National Swine Production Board Set to Meet in March
Buckingham Iowa January 2 The National Board on Swine Production Policy plans a March meeting in Des Moines Ames or via teleconference to review committee reports and push orderly marketing strategies amid farm cooperation with federal and state agriculture departments.
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Buckingham
National Board On
Towa
Ames
Des Moines
BR. M. Gunn
Marea
Chicago
Departments of Agriculture
Corn Belt
Raymond M. Hughes
Iowa State College
National Board On Swine
Gunn
O. A. Kalsen
Huxley
Arden McKee
Creston
Henry A. Wallace
United States Department of Agriculture
Land Grant Colleges
J. B .Shepperd
North Dakota
Europe
Mr. Gunn
Federal Department of Agriculture
Gunn the- Neves
National Livestock and Meat Rol
Hoover
Cedar Rapids
Hoover i
Claude Wickard
Camden
Ind
Samuel R. Guard
James Moore
Indianapolis
H. A. Wallace
Harry Mur
Winnebago
Minn
Farmers Questions and Comments Address in Waterloo
The notice instructs readers to send questions and comments to the Farm Department in Waterloo Iowa. It provides an address and a contact phone number. The snippet indicates community guidance on agricultural queries. The fragment suggests a local informational notice from a Waterloo source.
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E@ter Farm Department
Waterloo
Towa
Silage Proves Cheaper Faster Gains for Dairy Calves
Ames dairy experiment station reports corn silage in calf rations lowers cost per pound of gain and increases daily weight gain. Compared with hay and skim milk, silage adds about 0.32 pounds per day and reduces cost to under eight cents per pound, with no harmful effects observed.
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Ames
Uoon
Department of the College
Farmers report better profits in 1928 says Albaugh
Iowa State college farm management expert L G Albaugh reports a near complete reversal in profits for northeastern Iowa farmers in 1928 versus 1927. He cites 14 of 21 in the group profitable in 1928, with higher dairy prices and yields contributing, though western Iowa cattle feeders may fare worse. The Floyd county case shows a 640 acre operation achieving 3 784 profit in 1928, aided by high crop efficiency.
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L. G. Albaugh
Iowa State College
Black Hawk County
Bok
Allbaugh
Iowa
Floyd County
Althaugh
Lewisa
Ailbaugh
Story County
Cash Grain
Ames
Chickasay
Chickasay Coult
Black Hawk Men
Hosteins Dominant in All American Holstein Group
Town Holsteins again claim prominence in All-American honors with Tritomia Pietertje Ormsby progeny earning 1928 All-American Get of Sire. Stewarts’ line topped at Memphis and Iowa Missouri Kentucky events, while Triune Papoose Piebe and Canadian entries claim multiple titles. Judges include H H Eileen Iowa State, W H Moscrip Minnesota, R B Haeger Wisconsin, Axel Hansen Minnesota.
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Tritomia Pietertje Ormsby
Paul PB. Stewart
Maynard
Dairy Cattle Congress
Memphis
Stewart
Tritomia Pieterte Ormsby
Towa
Missouri
Mount Victoria Farms
Hudson Heights
Quebec
Augie Sylvin
Forunt Vesta Diamond
H. O. Larsen
Dike
Forum Farm
H. H. Eileen
Iowa State College
W. H. Moscrip
Minnesota
Waterloo
R. BE. Ha
246 Bushels of Corn Hauled in One Truck
The Lindeman truck service is handling large corn shipments for local farmers in Dysart Iowa. A notable load arrived Monday weighing 246 bushels owned by John Manderer two miles east of town.
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Courier
Dysart
Lindeman
John Manderer
Fee
St Joseph Livestock Market Report January 3 4
In St Joseph Missouri cattle hogs and sheep receipts visible with varied prices. Hogs show steady to weak undertone with top around 58.00 for lights and 140s for others. packing sows at 7.40 to 8.00. Cattle receipts 2,200 with light weight steers and yearlings strong, heavy cattle steady to higher. fed steers and yearlings around 12.00 to 19.75. cows to 7.50s. Sheep receipts 3,000 with lamb and aged stock firm. ewes around 7.75 to 14.25 and feeding lambs higher.
