Janesville Farm Institute Show Attracts Community Interest
The Janesville Iowa farm institute held a corn and baked goods show and health clinic at the schoolhouse drawing about 20 babies for examination by state university specialists. Local women served meals to support farm meeting expenses while three speakers covered farm topics and a community singing session followed. Prize winners in junior and senior corn shows and baked foods were listed, with prizes awarded to several residents.
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Janesville
Farmers' Institute
Ami Health Clinic
Jackson Lawnship
Bremer County
Washington
Black Hawk
Ure Institute
State University
Forest Henry
J. Sprenger
T. A. Hoyersind
Chicago
W. M. George
D. D
Howard McCaffree
Carl Sallam
Ten
Merton Sickles
Wy Jennings
Roger Briner
Lathan Enlow
Wikelard Enlow
Robert Christopher
Adelymh Hoppe
Joe Corwin
N. Fiparces
Lestie Dewey
Charles Byiaver
George
Ardulph Hoppe
George Sunderlina
Dim
Ir Bierce
Charles Brewe
Adolph Tropps Dewey
Irs
David Hicks
Laselie
Poultry Show Yields Top Prizes For Ruehaak
Dumont Iowa Feb 2 4 T Ruehaak of Allison won a special egg eating prize at the poultry show closing Saturday night by bringing his birds earlier than any other exhibitor to display them He also captured several major prizes including the best mullet among 282 birds in the exhibit Ruehaak lives fifteen miles away.
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Dumont
T. Ruehaak
Allison
Alos
Ruehaak
Ton
Roger Bown Elected Cedar Township Chairman
Roger Bown was elected chairman of Cedar Township at a meeting held in the home of Mr and Mrs O Simvins last Friday. Mrs Mo 1, GTiseall) was selected vice chairman. A joint meeting followed with nutrition session and community singing led by Poe ter Knipp. There will be a farmers institute here with speakers from various places offering practical farming talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ta Porte City
Roger Bown
Cedar ‘Township
Hintesu
O Simvins
Gtiseall
Sleeteadl
Vitor
Sinshing
Sesson
Poeter Knipp
Allison
Alison
Farmers’ Institute
With the Farmers Questions and Comments Reread
A brief notice invites readers to send inquiries and comments to the Marin Department for water services and related rural topics. It specifies the mailing address and references ongoing public communications from the Watering Evening group and Tulahove S10.
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Tne Sma
Marin
Fyusier
Waterheo
Tulahove
Butler County Land Sold At 175 Per Acre Cash
Allisan Vit Feb report shows J W Polkars sold 40 acres about three miles northwest of Allisan to Otto Steer for 175 dollars per acre. No improvements exist on the tract but the land is described as excellent quality. The cash deal is considered a very good price for the land.
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Allisan
J. W. Polkars
Otto Steer
Prosecutions Under Cattle Sanitation Quarantine Law
The livestock quarantine law enforcement shows prosecutions for interstate transport of dead animals and moving cattle without tuberculin tests. Fines range from 59 to 100 dollars. Violators are mostly railroad companies and stockowners. many lack awareness or disregard the rules. The Bureau of Animal Industry notes misunderstandings persist and offers full details to informed parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Aorinat Iodustry
United States Department of Agriculture
Dist
Bureau
Department
Inspectora
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau of Atimal Industry
Women to Brighten Mt Vernon Banquet Menu Night
Farmers of Mt Vernon township plan a women fed banquet at the hall on Friday Feb 13 with a program to follow. At a recent meeting Mrs Al Henry retired secretary reported. New secretary Mrs Royal White and new chairman W A Eyestone were introduced. Community singing and a potato paring contest provided entertainment.
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Tleury Falsa Jed
J. L. Uban
Maxine White
Ames
Rural school consolidation in Iowa improves enrollment and attendance
A survey of 385 farm homes in Orange, Hudson and Jesup districts shows consolidation raises enrollment, lengthens terms, and enables farm youth to pursue four year high school eduction without leaving the farm. It reveals 73 percent of tenant farmers plan to own farms, 75 percent of adults over 20 expect farm homes, and many agree excessive farm work and lack of recreation push children from farms. The study, by Iowa Experiment Station and Iowa State Teachers College, is released in Bulletin 224.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utes
Orange, Hudson and Jesup
Wack Trawk
Buchanan
Amead
Bulletin
Towa Experiment Station
Ames
Iowa State Teachers College
Celdar Falls
HW. L. Hells
Teachers College
George H. von Tungern
Rural Sociology Department
Hogs Decrease 13 Per Cent in Year
Des Moines reports a 13 percent drop in hog numbers from the previous year due to revised marketing and uncertain feed outlook. The U.S. Department of Agriculture estimates the hog population at 5,988,000 with average farm price around 12.54 per head. Milk price trends rose five percent while cattle showed varied changes across states.
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Des Moines
Reyword
Lestie M. Carl
Carl
United States
Cattie Shaw
Waiwid
$60 An Acre Possible Yearly Through Soybeans
Dysart residents discuss soybean farming profitability with Kroeger asserting $60 per acre yearly possible. Claims include increased acreage, bean prices, and potential income growth, while noting regulatory or market factors affecting yields and costs.
Waterloo markets rumor at tolled on Feb 2 19
Market notes from Waterloo and New York and Minneapolis report grain prices for wheat and oats, with mixed and yellow corn quotes. Entries show No 2 yellow and No 2 mixed oats, various futures values, and clover seed as well as broader regional price activity across towns, mills, and grain exchanges.
