National Dairy Show Dates Shift To Milwaukee
The National Dairy Association moves its annual exposition to Milwaukee Wisconsin from Sept 27 to Oct 4 with a request to Dairy Cattle Congress to release cattle earlier. Officials note Milwaukee should adjust auditorium dates rather than alter the national schedule, plans kept for Waterloo show and Milwaukee exhibitions remain strong despite the scheduling shift.
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National Dairy Association
Milwaukee
Wis
Cone
Els
Estel
Dairy Cattle Congress
National Dairy Exposition
Waterloo
Detroit
W. Skinner
National Dairy Ex
National Dairy Assesion
Congress
Ester
Skinner
City
Syracuse
N. Y
St. Paul
Minn
Bremer Club Eyes Calves From Cass Farm for Dairy Calf Club
Bremer County plans a banner dairy calf club this year with hopes of 50 or more calves for junior members. Reg ent Ostringa and Claude Wylam inspected calves at Cass farm in Waterloo for distribution to Bremer club youths. Calves will be taken to the Wystam farm near Plainfield for later dispersal, with Nelson and local breeders contributing when possible.
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Waverly
Bremer County
Bremer Club
Cass Farm Dispersion
Waterloo
Co. Ostringa
County Regent
Claude Wylam
Bremer
S Club
Wstam
Plainfield
Swaterloo
C. A
Nelson
H Alves
T B Meetings Draw 759 Attendees Despite Storms
Red Oak Iowa February 22 Farmers show strong interest in tuberculosis vaccination as seven meetings ran last week across six counties with total attendance 759 despite inclement weather and poor roads.
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Red Oak
Rampalea
Aurora Man Appointed Warehousing Official
In February 23 report A C Johnson was named official No. 1 to represent Buchanan equity grain growers seeking storage in warehouses until prices improve. State Secretary Re nn Cassidy approved the appointment and issued a state certificate to Mr Johnson.
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Autorg. In
A. Cc. Johnson
Icial
Buchanan Equity
Renn. Cassidy
Johnon
Dozen Cows Ousted By Record in Benton Testing
In Benton County Iowa a dairy testing program began May 32 with 26 members weighing and testing milk and butterfat production of each cow monthly. Dozen cows were culled for unprofitability. Lincoln Sallee guides ration advice and an exhibit at the county fair highlighted balanced rations and purebred sires. Officers include President Matt Birker, Vinton, Vice President G C Eppergon, Vinton, Secretary Russell Elson, Shellsburg. Directors include Sr Mr Wiley Center Point, W D Stickney Vinton, I L Tyler Van Horne, W Wr dfo Sheltaburg.
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Vinton
Gairylap
Henston County Farm Bureau
Lincoln Sallee
Textor
Mambova
Contest Association
Association
Matt Birker
G. C. Eppergon
Russell Elson
Shellsburg
Mr. Wiley
Center
Point
W. DP. Stickney
I. L. Tyler
van Horne
W. Wr
Dfo
7Panelian
Shetlaburg
Age Not Limiting Factor In Laying Hens
Dr Kent discusses laying hen aging and continued production at Greater Waterloo meeting. He cites a four year old hen outperforming younger birds in annual laying and breeding, notes 12 year old hens with strong body capacity, and emphasizes selecting hens yielding 20 to 30 eggs monthly. He covers housing, feeding, greens, vitamins, and audience questions.
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Kent
Lola Witerlag
R Gr. Kent
Greater Waterloo
Graves Memorial United Brethren Orchestra
Flack
Marek
Lawe
Tayers
Waterloo Poultry Associa‘tion
Churchill Praises Jesup Show Corn Quality
Jesup Iowa March 23 Corn judged at the annual farmers institute closed at the schoolhouse with F G Churchill of the Town Extension service Ames noting little dead corn and high vitality. Winning samples came from Waterloo Dunkerton Fairbank Independence and Jesup with detailed awards for yellow and white ears, single ears and beans led by J W Gissel Independence and W F Gissel Jesup.
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Jesup
Instituta
F. G. Churchill
Town Extension Service
Ames
Churchill
Altho
Thim
Waterloo Corn Congress
Dunkerton
Fairbank
Independence Institutes
J. W. IT Gissel
Independence
Fist
W. IL Gissol
Rank Bantz
Carl Budzine
Ears
Wfi Giss
J. A. Beterschmidts
M. Mindependence
Williams
Sears
WW. H. Gissel
Carl Bunzine
Farm Debaters Win with Gravel Road Funding Debate
Garrison Iowa Feb 23 A Benton county farm bureau gathering at Carl Dake home Big Grove township drew fifty participants. Separate sessions for men and women opened the program with talks on a short course and nutrition. A debate on using primary road funds for gravel surfacing won by Gerald Palmer and M P Zimmer over SL Tyler. A follow up meeting is planned for March 17 at George Reiss home with tuberculosis eradication film and expert talk to follow.
