Main Growers Plan Outlined By Cunningham
Ed H. Cunningham, secretary of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation and new president of United Grain Growers Inc., outlines the plan for a producers selling agency and says we aim for sound business methods while building toward solvency. He notes United States Grain Growers faces a large financial deficit and will proceed cautiously with creditors, seeking patient cooperation to rehabilitate the organization and begin marketing when feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ed H. Cuningham
Iowa Farm Ureau Federation
Hctd
United Grain Growts, Inc
U. S. Grain Growers, Inc
United States Grain Growers, Inc
Wve
United States
Publi
United States Grain Growth, Inc
Jet
District dairymen picnic slated for Labor Day in Denver
Twenty five creameries in district eight join the second annual picnic of buttermakers and dairymen. The event features a baseball game Reartton versus Denver and prizes for contests. Mayor H C Bruns delivers the welcome with A W Rudnick and O A Storvick on the program. A dance closes the day as speakers seek ideas to aid dairying and strengthen local associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Reartton
H.C. Bruns
W. Rudnick
Iowa Extension Service
A. Storvick
Albert Lea
Minn
Ighter Entertainment
J. P. Nesthibusch
Omaha
Why Go to College and Missed Political Involvement
The piece argues college raises odds of success, noting Dean Farrell’s figures that an American with college education has 700 times the chance of eminence. It also rebuts claims that the Farm Bureau meddles in politics, asserting it has stayed neutral and allowed voters free choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Farrell
Kansas Agricultural College
Buchanan County Club Heifer Has Notable History
Dwight Campbell, six, son of William Campbell, rancher in Jesup Iowa, recently saw Stockwell's Emanon Lady and three of her calves sold for 2000 dollars. The cows were part of Buchanan County's junior calf club, with cattle brought from Missouri by J P Eves and R T Lee to the sale won by Mr Swales of West Liberty. Emanon Lady has produced three calves sired by Combination You'll Do Bobbie. Dwight began in the calf club at age three, inspired by his father and brother Lyman, and now values the venture at about 1000 dollars as he pursues showing success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
Dwight Campbell
William Campbell
Jersey
Stockwell
Buchanan County
Iowa
Missouri
J. P. Eves
State Dairy Association
Waterleo
R.T. Lee
Buchanan J County
Cirdb
Mr. Swales
West Laberty
Fach
Bobbie
Campbell
Dwight
Lyman
Payment of indemnity for cattle infested with tuberculosis
Black Hawk county cattle owners learn the government pay plan for tuberculous herd losses. A grade cow valued at 100 dollars that reacts to tests yields 65 dollars after deductions, with 30 from the state, 25 from the federal government, and 10 from the carcass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
A. A.burger
Igrade
Jersey Herds Win Big at Davenport Mississippi Valley Fair
Waterloo Jersey farm and Campbell Jersey farm Jesup Iowa raised laurels at Davenport with multiple firsts seconds and thirds across aged bulls yearling calves and cows. Campbell led aged bulls and Waterloo claimed senior and grand champion bull You ll Do Bobbie with strong showings in several classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Jersey
Campbell
Jesup
Grand Forks
Fargo
Dakota
Davenport
Waterloo
Campbell Farm
Waterloo Jersey Farm
Jesup Herd
Bobbie
Bremer County Creamery Gains State Brand Use
