Chicago dairy price fight looms to court action
In Chicago the milk price dispute between Chicago milk companies and the Pure Milk Association, representing 7,000 dairy farmers, likely heads to court after a February 10 payment for January deliveries. Farmers seek 0.85 per quart rise, citing Sanitary costs. dealers argue for 2.80 per hundred for January to March.
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Chicago
Chicago Milk Companies
Pure Milk Association
Altho
Wisconsin
Black Hawk County Farm Bureau Banquet at Elks Club
The Black Hawk county farm bureau board plans a Monday banquet at the Elks club to elect officers for the coming year. H K Buss of Iowa State College will speak, with Bliss delivering a speech after the meal. About 350 people expected. menu includes roast ham and various sides, with local families contributing bread and butter.
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Black Hawk County Farm Bureau
Elks Club
H. K. Buss
Iowa State College
W. A. Eyestone
Mbt
Vernon Township
Farm Bureau
Bremer Buttermaker Hired by New Hampton Creamery
Theodore Slack of Bremer has been hired as butter maker by New Hampton Farmers Creamery board and will move to New Hampton once a replacement is secured in Bremer. W. Mohler, the long serving butter maker of 12 years, plans his future steps after receiving several prizes in state and national contests.
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New Hampton
Theodore Slack
Bremer
NAILS SWALLOWED BY TAMA COWS KILL THEM
Geneseo Iowa January 4 A J Meeker and G T Mitchell dairy men near here each lost eight valuable Holstein cows in the past week. Each animal had swallowed a nail that pierced the stomach and caused death.
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TAMA
Courtar
Geneseo
A. J. Meeker
G. T. Mitchell
Farmers Questions and Comments Invites Readership
Readers are invited to send questions and comments to the Editor Farm Department at Waterloon Evening Carrier Watertoo Iowa. Communications should be addressed to the Editor with a phone contact provided.
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Farm Department
Waterloon
Evening Carier
Watertoo
Towa
Prosperity Farms Organizes Co Operative Marketing Group
Prosperity Farms owners vote to form the Prosperity Asparagus Growers association turning over land for centralized marketing. EB C DeVoe is president and Marjorie Chamberlain secretary. Mrs. Bert Rudolph manages farms. Trucks will haul to Rochelle Ill for packing with plans for a canning plant.
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of Prosperity Paints, Inc
Prosperity Asparagus Growers Association
Black's Tea
Prosperity Farms
Las Night
EB. C. DeVoe
Marjorie Chamberlain
Bert Rudolph
Grant Highway
Waterloo
Middlewest
Florida
California
Rochelle
Ill
Rochelle Asparagus Company
George E. Stocking
Rochelle Organization
Owl
Rudolph
Canning Company
Raldolph
Streator
Illinois Canning Plant
Egg Grading Work Scheduled in Tama During Next Week
Tama county plans focus on poultry markets and graded eggs with a series of meetings led by W D Del mohlen from the extension service. Meetings start Tuesday at the farm bureau office and run through Thursday with sessions in Toledo Lincoln Dinsdale Generea Highland township Traer and nearby towns. R Mills notes improvements in production and marketing could boost county poultry income as officials outline egg market functions grading and high quality production.
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Toledo
Tama County
Farm Bureau
W. DL .Permohlen
Extension Service
R. Mills
Tame County
Termonsen
Tama Poultry
Farm | Bureau
Lincoln
Dinsdale
Generea
Highland Township
Creamery at Thorpe to Close and Transfer to Mayflower
The Thorpe Farmers Cooperative Creamery will close after failing to secure enough cream. The board approved transferring operations to T. D. May, owner of Mayflower Dairy in Manchester. May will run the Thorpe plant with routes to Manchester, and farmers will be paid on the fifth and twentieth monthly.
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Mayflower Dairy
Manchester
May
Thorpe
Thorpe Creamery Company
Fred H. Mumson
E. Ryan
A. H B. Dunlap
EH. F. Mattice
T. Sheldon
Fred Theel
A. &. Martin
Fred W. Wendel
Weed Sprays Not Best for Roadside Weeds
Ames Iowa January 4 Dr L H Pammel head of the botany department at Iowa State college argues chemical sprays should not be used on roadsides to destroy weeds. He notes sprays kill wildflowers including asters and goldenrod and urges stricter enforcement of weed laws against injurious and unsightly plants.
