Seed corn price and shortages spark debate in Josto Ia
Josto Iowa reports seed corn clarity as Charles Roth offers 600 bushels at 8 dollars per bushel. Black Hawk County agents foresee demand near 6000 to 18000 bushels next spring. A seed corn testing station could cost about 5.75 dollars per bushel with shrinkage.
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Loro
Ubau
Uban
Farm Bureau
O. K
Franklin County Gets 40 Hereford Calves for Clubs
Ames Iowa December 16 Special two carloads of Hereford calves were purchased from the Matador ranch Texas and shipped to Iowa for use in the boys and girls baby beef clubs in Greene and Franklin counties. John A Day Ames representative Town Beef Producers association and R J Kinzer secretary American Hereford Cattle Breeders association Kansas City arranged the purchase. Each county will receive 40 calves Greene county to be distributed this week and Franklin county to arrive next January. The calves are of high quality from a herd with purebred Hereford sires used for 35 years.
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Matador Ranch
Texas
Iowa
Greene
Franklin Counties
John A. Day
Town Beef Producers’ Association
R. J. Kinzer
American Hereford Cattle Breeders’ Association
Kansas City
Greene County
Franklin County
Farm Bureau elects Sam H. Thompson president
Sam H. Thompson of Quincy becomes president of the American Farm Bureau federation for a two year term under the new constitution. Circulating reports from Chicago suggest major policy shifts, and a lawyer expert in cooperative marketing may rejoin the federation fold amid mixed opinions among farm leaders.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
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Bumper Corn Not Feeding Town Livestock
Independence Iowa December 16 The corn shop is not used to keep breeding stock in best condition in Buena Vista county. Ar Baker of North Dakota Agricultural College Fargo returned after inspecting several herds of Milking Shorthorns. He criticized Iowa towns for poor rations but noted a bumper corn crop to feed. He found some wonderful cattle in Iowa despite lack of corn in their rations.
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Buehsnan
Ar. Uaker
Auinat Usbandey Extension Forea
North Bako Agricultural College
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Baker
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Top Cows for Test Ass'n in Chickasaw Fed Ration of Oats
November report from Chickasaw No. 2 Test association highlights top cows and herds. Holsteins lead with high cow owned by J. L. Triplett producing 1,320 pounds milk and 3 pounds fat from ground oats. Second high cow owned by Fr. Clements produced 1,230 pounds milk and 51.7 pounds fat. High herd of nine grade Holsteins owned by William Levan averaged 30.6 pounds fat. second herd of purebred Holsteins owned by H. M. Herrick averaged 28.7 pounds fat. Overall, 46 cows averaged 48.5 pounds milk and 18.3 pounds fat. 25 cows produced over 40 pounds fat, with some exceeding 50 pounds. All separators in the association yielded about 15.70 dollars of butterfat value. A nearby Chickasaw No. 1 report listed Herrick and Ledwig as top herds, with Whitcomb’s herd noted for high butterfat in a prior year.
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J. DL Triplett
Fr. Clements
Wiliam Levan
H. M. Herrick
Chickasaw No. 1 Association
H. H. Herrick
G. A. Ledwig
G. P. Whitcomb
Fredericksburg
Corn Growers Set Out Their Objects in Formal Programs
Des Moines Devils report the National Corn Growers Association outlines its aims to reduce production costs and secure profits for corn belt farmers. It seeks price stability for farm lands, expanded use of corn in domestic and foreign markets, and dissemination of cost, acreage, and market data. The group calls for a legislative program to protect agriculture and cooperation with farm entities to strengthen city farm ties.
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National Corn Growers Association
United States
Waterloo Township Christmas Meeting Friday Night
Waterloo Township Farm Bureau plans a Friday night gathering at Virden school on Dec 28. A program by the Girls club and a community Christmas tree feature, with everyone invited to bring a gift for the tree. The event includes a victory report from the recent fair and a charity-style social with a long-table dinner served by club members.
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Chi Silver
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iAeidt
Rural schools adopt farm accounting in Buchanan County
Iowa farm accounting becomes part of seventh and eighth grade arithmetic in Buchanan County starting January. W. J. Galloway from Iowa State College trains teachers on farm accounting and business methods as part of a broader farm bureau program to improve farm management and records.
