Fred Harms wins with the butter in state contest
Des Moines reports at the Iowa state fair butter contest Fred H Harms of Orlwen captured top honors with a 95 16 score. The display highlighted the apple story with eight booths and judging focused on butter quality from Ames and state horticultural officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Harms
Ames
R.S. Herrick
State Horsicultural Department
Pred H. Haros
Orlwen
Iy. J. Mikkelsen
Plymouth
Albert Tiurms
Westcate
HH. J. Warren
Barden
Wenryanson
Graettlager
Kate Adamson
Ankeny
Otto Hasmussey
Altoona
Sam
J. LL Hamilton
Lucas
E. Howard
Notre Dame team wins livestock contest at Buchanan Fair
Independence Aug 25 Notre Dame academy judging team won first in the livestock contest at Buchanan county Fair. Coup township finished second and Jesup school third. Lawrence McDonnell Washington township was high man overall. Notre Dame will receive a silver loving cup in addition to cash prize. The cup was last year awarded to Jesup and must be won twice by a school to become permanent property.
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Independence
Notre Dame Academy
Buchanan County Fair
Farm Bureau
Coup Township
Jesup Sehaa
Lawrence McDonnell
Washington Township
Notre Me
Jesup
Farmer letters to editor seek guidance in Waterloo
Readers submit questions to the Farm Department of the Evening Courier in Waterloo Iowa. Communications addressed to the Editor request practical guidance on farming queries and weather conditions.
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Watering Evening Courier
Waterloo
Iowa
Saddle and Light Harness Horses Enter Dairy Congress Show
Dairy Congress and National Belgian Horse Show feature saddle and light harness horses of high type. The Dairy Cattle Congress has developed a rapid exhibit program since 1921 with driving and ring exhibitions. In 1923 the show matched leading midwest fairs, attracting exhibitors like Will Hanna of Vinson who returns for the season's big show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Cate Congress
Brussels
Belgium
Wis
Dairy Cattle Congress
Wistow
Will Hanna
Vinton
Mitchell County Juniors Winners in State Judging
Mitchell County 4 H juniors won state judging for boys and girls at the fair grounds defeating teams from other counties. Team members Bodensteiner, Sullivan, Stock, Becker led 40 club members to capture the contest and will represent at the international exposition in Chicago November 28. Top prizes include college scholarships of 500, 200, and 200 dollars. County rankings list Mitchell first in corn, with Grundy Center and others following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Mitchel
Tawa Hno
Plekesdt
Heesteckana
Orn 'Yri
Bodensteiner
Iarold Sullivan
Russell Stock
Oval Becker
Mitchell County
Acd
Chicaco
Lea Ety
Bost
Carroll Plaxer
Grundy Center
Monasaheen
Hieber
Suse
Mairotd Sullivan
Osage
Cyril Bodensteiner
Rhevil
Fre
Battle Creak
Jeeny Thompson
Ituxle S
Hoste and Spencer
Tipton
Vernon Shepard
Mascntine
Wasue McMillan
Whukee
Nernst Walker
Sloan
Minishs Herd Shown at Several Fairs Across Midwest
The Minish brothers farm near Mitchell County show purebred livestock this season. A. J. Minish exhibited Hereford cattle and Cheviot sheep at Osage, with plans to attend Manchester, Allison, Marshalltown, Spencer and Iowa Falls. His brother aims for Aurora and Milwaukee, then Minnesota and Sioux Falls state fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Shaw Borin
Mitchell County Fair
Osage
Schemdi
Aurora
Manchester
Allison
Marshalltown
Anne
Spencer
Iowa
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Siouxity
Anamasa
Davenport
Justiea Benson
Town State
Cole
Sheldon
Minish
T B and Butterfat Tests In Cattle At Traer
Traer Iowa voters pass an ordinance restricting milk and butter sales to tested animals. All fowl owners must have animals tested at least annually. Dairymen hire a tester at 75 dollars monthly to preselect cows for butterfat potential and ensure disease-free product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traer
Ta. Ave
Cresco Fair Revived After Twenty Two Years
Cresco Illinois reports the revival of its county fair after 22 years. Tom Hooper and secretary Con Owena with County Agent HL R Richardson oversee preparations for a full show. A new race track and amphitheater with 2 500 capacity, plus multiple new buildings, promise a comprehensive event despite recent wet conditions and delayed threshing. Press invited as guests with special accommodations for editors and reporters.
