Two Million Lbs Butter Record Of Jesup Co Op Creamery
Jesup Iowa February 3 All directors of Jesup Co Operative Creamery reelected at Grand Theatre by stockholders in annual meeting Board to reorganize hire help for coming year Directors listed include Fred Comfort J H Copenhaver W D Patten N J Flanming Henry Ganiere Jake Sherman John Bailey Production rose to 2 031 684 pounds in 1924 from 1 645 445 in 1923 an increase about 23 1 2 percent Patrons total 1 563 with 1 503 cream patrons and 58 milk patrons The plant handles the largest volume among area co operatives Capital stock 5 574 No indebtedness Average butterfat price 46 4 cents per pound butter net 25 17 cents per pound Overrun averaging 23 404 percent Detailed financials submitted by D E B Rogers secretary include general statement and cash balances with fat shipped 4 886 164 pounds value signal figures and expenses for the year ending December 31 1924
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Ferm
Jesup
Jesup Co-Operative Creamery Company
Grand Theatre
Fred Comfort
H. Copenhaver
W. D. Patten
N.j
Flanming
Henry Ganiere
Jake Sherman
John Bailey
D. EB. Rogers
Lbs
Reese Ees
Erste
Cannes Light
Sherman Brothers to sell Holsteins in Waterloo sale
Sherman Brothers bring 26 Holsteins to Waterloo for a breeders auction during Dairy Cattle Congress. Norris Sherman leaving the Jesup farm as Vat J Kies and Eli Messer join other breeders in the sale arranged by Iowa Holstein Friesian Breeders. Tuberculosis tests on the herd all negative.
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Jesup
Sherman Brothers
Holstein Aattle
Waterloo
Dairy Cattle Congress
Shermans
Norris Sher
Vat J. Kies
Eli Messer
Iowa Halstein-Friesian Breeders’ Association
George Petersen
Sherman
Osage Co-op Grain & Supply re-elects leaders
Osage Iowa February 3 annual meeting re elected F Dieterich president and J B Johnson secretary treasurer Kal Schmidt was re elected manager He reported net profit of $6 22 for the year
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Osage
Osage Co-operative Grain & Supply Co. i
F. Dieterich
J. B. Johnson
Kal Schmidt
Farmers Questions and Comments Invited
Readers may send questions and comments to the Editor at the Fann department in Waterloo Framing County, Waterloo. Address communications to Editor, Waterloo. Phone 5400.
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Waterloo
Frening Cyurier
Waeferloo
Towa
Married men seek steady farm work in Manchester
In Manchester on February 3 the farm bureau reports 16 applications from married men seeking permanent farm work. Most have furniture or farm experience, some ran their own farm businesses. More calls for help are expected before March 4 as preparations begin for the 325 season.
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Manchester
Farm Bureau
Chick Hatchery Owners Meet at Ames February 4
Iowa hatchery operators representing an industry of millions of baby chicks will meet in Ames on February 4. Sponsored by the Iowa Chick Producers' Association, the session will feature talks by leaders in poultry husbandry and state agriculture officials. Topics include flock inspection, egg selection, advertising costs, and accreditation plans for Iowa’s chicks.
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IoWa
United States
AM. G. Thornburg
Department of Agriculture
Post Ofice Department
Congress
Tutchery
Burt France
Emmetsburg
State Association
BB. H. Rucher
Iown
International Association
Charles Murray
Buttermaker Oran Leaves for Plainfield Creamery
Oran Ia Feb 3 fF Gent ley resigns after 16 years as buttermaker at Oran creamery to join Gilt Edge creamery Plainfield. Bentley who took charge Nov 23 1905 expanded patronage and reduced debt. Plant now modern with three times original patrons and improved grounds. Wishing Mr and Mrs Bentley prosperity in new home.
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Oran. Ia
Oran Creamery
Plainfield
Bentley
Record Receipts at Chicago Main Market in February
Receipts on Chicago Main Market for February totaled 161,000 head as the hog market processed a high volume. Monday’s figures show a second largest tally with 92,589 hogs. The recom for five receipts in February was set yesterday in Chicago.
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Chicago
Animale
Ruary
Deeper soil freezing seen as good for crops
Dewey Brothers farming near Janesville report unusually deep and rapid soil freezing this winter. They predict the ground will be deeper frozen than in many years, improving drainage and soil condition for crops in spring and summer 1525.
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Janesville
Pet
Sey Dewey Brothers
Sickles Uses Soybeans in Silage for Cows
Dairyman Sickles in Dunesville Ts reports a dairy herd of 18 Holstein cows gaining milk production after adding soybeans to silage ration. Beans, planted in corn, were small but vigorous, enriching silage and boosting winter yield. rest of diet remains corn, timothy hay, Cronnats hay.