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New York
Ted Winter
Wraker
Fob
Hogs and Cattle Mixed as Markets Slump on Saturday
Chicago and East St Louis cattle and hog markets show uneven trading with hogs down 15 to 25 cents from Saturday, heavy packing hogs around 9.00 to 10.50, and cattle receipts about 22,000 to 26,000 in several markets. Steers weak to 25 cents lower, cows mixed, calves steady to higher in places, lambs uneven but mostly steady to lower.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Sheen
South SC
Mibn
Fed
East ST. Louis
East St Louis
Lamson Bros. & Co
Marsh-Place
HL A. Morey
Laos
Er &T
Feda
Ehnice Hart Feds
Chote Iy
Chiago
Oil Shares Rally As Prices Rise Worldwide
New York opening shows oil shares climbing to fresh highs amid a 25 cent barrel rise in Corning Crude. Marland Pacific Pan American and Union Oil lead gains with Katy rail issues advancing. General Electric, American Can and DuPont fall back as market broadens.
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Associated Press
New York
Marland, Pacific
Pan-American
Philips
Union of California
Frisco
Missouri Pacific
Ptd
Louisville & Nashville
Jersey Central
United States Cast Iron Pipe
United States Industrial Alcohol
Schulte
American Can
Radio Corporation
DuPont
Famous Players
General Asphalt
New York Central
Wabash Pil
Mack Truck
Gar & Fdy
American Woole
Anaconda
Atchison
Ath Coast Line
Baldwin Goes, Balt
Heath
Cerro‘de Paseo
Chandler Motor Ghile Copper
Coca Cola
Colorado Fuel
Congoleum
Consolidated Gas Corn Products
Colden Oil
Crucible Steel
Cuba Cane
Davison Chem, du Pont de General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors
Gulf States Steel
Trouston Oi
Hudson Motors
Illinois Central Int
Harvester Cop
Lehigh, Valley
Louisville & Kash
Marland
Motors A
Seaboard “Oil
Kan
Tex
Missouri Pac
Montgomery Ward
Biscuit National Lead
N. H
Hud
Norfolk & Western War
American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Oil
Pan. Am
Pennsylvania
di Phila
Ads
Phillips
Rep
Ir. & Steel
Reynolds
Ft. L
San Fran
Seaboard Air Line
Sears Roebuck Sinclair Con
Sloss-Sheft
Southern Southern Br
Standard OW
Standard Il
Stewart Warner
Studebaker Texas Co
Texas & P.tobacco Products
Luton Pacific Caked Drugs Co
F . Tad
Alenh
Ryuvher
S. Steel
Diah Copper
Wabash Pol
Westinghouse Elec
Welss-Overland
Register of Merit Swine Being Bought
Toledo Iowa Jan 31 Tama county swine register of merit reports sales of five head from United States Veterans hospital auction and five four month old Duroc gifts shipped to H H Woodford. Also notes about potatoes shipments and farm prices in New York and Minneapolis markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Tama County Swine Register
Merit
Robert Lyon
Lyon Brothers
United States Veterans' Hospital
Fr. Lyon
Cole
Gunder
H. H. Woodford
Brighton
Wheat and grain markets slip amid US supply concerns
World shipments and weak prices press wheat futures for May and July as Swedish duty talks and Australian labor issues weigh. Corn and oats follow wheat’s downbeat trend with modest rallies and overall soft finishes. Hog values pull down related provisions in a cautious trading session.
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Chicago
Ly Ubs
Bellies
Ceporta
United States
Australia
Produce Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
New York reports higher hullers and breamery with mixed extras and firsts across grades, dairy items steady to lower, including cheese and butter. Chicago offerings show steady butter and poultry with varied prices for turkeys, chickens, fowls, and eggs, plus miscellaneous cases and cheese notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coottox
New York
Chicago
Hullers & Breamery
Jower Prades
Pucile
Pextras
Dual-Purpose Shorthorn Bulls Sale Listing
Reds and roans of serviceable age with good beef type. Bred from heavy milking cows. Herd federally tested for TB. Member of Pioneer Cow Testing Association. Contact Lloyd J. Loonan Route 2 Waterloo Farines east of Judson, miles SW of Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Cow Testing Association
Lloyd J. Loonan
Waterloo
Judson
Miles S.W
Receipts Push Hay Market Mixed Across Regions
The week ending Jan 24 saw a softer hay market with average prices down slightly. Receipts were lighter yet ample for buyers, with demand quiet as storms moderated consumption. Alfalfa eased while timothy held, Prairie mostly steady at Kansas City, and Chicago light with discounts for low grades. Foreign exchange data followed.
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Washington, D. C
Werthy
United States Department of Agriculture
Timothy
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Memphis
Minneapolis
Omaha
Prairie
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Farm Institute
Cedar Farm Bureau
Butler CO
Dysart
Hoele Kroeger
Krodger
Suis
Sehlas Aghd
Ain
Montana
Army
Lambert
Ao Hie
White
Yelldyw
Kore
Sinan Beas
West
Tad Aye Ong
Kimmethys
Giles
Shade
Santaver
Barelay & Sen
BAM Creed
Fano Ag
Engiane
Wales
Hve
Shad Wai Ow
Watt
Kansas City Livestock
ST. Paul Livestock
Register of Merit
Fen. C
Michigan
Idaho
Russell
ICAI
Mindeavolis
Polis
Minn
Fleur
Toy Dele
State Banking Department
State Loan CO
Phoas
Chicagos
Ameas
Howard's Grain Service
Webster Bldg
Dept. A-L1
York
Toreien
Nsg
Great Britain
France
Hake
Belgium
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Greece
Poland
Brazil
Montreal
Sloan
St. Francis Hospital
Dewar
Jack Sharp
Ohio
Fordson
Ferguson
McCormick
Keyston
WM. Lyons
H. F. McDourgall
First National Wank
Government Municipal Railroad Industrial Public Utility
Theommercial National Company
Investment Securities ‘Terminal
Waperlou
Iowa
Commergial, National. Bank
Vik
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