Disease in Dairy Herd Should Not Be Made Secret
Dr. Fann Stouder urged honesty about contagious abortion in cattle at a Blackhawk county meeting. He warned that selling infected animals spreads disease, advised testing and transparent disclosure, and discussed vaccination, prevention, and safe disposal of affected milk to protect neighboring herds and farms.
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4. W. Stouder
Lowa
Blackshawk County
Stauder
Tie
Stouder
Inet Ara
Ho Nestly
Iowans Elected to Official Positions by Swine Breeders
Iowans elected to key posts at the International Livestock Exposition meeting in Chicago. C Fullerton of Okia was reelected president. Tudor of Iowa City elected vice president. five new directors include Holmes Thompson of Cortland and Philp R. Park of Jefferson. Secretary W H Tomwave noted fiscal year registrations up 25 percent. National Growers association to move main offices to Springfield, Alabama after Jan 1.
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C. Fullerton
Alami
Okia
Chicago
American Aberdeen An- Sba Association
Tudor
Iowa City
Naw
Holmes Hompson
Cortland
Ind
Philp R. Park
Jefferson, Mo
John C. Mills
Kirksville
J. M. Suder
F. B. Turnbull
Ceaurville
W. H. Tomwave
National Growers’ Association
Springfield
Peoria
International
EB. M. Christen
Berkshire Associat
Temporar Possett
Cretary
A. I. Sinex
Cudahy
Wis
Charles WW. Taylor
What Cheer
George M. Cantrail
Former Creamery Owners Buy Farm in Grundy County
Louis and Alfred Nielsen, former Traer creamery operators, purchase a Grundy County farm eight miles west of Cedar Falls from S Block of Waterloo for 125 per acre. They will divide into two 40-acre tracts, Alfred and family move this week, Louis plans new buildings in spring and immediate dairying and poultry farming.
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Courier
Traer
Louis and
Alfred Nielsen
Traer Creamery
Whisel Sheir
Traer Co-Operative Creamery Association
Eal
Grundy County
Town
State Teacherg College
Cedar Falls
S. Block
Waterloo
Parkersburg
Alfred
The
Louis
Truer
Town Keeps Lead in Number of Draft Horses This Year
The annual report of Luis McPar land secretary of the Percheron Society of America, presented at a Chicago meeting, shows town leads in horses registered and transfers. A total of 3, THs s were registered during the year with the top states including Town, Virginia, Nebraska, and Indiana among the leaders. Between Nov 1 and Oct 31, 1,741 horses were transferred, with Town and Illinois leading transfers and Ohio, Indiana, and North Dakota following in order.
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Luis McParland
Percheron Society of America
Ghicasro
Alvnnia
A. Kap Onloe
Farm Bureau Women Elect Officers at Orange Two
Miss Tinla Moser was elected president of the women s section of the Parm Bureau at a Friday meeting held at the school house. Mrs O S Hamer was named secretary. Next year s course will be the third year on home crafts and furniture making with a January meeting planned for a no painting and furnishings demonstration.
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Courtay
Orange Township
Tinla Moser
Parm Bureau
O. S.hamer
Sumner Poultry Show Next Week to Name Judge Grow
Sumner Ta December 4 The seventh annual Sumner Poultry Show at Cass Opera House runs December 7 to 10 with entries due by December 5 midnight. Cash prizes and six silver trophies offered by a local poultry team and special medals diplomas. Oscar Grow Cedar Falls renowned breeder will judge. Association officers named E H Myer president O F H Ocreater vice president B C Reimler secretary and H W Balthe treasurer. Winson Alfalfa Chicago December d UP H Rober Newell South Dakota awarded first prize for best alfalfa exhibit. Western alga Ithtarnathon al Stvesteck exhibition.
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Courier Speeiy
Sumner
Sumner Poultry Association
Cass Opera House
Prizna
Oscar Grow
Cedar Falls
Poultey
WV. OR. Kore Fe
Acrog
E. H. Myer
O. FH
Ocreater
B. C. Reimler
W. Balthe
Winson Alfalfa
Chicago
Dee
Ih. Rober, Newell
S. D
Farm Bureau Sponsors Winter Meetings Across County
The farm bureau sponsors a winter program with four other surveys of schools set to meet countywide. Topics include ventilation of dairy buildings and feeding and care of the herd to improve agricultural practice.
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Farm Bureau
Farmers Questions and Comments Invited
Readers may send questions and comments to the editor at the Farm Department of the Waterloo Evening Courier. Address inquiries to Whison, Towe, and call 8100 for contact.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Whison
Towe
Joe Smith Wins Pig Club Award At Ames Trip Prize
Joe Smith of Eagle township claimed the Rath Packing Company pig club award for best Black Hawk county record this season. He earned a trip to the junior shore course at Tawa State College Ames, with a two pig project showing a $42.45 profit after feed costs and sale. George Shafer took second with 80 percent and Roepback Siebels and Reiter placed third and fourth. Open to county club members, about 40 signed up for next year. The story includes Smith's feeding notes and a detailed account of growth and feeding costs.
