Anthara Tuberculosis Eradication Efforts Reported
United Press dispatch from Des Moines notes that Iowa's livestock health remained generally good with one anthrax outbreak traced to South Dakota cattle. Thornburg cites tight quarantine, vaccination, and inspections. detailed figures show thousands of cattle tested and hundreds of herds accredited, as governments pursue county and state funding to eradicate bovine TB.
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United Press
Animal Industry Division
Department of Agriculture
Hvestorck
Lio
Thornburg
Fortieth General Assembly
Boards of Supervisors
Caunies
Federal Bureau
Dairy Calf Club Members Discuss Head Management
New Hartford New York December 23 Members of G Th Calf Club have started a new plan of arrange programs for their regular meetings. At the last one attended by a dozen boys and girls Clair Chapman led discussion on should calves be fed rough feeds such as bale and straw while young Vernon Shoeman led talk on should the dairy farmer delay cow freshening in fall The members voted to give a play to increase the finances of the organization The third Saturday of each month is the day for meeting.
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New Hartford
G.& Th
Farmers Questions and Comments Invited
Citizens may address editors and the farm department with inquiries and comments via the Watering Evening Courier in Waterloo. Local readers may send letters to the editor at the town office or call the listed phone for further guidance.
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Airdrese Communicationare
Watering Evening Courier
Waterloo
Town
Jesup School Poultry Project Aims to Boost Flock Efficiency
The Jesup school agricultural program introduces a farm record flock project to help patrons improve poultry efficiency through monthly records, feeding plans, and housing guidance. Area farmers will receive record forms, advised rations, and monthly percentage calculations, with focus on laying flocks, eggs, and disease factors. Jesup, Iowa, under the consolidated school district, leads local poultry extension work and aims to expand corn, alfalfa, and hay improvements.
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Agricultural Department
He Consolidated School
Butrong
Towa Extension Service
Hans
George Ekstrom
Aring
Puig
Brichy
Fayette County Farm Bureau Population Surpasses 1995 Members
Fayette December 23 One of the largest county farm bureaus reports a paid membership of 1995 in Fayette County as of December 1 1924. The record underscores strong local agricultural organization activity.
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Fayette
Fayette County
City Folk Seek Holiday Turkeys From Country Farms
City shoppers scout country farms for holiday turkeys and ducks. Butchers and poultrymen gear up for Christmas demand by buying from producers, dressing birds at home, and offering fattened, high quality poultry. Dealers report price competition and emphasis on well-feathered birds and proper fattening before sale.
Township Bureaus Discuss Problems at Cano Center
Twenty members braved the cold to attend the Cano Township Farm Bureau meeting at Cano Center schoolhouse. A membership drive was discussed and a motion picture on hag cholera and its treatment was shown. Cold weather reduced attendance.
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Rowley
Farm Bureau
Homer Township
Parm Bureau
Burkanan County
Rowiey
Cano Township
Faro Bureau
Cano Center
Angus bull sired by Barl Marshall sold to Purdue University
Indiana college circles report the Angus bull Marshall sired by Barl Marshall has been purchased by Purdue University from Escher and Ryan of Town breeders. The bull, noted as the world’s most famed Angus, has earned the championship on get of five seven times at successive international livestock shows.
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Lafayette
Ind
Barl Marshall
Bus
Purdue University
Escher & Ryan
Annual Meetings Scoop Up Creamery Plans Across Iowa
Osage, Fredericksburg, Nashua, Manley and other Iowa creameries schedule annual meetings through December and January to discuss next year plans and production reports. Manley records show 695,256 pounds of cream with 197,857 pounds butterfat and patrons receiving 347,274.79 from dairy product sales.
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Osane
Osage Creamery Company
Stacyuille
Little Cedar
Fredericksburg
Aw Nashua Sch
F ‘Asia
Nashua Creamery Association
Manley
Lai
Manley Farmers’ Creamery
Wheat Market Rises on European Demand and Local Weather
Wheat moved higher in Chicago as European buying revival and domestic winter belt snowfalls supported prices. May and July futures gained, corn and oats also rose with strong feeding demand. cash quotes showed varied grain grades and provisions steady to firmer in New York and Minneapolis markets.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Blrony Commission
Inok
Atk Holding
New York Ghain and Tay
New York
St Paul Livestock Market Reports Broad Auction Results
Livestock market notes from St Paul and other Midwest centers show receipts totals around 13,000 cows, calves, and hogs. Prices firm to higher for many classes, with two-day gains for killing cattle and improved bid ranges for heifers and bulls. hogs and lambs also see price movement amid steady demand and mixed buyer activity. Local reports cover Kansas City, Sioux City, East St Louis, St Joseph, Peoria, Toledo, and New York market activity with price ranges and top figures for steers, cows, veal, and fat lambs.