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Cresco
Ill
Tom Hooper
Val Supply
Hooper
Con. Owena
HL R. Richardson
Howard County
Cenetrally
Ag Lrke
Spead
WLOH
Tillson
Jutta Kahne
M. Stafford
Fayntue Cohunty Fair
Howard Fair
Chester White swine herd leads St Ansgar farm show circuit
At Cerar Lane stock farm near St Ansgar Iowa 700 Chester White hogs form one of the region’s largest breeding outfits. Owner C J Colbertson is a bachelor with a modern home. Twenty five head were shown at Union events and displays planned for Mason Webster City Humboldt Jefferson and Spencer. Pearson and Meadows Iowa State University animal husbandry students oversee the herd. G T Pearson and Son Decorah run a concurrent Poland China herd on tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ansgar
Cerar Lane
Chester
C.J. Colbertson
Heigh Bachelor
Chesters
Est Union
Mason
Webster City
Humboldt, Jefferson and Spencer
Sioux
Pearson & Meadows
Iowa State Coallege
Poland
GT. Pearson & Son
Decorah
Grain Merger Best Offered to Growers in Midwest
In a recent Iowa State College analysis Prof Paul L Miller argues the Chicago grain merger offers advantages for farmers entering marketing. He notes three key factors: farmer ambition to extend control, government regulation handicaps, and consolidation benefits. Miller and Rosebaum discuss financial stability, ownership shifts, and potential to shorten the producer to consumer channel while boosting farmers’ share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armes
Middlewest
Chicago
Paul L. Miller
Agricultural Economies Department
Iowa State College
Mitler
Miller
Mheko
Terimer
Harm Mureau Federation
Prof. Miter
Rosebaum
Famell Dificulties
Middle-West
Gray Silver
American Farm Hareat Federation
Problely
Cloverleaf Club Guests Day Returns With Exhibit And Music
Cloverleaf Club met at Beulah Mliss home for guest day with a clothes exhibit and a handmade floral trim demonstration by Gladys Miss. County club chairman spoke, Florence Gibson provided music, followed by a luncheon for members and mothers.青青草
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
Cloverleaf Club
Beulah Mliss
Gladys
Iss
County Club
Florence Gibson
Grains Market Moves On Liverpool Strength And Wheat Rally
Liverpool firmness echoes across the Atlantic with a strong under tone in wheat markets and reports of large export business. Prices fluctuated with September at 1.24 1.2414 and December around 1.29 1.2944, as corn and oats briefly weakened before a late rally driven by scarce offerings and improved buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Liverpool
Atlantic
Mane
Hogs Steady to 10c Lower Across Markets
Chicago and Omaha listings show hogs mostly steady to 10c lower with best Reeves 25c off. Receipts around 160,000 in Chicago, about 7,500 in Omaha. market features weighty butchers, 200 to 210-pound packers, and varying prices from roughly 8.00 to 10.60 for top lots. Cattle and sheep also weak to mixed, with steers and yearlings uneven and lambs trading around 13.00 to 13.40 for fat ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Montanas
Jearly Sai
Pitly
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Neb
UBC
Bears Have Day Onny Change Market Mixed Response
The Associated Press reports New York trading resumed with mixed stock gains and declines as bear selling pressed industrials and key equities. Maxwell Motors and United Stars Steal showed strength while Colorado Fuel, American Can and General Electric declined amid a broad market downturn. Cotton and oil sectors faced weakness with price readjustments and gasoline cuts adding pressure. Kansas City livestock followed a similar pattern with slower demand for steers and steady to higher hogs and calves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Boying
United Stars
Auss-Chalmers
Maxwell Motors
American Can
General Electric
Chandler
Colorado
Davison Chemical
United States
Cast Iron Pine
Pierce O L
Maxwell Motors Aa
Nash Motors
Chile
Copener
New England
Houston
Industria!st
Atlantic Refining
Femous Players
Tinsted Railways Investment Preferred
Davison Chemicals
Adama Express
Produce Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
New York reports steady butter with creamery and extra grades mixed with higher prices. Milk prices show state and nearby declines for skim and whole milk products. cheese and eggs listed with various regional receipts. Chicago figures mirror mixed butter gains and ample poultry notes with turkeys and ducks. St Louis markets also cited for comparable dairy and poultry prices.
