Farmers Discuss Profit Methods For Hog and Dairy Farms
Hudson Virginia February 7 four crops of pigs yearly proposed by Rex Beresford extension agent to cut costs and boost returns. He cites a two group sow herd with staggered farrowings and better market timing. Meyers and Hanson dairy tenants share success stories citing careful budgeting, pedigree stock, and efficient feeding to lift profits and drive improvements.
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Hudson
Rex
Beresford
Town Extension Service
Ames
B.S. Strayer
Mr. Strayer
A. K
Minish
O. G. Moseley
M.r. Humphrey
RM. Guan
Alvin Simmy
Ralph Johnson
Togethter
Will Lapp
Iowa Extension Service
Lapp
Faust
Paul Stewart
Stewart
Pat
Hanson
Wanson
Creamerymen Gather at Ames for Dairy Short Course
Ames Feb. 7 Seventy five creamerymen from Towa and other states attend Iowa State College dairy short course. Five concurrent programs cover buttermaking creamery management ice cream market milk plant operation dairy technology and product testing. Butter judging begins with 126 entries watched by judges Storvick Alvert Lea Minn and Howard Reynolds. Students will sample butter for a college contest ending Feb 15 16.
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Ames
Towa
Owork
Iowa State College
Witter
Storvick
Alvert Lea
Minn
Howard Reynolds
Mason G Western
York Wholesale
Corn Show and Farm Bureau Meeting Postponed in Bremer
Waverly Iowa Feb 7 The corn show and regular Wes LaFayette township meeting, set for Wednesday Feb 6, were postponed due to bad roads. The exhibit will be Wednesday Feb 13 at 2 PM, followed by the regular meeting at 8 PM.
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Farm Bureau
Bremer
Waverly
Wes LaFayette Township
Hereford Man Changes Reinbeck Auction Date
Reinbeck Iowa February 7 The E R Aschenkrenner Hereford cattle sale postponed from Monday will be held with the Weiss horse sale at 1 pm in the city pavilion.
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Hereford
Reinbeck
E.R. Aschenkrenner
Weiss
Satlar
County Fair Cookies Spark Entertaining Ventures
Mise Walch bakes cookies praised by Miss Faith at the county fair. Marta Meredith plans to place Faiths blue ribbon cookies at the exhibition while Eb Toll offers help and John Roberts conflicts over a car. A chance meeting with John leads to a budding romance as three old aunts ride home in a blue car with dogs. American Boy Scouts set Anniversary Week with pilgrimages to patriotic sites and Lincoln’s tomb as New York scouts honor Roosevelt’s grave.
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Mise Walch
Albert Tol
Meredith
Marta
Faith
Tost
Marte
Tail
Eb ‘Toll
Mr. Toll
John Roberts
Hilltown Village
John
Mercy
Hilltown
New York City
Miss Meredith
Winten
Marita
Miss Farib
New York
Boy Scouts of America
Thera
Bor
Lincoln
Carl Patterson
Waterloo
Springfield, Jr
Lincoln's
Boston Hoys
Eeenant Oeete
Bunker Hill
Po A. Tracy
Paul Revere
Roosevelt
New Hartford
Parkersburg
Marion
Priday
Warren G. Harding
Gime
Corn market coy on gains as profit-taking spreads
Chicago and Minneapolis grain markets show corn prices near record highs but close lower or unsettled after mixed trading. May corn around 81 1 2 cents, wheat sinks despite weak ties to Winnipeg. oats and barley also traded unevenly amid broader profit-taking and demand shifts.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Bom
Iowa
Bresh
Prices in New York and Chicago Today
New York and Chicago price notices dated Feb 7 show lard steady at 11.70, spot coffee firmer for No 7 Rio at 1.24, other articles unchanged. Poultry live prices steady with fowls 34.29c and turkeys 24 38c. dressed poultry unchanged. Chicago butter creamery extras 49c, standards 49 1/2c, dairy firsts 47 48c, seconds 46 4c, ordinaries 37 38c, firsts 41 1/2c. Cheese Twins 82 4c, Young America 24 1/2c. Poultry fowls 21 2c, ducks 2 1/2c, bees 18c, springs 26c, turkeys 20c.
