Hereford calf tops Chicago baby club auction at S17
Elmer Senlid of Keystone led the Chicago baby club auction with a 3,010 pound choice Hereford calf selling for $17 a hundred to the Stock Yards Inn. Benton county calves totaled two headed to the sale while 44 boys and girls’ beef club calves were sold at the event.
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Vinton
Elmer Senlid
Keystone
Chicago Baby Club
Stock Yards Inn
Elmer
Benton County
Adeline Schild
Des Moines
Ukely
Harry Sellers
Heaton Fair
Rainn Underwood
Garrison
Max “™Pke
Blairstown
Keyser & Kinzer Nerd
Whitten
Hanna & Cox
Robert Thompson
Thompson
Poland
WW. H.johnson
Newhall
August Schulte
Watkins
Mark Kinsel
Gerald Inman
3Iyron Hansen
Fred Schild
C. C. Heezen
EL le
Quaife
Town State College
Farm Bureau
Jackson Township
Big Grave
Kane
Cedar
Art Hall
Wildrose Club
Taylor Township
Eden Willing
Fremont Busy Bee Club
Evestock
H. W. Miller
Stavely
Dindale
Traer
Middlehaufi & Hensing
Frank Beresford
Soybean Day Set For September 11 In Butler
Farmers at Lad Niea Hepp farm north of teat pay will host a soybean day with 10 varieties demonstrated. Extension staff will assist with harvesting and seeding questions, showing differences in bean varieties and planting methods. A later Sumner event will discuss forming a cooperative packing and shipping association.
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Allison
Ane
Ihem
Nieahepp
Teat
Mute Ward
Canin Naturalis
With the Farmers Questions and Comment Vite
Address text appears garbled listing names and places. It references Waterloo and Waterloo Byer ferign near Towa with unclear purpose or event. No coherent news item or identifiable individuals beyond partial place names.
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Yo Enliter
Waterloo
Byer
Towa
Pullet Flock Reaches Egg Laying at Four Months
In Jesup Georgia on August 27 Mrs Atta McKibbent and daughter in law Mrs H Y McKibben report about 200 purebred Wilte Leghorn pullets hatched March 28 began laying July 28 at four months. Early daily picks were few but now the flock yields about one and a half to two dozen eggs daily. Birds described as handsome large and well grown.
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Jesup
Atta
McKibbent
McKibben
Silage Cutting Expected to Start Early Across Region
Northeastern Iowa foresees silage cutters and silage blowers in action soon as corn advances over 1924 yields. Farmers expect two week silage filling, possibly starting in late August or early September with drought conditions risk and moisture needs noted for pasture. Tests show silage remains economical for beef and dairy cattle.
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Eiles
Tawa
Benton County Boys Earn Prizes in Pig Club Exhibits
At Vinton Iowa the Benton County fair awarded Gerald Inman first prize in the ten litter club with Duroc Jerseys. Second went to Sam Rouda Push with Duroc sows and three other placings followed for Duracs and Poland Chinas in both litter and purebred classes. Top individual purebred honors went to Harold Underwood and Gilbert Rockwell, with trips to Chicago or Ames short course as prizes for premier performances.
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Vinton
Gerald Inman
Benton County Fair
Horn
Duroc
Sam Roudapush
Belle Plaine
Dampehires
Arthur Franzenburs
Tone
Duracs
Fred Schild
Poland
Ralph Underwood
Garrison
Gilbert Rockwell
Chester
Hampshires
Francis van Dusen
van Horne
Durocs
Harold Underwood
Howard
Franzenburg
Robert Allers
Tol
Bert Rockwell
Howard Franzenburg
Robert Alers
Chicago
Ames
Black Hawk County Juniors To Represent In State Contests
George Strayer Calvin Pearson Arthur Minish Lynden Rauselow will represent Black Hawk county as a judging team at the state fair in Des Moines. Coach A H Evans accompanies them. Marion Minish will judge individuals and enter her Hereford calf that won first at Cedar Falls. Myron Minish owns the calf.
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Marion Minish
Cedar Falls
Black Hawk County
Benton County
Marlon
A. J. Minish
Black Hawk Club
Cedar Fails Fair
Myron Minish
Marton
Stop Bootlegging of Tuberculous Animals in Dairy Herds
Washington reports an inspector flags cattle with a tuberculin test on the left jaw marking disease and a slaughter order. A Cortland County bootlegging ring substituted healthy cows for slaughtered diseased stock, selling the better animals to dairy farmers before brands could be erased. Government officials credit swift action by New York authorities and federal aides for ending the illicit trade.
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Washington, D. C
Cortland County
New York
United States
J. A. Kiernan
United States Department of Agriculture
New York State Department of Farms and Markets
Grain Wheat and Corn Close Stronger on Market Day
Chicago August 27 local operators moved much September wheat onto the market at open but the market absorbed the extra supply and rebounded. September and December futures fluctuated before closing above prior level as bullish sentiment grew with support from selective buyers. Corn also dipped on heavy offerings but recovered with a late rally keeping September near opening figures. Oats strengthened with markets but provisions fell.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Ie Telow
Isto
Bate
Delaware County Fair Opens in Manchester Soon
Delaware county fair will open at the grounds in Manchester on Tuesday, September 1, for four days. Livestock exhibits include cattle, hogs, sheep, poultry, and horses in modern pavilions and buildings. Judges include C. P. Streeter for beef cattle and horses and E. L. Quatfe for swine. dairy show expected to be large. girls and boys livestock departments and farm bureau exhibits to draw attention.
