Women’s corn show celebrates Cedar Falls entries
Cedar Falls December reports a large first annual women’s corn show with 175 exhibitors and 80 entries in one division. Prof J B Wentz of Iowa State judged, praising smaller 16 to 18 row varieties for early maturity. Winners include Mrs Jesse Bige for yellow corn and Mrs Fritz Miller for white corn, with 29 pupil entries earning awards and a moving picture ticket.
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Cedar Falls
J. B. Wentz
Iowa State College
Wentz
Prof. Wentz
Maryland
Ames
University of Maryland
The
Cedar: Falls Merchants
Bige
Jesse Bige
Frank Yarcho
Will
Fritz. Miller
Cedar
Falls
Harry Jorgenson
Edith “Wagner
Janesville
T. Gernoldt
Sophia Hansen
Anna Moore
Waterloo Township
Lucille
Hardy
Cedar, Falls
Elizabeth Kiefer
John McCulloch
Carol Lyndegaard
Mildred Jorgenson
Rodney
Hartley
Merle Shoemaker
Harries Banfield
John Banfield
Elizabeth Schoeman
Vera Plantz
John F Plantz
Vernon Schoenman
Marion Lyndegeerd
Donald Duthbert
Marian Hopper
Marjorie Mark
Walter Rogers
2. V. Mullinex
Black Hawk County
F. C Mark
F. B. Sisson
M. Barr White
Ernest Kieffer
Horses Bring 125 Hogs 25 at Dysart Sale
Dysart Iowa December 8 public sale at Fred Bampton farm drew good attendance and prices. Horses sold up to 123 dollars, Hampshire hogs 25 dollars each. Steers one to two years old averaged 84.25 dollars a head. Auctioneer R L Pippert and the Dysart National Bank clerk.
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Dysart, Ta
Fred Bampton
Hampshire
R. L. Pippert
Dysart National Bank
Farmers Questions and Comments Invited
Water loo Evening Courier invites readers to address questions and comments to the Editor Farm Department at the Waterloo office. Communications should be sent to the Editor Farm Department Waterloo. Telephone contact is listed as 5106 for rural inquiries and farm news.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Iowa
Marshall County Boy Cashes In With Record Carcass Sale
PiKeith Collins, 15, of Marshall County, tops the International Livestock exposition with a dressed Aberdeen Angu s carcass weighing 722 pounds sold for 4 873.50 at 6 75 per pound to McCauley Market, Mt Kisco New York. The 62.24 percent dressed yield trails last year's 65.37 while the grand champion steer and barrow records also rise in Chicago bids.
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Chicago
Keith Collins
McCauley
Mt. Kisco
Iowa
Clarence Goecke
State Center
Collins
Liscomb
Benny
Jesup Juniors Put on Corn Show Competes 77 Entries
Jesup Iowa hosts the largest junior corn show by Jesup consolidated high school with 77 entries across fifth to eighth grades and high school and agriculture classes. Judges praise quality as Carlton Stoddard and Russell Mack serve as secretaries and Marshall Adams of Quasqueton judges the event. Winners include Ronald Master and Vivian Parker in the younger division, Orville Weber and Bertha Henricks in the upper grades, and Cecil Roth, Aura Marie Parker, and Leland Fisher among high school contenders. The agriculture class cup honors the best overall entry for quantity and quality.
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Courier Special Service
Jesup
Jesup Consolidated High School
Carlton Stoddard
Russell Mack
Marshall Adams
Quasqueton
Ronald Master
Vivian Parker
Allen Rachey
Clifford Comfort
Ralph Schuler
Clifford Kruse
Charles Givens
Orville Weber
Bertha Henricks
Clayton Kemp
Vincent Schmidt
Clarence Kruse
Calico
Mabel
Charles Fuller
Phillip Ohl
Harold Fisher
Kenneth Kramer
Lloyd Cage
Ted Houck
Untiedt Holsteins Lead Tama County Dairy Averages
In Tama County Nor December report Walter Untiedt of Clutter tops the November dairy list with 32.5 pounds butterfat and 836 pounds milk from a three year old cow producing 59.4 pounds of fat. Koepke notes seven daughters from a single bull among eight cows in one herd, while several herds reach high totals, with state averages around 19.2 pounds fat and 40 plus pound cows noted among thirteen individuals.
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Toledo
Tama County Association
Walter Untiedt
Clutter
Herbert Koepke
Koepke
Tama Association
Association
Frank Stark
Charles McGrew
Alex Rehder
Iowa to Study Minnesota Mail Order Cow Testing
Iowa State College dairy extension plans to study Minnesota’s mail order cow testing system to assess its potential for Iowa dairymen. Floyd Johnston will visit Minnesota to review operations. the method lowers costs and ships milk samples to a central lab for butterfat analysis, with results and advice returned by mail. Minnesota reports 450 herds under the program, while Iowa lists about 1.5 million cows with just over two percent in current test associations.