Readion Iowa Aug 26 Another Bremer county creamery, Reaction Creamery, gets permission to use the state butter brand. Manager H A Griese is the buttermaker and scored a superior butter by sending samples daily to Iowa State College for evaluation by M Mortensen. The product must meet 92 percent or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readion
Bremer County
Reaction Creamery Company
H. A. Griese
Griese
Iowa State College
M. Mortensen
Wheat markets wobble as foreign demand boosts early tone
Chicago opening shows firm undertones on wheat amid higher international quotes from Liverpool. Prices move within narrow limits with mixed sentiment on hedging pressure, while corn oats hold firm on bullish crop signals. cash quotes list varied grades and regional prices in Chicago New York and Omaha markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Crants
Liverpool
Megalon
Fairbank Waverly Buttermakers Win Iowa Butter Prizes
At the Iowa State Fair on August 26 the principal butter classes announced top entries. Henry Segebarth of Fairbank led whole milk with 97, E H A Rohrssen of Waverly was second with 96. Emmerson Botiman of McGregor won gathered cream with 96, L J Breher of Sheboygan Falls took cheese with 95 and 94, Kate Adamson of Ankeny led dairy butter with 94 while Mrs J I Hamilton of Lucas was second with 93.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Henry Segebarth
Fairbank
E. HA. Rohrssen
Waverly
E. JO. Botiman
McGregor
Lscors
Ea. Andreasen
Manly
L. J. Breher
Sheboygen Falls
Wis
Otto W. Sixel
Cleveland
Kate Adamson
Ankeny
J. I. Hamilton
Lucas
Women Begin Food Course Near Dike
Grant township women met with Mrs. Herman Mordhurst to start a food course and hear a talk by Mildred White Red Cross nurse. The session covered home nursing and the first lesson on food work was distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike
Grant Towarship
Herman Mordhurst
Mildred ‘White
Rea Cross
New York Chicago Produce Markets Report Mixed Prices
A fragmented market update from New York and Chicago shows butter eggs and poultry varying with small gains and some steady items. The note lists creamery butter and eggs prices, farm dairy mentions, and Chicago receipts with no quotations, plus several regional market details.
Hogs and cattle market wrap from Chicago Aug 26
Livestock receipts and prices show hogs steady to mixed with heavyweights strong and lighter weights softer. Cattle steady to lower with steers and cows moving modestly down. veal calves and feeders vary. Sheep receipts around 1,500 with native lambs and feeders showing gains and declines across classes.
Grain and Livestock Markets Mixed Across Regions
Receipts around 6,000 with active grain trade and higher bulk packing sales. Cattle receipts 250 with steers and bulls varying. lambs and yearlings show mixed moves. Sioux City and Chicago markets report shifts in beef, stockers, hogs and potatoes with price volatility across regions.
East St. Louis Livestock Market Report Aug 26 update
Livestock receipts at East St. Louis and nearby St Joseph show mixed changes. Steers and cows mostly steady to lower, top steer price around 10.40, hogs higher for butcher weights with tops near 9.70, sheep and lambs mostly steady with some higher fat lambs noted. Market activity varied by weight and class across locations in Missouri and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East ST. Louis
St. Louis
Lowe Western Brassers
Kansas City Livestock Receipts and Prices
Receipts about 2,000 with steady to strong demand from packers. Prices show beef and steer declines of around 10 to 20 cents, top calves near 10.70, better cows weaker, stock cattle down 25 to 30 cents, stock calves off up to 30 cents. sheep receipts 1,400 with lambs higher for natives at around 13.50 and matured classes up 25 cents.
