European corn borer war plans outlined by officials
An article details a large scale campaign against the European corn borer across Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, Wisconsin, New York and Ontario. It notes federal and state talks on a $10,000 appropriation, plus methods including plowing, burning, and silage to destroy borers, with focus on field cleanup and charging farmers for extra work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Indiana
Finois
Ohia
Wennayi- Mania
New York
Ontario
Ahoad
Itois
Leanup
I. Zimarwinian
International” Harvester Com
Methors
Aoa
Controlling Corn Borer Seen With Field Plowing
An agricultural notice warns that the European corn borer overwinters in stalk tunnels and emerges in spring. Deep plowing and downing stalks are advised to cover every stalk, with a special stubble pulverizer suggested for efficient field prep.
Delaware County Fair Run From August Thirty to September Two
The Delaware County Fair dates are set for August 30 to September 2. Officials were directed to extend or adjust the title grounds and telegraphed coordination for the upcoming combined exhibition, with preparations under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware CO. Fair
Manchester
Deby
Wary County Agricultural
E.W. Willian
Ilitesx
Watch for European corn borer in Iowa this spring
Entomologists warn the European corn borer has not yet been found in Iowa but may arrive as spring and early summer bring many moths. If a larva is found, locate the worm and send it to Ames for positive ID. Education on its habits and control methods is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Jrarmiers
Zimmenson
Lowa
Arne
Ames
Cream Hauler Uses Two Trucks To Tackle Highway Troubles
Jesup Iowa February 10 During mild weather drivers hauling cream to the Jesup Farmers creamery adapted to road conditions. One hauler operates a large truck while a lighter one handles a smaller run. The lighter truck ferries from the biware to a central bin then loads the cream into the big truck for transport to the creamery. The Jesup plant serves a large territory, making hauling a major yearly challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup. Ia
Hawers
Jesup
Woman Named to Succeed Gribben in Farm Bureau
Des Moines reports Miss Daisy Williams of Union Mardin county is chosen to succeed Ray J. Grithen as Iowa Farm Bureau Federation secretary. Williams has seven years active bureau work and has served as assistant secretary treasurer. The appointment follows a retirement and comes as the federation seeks stable leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Daisy ¥. Willams
Union
Mardin County
Vengurer
Iowa
Fam Bureau Federation
Willaans
Ray J. Grithen
Minburn
Hereford Police Support McCray Confidence Vote
Des Moines police members at their annual meeting voted to send a letter of confidence to Warren T. McCray, former welder at Fidelane, and a present Mooreforit care brestler, while serving in federal service at Atlanta, Georgia. Officers Boyd Radford Paterson Wilkey and Mark Tet Tigrew were named as directors and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Meh
Hereford
Warren T. McCray
Kewerter
Fidlane
Mooreforit
Anil Ww
Wilkey, Sullivan
Bad Kare Jne
Clovion, Vi
Mark Tettigrew
Mlaidreau
S. da
Wheat and cotton see mixed moves in early trading
Chicago reports slight wheat gains with subdued activity as reserves shrink. Cotton prices ease in Liverpool and New York futures open lower, while potatoes and flour markets show steady or modest shifts.
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Summary
Commodity prices listed include meat and grain futures with No 2 yellow corn and No 1 yellow notes. Oats and rye quotes shown alongside timothy and clover seeds with provincial lard ribs and bells values. Prices appear in ranges such as corn 66 to 69 cents, timothy seed 5.00 to 5.75, cloverseed 27.00 to 33.00, lard 12.22, ribs 1.07, bells 17.50.
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Assulce Cressy
Chicago
Ellow
Asia
Poland
China
Rhode Island
Ohio
Deering
Ross
Mandy Lee
Early Hog Gains Now Cancelled in Chicago Market
Market notes from Chicago show hog receipts around 9 000 with early gains erased as supply and demand fluctuated. Cattle and sheep reflected firmer bids on fat steers and steady to lower prices for lambs, while overall receipts totaled about 22 000 hogs and 9 000 cattle with mixed trading activity across the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Idaho
Russell
Stowes Smith
Anes
PALO
Lowar
Lelow
St Joseph Livestock Receipts Improve Markets
Hogs show receipts around 4 500 with bulk trading near top. cattle receipts T0085 strong to five cents higher. Steers traded around 8 7 0 to 10 50 per hundred, cows and heifers about 30 to 29, calves 60 0 to 71 40, stockers and feeders 6 90 to 8 54.