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Jon Smith
Jack Smith
Eagle Township
Tawa State College
Ames
Rath Packing Company
Black Hawk County
Farm Bureau
Joe Smith
McLean
George Shafer
Roepback Siebels Una “Ad Reiter
Market Pig Club
E. E. Quaife
R. ©. Ferguson
Farewell Dinner for Miss Hudson in Waterloo
Friends gather at Black's Dearoom on Wednesday evening for a farewell dinner honoring Elizabeth Hudson, longtime Black Hawk County home demonstration agent now leaving Waterloo to run a Panora hotel. She has served since February with The Weaver Company in poultry work and will be missed. reservations via the county farm bureau office are due by Monday.
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Black's Dearoom
Elizabeth — Hadson
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
Panora
Tudson Sines
Cailenago Produce Soncern
Tawa
Farm Bureau
Inijteting Wits
Lester Township Women Planning Meeting
Lester Township Farm Bureau women plan an all day meeting Tuesday December 7 at Mrs Conrad Toappiel home. County women’s chairman Mrs P B Fredley will preside with a furniture refinishing demonstration in the forenoon and a nutrition study in the afternoon. Town residents welcome.
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Pinkerton
Lester Township
Grain values expand wheat advances with early deals
Chicago traders noted export bids for all-rail wheat shipments near a working basis, pushing the market higher from the start. Argentina and Australia were seen reducing fears of surprise, with expectations for larger shipments this year to Europe. Corn and oats rose with active demand, while provisions varied. Cotton and cotton futures showed mixed changes with prices easing at times.
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Chicago
Nll
Chicago Lloday
Argentina
Australia
Europe
Corm
Onts
Board of Trade Cash Quotations for Wheat and Corn
Chicago December 4 Wheat prices range across No 2 and No 4 mixed classes with values around 1.42 to 4.24 per bushel and various white and yellow mixes listed. Oats and barley show limited bids with sample grade notes and rye not quoted.
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Chicago
Hog price rally and cattle market gain amid strong hog and sheep quotes
Market notes show a dime rise in hog quotations with heavy weights and bulk demand. Cattle prices on steers and heifers higher while fat cows and yearlings show broader gains. sheep receipts light with notable price variation and strong demand for fed lambs and wool lambs list prices.
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Lee
Ted Western
Ssung B.S
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Summary
Sioux City livestock prices on December 4 show cattle steady to lower across varieties. Fat cattle and yearlings down slight, fat cows and heifers down about 15 cents, veals steady, bulls down about 10 cents. Hogs higher for some lots, demand active. top price around 10.00, receipts about 200 head.
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Waterloo
Frurler
Ward
Wilt & Ga
Roosters
Younghams
Tranny Waterloo
Wath Packing Co
Welfers
Prom Barclay & Sona
Timothy
Prining Ling
Sioux City
Livestock Prices At St Paul Market Decline Across Cattle
St Paul Minnesota reports mixed cattle and hog prices with declines for calves and yearlings versus a week earlier. Receipts around 400 head include bulk fat lambs and ewes, with hogs steady to lower and some butcher weights quoted. Prices list varied ranges for cows bulls feeders and sows reflecting softer demand.
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ST. Paul Livestock
St. Paul
Kline
Bikstot
Bulkea
Nelfers
Eutter
Dulles
Kansas City Livestock Receipts and Market Notes
Kansas City stockyards report receipts and bids across cattle and hogs. Mixed yearling and steer lots see gains with top feeder, butcher and slaughter grades. Hog receipts show bulk desirable weights and firming prices, with balance of buyers and sellers noted.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Ron Wargle
Tishis
H Hulk Danvtia
Ewes
Mas
Market Results and Grain Prices From Omaha Area
Irregular OCR shows livestock receipts and grain quotes with mixed figures. References to hogs, steers, and corn prices appear alongside vendor names and a Lamson Bros. trade note. reader should verify due to many garbled words and misspellings.
Realizing Forces Stock Reversal Hits Market Rebound
York stocks show an opening strength then reverse sharply with Baldwin leading a broad setback from 164 to 158.46. Heavy selling drives declines in Coca Cola and Allied Chemical while motor shares under General Motors Ludson and Jordan rally on anticipated public reception of new models. Strong buyers push Transformers and Kailey products while International Harvester jumps over four points. Overall turnover around 60,000 shares with notable activity in Union Carbide, Bethlehem Steel, and California Jet.
