Tuberculosis Test Meeting Stirs Black Hawk County
Farm editor notes a Jubilee schoolhouse meeting on TB testing for cattle in Black Hawk county. Dr J A Barger urged testing all herds, defending the tuberculin method while opponents questioned milk tests and costs. Audience of 25 to 30 pressed for county inspectors amid rain.
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Jesup
Jubilee Consolidated
Schoolhouse
H. G. Peverill
Black Hawk County
J. H. Rigdon
Waterloo
Rigdon
Peverill
Jubilee
C. O. Cronk
Jubilee School
J. A. Barger
Des Moines
Towa
Oter
Barger
State Department
J. L. Uban
J.L. Uban
T. B. Barilli
Urban
Pennsylvania
Uban
Grundy County
Grundy
Myst
Fset
J Vaughn Craft
Spring Creek
Allen Memorial Hospital
Rath Paoxing Company
T. B
Colt Eight Months Old Brings Sixty Dollars At Thompson Sale
Buckingham Ind February 7 an eight month old colt sold for 60 dollars at R H Thompson’s auction near town, topping many mares and young stock. Total sale receipts reached about 6500 dollars as work horses and cattle sold fairly, hogs priced 8 to 13.20 per head, and machinery ran well.
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Buckingham
R. H. Thompson
Thompson
William Holland
Waterloo
Holand
Jesup Creamery income rises in 1927 report
Jesup Iowa February 7 the Jesup Creamery Co operative reports 1927 income of 1 060 164 52 up 110 919 52 from 1926 due to better butter prices. 1578 patrons in 1927 vs 1416 in 1926. Butter output 2 324 538 pounds. butterfat 1 891 922 7 pounds churned except 252 7 pounds. Average prices listed for butterfat and butter with costs per pound. Board members re elected include Bailey moved to Waterloo, Nick Flammang F A Comfort Russell Lochead and others. A D Comfort and Leonard Sogard are buttermakers. Board to reorganize Feb 15.
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Courier Special Bernier
Jesup
Jesup Creamery Company
United States
D. E. Rogers
Colonial Hall
Guy Stoddard
A. Bailey
Bailey
Waterloo
Nick Flammang
F. A. Comfort
Russell Lochead
Charles Leary
Robert Walker
W. D. Patten
A. D. Comfort
Leonard Sogard
Grundy Orchards Will Be Pruned
Grundy Center Iowa February 7 Orchard pruning will be demonstrated at four meetings in Grundy county March 1 and 2. L G Fitch specialist will discuss potato varieties seed handling for scab and soil for best results at five meetings Feb 21 Dike Feb 21 Reinbeck Feb 21 here Feb 22 Conrad and Wellsburg. A county wide boys and girls club committee includes Joe Wheelock Fred Ludemarin W D Miller O A Holeman and N G Lyndergeard.
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Grundy Center
Grundy County
Conrad
Wellsburg
Joe Wheelock
Fred Ludemarin
Ackley
W. D. Miller
O. A. Holeman
O. A. Holeman, Grundy Center
N. GC. Lyndergeard
Cedar Falls
Garlord of Horses Shipped From Here
William Holland, merging real estate and auctioneering with horse trading, says demand remains for quality horses in eastern markets. He plans a load to ship early next week after recent shipment. the Orange Bureau notes a Grange Town event postponed to Feb 17 and an all-day soils talk by J. L. Boatman in Ames. Dewar hosts a Poyner township women’s meeting Feb 8 on home management with local leaders and tea provisions.
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William Holland
Holland
Orange Bureau
Grange Town
Poyner
Dewar
Poyner Township
W. W. Smithfort
Tesson
P. L. Predhey
Asehy
Community Inputs for Farmers Notes Invited
Readers are invited to send questions and comments to the Farm Department of the Waterloo Evening Courier. Address communications to the editor at Waterloo, Town, and phone inquiries may be directed to 6100.
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Ecitor Farm Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Town
Forney herd tops records in January dairy output
The A L Forney herd of 23 Holsteins led Pioneer Cow Testing in January with 41.7 pounds butterfat per cow. Other top herds include J J Kelly and O L Hamer with 40.7 pounds, while costs vary by cow condition. The report notes that cows freshening in good condition produced more butterfat and lower cost per pound.
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A. L. Forney
Pioneer Cow Testing Association
T. S. Besh
J. J. Kelly
O. L. Hamer
H. E. Waiters
C. C. Hatch
Eniz Farm Company
C. J. Hamer
L. H. Miller
F. EB. Wheeler
E. G. Hauer
Chickasaw County
Wildwood
J. M.heald
Snowball
Herman Karmatz, Jr
Jess Frost
Rta
BOM
Mae
Sas
Amos Peterson
Export Demand Boosts Grain Values Amid Unfavorable Weather
Chicago trading reports indicate strong export demand for corn boosting prices to near record levels. Gulf shipments paid 74 cents per bushel over Chicago May while domestic movement slowed due to adverse weather and poor curing conditions. Oats gained with corn, and wheat held steady as selling cooled. analysts cite potential European purchases of up to 40 million bushels by late June amid light country offerings and rain disrupting roads.
