Farmers Bureau Annual Meetings Across Iowa
Waverly hosts Bremer Farm Bureau banquet with 250 members and 35 business hosts. Officers re-elected as dairy industry notes and co operative marketing are discussed. Tama and Fayette counties report growth and new leadership. Other counties elect presidents and announce plans for future meetings and women's programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Hun
Bremer Farm Bureaus
Quincy Lauer
HH. A
McCaffree
Janesvile
F. E. Hatch
Sumner
Janesville
W. M. George
T. B. Work
Bremer Bureau
Bremer
Iowa
Bremer County
T. B
Boulder Dam
Ivan Londergan
Waterloo Insurance
K. W. Steuder
Ames, Extension
W. A.harrison
Waverly Electrical Supply
K. Lynes
Pisinfield Ayrshire
Farm Bureau
W. A. Rohlf
Editorial Submissions Invited by Waterloo Evening Courier
Readers may send questions and comments to Editor Parm Department at the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Iowa. Include address for correspondence and a phone contact.
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Parm
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterlon
Towa
Calf Wins Grand Champion as 12 Year Old Raises Dick
State Center Iowa December report details 12 year old Clarence Goecke raising a Hereford steer named Dick. Calf fed on grass grain silage molasses and barley with staged growth to 1150 pounds at 16 months. Dick sold in Chicago for 8050 dollars.
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State Center
Clarence Goecke
Shelby County Farm Bureau
Dick's
Clarence
Chicago
Food Cost Dominates Iowa Farm Living Costs, Study Finds
An Iowa State College and U.S. Department of Agriculture survey of 471 families in Story Boone and Sac counties shows food expenditures averaging 38.9 percent of total expenses. Clothing 13.9 percent, furniture 2.9 percent, health and insurance 8.9 percent. Farmers buy fewer farm finished products and rely more on city goods.
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Ames
Iowa
United States Department of Agriculture
Iowa State College
G. H. von Yunglen
Jin Story
Boone
Sac
von Tunglen
North Tama renter to pay 12 an acre for Ben Stoakes farm
David Wilson agreed to rent the Stoakes farm near North Tama at $12 per acre. The well improved tract was described as one of the best in the community and Wilson will move onto the place this week.
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North Tama
David Wilson
Ben Stoakes
Wilson
Fall freshening cows yield more profit and fat in Iowa
Iowa State College dairy experts report fall and winter freshening boosted annual profit by about 20 dollars per cow and produced more butterfat per cow than spring fresheners. Analysis of 10 000 cows shows fall fresheners averaged 251 pounds of butterfat versus 256 for spring, with winter cows next highest and prices favoring fall milk. Farmers with larger fall cohorts could gain significantly.
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Courier
Ames
Iowa
Lloyd Johnston
Iowa State College
Wwe
Farmers Cooperative Elevator group organized in Washua Iowa
A Iowa meeting of patrons, directors and managers from Floyd and Chickasaw counties formed a two county Farmers Cooperative Elevators organization. Frank Robotka, Ames economist, said high interest on farm accounts raises costs up to 30 percent. cash sales could cut losses and lower prices. George Arnold, also from Ames, highlighted the service aiding 550 cooperative delegates statewide to obtain more for crops and lower costs for feed and goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washua
Farmers Co-operative
Floyd
Chickasaw
WF. A. Rabe
New Hampton
W. L. Peterson
Nashua
Frank Robotks
Ames
The Rhyming Farmer and Co operative Insurance
A rustic tale shows Gooffrey building alone, facing fire and loss. After a barn blaze he embraces cooperation and mutual aid, joining a network of neighbors and insurers to recover. Chicago futures note prices conclude the item.
Wheat and Corn Markets Slip on Abundant Supplies
World wheat supplies expand with Canada boosting stocks, weighing on prices. Chicago closes with wheat down and corn easing amid heavy deliveries and favorable movement outlook. futures mixed as bears brace for Argentine output. Cotton and sugar markets steady to lower with varied futures signals.
Grain and seed prices from Chicago Board of Trade
Des 18 report lists wheat at various grades around 21.16 for No 3 hard and 2 1/8 for others, corn with No 3 mixed near 5 1/4 to 7 8 in mixed forms, oats and rye values, barley at 72c, timothyseed 6.05 to 6.25, cloverseed 23.25 to 30.90, and live cattle and hogs with prices around 10.75 and 11.75.
