Corn and oats movement shifts in Black Hawk region
In Black Hawk County Iowa farmers report reduced incoming corn for feed while local elevators show little outbound shipment. Kansas Missouri grown mixes arrive for cattle feed as hail damaged Dewar area yields drop. Dunkerton reports three carloads of corn entered, none shipped out yet, with rising oats availability and cautious market demand.
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Warren
Stevon
Coinay
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Dunkerton
Levator Company
Hansas
Grundy
Grundy Center
European Fowl Pest Worries Poultry Owners
European fowl pest unknown in the United States. Reports indicate the disease causes high mortality and weakens birds, prompting embargoes on shipments from several midwestern states. Authorities urge strict sanitation, destruction of affected stock, and rapid reporting to state officials to prevent spread and safeguard the poultry industry.
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Washington
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Jol J. Mohler
Central West
Congress
Middlewest
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New York
New Jersey
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Vennaylvania
Commecticut
Cabinfornin
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C. O. Dee
United States Department of Agriculture
Watkels Apg
John J. Mohler
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Pr Marily
Alga
Gladbrook Man Heads Tama Fair and Meeting Planned
Gladbrook residents elected E. Mericie Taleta as vice president of the Tama County stockholders association. Others named as vice presidents include Joseph Kubik and Levis Alberis, with Nrezek elected treasurer. A full slate of directors was listed, while the secretary and department superintendents were not yet chosen as reorganization proceeds.
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Tave
Moro Nrezek
Martin
Em. Foilawi
Emerson
Krezex
P. Walters
Wu Winda Schultz
Mari
E. Watters
F. Maiden Mhersole
Je. W . Flvers
BK. Merille
George F. Knoop
J. Zhorne
Londay
Der
Catle
Farmers Questions and Comments to Editor Farm Dept
Readers address inquiries to the Editor Farm Department at Waterloo Keeping Courier in Waterloo Ingem. Phone 5100. The notice invites questions and comments on farming topics and seasonal concerns for publication and discussion.
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Ted
Adress
Waterloo
Ingem
Seed catalogs take back seat to crossword puzzles
Ames Iowa December 27 seed catalogs and garden planning move forward as growers and housewives study seed listings from Iowa State College experts. Winter is the time to plan beds and adjust plant positions to curb pests and disease while orders should be placed early to avoid spring delays.
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Ames
LO. Volz
Spe
Grow Leaves Tonight to Judge Poultry at Boston Jubilee Show
Cedar Falls reports Oscar Grow, a prominent poultryman, departs for Boston to serve as the lone western judge at the Boston Poultry Show part of the Biamond Jubilee exposition. The five acre Mechansl Ratt venue hosts Asiatic divisions with many birds expected. Grow plans to award ribbons and is tied to Iowa events including a Davenport poultry show.
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Cedar Falls
Oscar Grow
Graw
Cedar Malls
Davenport
Waverly Poultrymen Display Their Birds
Waverly Washington exhibitors displayed a variety of chickens at a local poultry show. White Rocks and Dark Barred Rocks were shown by Mrs. T. W. Schroe dermeier and Bremer, while White Leghorns appeared from WW Coffin & Sons.
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Waverly
Dee
Werly
Surner
Schroedermeier
Bremer
Coffin & Sons
Cows and Corn Sale Prices Reported Across Regions
The farm sale near Haven saw 2,000 bushels of corn sell at $1.49 per bushel and hay at $13 per ton. Oats brought 68 cents per bushel, cloverseed $24, cattle and hog prices varied with cows peaking around $133.40 and hogs noted at $10 per pig. Pigs and machinery fetched top dollars at multiple farm sales in Iowa and Illinois with notable activity in Grundy Center and Riceville.
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la. Dee
Frank W
Haven
Wi. Phim
Tamlinson
Ktter
Grundy Center
Bee
Guy Lonenecker
Chicago
Pth
Grain Prices Surge Amid Final Wheat Rally
Chicago grain markets closed with wheat leading gains as May and July contracts rose on spread of a weather wave. Corn oats and rye moved higher in sympathy, but selling pressured prices late with heavy profit taking. New York and Minnesota quotes showed strong bid activity for No. 2 red wheat and related grain types.
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Chicago
Casey
Tao
Affirmative Wins Farmers Debate At Schoolhouse
The affirmative team won a debate between township farmers at the schoolhouse on the topic that the average farm hand today has greater opportunity to farm in the countryside than in town or city occupations. The building was filled to capacity with listeners, with New York noted among attendees.
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Grouchy Center
Dee
Cattle and Hogs See Mixed Week Trading and Rates
Week's cattle prices rise 25 to 65 cents with steady to higher hogs as markets show active trading. Beef steers and heifers posted gains while slaughter hogs and lambs varied. receipts around 12 000 head with considerable direct market movement. Top lambs reached near 19.50 while hogs ranged around 9 to 11 dollars per hundredweight, reflecting mixed demand and weight classes.
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Top
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Cal Bwas
Stu i
Lainhs
Cop
Omaha Livestock Market Summary and Prices
OMAHA LIVESTOCK OMIT Neb Dec 27 Hog receipts about 11 000 fairly steady to higher with most 200 to 250 lb barrows and gilts trading around 9 60 to 10 15 per cwt. Sows mostly 9 75 to 10 15. Receipts about 1000 cattle and calves with steer and yearling runs higher. vealers and cutters mixed. Fat ewes and lambs noted with top around 15 00 to 15 50 for some offerings.
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ST. Paul
St. Paw
Minn
Jean Scarce
Stock market gains and commodities report mixed on Dec 27
The Associated Press notes a broad stock rally led by copper and motors with new highs in several issues. Rail and industrials advanced while some traders trimmed gains. cotton, grains, and petroleum futures fluctuated with cautious demand. Market breadth widened as investors chased leadership in major sectors.
Sioux City Livestock Receipts and Prices Report
Sioux City market notes on December 27 show hogs at 10 95 to 10 50 with 15 000 receipts and cattle heavy steers to 10 60. Steers and yearlings around 24 35 to 28 high, cows and heifers 25 50 to 25 75, stockers steady. lambs and mutton about 6 00 to 6 05. Also mentions strong hogs, with packers paying up to 9 35 per hundredweight.
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Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
New York reports butter prices steady with creamery and extras listed. cheese prices show unchanged state whole milk products with various grade listings. Chicago receipts and categories listed include butter extras firsts and milkequality grades. poultry and eggs pricing also shown with miscellaneous stock figures.
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Weekly Grain and Provision Review
World wheat supply remains tight as Argentina harvest underperforms. Prices surged to new 1934 highs with wheat up about 5%4¢ and corn around 144 cents a bushel. Provisions rose as feed costs remained low relative to corn, while domestic and European buying expectations supported a continued market lift early next year.
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Argentina
United States
Ingred
SQUASH MAY REPLACE SWEET SPUD IN IOWA POTATOES
Ames Ta Dec 27 ex tension Specialist V Holsinger at the college says favorable seasons may let squash replace sweet potatoes in Iowa. He notes squashes can be grown on most farms and cites Des Moines Ryssrol squash demand among housewives ready for use Aug 13 and storable into winter.
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Iowa
V. Holsinger
Des Moines
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