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Manchester
Farm Bureau
C. P. Streeter
Cedar Rapids
Priced rally pushes cattle hogs and sheep to new highs
Chicago August 27 cattle receipts 16 000 best grade fed steers strong with top at 26 28 per cwt for 1 487 pounds and yearlings and calves reaching new highs. Hogs receipts 16 900 with most 10 to 12 higher. top 23 46 for 140 to 160 pounds. Sheep receipts 12 000 fat lambs 12 to 50 higher, most natives 11 50 to 14 59 with some up to 15 00 for choice.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Nene Mehta
St Paul
Minn
Vance
Joost
Cihicara
Awe
Weicht
Briss
Wright Princss
NLS
Weikh
Heavy stock market moves and livestock pricing across towns
News from New York and Midwest markets shows continued rail and industrial demand with Pennsylvania rails rising to 48½ cents and Chrysler advancing sharply. Cattle and hog markets at St Louis and Sioux City reflect steady to uneven receipts and prices, with calves and sheep posting varied gains and losses across regions.
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Associated Press
New York
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chrysler
Paris
London
Bank Clearings for Waterloo Week Ending August 21 1925
Waterloo bank clearings for the week ending August 21 1925 as reported by the Waterloo Clearing House association show daily totals for Priday Saturday Monday Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday with figures of 179505.70 210062.88 221846.52 166251.90 180170.88 180259.88 respectively.
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Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Waterloo Bank Clearings
Waterloo Clearing House Association
Reinbeck Approves 20 year Franchise For Telephone Co
Reinbeck voters cast 52 ballots on a proposition to grant the telephone company a 30 year franchise. Only 28 approved the measure amid a moment of local interruption when a voter balked at a judge’s remark and delayed voting. Data references include weekly instrumenta recorded, deeds, and market notices for Waterloo and surrounding markets with commodity figures for wheat flour butter and cotton movements.
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Reinbeck
Iy-Eight
Citisen
Sheep Breeders Report Record Demand in Newhall
Newhall Iowa August 27 breeder H W Miller of Shropshires says the sheep business is better than ever with more inquiries and earlier interest this year. Miller notes June inquiries by prospective buyers increased and he sold multiple head amid competition from other breeders.
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Newhall
H. W. Miller
Shropshires
Nearhers Tiler
Inquiri
Miersas Weis
Miller
Benton
Junior Dairy Clubs to Show Calves at Butler County Fair
Attleen Ta Aus 27 New Tartsate bank and State Bank offer 810 for local dairy clubs at respective communities. Prizes include regular fair premiums plus new additions from Ruler county fair. Members of New Hartford and other clubs prepare calves for display with support from Bremer county agricultural station during the summer tour through Dilier.
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Hunior Dairy Clubs
Butler County
Attleen. Ta
State Bank
Ruler County
New Hartford
Sibs Colleges Agricultural Experiment Station
Bremer County
Dilier
Market Receipts and Livestock Prices Show Mixed Movement
Receipts of 3 800 fed steers and yearlings with uneven demand and mixed pricing. Bulk butcher cattle ranged from 10 to 12 dollars, yearlings around 13 60 to 12 dollars, veal steady to 9 50 19 00, stockers and feeders around 6 00. Sheep receipts 14 000 with lambs and fat range weights showing slow demand and weak markets.
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Sioux City
Kitter
Gmina
Sep
Caetle
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Mixed receipts and steady to firm prices for calves and feeder cattle with several consignments described. Highlights include top shipper and packer bids, varied weights from light to heavy, and ongoing demand amid favorable weather and market conditions.
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Kansas
St. Ana
Ines Lwin
Luin
Mahamin
Produce Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
New York and Chicago markets report varied prices on butter cheese eggs poultry and flour with multiple grade categories and recent receipts. Butter creamery and extras moved within tight ranges while cheese and eggs showed steady to mixed values across flats and cases.
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Chicago
New York
Wisconsin
Americas
Hennery
Reese
St. Louie
St. Louis
Calcium Chloride Improves Gravel Road Surface North of City
Residents on the Logan avenue gravel road reported unusually moist surface late yesterday due to a second calcium chloride application supervised by county engineer W. D. Johnston. A total of 29 000 pounds were spread over two applications begun June 26, aiming to dust control and bind the gravel, while improving moisture and packed condition to save gasoline and boost road safety.
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Logan Avenue
W. D. Johnston
Bathhouse Manager Reports Theft at Cedar River Beach
Harold McCarthy, manager of the bathhouse at Cedar River park bathing beach, complained to Chief A. Leighton that someone stole $35 from him. He said the bathing beach will close to the public after Labor Day.
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Harold McCarthy
Cedar River Park
A. Leighton
McCarthy
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