Clearing house banks exceed legal requirements in New York
The week shows clearing house banks and trust companies holding 7 034 360 in excess of legal requirements, a decline of 41 684 200 from last week. October corn futures opened barely steady at 21 70 and settled around 24 80 to 25 90 with December and March prices noted. Spot middling cotton is reported at 22 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C. i
O. B
C. i. New York
Liberty Bowds
Tis Victory
Cleatang House
Ocorror
Lotton
Weekly Grain and Provision Review
Weekly market notes show cautious trading in grains and provisions amid weak demand expectations in Europe and the United States. Prices held firm on wheat and corn futures despite uncertain weather and mixed crop reports. federal data indicated lighter buying and continued hedge activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regia
Perouseian
Iurape
Ofelivertas
Faye Masaeos
Ater
Goturlration
Pune
Vane & Mors
Market Notes On Grain Prices And Butter
Prices show top grades advancing in trading with strong demand for dairy fats. Closing butter at $2.00 per pound in New York Philadelphia and Chicago. grain futures list seed and timothy prices for October December and cash shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Augie Bulter
Asyed
Orr
Rtealy
Priules
New York
Aby Philadelphie
Leston
Larson Makes Big Holstein Showing at Northern Fair
Dike Iowa August 25. H O Larson wins eleven firsts three seconds one sixth two grand championships and one junior championship at Mason City North Iowa fair with a Holstein show herd of about a dozen cattle. Larson’s entries include top aged cows and heifers with multiple class wins and grand titles, signaling potential for more strong showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike
H. O. Larson
North Lawa Fair
Mason City
Larsen
Carson
Loreon
Ttia
Leon
Mora
Larson
Timothy seed markets rise in Traer season
Timothy seed trading grows in Traer with farmers expecting higher returns than oats and other small grains. W W Sprole leads local timothy production with 96 acres east of Traer while several growers still threshing. Dairy receipts show Waterloo Co operative Dairy plant handling 947 pounds cream and 17,465 pounds milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traer
W. W. Sprole
Waterloo Co-operative Dairy Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cunningham
Iowa Farm Bureau Messenger
Ralph Pickell
Farm Bureau
Clifford Thorne
Buchanan County Club
Heifer
T. B
Burger
Watehoo Jersey Farm
Waterloo Farm
Bremer CO
Orm Gorn
Kansas
Nebraska
Cnicago
Timothy
Omaha Ghatn
Neb
Kansas City
Minnesspoolis Grate
Aibinengie
Qate
Abc
Peoria Guan
Louis Grrain
St. Pouls
Iowa Fair
Enor
Hirianweek
Wenu
Omaha Livestock
Oniana
Sioux City
Catti& Racelpts
Ted
Tim
Minnesota
Imon
New Jersey
Texas
Steve
Uniaversite
Sto Payal Cepmorn
Onienga
Chicago & Albu Press
Wes
Owayn
Sontinental Gan
North Agnortean
Vollinh
Im Specistockkk
Loday
Speelons
Liegett & Myers
Aanevcan Tobacco
Consolidated Gaa
National
Studebaker
Baldwin
American Can
Beeen GT My
American Car & Foundry
AnyAmerican Locomouyse Yy
Iessse
DVB
Americ Smelt
Famous Players-Lasky General Asphalt
Generel Motors
Winnolgs Central
Vnt
Mer
Marine Pfd
Kelly-Springfield Tire Mexican Petrolau
Midvale Steel
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Pan-American Petroleum Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Jeura Gtic
Tron & Steal
Royal Dutch
Smelal OW
Southern Pacifo
Studebaker Corporation Texas Co
Union Pacific
United States Steel Utah
Willys Overland
uDpe
Purelon Exchange
Great Britain
Cabies
France
Italy
Lelgium
Demmnd
Germany
Damand
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Argentine
Brazil
Montreal
Watering
Watertog
Qbrleen Ara
Fron As Packing Co
Wegen
Ruck
Ray
Strax
Timothy Hay
St, Joseph Livestock
Josepn
Aue
Zu—Cavele
Jero
Bottie
Kansas City Livestock
Tolndo Stunvb
Toledo
Aig
Prine Rash
Quetober
Frimoe
Getober
Tama County
Iowa's
Ellis Hotel
Syrnamote Sta
R. H. Logan
Mur
Wee
Hallberg Auto Tor and Upholstering CO
Engst Oth Bt. Phone Ltd
Rath
Purity Bakery
Clute and Hopkins
The
Home of Good Bread
E. G. Hopkins
Westfield Ave
Ford
A. C. Stewart Tire & Vulcanizing Co
Odeara
Quest, & Smith
the Plumbers
W. Th St
Lauritzen Construction Company
Building Contractors
RE. Sims
A. Masberg Masberg & Sims
Sycamore Streets
Sedgwick-Lichty Abstract Company
Court House
Towa
Aml
Sycamore St
Waterloo Concrete Corporation
Monuments Concrete Ave
Water St. Poorne
Watertoo
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!