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Chicare
Bec
Tha
Ivon. Sereee
Nam
Sete Steee
Chicago
Des
Aogbie
Lara
Demand Slow Hog Prices Rise Amid Steady Cattle Market
Livestock market notes show hog receipts near 44 000 with prices up 5 to 10 cents for most grades and top hogs at around 8.00 for 200-290 lb butchers. Cattle receipts about 8 000 with fed steers 23.25 to 26.50 and calves firm, while lamb demand remains lackluster but steady prices for fat lambs around 14.50 to 14.85. Foreign exchange rates listed for several nations.
Dull Stock Session Ends With Broad Upturns
New York stocks showed a strong undertone in a dull session as big traders paused activity. Prices edged higher in late trading with Montgomery Ward at 128 3/4 and notable advances in Adams Express Greene Cananea Copper and Midland Steel products. Closing sales approached two million shares amid mixed early softness and pool-driven gains.
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New York
Montgomery Ward
Adams Express
Greene Omanga Copper
Midland Steel
American
Dupont, Byers
Radio
American Smelting
Greena Cananea
Wright Aero
Althe
Nathonal Bellas Hess
Goppers
American Smelling
Grandby
Greene Cananea
New York Traction
Interboro Rapids
Manhattan Mod Reed
Brooklyn Rails
Erie
Kansas City Southern
Sterling Cables
National Bellas Hess
Nao
Tormal Biscwit
Kennecott Copper
Warder Bros
West
Inghouse Electre Pach
Des
Allied Chemical & Dye
Ally Chalmers Mig. Co
E.ees
E. Lobme
American Age
Chemicat
American Beech Sugar Co
Sree
American Gar & Poundry
American && Foreign Power
American Steel&. & Ref
American Sugar Refining
American T
American Tobacco
American Woolen Co
American Zinc Lead & Smale
Anaconda
Atchison, Topeka & Sante Fearletmore & Ohio
Bethlehem ‘Steel
California
Arizona
Canada Dry Erie R. RR
General American Tank
General Asphalt
General Cigar
General Electric
General Motors
General Outdoor
Gimbel Bros
Goodrich B. FP
Graham Paige
Creat Northern Php
Ciient Northern Ore
C! Greene Cihane
Yseeyesspa Cae Marland OH
Missouri, Kansas
Texas
Missouri
Pacifle Montgomery Ward
National Biscuit Co
National Enem
Ney
New Yorke Central
N. H
Ubid
Northern Pacile Essere
Packard Motors
Pacific Gas
Pan American
Paramount Famous Lasky
Pennsylvania
R. Rees Peoples Gas Venette Phillips
Pure Oil Co
Aeeeee Radio Con. of America Rep
Tron & Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
Shell Union Ait Bakeweesene Simmons Co
Y-S
Sinclair
Southern Pacifica
Southern Railway
Standard Gas & Efettele Standard Ol
Standard Ol
New Jersey
Standard Oil
Studebaker Cpr
Pacific
Timken
Cerro de Pasco Copper
Chesapeake , Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Chicago
M. Gt
Pac
St. P
Chicago & North Western
Pacife
Chile
Chrysler Motor
Cities
Union GC
Union Os
Union Pacific
United Cigar Stores U
U. S. Steel
Steel
Yanadity - Ward
Westinghouse
White Motors
Willys Overland
Coty
Corm Products Cruc. Steel du Pont Ar Electric P. Woolworth
Wright Acro
BAO Yellow T. & GC
Liberty Bonds
United States
Bwgs Cs
Saserebes
Provisions Market Reports From New York
New York market data shows butter steady with 8 128 tuber packing stock and prices for No 1 38¢ No 3 0 Mees cheese steady with 124 714 lbs received Poultry dressed fresh steamys turkeys 21 48c frozen 26 40c Eggs firm with 19 396 cases received fresh gathered ex tras 45 48c extra firsts 39 44c firsts 42 0 39c nearby hen nery brown extra 52 54c.
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New York
Hennery Brown
Livestock Markets Report From Kansas City and St Paul
Kansas City and St Paul market notes show brisk hog receipts around 10 000 and 8 000 with prices for choicest hogs near 8 75 per cwt and 1 5 16 s later. Calves heifers and steers range with good medium weight steers around 14 00 to 16 25 and hog and sheep prices varying by weight and grade.
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Market Report From St Joseph Mo
Receipts Hog 10000 cattle 2000 sheep 3590 with hogs firm to 55 cents higher on 200 to 300 pounds and top at 8.70. Cattle dull to steady calves 200 to 3500 pounds mixed with veals steady cows 7.25 to 8.50. Sheep strong with fed wool lambs at 13.75 and best clipped lambs 12.75 while older ewes hold around 7.00.