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Ames
L. H. Panimel
Iowa State College
Altho
Pammel
The Rhyming Farmer by J Edward Tufft and Preaql
A rustic dialogue contrasts past and present wages and living costs. Uncle Jas recalls 37 cents for seven days while the narrator argues real value is what wages buy, not the numeric amount. The piece blends reminiscence with economic wry humor about cheap prunes hash tobacco and changing times.
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Jasper Gray
Asten
Roldane
Sioux City Livestock Report Highlights Mixed Prices
Receipts show varied tone across cattle hogs and sheep with gains in hogs. Steers yearlings and cows exhibit mixed movement while calves and feeders hold firm. Sheep and lambs show strength on some lots with steady to higher bids noted in several markets.
Spread Sales Fail to Benefit in Chicago Wheat Market
Chicago and Winnipeg trade activity faded as wheat prices dropped under the prior year. A Northwestern Grain Dealers' report claimed 641,000,000 bushels of Canadian prairie wheat this season weighed on bulls, with weak North American export demand adding to downward pressure. Corn and oats showed mixed movement amid ongoing selling by speculators and steady buying by commission houses.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Yatly
Northwestern Grain Dealers’ Association
Canadian
North America
Isc
Seaboard
Hind Obey
Argentina
Liverpool
Canada
Huenos Aires
Guernsey
McCormick
Representative Sales Livestock in Union Yards
Futures closed in Chicago with references to storage standards and dates for January February and April. The report lists firsts and refrigerator standards as part of the Union Yards sales, noting representative sales of livestock.
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Chicago
Rutter
Eas
New York Stocks Recover From Slump After Bulk Selling
Bulls staged a partial rebound after a heavy selling wave driven by record brokers loans pushed prices down about 9 points. Utilities, copper, chemicals and food shares rose 2 to 8 points, with New Haven and New York Central among leaders, while General Electric and Radio rallied as the market steadied and turnover reached about 5.1 million shares.
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New York
New York Central
New Haven
Delaware & W
Hudson
Motors
Chrysler
General Motors
Radio
Coopers
Columeb & Arizona
Greene Coanea
General Electric
Call Money
Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve
Ust
Nash Motors
American Smelting
Johns’ Manville
Prairis Ova& Gas
Abraham & Straus
Wright Aeronautical
Johns Mangue
Interstate Department Stores
Greene Onnanen
Sterling
Board of Trade Cash Quotations^ Chicago Jan 4
Wheat prices for No 9 northern spring No 3 mixed No 4 mixed and simple grade mixed listed. Corn values for No 4 mixed No 3 yellow No 4 yellow. Oats and other grains shown with mixed, white, and yellow class prices. Timothy seed and clover seed figures noted among final quotat ions.
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Board of Trade
Chicago
Hog and cattle prices rise on Chicago market report
Hog trade shows uneven progress with higher values despite slow demand. About 33,000 hogs arrived, 19,000 held over, with choice butchers around 8.85 to 9.00, steers scarce and steady, cows weak, sheep and lambs mostly higher, weekly receipts tallied at 48,182 cattle, 213,817 hogs, 631,661 sheep. Potatoes trading steady with Wisconsin whites at 0.85 to 1.05, Idaho Russets around 1.50 to 1.65 per cwt.
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le Etile
Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North
Idaho
Provisions New York and regional dairy prices Jan 4
Transportation market notes from New York Chicago and Omaha cover butter creamery receipts cheese eggs and poultry prices with mixed changes. Sugar steady in New York while refined granulated price adjustments occur Omaha reports wheat corn and oats classes with varied pricing across No 2 hard No 1 dark northern spring and yellow corn.
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Chicago
Mer
Marines
Minneapolis
Ohark
Montana
New York
Omaha
Neb
Livestock Receipts and Prices at East St Louis Market
Receipts at East St Louis total about 15 000 hogs and 1 000 cattle with mixed trend. Hogs show light and midweight steady to 15 cents lower. butchers 250 to 150 pounds bring around 8.60 to 9.75, lighter 140 to 200 pounds about 8.65 to 9.00, sows and pigs mixed. Cattle: run very light. light heifers higher, feeders weaker. Slaughter steers 1,300 to 1,500 pounds about 12.00 to 16.00, 1,100 to 1,300 pounds 12.0 to 15.5, yearlings 750 to 850 pounds around 12.00 to 16.25, cows 7.50 to 11.75, bulls 9.00 to 11.50. Sheep light, lambs around 14.50 to 15.40, ewes 5.25 to 7.00. Also lists foreign exchange rates from New York for several countries.
