RIGHT BALANCE OF DAIRY RATION
Farm Editor reports a Bremer and Black Hawk county feeding school finds bran now less economical for dairy cows due to protein content. Oilmeal rises near three cents per pound. alfalfa and clover suggested as best protein source. A sample ration using silage oats corn oilmeal and bran costs 37 cents daily for a 1200 pound cow with potential profit of 11 cents per day at creamery prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Tanesville
Wremer
Black Hawk
Uie
Ais
D. D. Offringa
Bremer County
Mr. Offringa
Offringa
Timothy
Brewer
Ofiringa
Exel Darmer
Grain Show At Van Haven and Shell Rock Planned
In Van Haven near Shell Rock a grain show is proposed with samples of corn and a train display. The exhibitor aims to compete for ribbons, noting variability in quality versus prior years and hoping others from the locality participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Haven
Shell Rock
Sail Ie
Waterloo
Farmers Questionable Address Communication Report
Fragmented OCR notes describe a communication issue labeled as a farmers question and comments ine vient address. Mentions Waterton and Wa tering with unclear references to a courier service and a product labeled Firane S100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lifor Varta Derartiiene
Waterton
Watering
Towa
Firane S100
No Short Route Open for Farmers to Cure Hits to Business
An Iowa State College agr economics head warns a quick fix for corn belt farm troubles is unrealistic. C J Holmes says price fixing credit tariffs and cooperation fail alone and urges producers to study demand driven production, cut costs, and adapt crops and livestock to changing markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Animes
C. J. Holmes
Iowa State Ecalexe
Clifeaca
Holmes
Prof
Saite
Jlolmece
Iowa
Farmers to Be Given Training in News Writing
A publicity training school will be held at the farm bureau office in the courthouse on Tuesday Feb 24 at 1 46 p m. Township farm bureau secretaries and reporters will learn why to submit newspaper articles and how to obtain publicity for farm bureau activities. Speakers include Miss Elizabeth Wadson M V Briggs and Walter J Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm ‘Bureau
Township Farm
Elizabeth Wadson
Farm Bureau
M. V. Briggs
Walter J. Hunt
Waterloo Evening Courier
Dar
Hudson Institute Program Outlines Practical Topics
The Hudson Institute plans its annual program with talks by experienced farmers on topics like crop tasks pork production and agriculture posting. The event runs Tuesday through Wednesday with sessions on fertilization, education, and community singing, highlighting practical farming methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Institute
Hudson, Ta
J Hudson Institute
Ila
Sprenger
T. A. Hoverstid
Forest Menry
Iresh
Dairy Feeding to Be Discussed at Local Schools
A series of dairy feeding instruction sessions will be held next week in Black Hawk County. O T B Finley Ames will conduct the schools across Tama and surrounding areas to help farmers address feed conditions this year. The schedule lists meetings at Farm Hall and nearby venues with dates in February and times in late afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. TB
Finley. Ames
Waterthy
Weber
Verren
Paul Stewart to Address Farmers at Jesup Feb 20
Jesup farmers to hold annual institute February 19 and 20 with premiums for corn grain apples and potatoes. Local women skip Witchery exhibit. cash prizes funded by business houses. Ames specialists M A Hauser and W H Lapp attend day one. E B Williams Manchester Commercial Club secretary speaks evening. Day two features a dairy program with Paul P Stewart Bardard dairyman and other speakers. All events at Grand opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
Blaus
M. A. Hauser
W. H. Lapp
Ames
Allenstein Leads Wapsie Test in Fat and Milk
Allenstein of Lasmont topped the Wapsie Valley Cow Test Association with a Guernsey producing 65 pounds of butterfat and 1.12 pounds of milk. The Allenstein herd averaged 37.9 pounds fat and 76 pounds milk across 12 cows, with ten cows at 40 pounds fat or more. Other top herds included ten Jerseys from Jesup and the Joyce farm, with 24.4 and 29.1 pounds fat respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
H. Allenstein
Lasmont
Wapsie Valley
Jesup
M. Jd. Joyce
Shermian Brothers
District Farm Bureaus Meet Districtwide
A Waterloo gathering is set for Wednesday February 18 to organize district No 2 farm bureaus with topics on membership and land. The state federation office in Des Moines issued the notice and details remain undisclosed. Another conference follows in Sewhampton for the fourth district with a total of 12 meetings planned across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
State Federation
Des Moines
Sewhampton
Schmidt Loses 10 Ears Championship Corn
Waverly Iowa exhibit reports a mix up as Leslie Schmidt loses top prize in a corn judging sweep. A mistake led to misplacement of the prize, delaying award and prompting officials to review the lower exhibit entries for accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmidt
Waverly
Leslie Schmidt
Farm deal at Keota involves $72,000 cash
A cash farm deal worth 72000 dollars was completed at Keota west of Hers, involving John Greiner of Washington Ta purchasing two farms containing 220 acres from Eimer Late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Muechine
John Greiner
Washington
Eimer
Wheat nervously closes higher amid erratic early trading
Wheat futures showed uneasy gains as May and July contracts touched the $2 mark amid export demand and unsettled selling. Corn and oats followed with mixed moves as traders awaited clearer directions, while cash grain in Chicago reflected firm hog values and steady cash oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Liverpool
Comtmonsion Srousex
Jackhi
Lelgee
Hine
Eran
Receipts and Prices In St Paul Livestock Market Summary
Livestock market report from St Paul shows receipts of cattle at 2,500 with steady to mixed demand. steers and yearlings range to 4.50 above prior. calves to 11.15 for top packers. hogs 28,000 head unevenly steady to 15 cents higher with packer top near 16.40. sheep 4,000 head steady to weak with top lambs around 17.50 and natives near 17.00. Kansas City and Minneapolis listings follow with grain and trades across multiple commodities and markets.
