrott, and Earl Weaver who discuss breed improvement, milk output, and Jersey island insights. Visitors viewed herd bulls Vive La France’s Darling Boy and other Sherman herd animals, with talks praising dairy progress and American dairy policy.

Charles City Jersey Jersey Drestlers J. M. Sherpian Sheriman Jersey Farm Hoe Sherman Jersey Farm Hills Farms Carlisle Ellis Mr. Ellis Sherman Dave Darrah Hart-Parr Tractor Company Walcome Jersey Island Earle Weaver Iowa State College Hurane Franklin County London Weaver Iowa Han Atlantic St. Heller Jersey Strod English Channel J. A. Perry Jerseys Holland Jrrseva Vive la France Oreron Vive la Beance Caid Darling Rateigh Toronto Brown Lady Little Jewell Middlewest Olga Pride of Laurchester Oregon Merryth Raleigh Turemo Sadie Torona Mildred Forone Heiter Torona Halefen Ross Smith John Martz J. W. Simonsen Sewari County Nahin Reais

Canadian dairy cattle fair to feature Halstein herd

Owners of Elgie iloletein farm Saurie St. Marie Ontario announce they will exhibit Halstein cattle at the Dairy Cattle Congress from September 28 to October 4. The High cattle were among the showy entries at the Canadian national oxktolr last week.

Saurie St. Marie Ontario Canada S. Stel Dairy Cattle Congress E Halstein

Rye Succeeds as Pasture in Fall

Extension service farm crops specialist Isrue F. G. Churchill notes rye makes a good fall pasture crop for livestock. Sow late August to early September with 6 to 8 pecks per acre, broadcast or with a drill, then plow under as green manure or cut for grain. Also fits into rotation with soybeans or Sudan grass.

Isya F. G. Churchill State Extension Service Black Hawk County Alfelfa Alialfa Towa

Dairy farms inspected as survey notes progress

Clarksville Indiana August 24 results of the state department of agriculture dairy farm inspection are being reviewed. Twenty five farms in the vicinity were white washed inside recently per a local survey. a Des Moines report by December 1 is expected detailing all inspection work.

Clarksville State Department of Agriculture Des Moines

Farmers Questions Endarnments Invited

Readers are invited to address communications to the Editor Farm Department Waterloo Evening Courier Waterloo Town Phone 35190 for inquiries or contributions related to farming topics.

Waterloo Evening Courier Waterloo, Town

Farm Nation's Problem Highlighted at Dairy Conference

Philadelphia August 24 The dairy trade conference at the University of Pennsylvania heard Dr Henry C Taylor former chief of the bureau of agricultural economics urge viewing agriculture for national welfare not just for priced food and raw materials. He warned against two unsatisfactory views the agrarian desire for maximum farm return and the city industry view of agriculture as cheap food. He proposed a middle road leading to prosperity and warned policy could be skewed by city interests without farmer welfare.

Philadelphia Dairy Trade Conference Hare University of Pennsylvania Henry C. Taslor Ehitef Bureau of Agricultural Economics United States Department of Agriculture Taylor Henry C. Wallace

Seven Rules for Fradicating T. B. in Poultry Flock

Tuberculosis is widespread in Iowa farm flocks with many samples testing positive. Eradication requires replacing the flock, culling symptomatic birds, cleaning facilities, improving air flow, disposing of dead birds, and replanting on uninfected ground. Early signs include lameness, weight loss, and progressive weakness with diarrhea in late stages.

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Benton County Hog Sanitation Results to be Shown

Nine Benton county farmers will present results from a hog sanitation project at four demonstration meetings on Sept 14 and 16. Dr. K. W. Stouder and Dr. L. Or Nuffington will interpret the findings showing how cleanliness raises litters, weight, and uniformity. Tentative schedule includes Horace Thompson near Garrison, R. H. Detrick near Vinton, Sim Rieke near Van Horne, and Herman Franzenbure near Keystone, with a Dewar meeting announced.

Vinton Benton County K. W. Stouder Iowa State College L. Or. Nuffington Cedar Rapids Horace Thompson Big Grove Garrison Detrick Eden Township Sim Rieke van Horne Herman Franzenbure Keystone

Grain Wheat Sharely Lower On Board

Wheat market on the Board of Trade eased despite mixed activity. September and December prices fluctuated with commissions buying September and selling December. Weather and a larger visible supply pressured wheat. corn and oats also trended weaker with limited trading.

Board of Trade Inter Amt Iice

Kansas City Livestock Market Reports Mixed. Receipts Decline

Kansas City and St Paul livestock listings show calves and hogs easing in price with heavy steer sales at about 22.00, veals weak, and stockers steady to higher. Sheep receipts strong with lambs declining slightly. cattle, hogs, and sheep markets measured by regional reports and average weights, with bidding softer for some lots and packer demand fluctuating.

Stocks Open Higher As Market Closes Displaying Gains

New York stock prices opened strong with broad buying support lifting leaders such as General Railway Signal over 5 points to a new high and Allied Chemical near 9942. Early gains narrowed on a brief pullback by bears but buying returned with utilities and metals buoyed. Dividend and merger rumors circulated while call money stood firm around 1 percent.

