Iowa Brown Swiss Breeders Elect Mabon to Lead 10 Head Association
At Hampton Iowa the first annual meeting of the Iowa Brown Swiss Breeders Association re elected H A Mabon as president and named 1928 directors Abe Schlorhoz Breda F F Esslinger Fred Larabee H W Wernl George F Burkhardt R H Rehder and Dr R E Doidge Prof Earl Weaver of Iowa State College gave the principal address and a state picnic is planned for next June for all Swiss breeders and families.
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Courier Special Service
Hampton
Lowa Brown Swiss Breeders’ Association
Ames
HH. A. Mabon
H. A. Mabon
Randalla
Leslie Torney
Torhey
Dallas M
Cedar
Falls
R. H. Rehder
Waterloo
R. E. Doidge
Earl Weaver
Iowa State College
Inman
Ft. Dodge
C. F. Osborne
Osborne
State Corn Show and Short Course Dates Announced
Iowa State College mails 35000 invitations for Farm and Home Week January 30 to February 4 in Ames. The Better Iowa edition outlines department programs and features the first master homemaker recognition banquet. The state corn show and breed association meetings run during the week, with the rural orchestra contest on January 30.
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Ames
Iowa State College
Iowa
Better Iowa
Towa
Maurer Rents Readlyn Farm to Ed Hesse for 1928
Readlyn Iowa December 13 Fred Mauer rents his farm to Ed Hesse and will move to Readlyn. A closing out sale was held today and the tenant will take possession March 1 next year.
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Maurer
Readlyn
ED Hesse
Readlyn. In
Fred
Mauer
Hil Place
Johnson Sargent sale totals fourteen thousand dollars
Grundy Center Iowa December 13 At the Johnson and Sargent sale in Lincoln township milk cows averaged about 100 dollars per head Steers of about a carload were bought by George and Ed Lynch for 86 dollars cash Hogs did not bring as much as expected The total sale amounted to 14000 The Johnson family will move to town in spring and the Gannegeiter family will move to the Sargent farm Thin hogs marketed West Union Iowa December 13 shortage of corn and feed value left half of 10 carloads sold by the cooperative shipping association small or by and others well fitted for market Annual meeting Hazleton Iowa December 13 Hazleton Farmers Creamery company elected officers President Urban Murray Vice President J G Carcoran Secretary OC E Reide Treasurer J O N Smith Directors BR Howls Wendell Short M J Gleason Bruce Millman Lloyd Mun ger Arthur Hemshrot is butter maker The creamery paid 53 cents for November butterfat
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Grundy Center
Johnson & Sargent
Lincoln Township
George
Ed Lynch
Johnson
Gannegeiter
Sargent
West Union
Co-Operative Live-Stock Shipping Association
Hazleton
Hazleton Farmers’ Creamery Company
Urban Murray
3. G. Carcoran
OC. E. Reide
J. ON. Smith
BR. C. Howls
Wendell Short
M. J. Gleason
Bruce Millman
Lloyd Munger
Arthur Hemshrot
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Waterlo o Evening Courier Reader Feedback
Reader inquiries and letters to the editor about farm topics are invited. Address communications to the editor in the Farn Department at the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Town, phone 5100.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo, Town
Iowa buttermakers open year strong with high butter scores
B. T. Soles of Stout in Grundy county leads 75 competitors at the Postville contest with 95 1/4 score and a gold medal. H. Harms of Oelwein takes silver with 95 while Herman Jacobs of Boyden scores 94 3/4. Primus of Arlington enters late and earns no medal. District 11 showcases top Northeastern Iowa dairy talent. A district banquet in Oelwein honors notables and high scorers.
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Postville
B.T. Soles
Stout
Grundy County
Primus
Waterloo
Fred Kucker
Fenton
Minneapolis
F. W. Stephenson
Cclwein
H. D. Reynolds
Mason City
M. Mortensen
Ames
Griese
Reuben Larson
Osage
F. George
Denver
Alber
Harris
W. H. Hischeid
Cresco
R. J. Allenstein
Sumner
W. J. Spurbeck
Paul Schroeder
John H. Schroeder
Westgate
Will Behrens
Rucker
Iowa
Oelwein
Lichty finds new alfalfa curing method improves color and leaves
At his Orange township farm between here and Hudson on the paved road H L Lichty reports curing alfalfa by windrowed leaves outward and stems inward yields brighter color and tastier hay from 2.5 acres producing seven tons from three cuts last summer.