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Kansas Uuy. No
Wwe
Fiat
Boaside
Boaside Ets Castle
Row
United
Eensih
Mediuna
HORTA
Aterloo
Waterine Mills Co
Sinnard Bros
West
Rath Packing Co
Rath
Rae
Ti Ah Fcload
Barclay & Son
Timothy Hay
Baled
Cohn Bros
Stocks and futures rise amid oil and rubber gains in steady market
New York stocks opened higher with widespread gains led by oil and rubber shares. United States Steel and Gulf States reached new highs as rail stocks edged up on merger chatter. In forex, prices held firm while call money rose to 3/4 percent and commodities showed mixed strength across steel, chemicals, and tobacco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Startman Corporation
Petroleum
United States Steel
Gulf States
Southwestern
Rumnors
Wabasa
Katy
Texas and Pacific
United States
Glidden Co
Central Leather
Althe
White Motors
Federal Light and Traction
A& Record
Southern Railway
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Can
American Car & Foundry
American Locomotive
American Water Works
Bid
American Woolen
Janaconda Copper
jAtchison
Ewillantic Coast
Baldwin Locomotiv
Baldiwors & Ohio
Hethiehem Steel
Californix Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather, Pl
Cerro de Paseo - Chandler Motor
Chesapeake & OhIo
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Mil
St Paul
Pacific
Chile
Coca Cola
Colorado
Congoleum
Consolidated Gas Corn
Crucible Steel Siren
Cuba Cone Sugar
Davison Chemical
du Pont de Brie
Pure Oil
Reading
Rele Rep
Ir. & Steel
Reynolds Tob. B
St. L
San Fran
Seaboard Air Line
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Con
Sloss-Sheff_ Steel
Southern Pacific
Southern Ry
Standard Oil
Cal Standard Oil
Stewart Warmer
Studebaker
Texas Co
Texas & Pacif
Tobacco Products
Oil - Union Pacific United Drug
G. & Cast II
Alcohol Rubber S. Steel
Ah Copper
Wabash Pfd
Westinghouse Elec
Willys-Overkand _ Woolworth
Chieaga
Hog and cattle market roundup shows steady hogs and active cattle
Receipts show hogs mostly steady with higher bids for several weights. top hogs around $10.80 to $11.00 and average near $10.56. Cattle receipts steady with better grades and steady buyer activity, top steer prices near $10.59, and cows and cutters modest at $2.58 to $3.75. Sheep and lamb trading slow but lambs firm earlier, with Western lambs around $17.35 to $17.73 and top near $28.00 for quality."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welstts
Avera
Opa
Neo. Rey
Bologna
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
New York reports butter and dairy prices with various grades and values. Chicago notes butter receipts and cheese, eggs, and poultry prices, along with market activity for cotton and wool across cities.
GERESEO Geneseo and Area Happenings Reported
Mr and Mrs Damon Gunn parents visited the H M Gunn residence with relatives from Gello Plaine. John Thomas and Chad Mitchell received corn at Buckingham. Local youths held parties at O J Wayward and Henry Peters homes. Ladies' Aid met at Mrs Walter Bell's. A shower for Miss Annan Tandabaugh was given at her father's home with about 40 attendees. Local livestock and grain market data from St Joseph and Minneapolis are included along with New York and Chicago commodity prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Wayward
Henry Peters
Ladies’ Aid
Walter Bell
Tom Taylor
Ethel Vaniderheyden
Fanher
Annan Tandabaugh
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Waterlo
Tolmes
Nat
Uherr
Jouw
Pinch Ford
Paul Stewart
Allenstein
Wapsie Test Association
L. Us
ST. Paul Livestock
South St. Paul
Minn
Seattle
Kansas City Livestock
Gamson Bros. & Co
Maren-Place
HL. A. Morey
Minnealatis
Minneapolis
Hater
Italy
Ommien
Aim
Vork
Supetus
Itse
Peoria Livestock
Killmins
Tiosagelnos Packers
Ian
Liberty
Ash
Omaha Livestock
Higher Sea
Ehicura
Ciltaga
Acisnas
ZIM
Kansas City
Obio
Terrace
Gereseo
H. P
Armstrong Mig. Co
Chestnut Street
Wraterlon
Toye
State Banking Department
State Loan CO
Sloan's
Sloan
Sherman Bros
Cattle Congress Grounds
Sherma Bros. Werd
Henrietta Bess Ormsby
Craddsan
Picturth Groisby
Ki Messer
Dunkerton
Val of
Esup
John T. Cunningham
Miller
W.ot
Mausto and Co
Finer
Sais & Son of
Clarion
Oak Grove
Ratalog
Sale
Wylar Artnet Ey
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