Jesup Co op Creamery Posts Strong 1928 Results
Jesup largest co op creamery in Iowa and second in the U S reports a very good year ending 1928. Butter output reached 2 385 912 pounds up from 2 334 538 last year and 2 889 896 in 1926. Total income was 1 099 304 with distributable income 1 039 830. Patron payments on butterfat totaled 1 038 592. Average butterfat price rose to 64.01 cents from 52.83. Over 100 000 worth of butter sold to patrons and 995 695 shipped to eastern markets. Overrun 324 03 percent. Assets 98 637. Secretary D E Rogers notes plant expansion since 1921 and plans for the 1929 year.
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Jesup Co-Operative Creamery
Towa
United States
Jist
Logcal
D. E.’ Rogers
Rogers
Oeally
Ds BE. Rogers
California
Antiseptic Tape Aids Saving of Apple Tree Grafts
Madison Wisconsin February reports from the University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture show a new antiseptic tape method saving about 92 healthy trees per 100 treated on graft unions. The one half inch wide tape wraps the graft site with a plaster to form a watertight seal using adhesive plaster and antiseptics to kill micro organisms believed to cause browngall and root knot formations.
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Madison
Wis
Riker
College of Agricul
University of Wisconsin
Iker
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Neograska
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Scabby barley may fatten cattle in mixed ration
Ames Iowa February 4 Scabby barley may fatten cattle when used in a ration with equal parts barley and corn along with cottonseed meal cornmeal and alfalfa hay FE L Quaife of the animal husbandry extension staff at Iowa State College says experiments at the Titinall agricultural experiment station used barley with about 50 percent scab infection cattle showed good gains and were exhibited at the International Livestock Exposition Sound barley fattening is common in many regions though it may require more feed per 100 pounds gain due to higher fibre content barley should be crushed or ground for cattle Quaifs says about hay and grain feeding
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FE. L. Quaife
Animal Husbandry Extension
Towa State College
Tittnall Agricultural Experiment Station
Farmers questions and comments invited
Readers may send questions and comments to the Batter Farm Department of the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Iowa. Communications should be addressed to the newspaper and include contact details for potential reply.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Towa
Calf Feeding Costs Tracked by Jesup Student
Kenneth Kramer a Jesup high school vocational agriculture student raises five Jersey calves to study true costs of feeding and raising. He records daily milk intake grain and hay, with milk from Wm Campbell's farm and buttermilk from a creamery, noting oldest calf born Oct 14 has $14.01 feed so far while others show $10.56 $8.74 and $4.40 respectively. He plans to continue the detailed accounting through maturity to determine exact costs per calf.
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Jesup High School
Kenneth
Jesup
Wut Campbell
Noy
Campbell
Iowa State Economists Assigned To 30 Agricultural Outlook Meetings
Ames, Iowa, Feb 4 Two Iowa State College agricultural economists are assigned to each of 30 outlook meetings across six Iowa counties during Feb 11 15 The list includes J C Galloway R G C Bentley Budd A Holt Albert Mighell Frank Roabotka Edgar Hurd Sam H Thompson D A Fitzgerald C E Herriott W D Termohlen L G Alibaugh I W Arthur Additional assistants include Dr C K Holmes Leslie M Carl and C P Sarle The meetings aim to guide farmers in planning 1929 farm programs to meet expected price and production conditions County agents farmers farm bureau officials and cooperative groups will join.
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Iowa State College
Agricultural Outlook
Iowa
R. K. Bliss
Iowa State
Northwest
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R. G C. Bentley
Budd A. Holt
Albert
Leslie M. Carl
Federal Statucian
Des Moines
C. P. Sarle
United States Department of Agriculture
Bliss
Claims cheaper to hire trucking done
Otla Feb. 4 One of southern Oklahoma's best farmers, W. T. Blodgett of Wilson, relies on hired motor transport for market trips. He owns no truck or car, rides a bus for trips, and says renting transport saves capital. He sold peanuts for about 1 cent a bushel and shipped Nyestock to Fort Worth by truck for 25.8 dollars per load.
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Oklahoma
Tix Farm
W. T. Blodgett
Wilson
Blodgett
Nyestock
Fort Worth
Waterloo Man Buys Farm in Chickasaw
Nashua Iowa February 4 Clarence White sold his farm east of town to Ed Connley of Waterloo who will take possession March 1 The White family will move to Waterloo for their children to have a business education The amount involved was not announced
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Nashua
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Ed Connley
Waterlow
White
Waterloo
Cheviot Sheep From Pullin Flock Ship to Oregon
Ten Cheviot sheep from the R. E. Pullin flock south of Waterloo were shipped by express to Portland Oregon. Consigned to John M. Mann the animals travel about 2000 miles and should arrive in three days. The move aims to popularize Cheviots in a less common region and has attracted inquiries from Washington Michigan and New York amid strong demand for sheep this year.