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Ames
Chicago
Dairy ‘Extension Service
Iowa State College
Iowa
Floyd Johnston
Minnesota
Correspondence School Association
Minnesota Circle
Sherburne County
Central Laboratory
Capper
Bechtelheimer Named Secretary of U S Dairy Council
Clyde Bechtelheimer of Waterloo was elected secretary of the National Dairy Council, an educational group promoting dairy consumption since 1919. M. D. Munn of Chicago was reelected president. Bechtelheimer previously served on the council’s board and will continue work with Iowa creameries.
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Chicago
Clyde Bechtelheimer
Waterloo
Bechtelheimer
Council
Iowa Co-Operative Creameries
Receipts Decrease and Storage Butter Moves
Chicago reports show fresh butter arrivals thinning, with much storage butter moving to consumer channels and hand to mouth trading common. Traders see no justifyable need for higher purchases as receipts at major markets drop versus last year, with mixed early December production outlook.
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Chicago
Sioux City Livestock Market Report December 8 1984
Receipts cattle 400 and sheep 500 with mixed but steady to higher demand. Cattle top price for 1193-pound beeves around 17.15, veal up to 12.50, cows to 8.50, stockers and feeders around 20 to 41.00. Lambs steady to higher with top slaughter lambs 13.60 and feeding lambs around 12.25 to 12.60. Prices reflect grain fed and long yearlings in strong demand.
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Sioux City
Oslauchter
Minneapolis Flour Shipments Reported At 36827 Barrels
Minneapolis flour trade notes 36827 barrels shipped with bran prices listed at 32.50 dollars per ton. The update reflects steady demand and ongoing market activity in early December.
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Minneapolis
Radio stocks plunge as market skids amid credit fears
New York prices tumbled for the third straight day with Radio dropping 72 points to 298. Major losses hit Wright Aero and Case Threshing while Dupont rebounded 25 points. Foreign exchanges opened easier as speculation and margin calls spurred a wide liquidation in the blizzard of forceful selling.
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Radio
Wright Acro
Montgomery-Ward
Case Threshing
Byers
Sears Roebuck
Packard
Johns Manville
Chrysler
General Motors
Bethlehem Steel
General Electric
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de Pasco Copper
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American Express
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Nash
Motors
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Victor Talking Machine
Packard Motors
American
Chile
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Russia Insurance and
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Wright Aero
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Chicago Dec 8
Wheat not sold as trading halted. Corn prices listed for sizes and grades with mixed results. Barley and timothyseed quoted. cloverseed priced at 23.50 to 31.50 dollars per unit. No rye quotation.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade Suspends Move Day Trade
Chicago moves equipment to temporary quarters on Moving Day with trading paused until Monday. Cotton markets in Liverpool and Chicago show steady or higher openings as futures rise for December through October contracts.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Demand Falr And Hog Prices Firm In Chicago Market
Chicago reports a wide range in livestock trading with hog receipts about 5,000 and strong demand holding firm. Hogs sold mostly from 8.55 to 8.90 per cwt with prime butchers at 8.80+, while cattle and sheep prices showed mixed gains and substantial dealer movement. Total weekly receipts include cattle 58,759, hogs 225,735, and sheep 573, with year over year declines in some categories.
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Sveoak
Kansas City Grain Prices Mixed on Receipts Report
Kansas City grain markets show varied prices with several notes of slight declines. Wheat receipts 168 cars while corn 85 and oats 16. No. 2 dark hard around 1.12 to 1.31, No. 2 white corn about 80 to 81 cents, No. 2 white oats near 47 to 48 cents.
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Kansas City Grain
Kansas City
Clearing House Statement Shows Mixed Deposit Changes
New York Clearing House weekly statement indicates total surplus and undivided profits unchanged. Net demand deposits average rises to 75,117,000 while time deposits average fall to 8,816,000. Clearings total 9,970,558,150 for the week ending December 6, versus 8,617,151,695 for December 1.
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Clearing House
New York
New York Clearing House Association
Minneapolis Grain Prices and Wheat Receipts
Minneapolis grain market report shows Wheat Receipts at 289 cars, with No 1 northern around 1.11 to 1.12 and various futures in December to July. No. 3 Fellow corn and No. 3 white oats are listed with quoted prices and delivery months.
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Minneapomus
Minneapolis
Northern
Montana
Potatoes market report from Chicago rail shipments
Be neipts 61 cars on track, 240 total U. S. shipments, 490 cars trading slow. Wisconsin sacked round whites 85c 51.05, Minnesota and North Dakota sacked round whites 80 95c, Red River Early potatoes 95c 51.05, Idaho sacked Russets $1.40 1.80.
