Farmers-Todays Market News Surplus In Dairy Products
Farmers of Benton and surrounding regions report dairy surplus easing but storage jutter remains. The Iowa Creamery Secretaries' and Managers' association notes strong winter production could shrink spring stocks, pressuring butterfat prices. Co-operatives in Jesup and others show varied output and rising prices, while farmers push for improved rural roads and cooperative marketing to capture more consumer dollars. Resolutions favor McNary-Haugen principles, seed corn relief, and Torrens title laws.
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United States
Iowa
Ortobar Iowa Co
I New York
Jesup Co-Operative Creamery
Jesup
Monticello
Sioux Center
Westville
Luana
State Center
Hudson
Atlas Yoyden
Uresca
Benton County
Grain Dealers Association to Hold Fort Dodge Meeting
Fort Dodge Iowa December 15 final arrangements have been made for the annual state convention of Town Farmers Grain Dealers association set for January 20 21 and 22 secretary J P Larson announces a program committee is arranging speakers and entertainment for visiting farmers. Out of town attendees include S J Voteinaton Ames G Merritt Glidden H H F To hen Palmer B L Kreger Ratston and E W Huumreste Hull. The convention counts 246 to 3000 expected attendees and last held in Mason City in 1924.
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Fort Dodge
Ames
G. Merritt
Glidden
HH. F. Tohen
Palmer
B. L. Kreger
Ratston
E.W. Huibrestee
Hull
Nez Moines
Mason City Uy
East Waterloo Farm Bureau Meeting Set at Hewitt Home
The Bast Waterlood Township farm Bureau will hold its reenter meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs FR G Hewitt on Thursday January 3 following the last gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs A J Hewitt. Thirty four people attended the recent meeting. Miss Elizabeth Studson led discussion on the women’s nutrition project. J J Chan county agent attended with his family. Mr Uban discussed farm problems with the men.
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Bast Waterlood Township
G. Hewitt
A. J. Hewitt
Elizabeth Sfudson
J. J. Chan
Sigent
Uban
Waterloo Poultry Assn Meeting Announced
Waterloo Poultry Association will meet Tuesday evening December 18 at 8 o clock in Greater Waterloo Association rooms per secretary’s notice.
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Waterloo Poultry Assn
Waterloo Poultry Assertation
Greater Waterloo Association
Ardreas invites letters to editor at Waterlan Courier
Readers invited to send questions and comments to the editors of Waterlan Evening Courier Wa terlog Iowa. Include location and a contact phone number for response.
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Ardreas Communications
Waterlan Evening Courier
Waterlog
Towa
Seven Women Raise Thirty Dollars Husking Lord Corn
Seven women collected thirty dollars for church funds by husking corn. They worked at several sites including Mabie and others, raising money for hairbag fund and church needs. The effort tied to a community event with local volunteers and contributions from residents.
Tama Grain Show Features 58 Samples Across Classes
Across Tama Grain Show divisions, 58 samples competed in one class with numerous winners. Names like Gladbrook and Traen appear among prize recipients for yellow corn, white corn, winter wheat, beans, clover, and potatoes, with top honors in single-car yellow corn and other categories noted.
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Tama
A. Usiziel
Traen
Mandl
Hildebrand Brothers
Gladbrook
Wittus
Charles Cerin
Montour
Hochius
Savon
Will Metz
Wea
Blue Men
A. Drdviel
Othea
Glad Brooks
Jim Wee
Womeen
Walter
Prank Hoosh
Tamaz
Ars
Jay Bale
Laledo
Mrs. Po
Yoledoy
Spooner
Tuma
Mabel Culbertson
Meredith to Speak at Foledo Dairy Show Wednesday
Meredith former secretary of agriculture of the United States is scheduled to speak Wednesday evening at the Cozy theatre as part of the Tamia county dairy show. Other speakers include Karl Weaver Iowa State College and Jud May Julynston secretary of Iowa State Dairy Association. The show opens Tuesday with judging and features prizes of two hundred dollars across four main dairy breeds. Prizes include top cows over two years in milk and top heifers under two not in milk. Grades and purebreds will be shown. Talks will cover what to select for in cows. The show ends Thursday evening.