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New York
Middlewest
Chicago
Youngs Americas
Parkersburg Social Roundup Notices and Visits
Parkersburg Iowa February 7 Mrs Clyde Wilson returned from Dumont where she aided Royal Neighbor work. Harry Levy had x rays in Waterloo. Mrs M Peterson and Mrs Will Kethe visited Dumont. E A Wilson visited his sister in Cedar Paris. Frank Stickley and family spent Sunday in Town Falls. Mrs RS Shortwood left for Britt after her brother in law’s death. Mrs In Miller visited Allison. Joseph Knott returned from Omaha. C J Rohde ill. Ena Jenning improving. Sue Codner helped her daughter in Havizard. E L Wilson in Hampton and Dumont. Rev and Mrs J S Westfall and daughter arrived from California. health improving. Henry Tiepkes baby ill but improving. Ike Hoffman sick list. James Spain and wife returned from Cluff Iowa after daughter Clara graduation from state university. Clara came home Saturday. Mr and Mrs A B Stewart visiting Mrs George Palmer.
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Parkersburg
Clyde Wilson
Dumont
Harry Levy
Wateriso
M. Peterson
Will Kethe
E. A. Wilson
Cedtar
Paris
Frank Stickley
Familly
Town Falls
Stickley
RS. Shortwood
Britt
In Miller
Ai Allison
Joseph Knott
Omaha
Dirs
C. J. Rohde
Ena Jienning
Sue Codner
E. L. Wilson
Hampton and
Dirmont
Westfall
California
Ms. Westfall
Henry Tiepkes
Ike Hoffman
James Spain
Iowa Cluff
Clara
State University
A. B. Stewart
Cedar Falls
George Palmer
Hogs and cattle prices slide in Chicago market report
Chicago market notes hogs 5 to 10 cents lower on receipts of about 40,000 with best 225 to 325 pound butchers at 7.35 to 7.46 and lighter weights around 7.20 to 7.25. Cattle receipts about 11,000, late arrivals, steady to weak on steers and yearlings, packers paying up to 12.00 and outsiders to 14.00. Sheep and lamb offerings opened slow with fat woolled lambs about 1.25 lower and clippers at 22.00.
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Waterloo & Waterloo Co
Bath T Packing Co
Swit & Co
Sue Mutis
Omaha Livestock market report from Omaha Nev Pek
Receipts: hogs 26,000 cattle 7,000 sheep 17,000. Hogs slow with most prices 15 to 45 cents lower. bulk 220-406 lb butchers 36.90 to 38.95. 180-210 lb pigs around 6.50. packing sow prices about 6.23. Cattle: fed steers and yearlings slow, top steers around 10.00. bulk 7.75. stockers/ feeders steady. cows and cutters 2.25-3.00. bulls 4.00-4.30. outsiders paying up to 10.25-12.10. Sheep: fat lambs active, many higher. ewes 7.75-3.00. feeding lambs about 11.25.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Omaha
Nev
Sioux City
Stock Exchange Opens Firm With Broad Trading Start
New York Feb 7 stock prices opened firm as trading resumed on a broader scale after wire service restoration to western cities. Initial demand favored steels coppers equipment sugars and various oils. Early gains faded to about four points with mixed moves later in the day as oils and tobacco weaked and steel climbed to new highs.