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Chicago
Gort
Gulf of Mexico
Kansas City
Togo
Ames Farm Business Assn elects officers at convention
Ames Iowa February reports show C D Kirkpatrick of Keota chosen president of the Iowa Farm Business Association for the coming year. William McArthur of Mason City named vice president, with F McArthur Oakland P W Moorhead Moorhead and Henry Morse Marengo to the executive committee. Illinois Farm Business work outlined by Prof H C M Chase from the University of Illinois. 240 members noted and 15 farmers enrolled for a 4th annual farm business short course at Iowa State College.
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Ames
UPI
C. D. Kirkpatrick
Keota
Yowa Farm Business Association
S Farm
H. C. M. Chase
University of Illinois
Farm Business Association
Ilinois
Iowa State College
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Chicano Feb 7
Listing of mixed feed grades and crop prices including No 2 mixed 77 7c No 7 yellow 92 0c No 3 yellow 90 6 902c Barley 5 796c Timothy seed 3 006 23 78 Rye No 2 1 08 Glovermeed 20 50 128 00 Brownstein Lard 11 805 Ribs 11 0 Bellies 32 90
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Timothy
Brownstein
Hog and cattle market rallies lift weekly farming trade
Chicago reports a broad advance in hog and cattle prices with stronger bids for light hogs and fed cattle. Hog prices averaged up to 8.30 to 8.35 for 160 pounders and 7.95 average. cattle demand steady with steers up to 16.25 and lambs advancing to around 15.50. Total hog supply 112,900, cattle supply light, lambs firm on improving shipments.
Stock Market Slumps As Heavy Selloff Dampens Upward Trend
New York stocks faced a sharp setback as heavy selling pushed shares like Drake out and Vanadium Stell, Mullins, and Port Texas down significantly. Despite gains in General Motors and Montgomery Ward, widespread liquidation and a firmer money rate weighed on the market amid mixed performances across industrials, utilities, and rail shares.
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International Nickel
Reynolds Tobacco
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Crucible Steel
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Tk.wise
New York and Chicago Dairy and Poultry Prices and Receipts
New York reports steady cheese and egg receipts with totals for butter at 14 200 tubs and eggs at 39 432 cases, plus poultry dressed and live items with varied prices. Chicago lists butter receipts at 4776 pounds, eggs at 14 736 cases, and cheese classifications including Twins Daisies and Longhorns, with poultry pricing across turkeys fowls and roosters.
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New York
Hannery
Chicago
Three wives seek divorce and custody in district court
Three petitions were filed in district court yesterday for divorce. Eliza Johnson vs George Johnson cites nonsupport and cruelty from a marriage begun June 24, 1918 with separation March 17, 1927. Alice Schneck vs Ray Schneck alleges cruelty after marrying December 25, 1926 and separation last August. Jennie Scheuman vs Claus Scheuman claims cruel treatment since a November 23, 1913 marriage, with custody sought of Edward Lee, 12. Also listed are building permits for a garage at 1633 Franklin, a garage at 116 Western, and Hotel Russell Lamson partitions at 207 Fifth West.
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Eliza Johnson
George Johnson
Alice Schneck
Ray Schneck
Charles City
Jennie Scheuman
Claus Scheuman
Butler County
Plainstif
Edward Lee
A. Ww. Penult
Franklin
Potters
Western
Russell-Lamson
Fifth West
Livestock Market Roundup From St Paul Area with Prices
Receipts: cattle 2100 slow opening, steady to strong hints. Steers and yearlings scarce, cows mostly 8 to 10, heifers 4 to 10, bulls stronger. Stockers slow after Monday downturn. one 2420 lb steer sold. Calves 2400 steady to weak, good light calves around 12.50 to 19.00. Hogs receipts 10000, bids up 35 cents. butchers 7.75 to 7.90, packers 6.50 to 6.55, pigs steady, average Monday cost 7.62 at 211 weight. Sheep 500, lambs light supply, best lambs around 15.25, packers bid up to 15.00, some numbers 13.50 for certain weights. Futures quotes listed for various meat and dairy items.
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Eant
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Mark Fone
Ted
Tilao
Chicago
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Colorado
Rabeevar
Ors
Waterloo
Naot
Waterloo Mills Co
Austin
Aeeur
Prom Swift & Co
Robe Ask
Avere
Hevers
Low
Pour É& Eved Co
Timothy Bay
Aled
Prairie Bay
Wardavi
S. Sosey
Seni
St. Paw
Ann
Feo
Livestock and Grain Prices at Major Markets in Kansas City and Peoria
Kansas City market notes report wheat receipts and prices across grades with May and July quotes. Corn and oats prices show bids and track changes. Peoria grain details cover maize, with mixed lots and sample grades. Potatoes in Chicago move on receipts and shipments with regional price ranges. Kansas City hay prices edge lower on two days receipts across timothy and alfalfa grades.
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Minnespolis
Louise Wheat
Kansas City Gra
Kansas City
Lida
Gorn
Hays
Bond Market Slips Further As Traders Hold Back
Narrow price changes marked the session with small volume. Patheon with warrants fell 64 points, the two day loss widening. Seatcard bands drifted down. A few New York traction fares were in moderate demand while railways were slow to advance. Government issues showed light easing and French group activity led the foreign front.
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Patheonchange
New York Traction
New York Central
Moon
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