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Cp Meredith
Barley to Replace Corn Temporarily on Some Farms
Barley will substitute corn as livestock feed for several farms this summer as barley matures earlier and farmers plan to harvest corn later. Burnett notes barley will be ready days before corn and can cover feed shortages for about six weeks until 1925 corn fields are harvested.
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Ehate Cereyl
Evan Breeder
Stow
Warnett
Reddy
Burnett
This Farmer Uses Ewe and Her Lamb for Lawn Mowers
A farmer near Waverly uses a ewe and her lamb to mow the lawn each spring. The ewe raises a lamb that keeps the yard neat all summer and helps weed edges with minimal effort. The annual cost is about five dollars, and last year one lamb sold for seventeen dollars with the other disposed of in a few days.
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Waverly
Auner
Here
Wheat concerns pressure farmers in county report
A monthly Glen Luther report notes many dairymen and farm members facing high costs and tight profits. Milk yields average 34 pounds per cow with butterfat around 6.08 pounds, while feed returns roughly 2.4 dollars per hundred pounds. Corn and cottonseed prices straining budgets, with several members relying on supplemental feeds. a fatal accident occurred at the association’s seven separators last month.
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Asboctalion
Best
Ike
Glen Luther
Huy Tsu
Avrddansen
W. OA
Bridge
Jer Pushel
Larmery
Cottessee
al Hirano
Assad Tlon
Y Sepa J
Visible Supply Declines Amid Market Slump and Rally Hopes
The report notes a 15 unit drop in visible supply and a complex trade where a rally was anticipated after weaker price signals. Market observers cite mixed data on copper and corn, with supplies stabilizing late and prices influenced by grain futures and refinery activity. Local traders track the shifts as May deliveries and near-term demand patterns influence prices across commodities.
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Ngae
Jrom
Kansas City Livestock Markets Show Mixed Hogs and Cattle Prices
Receipts at Kansas City Saint Louis and other markets indicate uneven cattle and hog bids with hogs trading around 8 dollars per cwt on weak demand while beef steers and heifers show firmer bids in some yards. New York grain reports and Midwest prices for wheat corn and oats appear mixed as buyers weigh supply against demand.
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ST. Louis
Louis
Wee
NEW York Grain
New York
Nera
New
Hay
Demand for Rail Shares Drives Vigorous Opening Trade
New York stocks rose as trading resumed with large buying orders in rail and industrial shares. Atchison led gains with about a point, lifting several rails and related issues. General Electric and United States Steel showed notable up moves while ex dividend issues remained below recent highs. Foreign exchange opened steady as steel and western merchandising optimism fueled demand for high price issues and prominent names such as Baltimore and Ohio, Lehigh, and Cleveland-Cliffs were quoted with gains.
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Associated Press
New York
Atchison
Central
Seahy Paci
Crucihite Budell
Philips Petro
Unitedtates Rubber
Warthington Pump
Houston and Pacific Oils
Baltimore
Ohio
Vere Marquette
Stinta
Timns Weora
Creneral Electric
West Pennsylvania
United Y 7
Atlantic Refining
Mi & St
Galorada
Pus Congoleum
Cosden OU
Crucible Steel
Sugar
Eel
Bevicon Wheal G. Netngurs
Hlectric Motors
Airneladr Fan
Shan
Andre Tndard
Tarinn Dacitie
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts Produce
New York markets report diverse dairy and poultry prices. Butter creamery extra and firsts quoted. cheese varieties with twins, daisies and Young Americas listed. Turkeys, chickens, ducks and geese priced. pork and beef items also shown. Chicago listings mirror similar items with per-pound rates and stock counts. Markets include copper, tin, lead, zinc, and wool price notes. livestock and grain items appear in regional dockets.