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W J. C. Gilloways
Iowa State College
Iowa
Galloway
Buchanan County Farm Bureau
Jewett
Waters
Furn
Farm! Bureau
Bushanan County
Argentine Wheat Market Murky Reports Send Prices Up
Market in New York and Minneapolis reacted to disputed Argentine trade act figures released today. Wheat led gains with Dec at 1.75 to 1.70 and May near 1.70, while corn and oats declined earlier before late firming. Provisions firm on upturn in buying, with mixed grain quotes across Chicago and regional markets.
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Fayette To Send Fifty Junior Farmers To Short Course
About 50 rural boys and girls from Fayette county will travel to Ames for the annual junior short course during Christmas holidays. Mrs. Will Ponsar of Harlan Township reported at the Payette County Farm Bureau annual meeting that nine girls clubs were active with 103 members enrolled. She noted 17 of 20 townships will have women’s work next year and a home management project will be studied by farmers wives. The event drew 259 attendees and featured cartoons and musical selections. BW Lodwick, county agent, also reported on bureau work.
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Oelwein
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New Credit Banks Ready to Loan on Warehoused Grain
Des Moines reports show corn under warehousing act totaled 63 000 bushels, far below last year, with expectant sales and expanding warehousing boards in Polk and Webster counties. Bankers ready to finance farmers using warehousing certificates, per State Secretary Mark Thornburg after a meeting with bankers from Fort Dodge and Des Moines.
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Webster
Thorburg
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Fort Dodge
TW. A. Laira
Farmers Seek Input To Department In Waterloo
Readers are invited to send questions and comments to the Farm Department of the Waterloo Evening Courier. Communications should be addressed to Eritere Farm Department, Waterloo, Iowa, and may be sent by letter or phone at 5100.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Lowa
Chicago Board of Trade Cash Quotations December Prices
The Board of Trade cash quotes list varied wheat and corn grades with prices, including No 2 hard at 1.22 1.74 and corn grades ranging from No 2 mixed to No 4 white around 70 to 75 cents. Lard and ribs trade at 14.34 and 14.87 with beef prices near 14.50.
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Belltess
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices in Chicago Market Report
Chicago market report shows mixed hogs with high bids for 200 to 300 pound cuts reaching $10.75 while larger packers push to $11.30 for select mids. Cattle receipts around 3,000 with steady to firm tone on short fed and yearling stock. calves weaker around $9.00. Sheep receipts 1,000 plus, lambs mainly $13.00, ewes lower. Representative sales listed by Lamson Bros. & Co. for December 1 in Chicago and St. Joseph markets.
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Industrials Sold and Rails Bought in Broad Market Move
New York stocks opened higher as railroad shares led the advance while investors reduced industrials to chase rail issues. Chesapeake and Ohio rose to 43034 amid consolidation hopes. Chrysler and Hudson fell, DuPont declined, and American Safety Razor slid. Call loans unchanged at 5 percent.
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Sioux City Livestock Receipts Show Strong Feeds and Cattle
Sioux City receipts include fat steers and yearlings with prices around 8 to 10 dollars, cows and heifers listed, stock yearlings and calves noted, while Peoria market reports hog receipts at 5500 with gains and tops near 11.92. Cattle and veal also cited with varied prices, reflecting active trade across regional markets.
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Surprise for Lions at Thursday Luncheon Event
Koch, in charge, announces a promised entertainment program for Lions Club members at Black's Tearoom lunch Thursday at noon. He is from outside the city but withholds the entertainment type.
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Black's Tearoom
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Omaha Livestock Market Receipts and Prices
Receipts show 9,000 cattle mostly steady to higher with top cap at 10.75 for 140 to 200 pound gilts and 209 to 2000 pound butchers at 10.40 to 10.60. Sows pass 9.25 to 9.50, feeders and stockers mixed with steady to higher pricing. Sheep receipts 0,000 with lambs at 15.25 to 15.50, ewe tops 28.80, feeders strong. bulls and veals steady to firm. Also includes cotton market notes from Chicago and Minneapolis flour prices and shipping figures.
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L. G.Ralensiefer Feed Co Offers All-Season Laying Hen
An economical hen that lays year round is advertised by L. G.Ralensiefer Feed Co. The blurb urges readers to get theirs, mentioning Ford's Kill-The-Basket and a contact phone number 5048.
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L. G. Ralensiefer Feed Co
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