Hangen Merner Lead Test Herd In Pioneer Cow Test
Nineteen Holsteins in the Hansen & Merner herd led the Pioneer Cow Test with an average 1,480 pounds milk and 56.4 pounds butterfat. Beauty, a grade Holstein, topped January with 1,795 pounds milk and 75.4 pounds fat after a December freshening. The report notes other high producers and profit per feed dollar, with figures for several herds and feed costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansen & Merner
Pioneer Cow Test Association
Glenn Luther
200 Expected at Iowa Meeting of Horse Breeders
Webster City Iowa hosts the annual convention of the Town Draft Horse Breeders association with over 200 breeders and importers from across the nation expected to attend at the Elks club. President F A Huddleston will speak, followed by committee reports and an address by Dean C F Curtis of Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Webster City
Binte
Elks Club
F. A. Huddleston
Dean C. F. Curtis
Ames
Rainbow Club to Elect Officers Meeting Change
The Rainbow Club on First Street in Rainbow elan will meet at W. L. Schmitt on Thursday February 25 instead of February 19. The program includes a demonstration of table setting and service along with the regular nutrition lesson. Club officers for the year are to be elected at this meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Street Rainbow Elan
Fails
W. L
Values Iowa land coming back in Shenandoah report
Shenandoah Iowa February 17 Ed Martin discusses land values and a dispute over an estate sale near town. He notes profits and scarcity of buyers as farmland is distant from towns affecting assessed values. The case involves a price of 220 dollars per acre and highlights local market conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Camels Bay
Ed Martin
Martin
Here
Farmers Questions and Comments Notice in Waterloo
Community inquiries and remarks printed for readers to respond to Foster Warm Trust Waterloo Evening Coverter Waterloo Iowa. Contact details show a phone number 5100 for correspondence and further information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Evening Conveter
Terlon
Towa
Old Hen Best for Hatching but Has Her Shortcomings
A North Dakota Agricultural bulletin notes incubation issues in March and stresses varying poultry needs by month. Incubators are essential for commercial flocks, but fertility, weak breeding stock, and poor management before incubation impact hatch success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota Agricultural Vollere
O. A. Burton
J. i. Redditt
Messrs. Uarton & Reddict
Poultry Keepers Learn Grading and Marketing Eggs
Poultry keepers from multiple townships gather at the Black Hawk County Poultry Record Flock association meeting to learn grading and marketing eggs. W H Lapp Iowa extension specialist will lead sessions on grading and pricing strategies. his three day county visit includes farm-by-farm talks and a schedule of talks from Thursday evening to Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County Poultry Record Flock Association
Vietor Speer
Ilaas Hansen
J. F. Muncy
Hans Schimial
George Sanderlin
Fred Sanders
B. Cleveland
J. To .Anderson
White
W. OJ. Mollis
Jake Sherman
Charles Finch
Jardine Seen as Little Known Figure for Agriculture Post
In Iowa reporters found William Jardine, Kansas State Agricultural College president, largely unknown among local farmers. Interviewed agribusinessmen doubt Jardine can replace the late Henry C. Wallace, with only one dirt farmer saying Jardine might grasp western issues. They express uncertainty about his grasp of Iowa’s farm problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jardine
Kansas State Agricultural College
Codridge
United States
Armier
Jardine
Henry C. Walace
Wallace
West
Iowa
Banners Edict Replaces Ribbons at Dairy Show Champs
Dairy Cattle Congress adopts small banners for cattle and horse championships. Banners provide more space for classifications and ease handling, replacing the traditional ribbon buttons atop banners. Exhibitors favored the plan after consultations, noting flat ribbons are easier to display and attach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Cattle Congress
Club meeting discusses Iti NinRS topic and program
At a recent meeting of the Iti NinRS clubs, members from Wet and Chan areas gathered to hear about the topic Iti NinRS. The session covered club matters, upcoming plans, and the program involving students and parents, with emphasis on education and community participation.
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Iti Ninrs
Ide Chan
Cours
Uneie Parnuta
Adele
Eet
Bright Prospects for Higher Prices in Butter Market
The monthly report by Clyde Bechtelheimer secretary of the Town Creamery Secretaries and Managers association notes encouraging signs for butter prices as storage declines since November 1 and withdrawals continue. He cites education and advertising as boosting consumption, with Philadelphia research showing education raises consumption more than price. He warns against farmers using butter substitutes, urges supporting home production, and criticizes local grocers who push rivals while selling home manufactured butter.
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Clyde Bechtelheimer
Philiadelphia
Jersey Qualifies Here for Place in Register of Merit
Finantial's Sans Alois Lilac S24634, a Jersey cow at Waterloo Jersey farm, completed an official 3 vy test producing 50380 pounds of fat and 9579 pounds of milk. She carried a calf 237 days and averaged 4.26 percent butterfat. With this record she qualifies for the Register of Merit of the American Jersey Cattle Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finantial
One Farmer's Hens Lay 52800 Eggs in LeGrand Farm
Tenus Olson of LeGrand, Iowa, reported 4400 dozen eggs totaling 53800 eggs from his flock. The yield, twice as large as any other LeGrand farm, came as most eggs were sold and Olson earned about 300 dollars from poultry. His Rhode Island Reds produced around 20 dozen daily last summer with peaks of 27 dozen, and his 110 hens yielded four to five dozen daily last week.