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Peoria
Peoriz
Unevenly Higher Trend In Stocks In Early Market
New York stock trading opened with uneven price movements and a generally upward drift. Gains were limited to fractions, with notable highs for Illinois Central, Republic Steel, and Brooklyn Electric, while declines touched American Can and Studebaker. Foreign exchanges steadied as professional traders pushed call money higher amid mixed sentiment.
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National Lead
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jPan
Am. Pet
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Mila
Rdg
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Rep
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Southern Pacific Southern Ry
Standard Oil, Cal
Standard OF
N. Mo
Stewart Warner
Oe Texas Co
Texas & Pacific Tobacco Products
Transcont
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United Drug
Pipe Fertiganes
U.S. Ind
S. Rubber
Steel
Mad Copper Wabash Ptt
Westinghouse Willys-Overland
Woolworth Co
Miss Ethel McBroont Visits Grun dy Center for Two Weeks
Grundy Center reports Miss Ethel McBroont arriving from Waterloo for a two week stay with her parents. Local residents L M Hawn and others were in Waterloo on Saturday for business. Mrs Stevens Purvis and Lintian Arends joined in Waterloo shopping. L J Wilson of Gladbrook plans to spend winter with his daughter Mrs Cheney. L W Brush of Liscomb visited Grundy Center on business. Also notes on sugar market prices in New York with live quotation details.
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Grundy Center
Ethel McBroont
Waterloo
L. M. Hawn
George Stevens
Roy Purvis
Lintian Arends
L. J. Wilson
Gladbrook
Ars. R. H. Cheney
L. W. Brush
Liscomb
Postville to Host First 1425 Educational Scoring Contest
The Postville farmers plant will host a scoring contest for Towa cooperative creamerymen in the first week of next month. Entries should be shipped by December 31 to arrive on time. C. N. Hart of McGregor oversees operations with judges Nick Browers A W Rudnick and Howard D Reynolds.
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Postville
Towa Co-Operative Creamerymen
Sry
C. N. Hart
McGregor
Nick Browers
A. W. Rudnick
Howard D. Reynolds
Hog and cattle prices steady as mixed gains noted in Chicago markets
In Chicago on December 23, hogs showed a 10 cent gain with most weights steady to higher for shippers and traders. Cattle receipts were 16,000 with value steady to higher for weighty steers and yearlings. demand from local killers remained strong, while light and feeder categories saw slower movement. Lambs and sheep gained modestly with feeding lambs up 25 to 50 cents.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ciice
Produce Prices at Chicago and New York Marts New York
New York reports mixed produce prices with butter at 42 to 44 cents, creamery extras and denser listings, cheese prices varied by grade, eggs irregular with nearby white and brown fancy at 69 to 70 cents, poultry prices steady with turkeys around 50 cents, ducks and fowls modestly quoted. Chicago receipts show 41,332 cases with varying dairy and poultry values. Peoria corn prices ranged from 1.16 to 1.20 per unit, Minneapolis flour notes minor shifts, and coffee futures fluctuated with Rio at 22 1/2 cents.
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New York
Wisconsin
Young Americas
Chicago
C. Wink
Toosas City
Kansas City
St. Louis
Minnesota community blooms with vast garden land sale boom
In Kollandate Minnesota locals describe a huge land sale fueling a garden boom. Buyers spent about $550000 on garden plots and produce from nearby land. Hundreds visited to view the vast gardens, with new families moving into the county and more arrivals planned next spring. A single day saw $30 of produce sold as crowds backed up traffic for 45 minutes. Some land reportedly yielded $1000 net per acre from onions and up to $1200 from celery.
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Kollandate
Minn
Fawans
Seied
Minnesota
Hollandales
Readlyn and area Christmas services and local updates
Readlyn churches hold Christmas services as usual on Christmas day. several residents are recuperating from recent medical issues. Waverly callers, hospital visits and local birthdays noted. Louie Tredt suffers burn from gasoline car mishap. families travel for business and vacations amid community social events near Buck Creek and Waverly.
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Readlyn
Wilhlw
Erestan
Chrisimuns
Christ Warencke
Ibis
Cart Ourogge
Olregge
Jr. C. Frese
Jami Waverly
Louie Tredt
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