Tramping Silage Found Useless Expense Says Dairy Head
A dairy farm tests show silage kept equally well without tramping. At Town State College two silos, identical in size, were filled with one tramped and the other untamped for three years. Moisture level, not packing, proved key to preservation. Some farmers report similar results and seek less labor in filling silos.
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Rt Ames
Town State College
Earl Weaver
College
Inbor
Bremer county fair livestock show draws crowd and awards
At Waverly the Bremer county fair afternoon session drew about four thousand as livestock entries dairy cattle and horses competed for blue ribbons. Holsteins led by Carl Hastings with seventeen firsts. Jersey honors split between John Strotmann and Ray Barrigar. Dinsdale Brothers dominated Duroc and Durac sections. Percherons and Shropshires also showcased top entries with multiple firsts and championships awarded to several local farmers from Waverly Readlyn and nearby towns.
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George Winzenberg
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Elsie Miller
Elizabeth Myers
Shell Rock
Jackson
Fannie’ Gannon
Ames
al Guether
Effernoon
Bremer County
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W. H. Woodring & Son
A. W. Kleiss
Sumner
Waterloo
Cart
Hastings
T Club
John Strotmann
Readlyn
Ray Barrigar
Cedar Falls
Barrigar
Bull
Strottmann
Kirt
Erwin Pratzke
Jesup
Billy Woodrine
Clarence Judas
M. Wright
Jose. Henry
Chester Rite Aupremacy
Segebarth
Scholl
Sty
School Look
Bony
Iowa Hog Company
la Forte City
Ohn Strottmann
Pub Up Sin
Durac
Jersey
Dinsdale
Brothers
Traes
Moricy
W.H. Connor
Durac Iman
Connor
Duroc
Dewey c Brothers
Janesville
Boar ¢S
Croft
Weverly
Poland
China
W. A. Miller
William MacArthir
Mason ‘City
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Lehwrer
Denver
Ti. Brown
H. A. Schroeder
Willian
Kucker
William Kucker
W .Hh. Brown
H. H. Platt
Platt
Mabel Evans
Dinsdale Brothers
Travi
M. F. Cerwinski
Rockford
I. F
Delaware Fair Poultry and Beef Exhibits Reach High Entries
Manchester IA August 30 Delaware county fair shows unusually large poultry entries in adult and Rural Achievement club divisions with 28 calves in the beef section. Junior exhibitors show over 50 Rural Achievement participants and prizes total 664 for junior calves. Beef calves to be sold Friday as the fair closes Friday night with Farm in rea day baseball games planned and other matches listed.
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Courter Special Service
Manchester
Delaware County Fair
Rural Achievement Club
Delaware
Winthrop Independence
Etkader
Gasende
Dubuque County Stars
Tattooing Exhibit Demonstration At State Fair By Cerro Gordo Club
Des Moines Iowa August 30 A hog tattooing demonstration is staged at the state fair by Cerro Gordo county 4-H club members drawing attention from swine breeders The same display was shown at North Iowa Fair last week Dr K W Stouder extension veterinarian assisted in prep County leaders plan further demonstrations in fall and winter WILL GO TO AMES Charles City Iowa August 30 Special Floyd County farm bureau tour to Ames set for September 8 starting at 5 30 am from Charles City via Marble Rock joining from west county locations
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Des Moines
Cerro Gorda County
North Iowa Fair
K. W. Stouder
Cerro Gordo
Ames. Charles
City
Ployd County Farm Bureau
Ames
Marble Rock
Editorial Misspells Public Inquiry Address
Readers respond to the farm department in Waterloo Evening Courier letters to the editor. The fragment cites a Waterloo Iowa address line and a phone contact, indicating a call for farm community input.
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Bona
Inviece Wa
Pioneer Cow Test Assn Records August Milk Output
The Pioneer association reports August averages of 346 cows in milk totaling 167,756 pounds with 18.8 pounds butterfat. E. G. Bauers herd leads with 543 pounds milk and 27.4 fat. W. A. Bridge herd second at 687 milk and 26.7 fat. Butterfat prices ranged 50 to 60 cents.
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Bauer
Pioneer Association
Porter
William Mumper
J. W. Miller
M. T. Anderson
Johnson Farm No
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van Duyn
Johnson Farm
Clyde Anton
Buller
Couric
Allison
Butler County
Einer Anderson
Association
Isabelle
PF. H. Schmadeke
Floyd Association Ships Car of Lambs to Chicago
Floyd association shipped a car load of lambs from Chanies City to Chicago, sold by the Farmers Union Livestock commission. The owners listed include Adam Schmidt, William Bachemier, Leo Haley, R. J. Bipes, M. G. Elfers, AL G. Anderson, W. J. Schmidt and M. Stewart.
