Wisconsin Dairy Marketing Committee Active in Wisconsin
The Farmers Dairy Marketing Committee of 1E has begun investigations. A subcommittee held its first meeting in the Wisconsin Producers' federation offices in Winneconne on December 13. Wisconsin cheese producers formed a federation to better market their product and safeguard consumer interests. They plan year long contracts and financial stakes for members. A subcommittee discussed dairy advertising in Chicago and a possible tour to New England states for best practices.
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Aarge
Wisconsin
Plymouth
Adcent
Producers’ Federation
Eese Federation
Hechtelheimer
Producers' Association
H. B. Nickerson
Clydeechtelheimer
Henry Morumrey
de. B. Heaton
F. G. Swoboda
H. Sheridan
Shees’ Producers’ Federation
Co-Operive
Chicago
National
America Farm Bureau Federation
Nzland
Sécmng. Cs
Local Poultryman Ed White's Leghorns Boost Production
Ed White’s Leghorns, known as Local Poultryman, show strong for forced production. The farm emphasizes efficient egg gathering and resilience during shortages, mounting support from local buyers and poultry circles.
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White
White operates a Waterloo poultry plant with 120 White Leghorn hens
B B White breeds and trains hens to maximize egg output at his Lincoln Street home. His semimonitor coop, lighting scheme, and high-quality feed boost October to January yields with 697 eggs in November and 605 eggs in the first 12 days of December. He emphasizes care, environment, and sunlit housing, plans a second house, and aims to expand into show birds and egg sales.
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B. B. White
Waterloo
Lincoln Street
Mr. White
Poultry Productilon
Illnois Trolstein
Xon
Til
White
Iilingis Central
Iowa State College
Ames
Holstein Breeders Form Buchanan County Association
Holstein Fr iesian breeders in Buchanan County held a meeting at the county farm bureau office in Independence to reorganize their breeders group. Ed Graham was elected president and W G Baker secretary, with plans for a permanent org after year end and a program including sire selection, calf clubs, shows, demonstrations, breeding schools, and county school dairy programs. The move unites Holsteins with other breeds in the county to support dairy interests.
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Independence
Dar
Buchanan County
Farm Bureau
Just Wear
Ed Graham
W. GC. Baker
Bri
Hinistein
Guernsey and
Jarsey
Lowa
Ior
Auction at J C Miller farm exceeds local prices
Corn sold at public auction on the old Mullaney farm brought more than local elevators paid with 00 bushels auctioned at 35 to 43 cents a bushel. Oats hay straw and poultry sold above market, cows hogs and sows also fetched strong prices including a Guernsey at 119.50 and sows at 21.50 each. Ralph Miller clerked, Oscar Mullen aided in auctioning.
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J. C. Miller
Oscar Tostleby
Guernsey
Ralph Miller
Watherleg
Mullaney Farm
Oscar Mullen
Lin
Buckwheat Popularity Spreads from Shell Rock
Shell Rock Iowa reports buckwheat milling from Shell Rock has reached distant markets in the eastern United States. Local production stirs a stronger demand as the product gains wider recognition in national markets.
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Shell Rock
Iowa
United States
Towa State Wins Big at Chicago Livestock Show
Iowa State College dominated the international livestock exposition in Chicago. It amassed 139 ribbons and 2 34 dollars in cash prizes, led by Bamboo TH a fat steer that topped 27 5 percent dressed meat. Forty steers hogs and sheep sold for 4 101 12 dollars, boosting overall winnings beyond all other colleges.
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Ames
Chicago
Towa State College
Iowa State
Carenas
United States
Bob. Evans Duroc
Weekend visitors and society notes in New Hartford
New Hartford residents and nearby towns are mentioned in a social notes column. Esther Washburn and Elizabeth Harmon visit Harmon's grandfather C. R. Harmon. Wanda Mead stays with the Oblivistead family. Gus Wolfe and R. Watson visit Grundy Center. George Gersoman hosts Denver Ila and Mrs. Mesller and Mrs. Brinkman. Bartling of Cleveland visits J. O. Bolvin. Maude Mesver from Garnaville spends Sunday with her aunt Margaret Meyer. Beaver lodge 1, A. M. holds stated meeting with officers Fr. Chase and J. Chapman presiding. J. Farnsworth is treasurer. Mrs. Farold Johnson returns from Blazleton following the wedding of Cecil Johnson to Fale. Mrs. Prod Wile of Waverly visits son John Wile. Mrs. Wii Graham of Dunkerton spends weekend with Agnes Colvin. Baptist and Methodist churches plan a union Christmas program at the Baptist church on Saturday evening, Day 24.
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New Hartford
Esther Washburn
Elizabeth Harmon
Shell Rock
C. RR. Harmon
Wanda Mead
N. A
George Gertsema
R. J. Farns
j\Worth
H. O. Geyer
Jana
Farold
Johnson
Ison
Bobbys
Blazleton
Cecil Johnson
Ifomor Fale
Prod Wile
Bremer Creameries Annual Elections In Sumner Ia
Sumner Ia December 17. Monroe Westcott elected president of Bremer Creameries for the twentieth time. D D Hatch first secretary. Other officers include Charles Title vice president George Westcott secretary and Bank of Sumner treasurer. Directors are Waskow Hatch Herma Henry Blume and Frank Ambrose. Richfield Creamery also reports record year with over 100 patrons.
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Sumner
Summner Brenmery Tonany
Westcott
D. D. Hatch
Sumner Creamery Company
Monroe Westcott
Charles Title
George Westcott
Bank of Sumter
Wl Waskow
John
Herma
Henry Blume
Frank Ambrose
Richfield
Charles Plegeenville
Corn Prices, Farm Sale Near Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls December 17 corn priced at 31 cents a bushel at a farm sale two miles south of Teachers College. A large oats sale brought 28 cents a bushel. Four thousand dollars realized from livestock, crops, and equipment. Hogs sold 12.50 to 28.50. cattle 54 to 56.50. Local notes of other residents and activities fill the rural district with family movements and travel updates.
