Highest Holstein bull sale price atop Iowa farm auction
Farmers market reports from Webster City and nearby towns detail the Holstein bull sale at Dickman and Shrank farm. Top price hit over $102 for 12 lot group plus 200 dollars paid for a son of Barbara Pet Legis. other notable bids included $320 by C. A. Mitchell and $150 for Tidy offspring. Separate notes announce Iowa Holstein-Prestian breeders’ spring auction in Waterloo featuring 40 cows in milk, 20 bred heifers, and 10 high class bulls, and a dispersion sale for the Sherman Brothers herd shifting to a breeders’ auction. дополнительно.
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Roy Sickles
Janesville
Barbara Pet Legis
Fd. Wylam Son
Cass Farm
Tidy
Wylins
KK. PLC
Soll
Fisher & Herman
Yankerton
Harry Schmidt
Tripoli
C. AL Mitchell
Hawkeye
Henry Longe
Westgate
Kane Brothers
Vairbank
Henry Sper
Dunkerton
Webster City
H. W. Gleim
Iowa Holstein-Priasian Breeders’ Association
Iowa Breders
Waterloo
Dee
Sherman Brothers Herd
Jesup
Dairy Cattle Congress Grounds
Holstein-Priesian Breeders’ Association
Dysart
Lassen Brothers
Lassen Farm
Here
Traer
John Townsend
Way
Biskstown
Farmers’ Institute
Prin
John Hunt's Barrows Revive Old Question of Cross Bred Swine
At a four county agricultural show, John Hunt's 270lb barrows won first prize renewing the debate on cross breeding in hogs. A L Anderson of Iowa State College notes crossbreeding can boost gains but cautions against a fixed policy. County Agent Winegart of Rutland argues better results come from purebred stock.
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John Hunt
Tows Uni
Hunt
A. L. Anderson
Towa State College
Winegat
Rutter
Barrow Production
Shortage of Peed Forcing Shipment Centier Ta
Fifty three cars of livestock moved from Center Ta during November, the heaviest stock flow in years, due to a farm corn shortage. Prime hogs at Fayette Ta top the Chicago market with mixed cattle and two loads of logs sold at $9.90 per hundredweight, Baker guiding the shipment.
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Baker
Dr Pammet Made Flying Trip To Address Farmers
Ackley Iowa December 13 Dr L He Pauminyl botanist of Iowa Guile college hiked to Ames for an agricultural talk on town parks. He traveled late the day before to attend a class and returned that night to Ackley for StPammls class. The taxing schedule showed his dedication as a national authority on parks.
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DR. Pammel
Ackley
Dr. L. He Pauminyl
Iowa
Guile College
Poultry disease puzzles experts across the nation
Chicago reports a mystery illness in live chickens provoking embargoes on Midwest stock and signaling spread from Canadian shows to New York and New England. Purdue professor G S Philips says disease settles at windpipe base, fattening transit causes, not human risk. Losses run high for eastern dealers and Chicago ships, though Chicago weighs no embargo.
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New York City
Purdue University
Philips
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
New York State
New Jersey
New England
Wer- van Bundesen
Health Department
Middlewest
Milk foremost of building material in body structure
Miss Bella Lowe of Iowa State College notes milk as the chief growth nutrient for children. She warns against reducing milk intake and advises daily servings of vegetables such as spinach greens carrots and potatoes. Cook greens until tender and chop finely. Fruits cereals and hard foods are also needed for jaw development and overall growth.
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Bella Lowe
Home Econnomies
Iowa State College
Nebraska birds win white rock ribbons at Iowa State show
Des Moines Iowa December 13 Williams forms of Cedar Bloom Neb won first through fifth in classes for cock birds cockerels and champion male and female chickens at the American White Plymouth Rock club poultry show. Other winners included hens from Williams farms Tery Ridge farms Davenport pullets from Williams farms L B Dickenshuets Des Moines old pens Williams farms Wright Rockwell City and L E Dickensheets with place finishes.