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H. L. Lichty
Here
Hudson
Orange Township
Lichty
Farmers Union and Coop Elevator Meet Delayed by Storm
A planned joint meeting of farmers' elevator operators and the farmers' union in Raymond Indiana was postponed due to a major storm. Organizers stated the event would be held soon once weather improved, but no date had been set as of yesterday.
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Raymond
Farmers’ Union
Caine Leaves U S Department Service
John T. Caine, after two and a half years as chief of the Packers and Stockyards Administration, will resign January 1 to join the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago as an official. He holds degrees from Utah Agricultural College and Iowa State College and is brother of A B Caine, a professor at Iowa State College who judged a Belgian Horse show locally this fall.
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John T. Caine
Packers and
States Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Caine
Utah Agricultural College
Towa State College
A. B. Caine
Return in Sales and Prizes of College Stock
Ames Iowa December 13 More than 89500 in prizes and receipts for Iowa State College from the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago were announced by Prof H I Kildee head of animal husbandry and vice dean of agriculture Cash receipts total 3072 50 and receipts to date 6595 94 Additional money will be added when returns on 15 hogs and four cattle entered in carcass contests are received
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Ames
Seltle Meat Packers
Iowa State College
Chicago
H. I. Kildee
October Shipments Livestock Hit Low Level for Volume
In Benson county October livestock shipments via local co operative associations totaled 10 carloads. Luzerne led with three cars, Keystone Blairstown and Van Horne two each, Atkins one. Van Horne ships were mixed loads. no reports from Belle Plaine and Shellsburg. Notes on shrink and shipping costs accompany the figures with Atkins showing the lowest shrink and Atkins highest owners net among Chicago and Savana routes. A meeting of the shipping association group is planned at Van Horne on December 15 after a failed December 2 assembly.
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Vinton
Benson County
Luzerne
Keystone
Blairstown
van Horne
Aikins
Belle Plaine
Shellsburg
Association
Atkins
Chicago
Savana
Chi- Cag
Biskstown
Robert Hegewald Atkins
Jowa Merefords Send Herefords to Texas Ranch
A second large shipment of Hereford cattle from the Secor Brown firm near Mechanicsville is en route to R. Hy Brown in Fort Worth, Texas. Eighteen yearlings and two-year-olds were bought by C. D. Brown on behalf of Panhandle ranchers. The Hereford stock includes About 120 whiteman purebreds kept at the Seror farm. The firm has long raised the Anchety strain for forty years and reports steady demand outstripping supply.
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Mechanicsville
Mechanics~ville
Pioneer Jrm
Secor & Brown
R. Hy, Brown
Fort Worth
Tex
Brown
Panhandle
D. Brown
C. D. Brown
Secor
G. D. Brown
Seror
Mr. Brown
Wheat and corn prices slide on liquidation sales
Chicago reports heavy closing for wheat and corn as liquidating sales push prices down. Declines spread to oats and provisions with traders awaiting clearer signals from shipping demand and weather forecasts.
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Chicago
Sugar quotes and prices in York market report
Raw sugar prices and quotations from York market show bids around 5.60 to 5.80 cents per pound for refined granulated sugar. The report notes steadier trading and describes lower raw scars or stocks with varying bid ranges.
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York
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Such and Such
The column lists assorted market quotes with grain and seed prices including Rye at 1.07 to 1.08 and Clove seed around 3.00, noting various lots and grades such as No 3 yellow and No 6 yellow alongside white and mixed lots for trading.
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Board of Trade
Chitaga
Dee
Ork
Onis
Shumbie
Oaertog
HOGG 2K OFF IN CHICAGO MARKET
Receipts and prices show hogs trading weak with bids down and late drops. Cattle and sheep slow with mixed quotes, fat lambs uneven, heavy weights declined, and packing demand steady to weak amid overall market softness.