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York
Deca
Baldwin
Jardin
Dupont
Vets Coke
Conmneretat
Bn Lehisa Valley
Rals
Dumond
Prioy
Baldavia
Gemunnt Motors
Ludson
Jordan
Ly Products
Coke
Kelsey Wheel
Manhattan
Abso Wate
Ai Pointe
International Harvester
T4ahat
Petes
Internationat
Cot
Colorado
Alied Chemical
Coca Cola
Itteulir
Total Sc
Frank Salex
California
Gentral Leather
Chesapeake & Obig
Chicago
Toy Ghicizo & Nol Peat
R. J
Pacthie
Coaster Carp
U Onia
Coloradna Fuel Consolidated Gas Gorn D
Crucible Stet Davison Chemical
Dodge Bros. A
Bu Pont de N Blyetric
Jerie
Hudsen “Motors
Central Coe
Int
Combustion Eng
Harvester
Mor
Ata
Niclee Trier
Bel
Kansasity Southern
Reese & Mo
Texas
Missouri
Monteomery Ward
New York
Mirte Oo
NOY
Hartford
Norfolk & Wastern
Bin
North American
Northern Pacific Pacific
Packard Motor 4
Pan. Am
Bet
Biereg-Arrow
Reading
Troan. & Steel
Bia
Stu
San Fran
Seaboard Atrine
Wea
Sears Rachie i Sinclair Can
Authern
Sina
Willys-Overland
Woolworth
Norden Maintains Flock of 800 Hens for Winter Laying
Clutter Iowa December 3 One of Tama County’s most successful poultry raisers is Ed Norden near Clut ter He keeps Leghorns all year buying 1000 chicks this year he raised about 860 His flock will rise to 760 laying hens for winter laying and steady income He feeds laying mash consisting of bran tankage shorts and salt and mixes in corn and oats for feed He also raises Lakennelders and sells roosters at 5 to 3 pounds
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Altho
Courier Special Service
Clutter
Tamacounts
Ed Norden
Norden
I.ie
Babs
Butter Markets Firm As Prices Edge Higher
Chicago reports steady to firm butter markets during the week with continued advances pushing top scores above 50 cents. Fancy butter remains in strong demand as new highs for the year are approached, while storage holdings and week receipts influence the market dynamics across New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and Chicago.
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Chicago
Hecause
Naime
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Hog buyers swindle farmers. cashing fake checks leaves hogs gone
Two farmers near Huxley Iowa report five hogs lost and worthless checks after selling hogs to a stock dealer. The buyer, who claimed to be an Odebolt cattle breeder, provided checks drawn on Odebolt’s First National Bank signed I. Jenson. The bank returned the checks before the hogs could be paid for, and the farmers were left with cash shortfalls while the stranger profited about 216 dollars.
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Ames
Huxley
Here
Odebolt
First National Bank
Odehatt
Jenson
Provisions and Butter Prices Across Markets
New York and Chicago market notes show butter and dairy prices, poultry and cheese moving in a fluctuating pattern. Entries list multiple suppliers, varieties, and price ranges for creamery products, meat, and fats, with regional differences across states and cities.
Too Many Dealers in Coal Business Thinks Professor
Professor Clarenca F. Taeusch of the University of Iowa argues coal marketing suffers from over supply and too many dealers. He urges standardizing coal grades and restricting dealer memberships to curb competition and improve retail methods. He cites thirty eight thousand U S coal dealers nationwide as excess capacity.
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Town City
Clarenca
F. Vaeusch
Department of Philosophy
University of Iowa
Taeusch
United States
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Steuder
Iiamshire Swine Record Association
CG. D. Streeter
Keokuk
T. A. Flenner
Ashmore
JIL
AL Marshh
M. B. Hildegardner
Orange
JOE Smith Wing Pig Club Award
Atmes
Eagle
Miss Hudson
Lester Twp
Women Planning
Dees
Henry
Thals
Liverpool
Midlands
Bride
Asialy
Board of Trade
Joreeg
Omaha
Tow
Timc
Rea. Oates
Whity
Lamson Bros. & Co
ALLOA
Syacatas
Noy de Seileay
Poarta
Bec
Eetpis
BRP
ASC
Onis
Racelpis
PRIM
Minntapolis Flonte
Minneapidis
Minn
Deesy Flee
Emly
Eros
Tnottletay
Moestonk
Mont Howe
Wilek
Toledo
Rehr
Maren
Great Britain
France
Voglan
Thaly
Germany
Asters
Piety Creamery
Midwest
Santos
Iowa
Iowa Securities Co
TE. St. St. Waterloo
Carnival Data
Valentino
Putiic
Libery Bont
Atis
S. G
Eaerve
Vich
State Loan CO
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Town Securities Company 203
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C. W. Chapman Lumber CO
East
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