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Garrison
Farm Bureau
Carl Dake
Big Grove Township
Benton County
Dake
M. P. Zimmer
SL. Tyler
Heizen Baye
George Reiss
R. Davison
United States Department of Agriculture
Allison Conducts Market Day Sale for This Season
Allison In February 22 conducted the last market day sale of the season at Cramer Feed barn in this community. A large crowd attended as chickens livestock and substantial farm machinery and household goods were sold at fairly good prices.
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Allison
Cramer Feed
Nenry Iblings
Yoice
First National
Cottage St
Myron Millara
Man
Williston
Nolicit
Black Hawk Painting Co
Ehone
Reed Transfer Co
Dirs i- Neas
Slore
Bruck
T& YP
Quincy Street
Jo. la Hosteter Realty Co
Sycamore Street
Hosteter Realix Co
Sycamore St
Waterloo
tuberculosis meetings set across Iowa in spring series
Iowa will host a series of conferences on bovine tuberculosis eradication led by Secretary Raymond Cassady and Assistant Secretary Mark Thornlarg starting next week. Meetings will span Des Moines Ione City Ottumwa Mason City Calmar Cherokee Denison Creston Fort Dodge Des Moines Ottumwa Mt Pleasant Davenport Cedar Rapids and Emmetsburg with summer sessions at Chester Clear Lake Cherokee Oktowa and Rea Oak.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Raymond Cassady
Statepartment of Agriculture
Mark Thornlarg
State Department
Ikea
Cherokea
Fort Dorse
Ottumwva
Mt. Peasant
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Calmar
Cedar Sills
Apriona
Emmetsburg
Eorchester
Clear Lake
Cherokee
Oktnawa
Rea Oak
Weekend visitors and local notices in New Hartford
New Hartford notes list weekend visitors including Mr and Mrs James Kirby of Triumpent and William Crage of Waterloo visiting families. Several local residents and kin are mentioned with hospital and service plans, including Ada Testiche and Mrs Pinera Dahl Cedar Falls.
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Ana
James Kirby
Waterloo
Crtazman
William Crage
dRugater
Ohn
Sheldon
Theodore Perrin
Waterjoy
Margie Perrin
Tas Tohasen
Teri
August Critzman
Sumiay
Mnass
Ada Testiche
Tartford
Pinera Dahl
Cedar Fats
George Gergen
Den
Sap
Allison Hatchery Expands Capacity With New Incubator
February 23 report from Allison Missouri notes manager Nicholas has installed a 16,000 egg incubator at the Allison Hatchery on Main Street. Combined with last year’s capacity, it enables more than 5,000 eggs to be incubated at once. Orders pour in from several states and full operation is expected soon.
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Allison
Nicholas
Allison Hatchery
Main Street
Death notices and visit reports in small town diary
Ver Ja visits parents Mr. and Mrs. George Muniter. Word received from Boulder Colo on the death of Crank McIntosh, an old resident. Dianna Lester White Waterloo spent Wednesday. Jeera Vinting Avie brother Hari. John Beyer Cedar Bluff was a visitor Tuesday. Mrs. Fred Heflin ill. Nat.
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George Muniter
Boulder
Cole
Crank i Mclntosh
Lester White
Waterloo
Jeera Vinting
Hari
John Beyer
Cedar Bulla
Fred Heflin
Produce Prices in New York and Chicago Today
New York and Chicago price report shows butter firm with creamery grades higher and imported allowances, eggs noted at 23 380 cases, cheese and skim varieties steady, poultry values mixed with turkeys around 16 to 26 cents and chickens near 21 to 24 cents per pound. Chicago listings reflect similar steady dairy prices, with butter around 48% and eggs at 28 2907 ordinary firsts, turkeys 25e and chickens 22 21c amid overall unchanged market.
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New York
Wisconsin
Tate
Lsegistec
Bamai
Chicago
Faneas City
Kansas City
Grains Edge Higher as Wheat Leads Futures Rise
Chicago February 23 Wheat opened with gains as traders priced in possible Dawes commission moves and Germany’s bread grain needs. May and July futures climbed to around 1.14 and 1.13 per bushel amid overall firmer grain prices. corn and oats showed early strength before easing. Provisions market remained dull.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Liverpool
Jess
Dawes Commission
Germany
Grain and Provisions and Exchange Listings in New York
Foreign exchange quotes show irregular rates with many countries listed. Cotton futures react with steady opening and closing ranges. potatoes, wool, hides, dairy, sugar and silver markets noted. Chicago wheat and corn prices, rye and barley ranges, and Wheat futures in Minneapolis and other regional markets reported with varied price levels. Waterloo dairy receipts and local produce prices listed alongside livestock quotes from Bath Packing Co. and regional grain market data across cities such as Kansas City and Omaha.