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Chanies
The Rhyming Farmer and Modern Stoves
A humorous verse about evolving cooking stoves from Grandmother and Mother's iron models to modern efficient ranges. It praises precision in baking and notes how new stoves improve reliability, while acknowledging past bakers' hard work and changes in domestic life.
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Gorry
Daddy
Jovel
Grain prices drift lower as holidays loom
Chicago trading stalls on a light day with wheat and corn easing on subdued demand and favorable weather. Cotton and oats show mixed movement as shipments and domestic demand lag. futures narrowly fluctuate with September and December positions slipping from yesterday’s close.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Inter
Ruger
Ait In Witt Shorts
Representative Sales Livestock in Union Yards
Union Yards in Chicago hosts livestock sales with buyers and sellers negotiating cattle and hog lots. Representatives from multiple livestock firms present bids and catalog listings show lots offered for sale today.
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Union
Public Buying Boost to Stocks Sparks Market Rally
New York stocks rose as call money fell to 7 percent boosting prices across many issues. Key gains were seen in Radio, National Biscuit, Kolster, International Harvester and American Smelting while concerns linger over speculation and dividend rumors. Foreign exchange opened steady with a mix of gains and losses across major currencies.
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Radiow
National Biscute
Kolster
Radio
Adamaxpress
International ‘Telephone
Midland Steel Products
Preferred
Bick
Chemiccal
International Harvester
Warner Bros
National Cash Register
American Radiator
Kolster Radio
R. H. Macy
Schulte Reeail
United Glgar
Wheat and grain prices in Chicago cash quotations
Chicago August 30 prices show hard wheat at 1.10 to 1.11 a bushel, No 4 hard 1.0844, No 3 yellow 1.12 1/2, No 2 northern spring 1.15, corn values around 3.01 for No 2 mixed, oats and rye bids listed, barley and timothy seed prices, and provisions with lard 12.35, ribs 14.62, bells 16.00.
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Guicaro
INS
Chicago
Seeeies
Ste. Louis
Soan Sarley
ST. Louis
Hogs and cattle market reports from Chicago and St Paul
Chicago and St Paul markets show hog receipts around 19 000 and 3 000 respectively with mixed price moves. Best hogs steady while packing sows fall about 10 14 cents, calves and vealers firm, cattle largely steady to higher with top steers near 17 dollars. Sheep and lambs active with strong buyer interest and varied values across weights.
Market Receipts Report From New York and Chicago
The entry records butter receipts at New York amounting to 18,648 pounds and 18,648 cases of dressed poultry, with cheese and eggs listed in Chicago data. Prices shown include creamery butter at 46 to 48 cents and various egg and cheese grades and pack stocks.
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New York
Chicagoe
Chicago
Livestock prices steady at Kansas City market report
Livestock at Kansas City quotes hogs receipts 5,000 with spots up to 100 a hundredweight on sight weights. cattle receipts 2,500 with strong to higher demand for fed steers and yearlings. sheep steady to strong with Colorado lambs and varied cuts and weights priced across multiple categories.
Omaha Livestock Market Notes From Omaha Neb
Receipts at Omaha show hogs 6000, steady to strong with Wednesday’s averages. sows and lean hogs mixed, top hogs near 12.20. Cattle receipts 9000 with active demand. steers and yearlings higher, midweek quotes around 14.50 to 17.00 for varied weights. Sheep receipts 18000, fat lambs steady, top around 14.50, ewes up to 6.75, breeding ewes 7.00 to 10.50.
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Neb
Park Lord
Acttve
Grarling
Bond Market Mixed as Copper Leads Deals in New York
In dull trading, Andes Copper and Conoco Copper rose to new highs while Public Service of New Jersey edged up. Armco stock showed limited gains as railroad prices stayed mostly steady and government obligations remained broadly strong with few notable moves.
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Anaconda Copper
Public Service of
New Jersey
Andes
St. Paul
Sharness Group
Livestock and Produce Quotes From St Joseph Market
St Joseph Missouri August 30 receipts show 4006 hogs steady at top 12.50 porkers 11.65 to 12.40. cattle receipts 100 with strong demand for slaughter steers yearlings and butchers. Sheep 4500, lambs up about 25 cents with best around 14.75. Potatoes on Chicago track 85 cars with Irish cobblers high and Early Ohioes around 85 to 95 cents. Sugar in New York unchanged with buyers bidding 4.11 for nearby grades.
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Atlantis Coast Line
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Western Marsland
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Joverhan
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Missouri
Wisconsin
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Feed Prices Weaker on Slow Demand Across Markets
Washington Aug 30 Prices of most feeds fell due to ample offerings and sluggish demand in the week to Aug 29. Wheat mill feed weakened with liberal wheat byproducts and weak demand, while bran stayed firmer. Cottonseed, gluten, and linseed meals showed mixed movements with overall lower or steady tones across major markets and locations.
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Mississippi Valley
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