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Cedar Falls
Frances Brush
Teachers College
Waverly News Briefs Include Weddings and Local Notices
Waverly residents report a Winnipeg Manitoba wedding of Waverly and John T. Mann Regia. Sask to a Methodist church ceremony. Other items note the death of H. Reed, longtime local resident, and a Friday evening service with burial in Hampton. Local civic notices include jury duty appointments and merger rumors.
Frederika News and Local Events Reflect Small Town Life
Rockford resident Frederika frequented relatives as a house fire near Willie Watkins farm west of town was sparked by a kerosene heater explosion. Marriages of Clara Ghiendorf and Paul Andel last week were blessed by Rev. Sacuhertich. A Mamie Neola Maas hosted M E Lundlas Aid for her mother’s birthday with cake and candies. Everett Zwanziger returns to Muskego after three weeks due to his father’s illness and death.
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Frederika
Neola Maas
M. E Lundlas
S. N. Morgan
Denfine
Denfine Mn Owrek With Her Sister, Mre Ot. Wl Awanziger
Everett Zwanzienr
Muskeree
Ola
Leing
Wheat Opens Steady Despite Weak Conditions at Chicago Board
Wheat futures opened higher but faded as day progressed. December and May contracts moved around parity with limited demand, while July held near opening levels. Corn showed firmness early but drifted lower by noon as weather and board factors weighed. Provisions fell slightly on weekly trade data citing lower pork and beef prices due to packing labor strikes.
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Chiergo
Bec
Chicago Board of Raily
Wiantpex
Nansag Ant
Seaboard
Srovisio
N TV
New York
Nec
Iimiscetlaneite
Aduatriet
Delaware
Tackawanne É& Western
Uheading
Luhigh Valley
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Solow
American Fieet Supar
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American Car & Foundry
American Locomotive
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Anaconda Copper
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Baltimore & Onto
tBouilonem Steel
Chesapeake & Onto
Chicago
St. Paw
Gorm Producta Crucible
Motors
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Kennecott Copper
Mexican Petroleum
New York Central
Norfolk & Western Ti Norther Pacl Pure
Pennsylvan Magaling
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Iron & St Sinclair Cons
Oil Southern Pacific
Junellen ‘Woolen
Evep
Apmkent
Weekending Trading Markes Exchange ontoago
Grain and market notes from Omaha Peoria and Minneapolis detail prices for corn wheat oats and rye, with No 2 white and No 3 yellow grades and sample white and yellow at various baselines. Also reports on sugar markets and allied agricultural commodities with receipts and price ranges.
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Gitcag
Omaha
Neb. Des
Miawehapolis
Attineapolis
Minn
Northern
Ft.leoy
Prices and Market Report December 17 Liberty Butter Eggs Poultry
Market notes across New York and Chicago show butter slipping for creamers and firsts while eggs hold. creamery and dairy receipts listed with varied scores. Poultry in Chicago steady for fowls springs and turkeys. Kansas City reports eggs up slightly for firsts and seconds as butter and poultry stay unchanged.
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Zliberty Bove
York Dee
Liberty Bonds
New York
Ads Mn
Ing Alock
Beira
Victory
Ares
Ours
Chicago
Kansas City
Weekly Grain and Provision Review summary
The Associated Press reports European financial concerns and signals of weaker wheat, corn, and meat markets, with December contracts pressured by anticipated German policy and South European demand. Foreign exchange shows several currencies steady to firmer while silver remains quoted. U.S. potato shipments and regional wheat prices are noted amid mixed harvest signals.
Dumont Local News and Obituaries Mix of Visits and Farewells
Dumont residents note brief visits from Charles Ingertson of Webster City and Mrs Singertson Head's successful Hampton operation. Mrs A E Adama returned home after caring for her daughter, Mrs Ingertson, in Hampton. Local clergy and businessmen attended meetings, including the consolidated school gathering in Cedar Falls. Funeral attendance marked William Belk’s service in Alexandria and the death of Gertholf of East Dumont, with burial in Lorimer, Ta. A bazaar and Farmer Elevator meeting highlighted town events.
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Dumont
Mre
Heald
Fordly
Cedar Falls
Brown
Akin
James Clemens
M. J. Evans
G. Barlow
Fred Dennis
William Stock
William Belk
Alexandria
Bell
Mimouri
MM. Watson
Werley Gertholf
Daughire
Mr. Johnson
Rov
Gaston
Lorimer
Monnday
Mra Bertholf
Ed Graham
Market Report Signals Mixed Steers and Hogs Move
Receipts advance with cattle and hogs varying in price. Steers drop about a dollar for the week while bulk hogs trade near 7.30 per hundredweight, with calves steady and sheep and lambs showing modest gains or declines. Bulls and canners hold steady amid overall cautious demand.
Livestock Market Reports From Sioux City and Omaha
Receipts across markets show declines and gains with hogs steady to higher and cattle lulls. Sioux City notes softer veal and higher hogs while Omaha reports mixed cattle, beef and veal softness, and steady packer demand with top hogs around 6.65. Calves, cows, and feeders fluctuate within regional price ranges.
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Omaha
Neb
Hogs, cattle and sheep receipts at St Joseph market
Hogs receipts reached 7,000 with steady prices toping at 6.65. Cattle receipts 100 seen slow with calves around 4.00. Sheep pitifully small at 300 with prices near 0.50 to 4.25.
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Joseph
St. Joseph
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Estherville
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Grand Rapids
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