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New York
Wisconsin
Oung Americas
Chicago
Miscel
Ames Chicken Judges Take Second At Chicago Poultry Show
The Iowa State College poultry judging team from Ames placed second at the Chicago Coliseum poultry show with Michigan winning first. The Ames Town team earned three gold medals and two silver cups for judging. J D Springer of Ames won the gold for high individual scorer. Team members include Jader Cobb Hore Springer and Mixa all of Ames with coach Bittenheadnar from the industry department.
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Iowa State
Cate Rese
Chicago
Lithigan
Eam
J. DD. Springer
Hore
Springer, Ames
Mixa
AL Bittenheadnar
Hay Prices Firm Amid Steady Demand Across Regions
Market reports show hay prices holding firm with active demand despite weather, as buyers seek to reduce stocks before inventory checks. Prices for alfalfa and other hay types remained resilient, with some regional variations and notes on weather influencing purchasing that week.
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Ari
Sonn
Chien Fomis
Kansas Meriipolis
Saad Darga Voltella
Nangsas City
Sir Dietver
Better Hogs and Cattle Trade Slows on Mixed Demand
Chicago markets report slower trade with hogs 50 cents lower and cattle very slow. Receipts total 122000 hogs and 5000 cattle. prices show uneven bids across weight classes. Cattle ranged around 9 to 14 dollars in some categories while hogs varied with bulk at lower values and lighter weights showing more activity. Lambs and sheep steady to higher with strong demand for quality offerings.
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Sioux City
Associated Press
Chicago
Tenaver
Uoge
Bo Dicuwg
Tae Rie Ae
Smioouh
Fay Tekin Maes
Ughter
Coul
Ny Stockeo
Varly
Tate
Pxport
Terry String
Melis
Livestock Listing From St Paul Market Fields
Fragmentary cattle and calf listings show various weights and prices with noted quality terms. The sparse items mention calves and heifers around 1 290 pounds, rough yard descriptions, and limited price hints, reflecting a brisk but unclear market snapshot.
Wheat and Corn Prices Move in Wheat Market Update
A brief market note shows changes in grain hushels with Wheat decreasing by 1262.00 and Corn increasing by 208.00 while Oats rise by 1180. The report lists currency-like figures and unclear terms such as Derreysa and Turrease.
Marble Rock Social Notes and Local Updates
Marble Rock reports a hospital discharge for Philip Baltimore and a homecoming for Wileth in Marble Rock. Miss Libbie Tweedz, formerly of Marble Rock now in Los Angeles, died in California last Thursday. The Study Club met at Mr and Mrs John Moore with Diane Were for the coming year. dinner at six featured music by Evalyn Moore and Lorene Hoadley. Several locals returned from Cedar Rapids and Normings after visits. Teddy Bredt was on the sick list.
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Wee
EB. Rays
H. Ras
Waterino
Philip Baltimore
St Francis Hospital
Waterloo
Libbie
Tweedz
Marble Rock
Los Angeles
John Moore
Diane
O'Clork
Evalyn Moore Piane
Lorene Hoadley
James Gallagher
Chauncey Pieres
Wil. Ham
Normings
Thendara. Messerschmidt
N.C
U. S. Grain Exports Drop 3,000,000 Bu
U S grain exports last week fell to 6,344,000 bushels with value around 826,000 dollars, a decline from prior week. Comparisons show barley 900,000 bushels, corn 68,000, oats 100,000, rye 197,000, wheat 4,089,000. Canadian wheat in transit 600 against 1,218,000. American Canadian flour in storage 380,000 barrels versus 350,000.
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Washington
DE. C
United States
Commerce Department
Bartey
Kear Ristt
Fashion Depart Ment patterns from Waterloo Evening Courier
An old advertisement offers Waterloo Evening Courier patterns with a 15 cent price, detailing sewing options for a slender figure tunic blouse with yoke and vest, using black satin and embroidery. It lists fabric requirements for an 18 year size and notes materials for lining and contrasting pieces.
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