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Dunesville
Sitys
Sickies
Brown Lady the 19 Year Old Jersey Cow Sets Big Record
Sharlen City Iowa February notes Merry Malds Brown Lady a 19 year old purebred Jersey cow on Sherman Jersey Farm in Floyd County, producing 1819 pounds milk 89 pounds butterfat in 4.4 percent, milking four times daily. She yields 830 quarts milk and 80 pounds butterfat at 19, with offspring including Brown Lady's Jewel champion. Feed cost only 23.08 dollars under Ross Smith supervision.
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Sharlen City
Jersey
Sherman Jersey Farm
Floyd County
Midwest
Security Trust and Savings Bank
Merry Maid
Sherman
Palie Brown Lady
Little Jewel
Pratt
Ross Smith
Ames
Crown Prince Now Owner of Former Bremer Co. Morgan
Waverly Iowa February 3 J B Baker a Morgan mare named Bessie Baker sold as a three year old to J Lynes now carries the title Crown Prince of Japan. A photo of the Crown Prince driving Bessie Baker appeared in a French illustrated magazine and was received. Air Lynes who owns a Plainfield area farm sent the carat shipment to C G Stilman New York secretary of the Alabama Horse Club who wrote to the Bremer county man for a dozen Morgans. A note from J F Menter Presho South Dakota says one Morgan he drove 41000 miles on a mail route remains sound.
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Bessie Baker
J. B. Baker
Lynes
Morgans
America
Japan
Ywines
Rere
Air
Plainfield
Stilman
New York
Alorgia Horse Club
Bremer County
Japarmgyo
Pacific
Polled Hereford Show Opens At State Fair Grounds
Des Moines Feb 3 Thirty nine cattle breeders from the United States and Canada bring 260 head of pure bred Hereford cattle to the Polled Hereford show at the state fair grounds. The sale begins tomorrow with no animals from the Cluck lot. WJ Kennedy former Iowa State College animal husbandry head judged the cattle today.
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Des Moines
United States
Canada
Mertford
State Fair Grounds
WJ. Kennedy
Iowa State College
Creamerymen Meet at Fayette Amid Wheat Decline Rally
The Associated Press notes a Fayette gathering of creamerymen as wheat markets extend losses on weak European demand and Buenos Aires sales. Short covering and new buying push May and July futures higher, but oats and corn follow wheat’s drift with mixed gains and losses. Provisions trading remains quiet. prices show slight shifts across Chicago and Minnesota quotes.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aiires
Liverpool
Bette
Shorts
Cadak Pales Farm Womens Convene Meeting Notice
Cadak Pales Farm Womens group to convene at the home of Mrs B Luni on Thursday Feb 3 with Mrs Hox Porter leading. Lunches and table service discussed. lessons on lynches and child-friendly meals to be studied. Each woman to bring no haw and spoon. soup to be served. Weather and market notes from Omaha to Minneapolis volumes also mentioned.
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B. Luni
Hox Porter
General Higher Trend for Hogs and Cattle Steady
Chicago and Omaha markets show higher hog prices with healthy demand. Hogs receipts reach 41,000 in Chicago. bulk 250 to 280-pound averages at 10.60 to 10.85 dollars, top 10.85. Cattle steady to firm with spot gains on fed steers, yearlings, and heifers. veals and bulls mixed, prices vary by weight and quality. stockers and feeders slow but steady. Local summaries include day’s totals, weight brackets, and bids from shippers and packers.
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Chicago
L&c
Omaha
Keb
Henmee Wang Hey
Ene Oy
East ST. Louis
Stocks Edge Higher on Opening Demand for Rail Shares
New York traders pushed stock prices up at the open with strong demand for Frisco common Wabash Pacific and Texas Coal and Oil. Early gains broadened as gasoline stocks helped lift independent oils and gas issues while rails and utilities rallied before a mixed close.
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Peoria Livestock Receipts Report Market Notes
At Peoria Livestock, receipts reached about 3 000 with cattle and calves featuring steady demand. Prices hovered around $14.50 for calves, with moderate activity and mixed quality offerings across cattle categories.
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Titan
Produce Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
A compressed market snapshot shows Chicago and New York marts with butter and dairy notes, receipts figures, and price ranges. The report lists butter, eggs, cheese, poultry, and related commodities with varying grades and regional prices for early February, including East St. Louis livestock data and foreign exchange figures.
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New York
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