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ST. Joseph
Mie Ugher
Chicaco
Sellery Mountain Walters
East St Louis Livestock Market Report Summary
East St Louis market reports Receipts hogs 39 000 cattle 280 calves 1 200 sheep 1 000 with uneven steady to higher under pressure from Tuesday close hogs weak to lower while larger cattle most classes steady to higher slaughter steers 1200 1500 lb quoted around 12 00 to 16 00 per cwt heifers 950 lb 8 50 to 9 50 cows 7 50 to 8 50 vealers 15 50 to 18 50 lambs 2 8 0 to 3 0 0 per cwt various weights and lots included in the day’s activity
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E. ST. Louis
St. Louis
Butehera
Lanka
Los
Dawn
Livestock Receipts Steady as Midwinter Market Reacts
At St Paul South, Jan 2 cattle receipts total 12 to 19 thousand with steers, heifers, cows, and calves. Prices show mixed steady gains for fat cattle and calves, while hogs and sheep demand remains moderate, with feeders and packers active in the bulk trade. Stronger demand noted for fat cattle, with calf runs steady to higher in parts of the market.
Wheat Prices Edge Higher Amid Cold Wave Forecast
Weather forecasts for a cold wave in the West spurred buying of future wheat deliveries as prices eased late the prior session. Corn stayed well bid with limited offerings, while oats and provisions moved within narrow ranges amid mixed signals from Liverpool and cash markets.
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Chicago
Jen
Liverpool
Representative Sales Livestock in Union Yards
Kansas City Livestock report from Union Yards shows hogs to 8.90 per hundredweight and cattle receipts around 7,000 with steer prices from 12.50 to 16.50 per hundredweight. Sheep and lambs run stronger with top fed lambs near 15.30 and ewes around 6.00 to 8.35 per hundredweight.
Board of Trade cash quotations summary for grains and provisions
Chicago January 2 market quotes show wheat No 2 northern spring at 1.1254, No 4 mixed 1.0244, corn No 3 at 84 1/4c, oats No 1 mixed 31c, rye and barley reported with limited sales, timothy and cloverseed values listed, provisions yardage 311.65, ribs 11.75, bellies 12.49.
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Chicago
Stocks Hit New Peaks as Jan 2 Rally Continues
A strong New Year stock surge drives prices to record highs with major gains across Indian Refining, Case Threshing, General Electric and many others. Rail shares like Pennsylvania and Chesapeake & Ohio reach decade and record highs amid heavy buying and reduced call money.
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General Electric
Pennsylvania
Chesapeake & Ohio
Pan American B
Fackard Motors
Greene Cananea Copper
Chrysler
Canadian Pacific
Kolster
Central Alloy Steel
Willys Overland Common
Briggs Manufacturing
Howe
Anaconda Copper
Atlantic Refining
Columbia Carbon
Gold Dust
Old and New Commonwealth Power
Miami Copper
Nevada Copper
Mohawk Garper
Prairie Oil & Gas
Standard Oil
Union Carbide
Montgomery Ward
UW. S
General Motors
Nash
Radio
International Telephone
Aled Chemical & Dye
Alls Chalmers Mtg
Tteace American Agr. Chemical
American Beet Sugar
American -Can
American Car & Foundry
American& Foreign Power
American Locomotive
American Smelt
American Sugar Refining
American Tele
American Tobaeco
American Woolen
American Zinc Lead & Smelting
Anaconda Copper Mining
Atchison, Topeka & Sacha
Baltimore & Qahia
Bethlehem Steel
Calfornia Packing
Calumet & Arizona
Canada Dry
Canadian Puarcifte
J. E -Thresh, Mach
Cerrotie Paseo Copper
Chicago
Cheage
AL St
Doesnee
Chile Copper
Chrysler Motor Cities Service
Colorado Fuel & Iron Cons
Continerstal
du Pont de Nemours
Electric Power
Erle
General American Tank
General Asphalt General Cigar
General Outdoor
Gimbel Bros
Goodrich BF
Grattam Paige Motors
Great Northern
Greene Cananea
Ilinois Central Inland
Tnson
Tutecnational Paper
Jordan Motors
Kansas
Mts Souther
Keith Albee
Orpheum Kelly Springfield
Kennecott Copper
Kresge
Lambert
Lehigh Valley
Mack Trucks
Old Miami
Kas
Texas
Puetfin