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Hogg
Chicago
Sadi and Gown
Livestock quotes and receipts from East St. Louis market
Be 8T Louis Livestock reports receipts at East St. Louis with cattle and sheep activity. Cattle prices show some variation across weight classes with top bids around 8.45 and 8.15 for heavy and light cattle while calves and cows see mixed demand. Sheep offerings exist but early bidding is sharply lower and sales progress unclear.
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East St. Louis
Aulk
Gattle
Representative Sales Livestock in Union Yards
Representative livestock sales today included hogs in Union Yards with listings from Ciesden and Wee 13. NS. The brief notes a sale event featuring hog lots among other stock.
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Ciesden
Wee
Wright Aeronautical Leads as Dow Jones Edges Higher
New York stocks rose with Wright Aeronautical hitting a high and American Steel Foundries advancing after big blocks traded. U S Steel and Tobacco Products moved higher while prices for foreign exchange and commodities showed gains amid broad market strength.
Livestock and Grain Prices at Big Markets
Market roundup from Minneapolis and Kansas City reports wheat receipts and price ranges for No. 1 northern and hards, dark northern spring, and Montana on track arrivals. Corn and oats prices show mixed quotes across yellow and white varieties with varying deliveries and on hand inventories.
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Eapolis
Minn
Montana
Kansas City
Provisions and poultry prices mixed in New York markets
New York reports mixed receipts with eggs and poultry showing varied movement. Hens, firsts, and nearby whites hold steady while turkeys and ducks show selective gains, and butter remains unchanged amid steady market conditions.
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New York
Heanery
Clon Aviteneu
Weiseth Hennery
Express
Freighy
Southwestern
Chigaga
Chicago
Dee
Butler
Treamery
St. Lois
St. Touls
Mae
Kansas City
Irregular Bond Trading Noted In Light Session
New York stock notes show irregular price moves with ease in the market. International Telephone issues were firm while the government bonds displayed limited activity amid light trading and cautious sentiment.
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New York
Ark
Pniink Te
International Telephone Atis
Tederat Soverninent
Horsemen Postpone Colt Club Meeting in Butler County
Farmers in Butler county planned a colt club to boost draft horse production. A demonstration led by Harry Linn was canceled due to snow, delaying plans until spring for organizing the club and advancing horse interests on farms.
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Somat Serutecy Allison
Butler County
Colt Club
Harry Linn
State Horse and Mule Breeders' Association
St Paul Livestock Market Report Slows With Mixed Receipts
Cattle receipts 3,000 with slower bidding and lower tone for kills. Calves 2,500 with light demand and mostly 11.00. Hogs 23,000 about 35 cents lower. bids mostly 7.75 for 180 to 270 pounds. Sheep 1,500. lambs 25c or more lower, heavies around 11.00, culls and feeding stock by 25c.
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Chicago
Markely
Kansas City
Omaha
E. St. Louis
St. Joseph
Sioux City
St. Paul Pere
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Paul
Ting
Wee
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Mixed Prices and Weak Hogs
Sioux City livestock report shows fed cattle and yearlings weak with prices about 150 to 175 per hundredweight, feeder and stocker ranges broad. Hogs receipts at 11 000 with top around 7.90 to 8.00 for lighter weights and 7.85 to 7.90 for heavier loads, other items varied by class.
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Sioux City Livestock
Sioux Ir
Peoria Livestock Hogs and Cattle Receipts Report
Peoria Illinois stock market notes show hog receipts around 2,500 with prices about 8.40 top and bulk around 8.00 to 8.40, while cattle receipts reached 100 with similar price activity observed. Market tone indicates a slight decline from prior quotes.
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Peoria Livestock Peoria
HOGE
Gattle
Rats and Mice Expense Account
An ad notes ready to use rat and mouse poison Ker neis brand Ready to use Sure Kill No Fuss No Sc. and It suggests these products be purchased at drug stores for pest control.
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Meyers
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