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Sla Sahiter Lambs
ST. Joseph
Waterloo
Swift A& Ch
Rath Packing Co
Timothy Hay
Chicago
INS
Mvestock Sales Totes Ngs
Beneves
Rene
Lomarres
Lex
Choice Butchers
Swami
East St. Louis
Sioux City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Wic
Dan
Gattle
Weekly Review
S. ST. Paul
Minn
Bond Market Slumps On Major Brokerage Jumps
New York bonds opened with heavy liquidation after news of large brokerages gains spurred a downward trend. Anaconda Copper and Barnsdall slid about three points, International Telephone Convertible fell to 44 55, Public Service of New Jersey touched 44 35, and other issues eased slightly. The foreign market was irregular with most losses modest.
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New York
Pubic Service
New Jersey
Falls Nvalso
Altho
Chicago and St Paul Livestock Markets Trade Report
Weekly Chicago market overview shows higher yearling and steer prices, with hogs mixed by weight and Friday’s top near 9 dollars. Sheep and lamb values edge up on light receipts, with buyers steady on medium grades and heavy sheep firming.
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Dairymen
Paige
D. N. Geyser
W. C. McQueen
Association
F. D. Walmsley
Borden Company
Black Hawk Bureau
Bremer Buttermaker
coTrol
Livemoor
Cattan
Moor Trale
Bates
Jane Macy
Maret
Arleher
Win
Iney-Cotton
Ihdac
Co-Op Greamery
Thorpe Thru
Fammel
J. Edward Tufft
Sioux City Livestock
Harkhnest
Duluth
Allied Chemical & Dye
All Chalmers Mfg
American Agr. Chemical
American Best
American Gan
American Gar É& Foundry
American & Foreign Power
American Locomotive 2
American Smelt
Refining
American Sugar Refining
American Tete
American Tobacco
American Woolen
American Zinc Lead
Anaconda
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
California Packing
Galumete& Arizona
Canada Dry
Canadian Pacific Oase
J. L
Carro de Pesto Copper
Chesapeake & Ohio
Great Wester Gal
M. St. P
Pac _ Chi
M. St. PL & Pag
BI Achi
Marth Western
Chi. BR
Pac
Chile Copper
Chrysler Motors
Gites Service
Colorado Pucci & Tron
Consolidated Gags Continental Ca
Corn Products
Crucible Steel du Pont de Nemours
Electyte Power & Light
Erle Ro RL
General American ‘Tank
General Asphalt
Ese
General Cigne
Grurral Electyte
Gimbel Bros
Goodrich BP
Ceeves Odners
Graham Paige Motors
Greath Northern Pfd
Vads
Great Northern
Greene Cananen
Jordnts Motors
Biatsas City
Southern
Keith Albee Orptieun
Kelly Springtleta
Kennecott Copper - Krosee
Kessee Lambert
Maghvile Vrytee
Mack Trucks
Missouri, Kansas & Missouri Pacific Ferry
Montgomery Wred
National Biscule National Department
States National Enameling
Ceeeeee Radio Corporation of
Romain
Republic Tron & Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
Seare Borbuck Sissies
Unis Carbide Fe Carbon
Union Oil
Gallornia
Union Facific
United Cigars
United States
Tibber
Atecl
Universal Panc
Vanadium
Willys
Woolworth
Cattie
Jan
Inneapolis
Sas City
ATIC
Kansas Ity
Kansas Cay Mo
E. ST. Louis Livestock
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
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Greece
Poland
Czecho
Austria
Roumania
Brazil
Tvoklo
Sheanghal
Montreal
Liberty
Mtherey
Treasury
McCormick-Deering
Watters & Brown
Suk
Associated Investors Corporation
C. H. Wise
Black Hawk Bldg
Waterloo, In
Old Hook Park
Cedar Falls
Janesville
Finchford
Winslow Station
Ngon
John Ackerman Wilkens
Wick
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