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Associated Press
New York
American Tobacco E
Tidewater
American Sugar Refining
American Beet Swear
Crucible Steel
Mack Truck
Nash Motors
Pan-American Petroleum
Pacific /Oil
Royal Dutch
American Fee
Otis E.egator
Thea. Fear. Lorillard
Pbacco
American
Pobacco
Adams Express
Davison Chemical and
Union
Brooklyn Edison
du Pont
General Electric
Pacific Oil
Standard Oil
California
Houston
U. >. Steel
New High
U. S. Steel
Republic
Gulf States
Sloss Steels
Baldwin
Consolidated Gas
Atchison
F Pacific
Waterloo Advertisements and Market Daily Notices
A dense OCR page lists advertisements and market data from Waterloo including announcements for breeding mule cats, car services, suit sales, and magazine subscriptions. It also covers lost items and a Sioux City livestock market report with cattle hogs and sheep prices, dairy receipts, coffee and sugar quotes, and local real estate deeds. Numerous help wanted notices call for clerks, salesmen, stenographers, factory workers, and housekeepers, with various contact details. The Waterloo market totals show weekly clearings and mortgage activity, along with livestock, grain, and commodity quotes.
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P.P. Stewart
J. H. Hanson
Fayette County
Harvs
Oo'brien
Agriculharus Sidumiens
The
Country Genteman
Harry R. O'Brien
Faycette County
O'Brien
College Iarm
O'Ibrien
Payette County
Lop Straguar
Paul PL
County Farm Bureau
Ile
Atewatt
Uli
Tritomia Pietertie Ormsby
Hull
St. Paul
Paul
Tye
Rioney
Molle Mather
Winnipeg
A . Hye
Harley
Inweapolis Grain
Minneapolis
Iaste
Hogs
Plain Steers
Omaha Livestock
Stock Exchange
Jone
Joe Kapp
Commercial Street
Ray Butterfield
East
Myron Millard
Williston
Frances E. Mason
Zaple
City of
Waterian
Lafayette Street
White Sea Inn
Sunda
Plaza
the Bar Packing Company
Potators
Stronz
Nesota
Idaho
Crat
Colorado
Russetl
Silvee
New_York
Rio
Santos
Allied Chemical & Dye American Can
American Car & J
American International Corp
American Locomotive
American Smelting
American Sugar
American T. & T
American Tobaccoa
American Woelen
Atchison Ath
Gulf & Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio Bethlehem Steel
Petroleum Canadian “Pacific
Central Leather
Gerro de Pasco Copper
Crancier Motors
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Irogtuwestern
Mil
St Paui
Isaace
Be & Pac
Gnino Gomez
Consolidated Gay Gay
Elines
Atchison Cruscible Steel
General 4
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St-Paul
St. Lous
Lask Louis Southwestern
General Jstectric
General Motors
Great Northern
Inspiration Copper
International Harvester
Marine
Pri
International Paper
Invincible OW
Kelly-Springfield Tire
Wennecott
Fron & Steel
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Con
Southern Pacific - Southern Railway
Juingis Central
Louisville & Nashville N. Mack Truci
Marland Oil
Maxwell Motors
Middle States
Missouri, Kan
Fan American Petroleum
Pennsylvaniia
Producers
Heftgats
Rulig
Gulf States Steel Lima Locomotive Standard
LIL Ande Studebaker Corporation
Texas Co
Texas & Pacific
Eean A
Milwaukee Guar
Mibwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Omars Grady
Neb
Ipurloe
Liberty Bonds
Liberty
Treasury
Bank Chearings
Aura Gore
Pep. Chatere
Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Waterloo Benk Clearings
Waterloo Clearing House Association
Tnstramenta
Sigar
Jourier
Ozment
St. Louis
Mfo
Eine Sa
Waterline
J. Bighmey
Rat National Building
Everg
W. S. Buck B Mercantile Co
Syca
Waterlow District
Syncro Motors Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Gate of Courter
Peach
S. F. Bowser & Co., Inc
Fort Dodge
Builders Exchange
Ance
Sycamore
Berrys
Litchfield Mig. Co
C-16
Care Courier
C-14
C-20
Wanster
Ufe
A. E. Kepford
Yoledo
Lown
Cara
Youngs Lady
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Courier
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