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Waterloo
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Federal Man Added to Cornstalk Staff
Ames Iowa February 4 E R Whitemore of the United States Bureau of Standards in Washington DC has arrived to assist in the cooperative study of cornstalk byproducts conducted by the Bureau of Standards and the Iowa Engineering Experiment Station He is the fourth member of the bureau staff here
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E. R. Whittemore
United States Bureau of Standards
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Standards
Iowa Engineering Experiment Station
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Alaska stations cross cattle to suit climate testing hybrids
Sitka and Fairbanks laboratories pursue crossbreeds to blend Holstein Friesian milk with Galloway vigor. Matanuska breeds Galloway with Holstein to yield rustler capable dairy stock, while Fairbanks uses Yak and Galloway for hardier beef. Creamery opened at Curry links to government rail hotels. Wodiak focuses on Galloway, Sitka emphasizes fruit and vegetable growing.
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H.W. Alberts
Alaska Agricultural Experiment Stations
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Ion
Wheat and corn futures rise as supplies drop and milder weather
Chicago reports a 2,411,000 bushel drop in U S wheat visible supply fueling gains while world shipments reach 22,872,000 bushels as non European imports approach last season's high. Corn tightens on rain in Argentina and U S visible supply rises. prices firm then ease on milder winter weather. Futures close with mixed moves across wheat corn and oats and regional price shifts in St Louis hay markets.
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Board of Trade Cash Quotations Overview
Chicago Board of Trade quotes list prices for corn oats barley rye and seeds with a range of numbers including No 2 and No 3 grades for various grains and mixed lots. Provisions show card rib and belly prices with rib at 12 75 and bellies at 12 75.
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Packers Idle As Ho Scale Rises
Chicago market notes show hog receipts around 55 000 with top hogs at 10 15 while averages hover near 9 75. Cattle receipts about 18 000 with steers 12 00 to 15 08 and calves around 16.00. Sheep receipts 17 000 with lambs 16 50 to 17 00 and ewes mostly 7 75 to 10 00. Overall demand mixed with steady to slightly higher hog prices and slower cattle activity.
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Stocks End Rally After Slump In volatile session
New York stocks rebounded from an earlier weakness as gains in Shattuck Lambert Curtiss Aero and National Bellas Hess supported a late surge. Bethlehem Steel led advances while U S Steel and other issues softened amid higher call money, with overall turnover near 4.3 million shares.
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Provisions and Market Quotes Include Butter Poultry and Bonds
A dense market brief details butter receipts and price ranges for creamery and eggs, lists varied chicken and turkey prices, and notes Detroit and New York trading figures. It also reports Liberty bonds closing values and foreign exchange rates across numerous nations and cities with specific bid and ask numbers.
Livestock receipts across major markets show variation
Estimated livestock receipts at 21 markets indicate Chicago and Kansas City lead in hogs and cattle totals while Omaha St Louis and Sioux City report smaller volumes. Week and year comparisons show shifts versus prior periods as overall totals approach 62,000 to 235,000 in grain supply figures.
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Bond Market News From New York Stocks
New York opening week dull with little prospect of improvement as traders wait for stock fever to subside. Convertibles gain attention with International Telephone 4 325 steady at 119 while Dodge Brothers 6s drop. St Paul Adjustment firm at 79.45 and New York Railway 6s in demand as utilities and industrials trade near standstill. foreign bonds dull.
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Prominent Holstein Herd Goes Up for Lawton Wilkening Sale
Sumner area report notes the Wilkening dispersal featuring top animals: King Angie Bon winner at the National, Sir Pleterje Alcartra Vale grandson Miss Pleterje Alex, and 42 pound daily record with a 1290 pound 365 day mark. Outstanding females include Fayne Glitka De Kol and Angle Hengerveld Trtomi a De Kol with 26.3 pounds butter in seven days. Lawton Wilkening sale lists 28 cows and heifers, springers and fresh cows, plus a grade lot of 10. Progeny offered from the herd headlined by noted champions.
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A. R.G
Lawton-Wilkenlig
Lantow
Live stock market roundup from St Louis Livestock report
East St Louis livestock prices show mixed gains with hogs mostly 10 to 15 cents higher as receipts reach 15 000 head and cattle 2 500. Calves and sheep also listed with bids for various weights and classes including sows and vealers. market remains steady to slow in some categories.
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Livestock market report from St Paul February cattle hogs and sheep
Cattle receipts near 2000 with steady demand. Best steers around 11.50 to 11.75, cows 7.00 to 8.25, vealers near 13.00. hogs 15000 head up to 9.75 top, sows about 8.50, average around 9.50. sheep 3300 head with bids sharply lower, lambs around 16.00, feeding lambs mixed, fat lambs 14.50 to 14.75.
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Sioux City Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Cattle receipts 2,500 calves and yearlings steady to strong as hogs at 14,000 head slow and edging higher. Vealers around 19.50, fed cattle 10.00 to 10.56, cows 7.25 to 9.25, sheep and lambs steady with fat lambs and wool skins noted. Hog top at 2.70 with bulk 8.00 to 2.10 for packing hogs.
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Chicago and Minneapolis livestock and grain prices report
Reports from Peoria Livestock Provia indicate hog receipts about 4,000 with top prices near 10.00. cattle receipts around 200. Potatoes on track 964 cars with U.S. shipments and slow trading. Wisconsin Minnesota and North Dakota sacked round whites quoted 0.85–1.05. Idaho sacked Russell 1.50–1.70. Hay prices for Timothy and clover mixed ranges listed. Flour in Minneapolis firmer, family patents at 7.50 to 7.40 per barrel. shipments 36,821 barrels. bran at 20.00–30.00.
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