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Nee
Wiiliams
Cedar Binis
Neb
Williams Farms
Tersey Ridge Farms
Davenport
L. B. Dickenshuets
Tes Moines
Williams Farm
Iowa Poultry Disease Hits Black Hawk County Fair
Local rumors describe a respiratory disease affecting poultry in Black Hawk County with warnings of an embargo on New York poultry. Statewide officials discuss funding to send a dairy judging team to London and plans to organize county poultry associations. Officials re-elected. Des Moines and Waterloo attendees noted.
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New York
Middlewest
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Waterloo
Caedar Falls
Lis
Ams
Iowa State Agriculture Board
Des Moines
Iranidin County
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Lin Leam
America
London
Payland
de Sents
Alrt Farmiera
Nave
Endow
England
Towa
United States
Jereby
Fory-First Assembly
State of
Iowa
Steet
Towa Boys
State Agriculture Board
C. @. Cameron
Alta
Yir
John Mullen
Fonda
E.R. Corey
Distritt
Teecreany Makers
Realtors
Roost Robbers Hearings Set In Toledo Case
Grand jury in Tama county Wisconsin indicts Alan Giger of Toledo on five counts of poultry theft and receiving stolen poultry. Two Toledo youths, Glenn Tredway and Bennett Green, charged for selling Moore chickens and aiding theft. Bonds set at 1000 for three counts and 560 for two counts. hearing for the three co-defendants on December 22.
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Tracr_ fa
Toledo
District Court of
Tama County
Wis
Alan Giger
Bis
Giger
P. R. Moore
Toldo
Glenn Tredway
Bennett Green
Moore
George Uwarris
Redway
Ronald Harrison
Snc
Tredway
Gister
Greer
Sage
Corn in Carloads Sent to Reinbeck
Reinbeck Iowa December 12 four carloads of corn were shipped into Reinbeck dating November Reinbeck Lumber company shipping three to farmers Otto J Abhert shipped one car for his own use This is the first time residents recall corn being shipped this late in the year Prices quoted for December 19 3a May 18 14 cents.
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Reinheck
Reinheck Lumber Company
Otto J.abhert
Grundy County Farm Bureau to hold January meeting
Grundy Center will host the Grundy County Farm Bureau annual meeting on January 7. Officers and a state convention delegate will be elected from the listed nominees including Ralph Crouse as president and Walter T. Diehl as secretary. Women nominees include Mrs. W Miller as chairwoman and Mrs. W D Miller as delegate.
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Grundy Center
Tee
Iac
Grundy County Farm Birean
Franz A. Crousn
W. D. Miller
Mall
President Nebraska Farm Bureau speaks at Benton meeting
Harey To Keefe the president of Nebraska Farm Bureau federation was scheduled to give the main address of the Benton County Farm Bureau annual meeting at Legion hall in Vinton. Keefe also is vice president of The Grain Marketing Company. He is a dirt farmer at Walt Hill and was born in Howard County Iowa. Women of Taylor township served a home cooked noon meal at the hall. A number of total persons were on the day's program.
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Harey
Keefe
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Benton County Farm Bureau
Legion Hall
Chiraen
Walt Thill
Neh
Howard County
Towa
Taxlor Township
Land sales in Tama County on recent transfers
The James Karkosh homestead of 150 acres near Clutter sold at referee’s sale to Frank Warkosh for 15 435.63. George Kolmer of Toledo sold his 120 acre farm to Ernest Dostal for 251.25 per acre. Mr Kuhner bought Dostal’s Offerman farm, south of Traer, at 275 per acre.
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James Karkosh
Clutter
Frank Warkosh
Toledo
Tabee
George Kolmer
Ernest Dostal
Kuhner
Mr. Dostal
Offerman
Traer
Wheat market mixes gains with profit taking in Chicago trade
Chicago prices swing on export demand and near term supply shifts. Wheat rose to higher marks then eased as profit taking emerged. December and May futures hit top season levels before retreating. Cash quotes show varied grades with multiple wheats and yellows priced across stations.