Inactive stocks surge as market shifts to industrials
New York trading today shows bullish drift from rail to industrial stocks after a volatile session yesterday. Notable gains appear in Commercial Solvents, International Harvester, Kemington Typewriter, and United States Rubber, with the market digesting Bank of England's rate stance and awaiting the New York Fed rediscount meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New. York
I Isi
Vatious Chemical
International Harvester
Kemington Typewriter
Bank of England
New York FederalReserve
Baldwin
Cruc
Atl
Cost Line
Baldwin Lace
Balti, & Qhie
Bethlehem Steel
California
Canadian ‘Pacific _ Central Leatharpee
Cerra de Pasco
Chesapeake & Chio
Stil, & Si P
Chic
Northwestern
Chile Copper Chrysler Corp
Coca Cole
Colorado Fuel
Consolidated Gas Corn Productstrucible
Stee
Davison
Chemical Dodge Gros
Hudson Motors
Titneis Central
Combustion Jone
Harvester
Mar
Nickel — Inter
Fei
Kansas
Kennecott Copper Kresge
Lago OH
Lehigh
Valley
Louisville & N. Mack
American Orhern” Pacific
Wis
Texas Co
Texas Gulf
Texas & Pacific
Union Pacific
United Drug
G. S&s Dnd
Aleghel L. S, Rubber U. S. Staes+ Wabash Ry
Ward Baking & Westinghouse
Motor Willivs-verland Woolton
Aly Red H Stand Gas
Livestock Receipts and Prices From St Paul Market
Receipts and price trends for cattle, vealers, hogs, and sheep at St Paul market. Cattle and veal comparatively steady with mixed classes. hogs 190 to 225 pound averages mostly up to 1.60 higher. 306-pound averages around 12.50. fat lambs bid modestly lower with little early activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minn
FC Bose
Provisions and market notes from New York and Midwest
New York and Midwest markets show varied commodity pricing from dairy to poultry and grains. Butter and cheese values arise from creamery and state milks with mixed regional receipts. turkeys, chickens, ducks, and fowls command steady to firm quotes. flour and pork products post steady to firm levels. wheat and oats in Minneapolis and St Louis reflect ongoing grain activity. separate notes include sugar, seeds, and bond market captions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pacific
Midwest
Gover
Chica
Chicago
Mitcellaneous
Oh Twins
Young Americas
Longhorns
Remy
Butxers
Geere
St. Touts
Eavy Springs
Ight Springs
Northern Twins
Monticello Creamery's Big Year Reveals Thriving Co op
Monticello Farmers Mutual Creamery reports stronger 1925-26 totals across five departments totaling 1,148,721.63 dollars with 74,725 pounds of butter produced and 707,254 pounds of cream shipped. hogs fed, net profits, and shipments of 205 carloads of hogs highlight a robust operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
H. W. Stine
Monticello
Mutual Creamery Company
Lt Wass
Theo-Operative
Bor
Chicago
Bank Debits and Deeds in Waterloo Week Ending Feb 9 1927
Bank debits in Black Hawk County Waterloo for the week ending February 9 1927 totaled 4 265 515 with daily figures ranging from 41 285 to 769 526. In instruments filed week ending Feb 9 deeds mortgages and chattel mortgages show totals and weekly comparisons while Peoria Grain reports corn receipts and prices with No 1 yellow at 65 cents and No 5 yellow at 67 cents plus related blends.
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Black Hawk’ County Abstract Co
Waterloo Bank
Waterloo Clearing Mhuyuse: Association
Thorload
Yuesday
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Erloo
Zlpymernivin Pdviars
Edgar AW. Cooley
International Sarvester Fon
Ted
Pete
Gribben
Farm Bureau
McCray
Washington
Wolverpool
Midlands
Calton Prises
Cotten
Omaha Graln
Omaha
Neb
Minneapolis
Board of Trade
St. Joseph Livestock
Elie
Waterloo
Naan
Waterloo ‘Mitts Co
Shane
Bram Swift & Co
Vaneees
Secong
Curtis
Jfitaae
Rath
Seine
DEE
Ory
Uae
Staan
Jl Ley
Cohn Bros
Rome
Yomeign Exguanges
Toreign Pxelvingen
Holland
Markely Iyci
Kanes City
Bloux Cl
Indianapoliens
Iti A
Bapolis-Graix
Minneay
Montana
ST. Louis Grain
St! Louis
Prbeate
Etie
Toleno
Toledo
Timothy
Alard
Taberty Londs
Liberty
Pere Biol
Fourth Treasury
Treasury
Peoria
Beon
Coonrad
Washburn
Tripp & Gill
G. W. Ward
Dunkerton
el Road
John P. Conrad
BE. Moongal
Rom. Davis
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