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Marshalltown
Tenus Olson
Olson
F. C. Herbert
Herbert
Wis
Rhode Island
Buchanan Farmers Institute Discuss Calf Club Plans
Independence Feb 17 At the Farmers Institute tomorrow and Friday days, girls and parents plan to discuss forming a dairy calf club in Buchanan. Flay Johnston Waterloo secretary as town State Thief association was asked to meet with interested parties and explain how such clubs operate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Ato
Farmers’ Institute
Amy
Tor
Boreham
Cawney
Flay Johnston
Waterloo
Town State Thief Association
Heen
Changes in Dairy Show Classes and Clinic Plans
Talk of changes in dairy show classes dominates a Chicago meeting at the National Dairy Exposition headquarters. Dairy cattle show plans, Sheppard-Towner clinics in Floyd, and other regional shows including Pa Charts Ci and OTOP are discussed for improvement. County Farm Bureau arranges a week of clinics at Calwell and Riverton, with clinics in Milan and nearby townships slated for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Cattles Congress
Chicago
National Dairy Exposition
Ealer
Potatoes Price List From Early Market Report
Fragmented OCR shows a potato price listing with references to Wisconsin and North Dakota, noting price cues around $1.49 and $1.25 per unit, plus mentions of different potato types and sacks. text is garbled and partial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropal
North Dakota
Red River
Wheat export advances despite temporary setback
Chicago February 17 Associated Press reports a renewed rally in grain markets as export demand strengthens, domestic supplies grow tighter. Wheat closed higher than yesterday with May and July futures up. corn and oats eased slightly while hog prices remained firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Chinn
Weil
Hogs and cattle prices rise as receipts mix with steady to strong bids
Chicago and New York market notes show hogs firm to higher with top near 11.40 for 210-225 lb. bulk 210-225 lb porkers 11.10 to 11.36. sows and heavier hogs steady to higher. Cattle receipts 11,080 with steers and heifers steady to higher. fat cows weaker. choice yearlings scarce, most beef cattle selling around 9.00 to 10.75. Sheep and lambs mixed, early sales steady to weak. lambs around 16.00 to 17.85, feeders and ewes weaker. Trading active in Omaha and Kansas City grain and livestock markets with assorted bids across regions.
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Associated
Vrass
Chicago
Rong
Everal
Omaha
Seu
Lamson Bros. & Ca
Marsh-Place
BR. A. Morey
Thicasu
Ilors
Peoria
EL. Reb. Com
Cote
New York
Tivestoc
Kansas City
ITY
Kansas Uys Mo
Bologna
Togher
Market Reopens With Mixed Gains As Stocks Rally
New York stocks opened with irregular moves as margin concerns sparked early selling. United States Steel and United States Cast Iron Pipe posted initial rises, while Goodrich Rubber General Electric and Great Northern fell about 14 points. Outside buyers helped a late rally, with Texas Pacific American Motors and Radio Corporation posting modest gains as market indicators improved. In Kansas City livestock reports, receipts reached high volumes with cattle and hog prices mostly steady to higher amid strong demand.
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Associated Press
New York
Goodrich Rubber
General Electric
Great Northern
United States Steel
United States Cast Iron
Point Higher
Texas Pacic
American Can
Max J
Well
Motors A
Mack Truck
Ltadia Corporation
Colorado
Yel
Foren
U. S
Texas & Pacific
Max- Well Motors A
American Locomotive
Radio Corporation
Postum
Waterloo Markets Prices at 1 p.m
Waterloo markets list current prices for produce and livestock with items such as flour butter lard potatoes and various animal products. The page shows f o b Rath plant prices for beef hogs Timothy and other hay and farm goods, plus hides pelts and sheep items from Colin Bros.
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Fran Wattsrloe
Cain Cn
Prom Sinnarl Bros. West
Tesla
Waterloo
Rtesian
Rath Paeltn
F.o.b. Rath
Colin Bros
Shell Rock Co operative Livestock Shin Ping stock value tops 100000
Shell Rock Iowa February 13 The Shell Rock Co operative Livestock Shin Ping association handled over 100000 dollars in stock last year with a 1.8 percent average shrink. Directors terms expire with board including Charles Merrington Tim Behan Jr Ed J Van Hanen Fred Ressler and James Shanks. Ressler is president and Van Hanen secretary J L Orth reelected manager for the sixth year. Other items note Professions and local events including a trip to Waukesha Wisconsin for hospital treatment Rev C G Fort to exchange pulpits with Rev MX Bacon at Waverly and local hospital gallstone operation reports. Webb Cook dies at home after tuberculosis and kidney ailment.