New York Hirge Genera St. Louis-Southwestern Illinois Minit Alfred Chemival Wiles Bilscale Nash United States Dieturs Public General Railway Chrysler Afelors Allied Chemical Chem. & Dye American Can Car & Poly American Locomotive Am. Sm American Sugar Tobacco Aus American Woolett Anaconda Copper Atchison Ath Coast Line Baldwin Loco Balt Ohio Rethlehent Steel California Pet Canadian Pac Cent Cerm Pasca Chandler Motor Chesapeake & Ohio Hic Nordhwestars To & Pane Coca Isseee Colorado Congoleum-Nairn Consolidated Gas Car Crucible Cuba Cane Davison Chem Dodge Bros du Pont de Nem Electric Pow. & Bt.t Erie Famous Players General Asphalt General Electric General Motor Northern States Steel Hudson Alors Hlinois Central Independent O. & G Int Frarvester Ringtelas Kennecott Copper Lehigh Valley Louisville & Wa Mack Truck Marland Oil Seatocared Oil Mid-Continent Pet, Afc Kan T Missouri Pac Montgomery Ward Nat. Biscuit York Central Wat N.Y. S.A HE Norislk & Western Nor. American Northern Pacific Pacifi Oil Pan. Amer. Pet Pennsyllvania Phila Rdg. C Phillips Pet Pure Oil Radio Corp Reading Rep Ir. & Reynolds Toch Stl San. Fran Seaboard Airliie - Sears-Roebuck Sincla Air Con OU Saee Matham Pacific Southern Railwandard Oil Vives Toh Standard Ownl Stewart-Warner Studebaker - Texas Co Texas & Tobacco Union Pacific U.S Stubber Pal Westinghouse Electric Wilys-Overland - Woolworth Chrysler

Hog and steer market split as hogs drop and steers rise

Chicago August 21 AP reports choked hog receipts at 31 000 with prices 25 to 26 cents lower from Saturday's levels. Light and slaughter pigs show declines of 25 to 40 cents, while heavier steers move sharply higher, with best fed steers around 14 75 to 14 50 and yearlings improving. Cattle receipts at 17 000 show similar strength in top weight cattle, but feeder and stocker classes remain uneven. Sheep receipts at 28 000 show fat lambs fairly active and feeder lambs steady with mixed western and native lots.

Renmin Lily AL Tle Fea Texas Wethers ST. Paul Minn Chicago Aus Hoge Therrr Asa Clareree Bea Huels Weilene Westinck Cay Etiaven Associated Press Umbertone ST. Louis Omaha Livestock Omaha Neb Waatfern

Produce Prices at Chicago and New York Marts New York

New York August 24 Butter creamery and extras rise amid varied grades. Dressed poultry and eggs show mixed receipts and prices. Cheese varies with new varieties. Flour prices listed for New York with patents and hard winter strains among futures.

Chicago New York Hennery Exis Chirnco Ao Younes Americas Inr- Lior Zee Ehlekens Reoeters Ihe Wease Ves Apie

Hay Receipts and Prices Steady Amid Mixed Demand

Washington Aug 24 hay receipts for week ending Aug 22 show demand active but not large, with prices mostly steady or higher in major markets. Canadian crop larger carryover and exports rising. Timothy, alfalfa, and good guides firm to higher, while crass and heating hay weak. Regional markets report variable receipts and firm to slightly higher prices, with notable strength in Timothy at several cities.

Washington D. C Dominion Bureau of Statistics Uuil Canada Boston Cincinnati Kansas City Central West Pacific Coast Whatisis City Dairies Omaha Nebraska Minneapolis St. Paul Timothy New York Kansas Beyer -St. Paul St. Louis Los Angeles San Francisco Tris Plemisets City Neapolis St.Paul

Omaha Livestock Prices and Markets Report

Omaha Nebraska livestock market report lists hogs receipts about 8,000 with mixed price ranges, cattle receipts around 17,000 and varied bids for steers yearlings and cows, and sheep receipts near 27,000 with lambs mostly lower. Foreign exchange quotes for major currencies follow.

Jesup Social Notes and Visits Fill Summer Schedule

In Jesup on August 24 Charles Marter rented the Harold Beach residence. Mrs. Catherine Caldwell and daughter Mary return from New York. Dr and Sir Frank Hersh visit F. S. Stoddard. A birth announced for Lloyd Frosh. Baptist church picnic at Parker's grove near Littleton. Various visitors arrive from Des Moines Chicago and Cleveland for family stays and teaching duties. An electric toaster is given as post nuptial gift at a Donaldson home gathering.

Jesup Charles Marter Harold Beach Catherine Caldwell Mary New York City Frank Hersh Ceder- Tranids F.S. Stoddard Lloyd Frosh The Baptist Church Parker's Grove Littleton Anna Zook Des Moines E. AV. Donaldson Charles Burrit Lloyd Babcock Odell Ruth Zook Pittsburgh F. R Place H. C. Place Cleveland Windom Minn Ruxton Ichicago George Hardwick Aliss Josephine Fuller Jefferson Airs J. Higstins Helen Adam Nienstadt Silas Sherman Higgins William Horton and Son Bits E. W. Doneldson Moravia Cal Alyin Oliver C. H. Maltis Cedar Falls E. W. Donaldson Donaldson Ionere

Waterloo markets and produce prices from local mills

Waterloo markets at 1 p m today list wheat and barley prices, various flour types, butter and lard from local processors, multiple potato and produce items, poultry with different weight classes, beef and veal notes, hay and straw values, and hides and skins from area suppliers. Prices reflect regional suppliers Sinnard Bros West, Swift & Co, and Flarelay & San.

Waterloo Waterloo Mills Co Sinnard Bros. West Waterloo Co-op Prom Swift & Co AU Pric Flarelay San Timothy Coan Bros

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