Nash Motors
Reneleetee National Biscuth
Hace National Department Stores
National Enameting National Lead
Nevada
New York Central
W. Yi
N. HW
Hartt Northern Pacific
Packard Motors
Pacific Gas & Electr
Seeeer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pere Marquette
Phillips Petroleum
BT Radio Corporation of American
Iron _& Steel Reynolds Tobacco
Reara Roebuck Shell Union Co
Simmons Co
Sinclair Co
Southern
Southern Railway
Standard Gas & Electric
California
Standard Ol
New Jersey
FAM Standard DM
Studebaker
Texas Corporation
Union Carbide Carhan
Union Oil
California - Union Pacific Sieves
United Cleats Estat
Hog Quotations Decline as Markets Open Lower
Chicago cattle and hog quotes show mixed moves with hog receipts around 33,000 and 6,000 left over. Hog prices slipped with heavy weights weaker, best butchers at about 9.25, cattle trades slow, calves and sheep also softer, weekly livestock totals 35,432 cattle 121,239 hogs 32,188 sheep. Sugar futures in New York unchanged at 6.25 for refined granulated.
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New York
Glee
Provisions Prices and Stocks Across Markets
Market reports from New York Chicago St Louis and Kansas City detail steady butter and cheese prices with varied receipts and stock levels. Eggs and poultry values shift by region with notes on hens geese and turkeys, including live freight and express prices and regional fluctuations.
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New York
Hennery
Hennery Brown
Chilergs
Chicago
Reese
Wie
St. Louis
Missouri
Kansas City
Ste
Livestock Market Report from Big I Markets Minneapolis
Minneapolis grain and livestock market notes show wheat receipts 195 cars versus 333 last year with several classes of No 1 northern and dark northern varieties priced around 1.09 to 1.30 per bushel. Corn No 3 yellow and oats No 3 white listed with varied prices and delivery months. Local figures reflect bids and futures for early January.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Montana
Bond Market Opens With Slight Activity Gains
New York early trading shows modest gains as expectations of easing money rates buoy prices. Osconda Copper 7s rise to 192, Anglo-Chilean Nitrate 7s up fractions, International Telegraph Convertibles advance, while Ralls lag and the foreign list remains firm.
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New York
Ausconda
Abraham & Streus
International & Telegraph
Aristocrat plant helped map ancient Wisconsin lake
Madison biologist N. Fassett and the Wisconsin University botany team traced the shore of an ancient lake in Burnett Washburn Douglas and Bayfield counties using Bidens connata pinnata, a rare beggar’s ticks variety first noted near Minneapolis in 1878. Fassett claims the plant’s restricted habitat reveals the former lake’s extent and dates the species as about 10 000 years old, dating back to the glaciers.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
N. &. Fassett
State University Botany Department
Burnett County
Washburn
Douglas
Bayfield
Minneapolis
Iron Lake
Fassett
Bassett
Kansas City grain market report from July 2
Wheat receipts 191 cars with No 4 hard around 1.06 to 1.28 and No 3 about 1.05 to 1.29. No 2 hard near 1.07. No 3 red about 1.19 to 1.34. Corn receipts 208 cars with No 2 white around 0.94 to 1.04. No 2 yellow near 0.80 to 0.84. No 3 about 0.78 to 0.79. Oats receipts unspecified with No 2 white around 0.47 to 0.48 and No 3 about 0.67 to 0.68.
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Kansas City Grain
Kansas City
Jal
Market and financial notices from Chicago and New York
Futures closed and storage standards for eggs and butter noted with firsts and packed goods. Liberty bonds, U S Treasury rates listed. Foreign exchange rates reported for Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Norway Sweden Denmark and others with varied gains and losses.
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Greece
Poland
Czecho
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