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Mt, Joseph
Bond Market Shifts With Rail Gains And Utilities Rise
In early trading the bond market shows a brighter tone with small price changes. Rail group leads gains alongside utilities, while copper remains under pressure as Anaconda yields over 4 points. International Telephone & Telegraph Convertible tops at new high. rails improve with St Paul, New York traction, Pennsylvania, and Western Pacific notes noted. Foreign issues remain dull.
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New York
Dec
Anaconda
International Telephone & Telegraph
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Western Pacific
Chickasaw Farm Bureau Sees 350 Member Increase
In Chickasaw County the Farm Bureau reports an increase of 350 members this fall after a campaign led by farmer Oscar Gilley. He canvassed Jacksonsville township where roads were impassable after rain delaying early efforts. seven farmers joined the first half day and participation grew to a large number, prompting a banquet and plans for a standard township next year.
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McElhinney Tama
Toledo
Tama ‘County Farm Bureau
Z. R. Mills
Tama County Bureau
R. G. McElhinney
Dysart
H.T. Dau Schmidt
Reinbeck
W. B. Ebersole
A. D. Mitchell
Frank Earle
Traey
F. T. Cold
Gladbrook
George Whalen
Tama
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Des Moines
W.P. Brown
Fayette
George Sauerbry
Oelwein
H. R. Young
Arlington
W. HH. Turner
Will King
Ray Anderson
Cedar Rapids
Oclwein
Farm Bureau
Buchanan
Wilcon
Independence
Buchanan County
E. “M. Wilcox
George Slemmons
Winthrop
H A. Hallet
R. M
New Hampton
Chickasaw County
Farm
Oscar Gilley
Milnard
Uni
Jacksonmvile
Altho
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Rise at St Louis Market
Receipts: hogs 14,000 with slow trade but higher opening. light and butcher hogs steady. prices for various weights range from $7.50 to $9.00 for 160–250 lb pigs and $8.50 to $8.95 for 160–200 lb types. Cattle receipts 2,500 with mixed yearlings and feeders strong. slaughter steers 1,100–1,500 lb at $12.50–$16.50. cows $7.25–$10.75. calves $11.75–$14.25. bulls $9.00–$10.50. Sheep receipts 1,000. lambs strong to 25¢ higher. ewes and culls steady. lambs 92 lb down at $13.00–$14.00.
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Waterloo
Brets
Waterloo Mils Co
St Arlington
Prom Switt & Co
Rath Packing Co
Rath
Fair
Jowa Flour & Feed Co
Reesiere
Chicago
Agnes
Ees
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Gattle
ST. Paul
Minn
Omaha
East St. Louis
Pittsburgh
St.Louis
Sioux City
Ill
St. Francis Hospital of Waterloo
Jesup
County Line Road
Sharp
Guernsey
Jersey
Poland
Togren
Casa
McCormick
McCormick-Deering
International
John Deere
Rock Island
I. H
Aspinwall
Buseli
H. P
Cole
Axminster
Wikamter
Sere T. Johnson
Sioux City Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Sioux City Illinois cattle and hog receipts show 2000 cattle 12000 hogs and 2500 sheep with steady to strong demand for killing classes and higher prices for fat lambs. Potatoes in Chicago show very slow trading with Wisconsin and Minnesota sacked whites and Red River chips priced around one dollar per sack.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Idaho
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Puesday
Dechaiber
Fly
Roadshield
Syndégaard
Grundy
Grundy Center
M. CG
Syndegaard
Cedar Falls
Grundy County Farm Bureau
E. W. Sveffen
Okllahoma
Frank Miller
Beaman
W.A. Lynn
Ellen Lapley
H. ©. Swinehart
Floyd DeSelthorst
Oswald Sandbach
Conrad
W. B. Miller
Third District
American Farm Bureau Federation
Head
Robotka
J. Edward Tuftt
Gooffrey
Mick
Thm
Jones
Rice
Hank
Hugh
Crookshank
Ping
Kalvel
Goel Trey
Hack
Dan
Phil
Jim
Smith
Matt
Stiri
Cuthbert
Lyle
Tim
Mire Insurance
Canada
Corp
Buffalo
Seaboard
Bac
Hasaver
Svereighter
Liverpool
Washington, D. C
Commerce
Minneapolis
Chicaro
Northwest
Duluth
Pease Endowe
Board of Trade
Arcivala
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugo
Slavia
Mum
Neb
Dorn
Joseph Livestock
ST. Louis
Sioux City Livestock
H. CG. Schauble & CO
Wall Street
State Loan Co
Rivlera Theatre
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