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Associated Press
United States
Hogs Steady to Strong and Cattle Sluggish in Mixed Market
Market reports show hogs steady to strong while cattle mostly lower. Receipts around 12,000 with heavy hogs uneven and lighter weights mixed. Yearling and fat steer values eased to a season low as beef and stocker prices declined, with sheep receipts near 3,000 and fat lambs up modestly despite thin demand.
Weekly Grain and Provision Review
New York December 13 bullish operations resume at market open. Prices surge to 1924 highs across wheat corn oats and provisions with many issues hitting new peaks. Heavy buying lifts stocks, foreign exchanges firm, and market activity broadens to include major names like Erie Pere Marquette General Electric and Montgomery Ward.
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New York
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Associated Press
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Erie
Jordan Motors
Maxwell Motors A
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West Penn Power
Alex
Pacific
United States
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Haldwin
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Montgomery Ward
Southern Railway
Mack
Marland and Pacific Oils
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Ickel Plata
Systesylvania Power Jung the Light & ‘Traction
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Selsey Wheel
American Car and Waunary
Worthington Pump
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U.S. Realty
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American Can. Am
War
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Atchison
T. Coast Line
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Bethlehem Steel
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Kennecott Cowper
Lehigh Valley
Louisville & Nasi
Mack Truck Mart
Oi Max. Motors
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Rep
Ir. & Steel
Reynolds
Tob
Teday
Sinnard Bros. West
Southern Pacific
N. J. Carners
Stewart Warner Haleuus III
Istudebaker
Barcel & Son
Bs & Gast
Joe
Ian TS
Martsi Produce Prices at Chicago and New York
New York and Chicago markets show steady to firm prices across dairy eggs and poultry. Butter, cheese, and milk products hold near prior levels with Wisconsin and state milks cited. poultry values quoted for turkeys chickens ducks and geese.
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Chicago
New York
Ian Young
Americas
State
Pacific Coast
Dee
Louis
Louix
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Kansas City Missouri December 13 cattle receipts total around a thousand head. Prime yearlings and better grades of steers and heifers show slight declines while heavy weight beves hold near recent lows. Hog prices active with top at 9.75 reflecting gains over Friday. bulk sales around 9.65 to 9.75 with 180 to 260 pound hogs averaging 39.25. Sheep and lambs rise, top lambs to packers about 15.15, ewes to 2.40, feeders around 15.00 to 14.75. Continuous market tone noted across stock cows, calves, and stockers with steady to mixed changes.
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Gimmeea
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Priday
Lowe
Paul
Bute
Lone. Labs
Sioux City
Gattle
Vic
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Omaha Livestock Markets Report Slashes Livestock Prices
Receipts: hogs 18 000 cattle 550 sheep 1 6055. Hogs mostly 10c higher with 200 to 390 pound butchers steady. light hogs down to 7.00. Cattle: bulls and steers 3 to 4 lower. butcher cows and heifers mostly lower. veal top 10.60. Sheep: fat lambs up. yearlings and ewes mixed. week’s top lambs around 15.00 to 14.85. Prices reflect narrow demand and mixed finished weights across hogs cattle and sheep.
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Omana
Livestock Market Report from St Paul Minnesota
Receipts at St Paul Stockyards reach about 1000 cattle and 200 calves with varying price trends. Fat steer and yearling classes steady to higher, canners and cows 15 to 25 cents lower. feeders steady to 25 cents lower. Calves mostly steady with top around 9.95 per hundredweight, hogs not present, sheep and lambs mixed with lambs 25 cents higher to 15.35 top.
Demand Slackens and Butter Price Decline Is Sharp
Sioux City livestock market report notes weaker cattle and calf prices with fat steers and yearlings down about 1.08, cows and heifers lower, stockers and feeders lower, hogs mixed with top near 9.70, pigs 5.50 to 7.25, and sheep slower with softer values. Sugar markets ease in New York and Chicago butter prices drop due to reduced demand, while U.S. grain and financial data show mixed trends and a large increase in Minneapolis flour reserves.
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Chicago
New York
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