Hogs and cattle prices edge higher on Chicago markets
Hogs rise as bids firm across weights with heaviest cuts near 7.90 to 7.65 per pound and sow prices around 5.00 to 6.50. Cattle receipts show better grades up to 15 cents, vealers up about 20 to 25 cents, stockers and feeders higher, fat cows steady to up slightly. Sheep volumes around 5,000 with fat lambs up about 30 cents and yearling wethers near 12.50 to 13.00.
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Ohiugu
Peoria
Ponoria
Atk
Cgorn
Cgorn— Ed Aay Estes $03. 80 July Eee | B1 SK Bos Bol
Associated Press
Chicago
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Neb
Belonna
St Paul
Minn
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Estrabla
Sioux City
Jan Nigher
Ewes
Oil shares lead rally on strong oil market gains
Heavy buying of oil shares lifted New York stocks as United States Steel, American Can, United States Steel and others rose. Market breadth improved with advances by Zephyr Dramatic gains in rail and chemical groups, Seaboard Airline and St Louis Southwestern helped by a general recovery in commodities.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Steel Common
American Can
United States Alcohsal
Davison Nértical
Seaboard Airline
St. Louis Southwestern
Signard
Nips Petroleum
Baldwin
Public Steel
Utah i
Isaacs
Conpers Aang Chemicals
Anled Chemical & Dre
American Car & Foundry
American International Coep
American Locomotive
Cuba
Erie
Pia iGeneral
Aspiait
General Electric
General Motors
Great Northern
Pra
Gulf States Steel
Tilinois Central
Wid
Inspiration Copper
International Harvester Tnt
Wer
Marine
International Paper Invincible Oil
Iwells-Sprinefield Tire
Kennecott Copper
Silma Leromotive
Louisville
Sears-Roebuck Sinclair
Southern Pacific Southern Railwa Standard
Studebaker Corp
Texas Co
Texas & Pacific Tobacco Products
Transcontinental Oil Union Pacific
U.S. Ind
Ateoh
States Bible
United States
Wentinghonee WaCtTic
Willis-Qverland Travese
seveeLiOy National Lead
Weekly Grain and Provision Review
Wheat and corn prices show gains and declines as markets digest spring planting forecasts. Traders note winter wheat condition, Dakota Minnesota Nebraska Kansas reserves on March 1, and possible import duty changes. Clearing house data reveal a reserve deficit, while various local advertisements and notices fill the column.
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Chicago
Dakotas
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kansas
Omaha Livestock Market Clear as Receipts Rise
Omaha Nebraska February 23 stockyard reports strong cattle and hog activity with mixed price shifts. Feeder cattle and yearlings show demand while lower grade cattle edge higher, fat lambs and sheep gain modestly. regional markets in East St. Louis St Paul and Kansas City mirror gains and softness across weight classes.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Cass
T. B
Aurora Man
Benton
Kent Anyison
Cedar Fails
New Hartford
Et Louis
St. Louis
Seaboard
Inter
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Gemany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Suge-Slavia
Austria
Roumania
Sothi
Argentina
Brazil
Tobkie
Montreat
Liberty
Soan
oorTrion
Isteady
U. S
North Dakota
Red River
Ohio
Texas
Gorn
Lara
Bolling
Mei Flong
Waterloo Co-operative Dairy
Santos
O'S
Tully
New Fork
Ivey
Gata
Fiour
Watertoo
Katarion Co
Per Ib
Balalecs
Aie
Otatoes
Catila Ana
Eulia
GSR
Bath Packing Co
May
Timothy Kay
Swift & Co
Horace Hidre
Nidae
Curad
Minkeapolis Grady
Minneanalis Minn
Kansas City Graln
Kansas Oil
Flo Bias Tuy
Iwhitn
Sep- Hay
Milwaukes Grady
Fab
Northern
Toledo
Volein
Sibbs
Stan
Bra
Salen Alsike
Timothy
Arch
Louis Gra
St Louis
Stock Exchange
Eko Alter
T. J. Neverlian
Arline
W. Coleman
Woodie
B.S. Care Courier
Clearing House
Hovaee
Banks and Trust
City of
Lapaytette Street
SEA Inn
Lapayette Street
Helen's Cafe
Sycamore
Rose's
Bridgh
Care
Ellis
Uli
Ozment
Gina
Wlsi Bovernment Fe
Franklin Institute
Dept
Rochester
Jiouton
Massin
Fuller Brush Company
Hartford
Conn
Fuller Brush
Iotter Ly
Cheney
Sexton
John Sexton & Co
ST. Joseph
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