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Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Idaho
Omaha Grain Prices Reported in Daily Market Update
In Omaha Nebraska on December 8 wheat prices ranged from No 1 hard 1.11 to No 2 hard smutty 1.08. Corn listings show No 4 yellow 0.75 to No 5 yellow 0.73 1/4, No 4 mixed 0.72. Oasis No 3 white 1.41 appears in the update.
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Omaha
Neb
Oasis
St Joseph Livestock Report Highlights Mixed Week Trade
In St Joseph Missouri on December 8 hogs receipts 4590 steady to higher with top at 8.55 and 190 pound hogs around 8.40. Cattle receipts 200 with steers and yearlings mostly 25 to 50 cents lower while best heifers 25 to 60 cents higher. Week’s top steer 14.00, bulk 11.75 to 13.00. beef cows 8.00 to 9.25. stockers and feeders up to 12.25. Sheep receipts 3500 with fat lambs strong and feeders 25 cents higher. wool lambs 13.25 to 13.50, yearlings 10.25 to 10.50.
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St. Joseph
Whet Eenee & Aee
Fareesee
Serene Ataewre
Atic and
Sivéuens
Sers
Aeeas
Eeae
Perth
Waterloo
Nonn
Waterloo Mills Co
Arlington
Swift & Co
Sala
Prom Rath Packing Co
F.o.b. Rath
GOW
UIS Fair Packers
Iowa Flour & Feed Co
East St. Louis
Ill
Weex
Kansas City
South St. Paul
Minn
Grain and sugar prices from St Louis and New York
St Louis grain mixed with No 2 red winter wheat at 1.43 and No 2 hard at 1.17, corn and oats prices listed. New York raw sugar steady at 3.93 cents per pound with refined at 5.25 cents.
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Gorn
Provisions New York and Chicago Dairy Prices Dec 8
Market round up of dairy and poultry prices with receipts in New York and Chicago. Butter and cheese steady, varied creamery and firsts prices. eggs and poultry values listed, including turkeys and fowl. Kansas City notes Eyes Firsts at 36c.
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Chicago
Kansas City
East St Louis Livestock Market Report Dec 8 Ill
Hog receipts 6500 with price ranges for 130 to 160 and 200 pound bands. Cattle receipts 350 and calves 200 with week comparisons showing declines for steers and yearlings, mixed gains for cows and fat cows. Sheep receipts 100 with top lambs around 13 75 and packer bids at 9.50 to 10.00.
Kansas City Livestock Markets Recap for Week
Kansas City prices show hog receipts 2,500 with weakness to 10 cents lower than prior highs. Top hog at 8.55 for 240 to 280 pound lots. Cattle receipts 400 with yearling steers steady to five cents lower and vealers up to 50 cents. Sheep receipts 200 with lambs 18.25 to 13.50 top ranges. clippers and yearlings around 10.25 to 12.35.
Bond Market Slips Further Amid Broad Selloff
In early New York trading on December 8, bond prices fell as selling pressure intensified. Ralls led the drop with Pennsylvania 7s, New York Tractions and New York Central 3445 also among the weaker issues. Broad retrenchment swept the list.
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New York
Wdec
Ralls
Pennsylvania
New York Tractions
New York Central
Notice of Appointment of Executors No 8855 in Iowa
Notice given that Herbert Clement Taylor Evanston Illinois and Harlan R Hollis Hudson Iowa have been appointed executors of the Mary A Taylor estate in Black Hawk County Iowa. Those indebted must pay immediately and claimants must present authenticated claims to the executors or clerk for allowance. Dated November 30 1928.
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State of Iowa
Blac Hawk County
Mary A. Taylor
Kevin
District Court
Herbert Clement Taylor
Evanston, Iil
Harlan R. Hollis
Hudson, Iowa
Iow
Black Hawk County
Edward A. Karns
J. W. Blough
Fifth St
Waterloo
Clark & Clark
J. W. Thompson
State of
Iowa
Lillie E. Cumming
Ae WM. T. Cumming
Castle Hill
Ray R. Reed
J. W. Oton
Iistrict
Alvina Diefenbach
St Paul Livestock Market Report for Dec 8
Receipts total livestock at South St. Paul include cattle 600 with higher yearling and steer prices, hogs 2,000 steady with quality mixed, calves 200 steady at around 13.00 to 13.25, sheep 500 with fat lambs and ewes up to 13.60 for top lambs and 7.00 for handyweight ewes. Prices note weekly comparisons and various classes.
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Omaha
St. Joseph
Sioux City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
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