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Chicago
New York
Cremery
Plessis
Isiec
Brown
Taney
S. Ti
St. Louis
Sto
St Paul Livestock Market Report for Cattle Sheep and Hogs
Receipts total 10 200 cattle 1 700 hogs and 2 300 sheep with slow trading Bids lower across cattle with mixed grades 25 cents down on many classes Best cows and bulls around 3 25 to 3 93 per cwt Feeder and stocker cattle weaker Hogs show declines with good weights around 9 00 to 9 50 per cwt Lambs and fat sheep bid around 11 75 to 12 75 per cwt Ewes and light sheep weak with few sales Stones and reports indicate steady to lower prices overall and buyers cautious in today’s market
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Colorado
Lamson Bros. Co
Marsh Place
HA. Moray
Chicago
Renee Sheen
Catia
APO
Sheen
Alfied Cheevee & Dye
America
Merican International
Car & Poundrs
American Tlocomolive
American Ave
American Tobacco Freibd Weolen
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Adwin Lacomets
Rey Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Strei
Californiia Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Ee Lad Cerro de
Chandler Motors
Chesapeake & Ohi
Olefa
Atte Ic Na
Kicago & Northw
Hi Ca
AGL Ree So
Mil
St Paul
Utd
Chile
Consolidated Gas
Tel & Haring Pt
Invincible
Kelly-Springfield
Kenecott Copper
Louisvile & Nashville
Mack Trucr
Marland ii
Maxwell Motors
Missouri
Kan & Tex
Rao
FS Missouri P
National
National Lead Acthic, Pfd
New
Ooma Oricans
Tex
New York Central
Norfolk v. H
Hartford
Northern & Western
Pacific
American Petro Teune
Pennsylvania
Hese
Teese Republic
Tron & Se
Olk Resinolds Tobacco Batte Tree
Seaboard Air Line
Sears-Roebuck Ee
Sinclair Con
Slass-Shenfrid Steel Woos Tie
Vwtis
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
AES Southern Railwe
Standard of of Cal
OL ‘Aly
Stadebaker Corporation
Ea Texas Co
Tame
Texas & Pacific
Tobaccs
Rthion Pacific
Bry Limited
S. Ind. Alcolnl
Datas
United States Rubberatese
United St Ae Utah
Perates Steeve
Westinghouse
Willys
Woolworth
Waterloo
Waterloo Coop
Rath Packing Co
Nnn
Toda
Stata of
Sao Paulo
Krazil
Pope
ST. Paul
St. Pau
Aus
Montana
ST. Louis
St_ Louis
Ana
ST. Joseph
Sioux City Livestock Market Report August 23
Sioux City ta Aug 23 cattle receipts 6500 market slow cows and calves weak to 2c lower stockers steady fat cattle and heifers to 11.50 high veal and yearlings mixed prices feed hog receipts 7500 market 10 percent lower top 9.50 mid 8s to 9s lights 9 to 9.50 packers 8.25 to 9.80 sheep receipts 540 market weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Peoria Livestock Peoria
Idc
Seaker
FAST ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK AND REGIONAL MARKET NOTES
East St Louis and St Joseph livestock receipts show mixed demand with hogs steady to higher on some lots, cattle softening on natives and westerns, vealers strong, and sheep edging lower. Peoria hogs and total receipts indicate soft demand, while New York wool and sugar markets shift, with coffee futures edging higher and domestic fleece prices unsettled.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Nother
Browers
Pacific Coast
Hardin Pies
Duroc
Muscatina
Hardin
Leonard Lister
Halltown
Marstall County
Neston
Ox Boars
Holmes Wine
Perry
St. Anthony
Duror
Jess Sos
Yorkshire
Bors’ Ang
Guthrie County
Dallas Reamt
John R. Campbell
Dallas
Merla
Rennie Davidson
Robert Jalley
Linnie Rover
Acani
Fred Zimmerman
Guthrie Center
Storr County
China
Enun
Mirshall
Pnd
Cerra Oardo
Tin
Conrad
Melbourne
Lears
James G. Arm
Strong
Ventura
Wan Esennd
Jossal Klefn Pran
Attoor
Nig Cth
Marshall
Dairne
Aecona
Poweshiek
Tohoert Sharp
Dow City
Paul Bre Pacer
Robert Sharn
Williams
Altoan
Fows
Paul Bess
Rees
Sharp
Ahs Deeres
Hays
Notre Dame
Buchanan Fair
Bill Hanna and
A Winnhit
County
Rankines Nvestack
Grundy
Cedar
Franklin
Story
Woodbury
Hamilton Boone
Chickasaw TV
Washington
Wrieht
Muscatine
Cranefind
Qerra Garcia
Manent
Huyela
Tamay
Scott
Keokuk
Mitchell
Grundy oFranklin
Woolburs
Hamilton
Boone
Chickasiewv
Kington
Cerro Gordo
Crawford
Pottawattumie
Greene
Adairy
Pink
Guthrie
I Hols
Tom Scott
Newapopenuen Glyen Glad
Larne
Aue
Necemwe
Greene Crreend
Auk
Hart
WooLarr
Bes Moines
Alice Deere
Mirpy Lockwood
Presbyterian Add Society
Ft. M. Opera Aid
Carteron Boller
Mundhy
Minnesow
Charles Stager
Oa. Bell
Jaond
Martie
Edith Lockwood
Matin
Missy Martie
EL Biglow
Pent, Minn
Groane
Brethe Tenchurett
Wredricksburg
Joy Hedin
City
Julie Shearer
Hodgin
L. Squires
Carl Kaboda
Forntgen
Helen
Per Chien
Dietland
Norwden
Denmark
Switzerland
Syntin
Reece
Neste
Crevbo
Slovakia
Jugo-Slavial
Austria
Roumania
Brazil
CF Montreal
BY -Ate Trendly
Toxo
Liberty
Iherty
Stacey
Kansas
Sh Tobners
New Jersey
Harley
Winwwespolis Gealt
Minneapolis
Minn
Chaler
Timothy
Louis
Ige
ADIII
Kansas City Grain
Omax
Asumar
Toledo Seeds
Toledo
Aig
Sap
Cali
Best Reeves
Brockere
Tal
Coffton
Woon
Ohio
Romesits
Texas
Staples
Cofpee
York
Rio No Se
AO Aelay
State Banking Department
State Loan CO
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