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Shell Rock
Shell Rock Co-operative Livestock Shin Ping Association
Charli Merrington
Tim Behan, Jr
Ed. J. van Hanen
Fred. Ressler
James Shanks
Ressler
van Hanen
J. L. Orth
Chris Hansen
Purley Bakery
Waukesha
Wis
J. Dubbert
Cedar Malls
Remingtom
Hot Springs
Ark
C. G. Fort
M. 1
Hickman
Winthrop
Fort
Addie Wood
Cincinnius
Z. W. Aten
Charles Winkey
Fred Culver
Nelson _Wehrahn
Grinnell College
Shell Neck
Webb Cook
H. H. Brown Place
Winthrop notes and social rounds across Iowa events
Local notices record visits and guestings in Winthrop Cedar Falls Waterloo and Mitchell Iowa. Families travel for weekends and relatives gather, with church work and community club activities noted. Writings touch on a Wisconsin relation and a Seine housing rumor from Paris as well as South Africa building plans.
Fragmented OCR notes from historical market listing
The text presents a jumble of currency amounts, product names, and place fragments. It mentions Toledo and New York, February and March, various prices and items, but lacks coherent events or identifiable subjects to form a clear news item.
Sioux City Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Sioux City livestock market update shows fat steers cows and heifers veals and bulls with varied bids. Receipts around 25 000. sales open higher and close lower in beef categories. hogs and sheep activity noted with lambs and spawners priced accordingly. The Rockefeller Foundation in New York has appropriated 150 000 to finance a new scientific periodical.
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VACA
Jignis
FIO
Vnal. Pfo
Rockefeller Foundation of New
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
Produce prices at Chicago and New York marts list creamery goods with firm butter and cheese values. Dressed poultry and eggs priced, with notes on variances, near-term changes, and regional references. Includes scattered local notices and routine farm market details from St. Louis and Peoria areas.
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Chicago
New York
Americas
Wwe
Pacific ‘Coast
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Hangen & Merner
Test Association
W. A. Bridge
Entz Farm Company
George Cunningham
Joe Greany
AW. Miller
Pb.h
Lloyd Loonan
P.b.s
W.A. Bridge
Joe Colinvoux
Rainbow Club
Local Association of Creamery- Men
Jersey
Buchanan Farmers Having Institute
York
New
Minneapolis
Minieapolis
Minn
ST. Paul
Omaha Livestock
East St, Louis Livestock
Ukaasas City Grain
OMAIA
Aris
Chisago
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Caty
American Car & Fou American
pAmerican Smelt
American Sugar
American Tel
American ‘Tobaccoj
American Water Works
American Woolen
Atchison Ee
Cerra da
General aAsphalt General
Electric General, Motors
Arent Northern, Piu
Houston Oil
New York Central
N.Y
NLHS
Wartford
Roth & Western
American
Northern Pacific
Pacific OM
Pan. Am
Pennsylvania
Phila
Rdg
C&t
Phillips Pet
Pure OM
Reading
Rep
Ir & el Sss
Treynakis Tob. B
St. G
San Fran
Shell Rock Co-Op
Ray Sherren
West Union
Joe Sherren
Walter Sherren
Fh OW. Bucher
H. M. Bucher
Phoenix
Ariz
Frank Copeland
Coago
Witerloo
Sz Yo Ware
Ralph Mcfadden
T. Hosen
G. 5. Holland
MM. G. Yucher
Cadar Falls
William Sinafer
Ty Quasqqueten
Ray Merrill
Armintt Meipreen
Taylor Peterson
Richard Collins
Bshain Voldt
John Gaffney
Mitchell
I Mitchell
Feo
Amamuda Cordes
H. K. Drake
Risse
Hubbard
Bernice Jonas
Riceville
William Karsten
Lillian Fox
Davenport
Walter Fox
Mia Stickney
St. Louis
Wf Tramford
Watler- Tea
Obben
Biro
John Baimford
Seine
Johannesburg
Africa
Tor Toledo
Lavellord
Houlis Way
St. Fyi
Mon
Meh
Spesdy
Itawangar
Annald
Srv
Met
Tormign
Morelia
Tialy
Wi Pthatin
Wigham bin
Sweden
Keern
Aye Vakla
Dae Rewari
Argentina
Ufae
Sioux City Livestock
St. Louie
St. Lois
ST. Joseph Livestock
Itm
Auling
Horton Jforten
Join Cunningham
Richard Orchard
Ben Thompson
McDonald Farma
Mia
Wil Orchard
Waverly
R. Orchard
WU Bide
Cecil
Albert Roberts
Frank Bemient
Roy Danaghery
Bert
Vaugn Thompson
Sumner
M. W. Scott
I. H. Scott
Wart Hill
Grmening
Swick
Infield
Fred Cogley
Dick Callagher Hom
Ion Caller
Mr. Farmer
R. P. Bowman
Bluff St. Waterloo
Senthaml
Jesup
Grant Highway
Maxwell
C. B. Strayer
M.A. Wroven
Suctioneer
W. OW. Bidice
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