Harmony at Farm Bureau Annual Meeting Delights County
About 400 gathered at Moose hall for Black Hawk County Farm Bureau’s annual meeting. Officers were re elected for 12 months. George Swayer reported the state championship judging team wins. County Agent J L Uban noted rising 1927 dues and growing volunteer support.
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de Tanm
Jank County Farm Bureau
Moose Hall
Bureau
S. C. Smalling
Cedar Township
Vicw
Roy Porter
Cedar Stalls
BE. . Mattingly
Black Hawk Township
Black Hawk
Richard Sucher
Cadar Falls
Madeva
Richard
Wentions
Question Box Reveals Farm Problems in Cono Township Meeting
A question box at a recent Cono Township meeting highlighted farmer concerns. Questions covered alfalfa effects of lime and anow, when to buy or wait for feed hay, increasing egg production, reviving a rundown layer hen, and comparing oats versus soybeans profitability. The session yielded valuable information though questions varied widely.
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Independence
Jin
Cono
Arbie Mether Shares Poultry Flock Management Tips
Arbie Mether of Cedar Fells outlines practical poultry care for small flocks. He advocates limited feed, exercise, and regular cleaning, plus winter greens and sprouted feeds to maintain health and fertility. He describes a 10 by 12 foot shed, ventilation details, and the goal of high quality breeding stock over sheer egg output.
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Arbie Mather
Cedar Fells
Better Homes and Gardens
Alsease
J. Uke
Rigdon proposes compromise for T B test rules
A plan to revise TB test laws will be presented to the state legislature by a Black Hawk County committee. The proposal aims to equitably settle losses for cattle owners whose animals react to the tuberculin test and to replace compulsory testing with a farmers favorable arrangement. Signatures from business leaders, bankers, merchants, and farm leaders support the move, led by Rigdon and opposed by Peverill.
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Black Hawk County
J. TL Rigdon
Hero
T. B
Tawa
Afr
Rigdon
N. G. Peveril
Imy
Peverill
Rigden
Farm Bureau
Sdodrs
A. Bohuwie
Co-Op Creamery Co. Annual Stockholders Meeting
Waterloo Co-operative Dairy plans its annual stockholders meeting at Courier's Hall on Tuesday in January. Manager Porter T. Wenderson announced the gathering will start at 12 o clock noon, moving from the courthouse to Courier Hall on the Gourier building corner of Park Avenue West and Commercial Street.
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Waterloo Co-operative Dairy Com
Courier Hall
Porter T. Wenderson
Gourier
Park Avenue West
Commercial Street
Rood to Speak at Cedar Falls Bureau Meeting
Cedar Fatty, June 1 to Cedar Walla Township Barn hosts a farm bureau program featuring Rood as speaker. Iowa State poultry specialist Joga will discuss farm progeny plans and farm bureau activities with promised surprises.
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Rood
Cedar Falls Bureau
Juin
Cedar Walla Township
Conimarcind Club
Jane
Youn Plaple
Farm’ Bureau
Fea
Toad
Towa
Col- Joga
Chickasaw County Tops Iowa Farm Record Club Count
New Hampton Iowa January 5 thirty two farm boys and girls in Chickasaw county have kept and summarized fathers business records to locate farm profits and losses this past year. The group is the largest in Iowa this year and is praised by L G Allbaugh Iowa State College agricultural economist. The Alta Vista 4 H club raised funds to cover sixteen members trip expenses to Junior Sports course at Town State college. Local leader St Bugh and county agent Wrank Flunt receive credit for the effort as club activities included plays a stand at a firm gathering and fair exhibits.
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Earl Johnson
Jesup
C. W. Huntley
Town Farm Bureau Federation
Bureau
Producers Commission
Farm Bureau
Hrestack
Huntley
Guiniue
Federation
J. L. Uban
County Bureau
Uban
Mia
Priedley
AL Lulu Moser
New Hampton
Chickasaw County
Iowa
L. G. Allbaugh
Iowa State College
Alta Vista
Town State College
Jake Siles
Clover Seed Prices Rise While Alfalfa Drops Slightly
Amer, fa. dan. notes higher prices for red clover and alsike seed and a drop for alfalfa. Sweet clover seed may cost $5 to $7 per bushel last year’s prices. this year $10 to $12. Crop extension specialist B S Dyas explains reduced northern production and weather conditions affect red clover seed, signaling an unusually paid year for clover acreage.
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Amer
Fa. Dan
Warna B.S. Dyas
Calere
Barclay meeting moved to Thursday evening in June
Barclay township community gathering revised from Friday to Thursday night June 6 at the consolidated school. Lester township people will present a local talent play. Women are invited to bring sandwiches and doughnuts as contributions toward refreshments.
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Jesup
Barclay Township
Prinday
Lester Township
Exports Boost Wheat Averages and Grain Firmness
Wheat futures and cash prices rose as export demand improved, with strength centered in St. Louis and attention on Argentine offerings to Europe. Corn showed minor advances amid a generally easy undertone, while hog receipts kept provisions firmer. Cotton and potatoes also saw price movement, with futures opening steady and regional market reports noting varied pricing.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Europe
Peoria Livestock Receipts Show Varied Cattle Prices
Receipts were mixed with light steers at 12.70, middles around 11.70 to 11.75, heavies 11.40 to 11.60, packers 9.85 to 10.95, and stags 9.50 to 10.05. Trade described as fairly liberal with strong demand on lighter forms.
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Abby Wei Ua
Atrong
Chicago
Chicago and St Paul Live Stock Prices Report
Livestock market update from Chicago and St Paul shows mixed gains across hogs cattle and sheep. Hogs top near 12.00 with strong demand while cattle and sheep see modest rises in bulk sales and packer interest. Local totals show substantial receipts and shifting prices across weight classes and regions.
Board of Trade cash quotations wheat corn and seeds
Chicago Tan. No. 2 red wheat at 1.44 while No. 3 red 1.31. No. 2 yellow corn 0.74. No. 2 white 0.74. rye quoted. timothy seed 5.60 to 5.75. cloverseed 25.00. provisions show lard 13.1, beef ribs 14.50, bells 17.50.
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Chicago
Jenary
E. Ee
Aus
Ems Wored
Cane
SREB
Baeetene O. Bt
Itooseaete Fonjarrow
Tan
Sophie
Diversified demand lifts stocks amid auto show vicinity
New York brokers report broader buying across industrials and specialties as the annual automobile show stokes interest in motor and accessory shares. Railroads like Nickel Plate and Chesapeake & Ohio lead early advances while overall turnover nears 1.4 million shares, with a firm but irregular close and call rates held at 5 percent.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Nickel Plate
Chesapeake & Ohio
Rock Island
Erie
Allred Chem, & Dya
American Gar & Foundry
aArmour
Atchison , Atlantic Coast Line
Baldwin
Baltimore & Ohio
Bathlehem Steel
California
Canadian
Pacific
Cerro de Pasca
Mil & St. P
Northwestern T
R. J. & Pacifice
Sseas
Chrysler
Nickel Lehigh Vali
Louisville & Mack Truck
Marland OH
Kan
Am. Pet
GEM
Pennsylvania
Pierce-Arrow Mot
Radio Corporation
Reading
Trep
Ir. & Steel
St. L. & San Frame
Seaboard
Air Ling
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Con. Oil
Southern Dairies Bbs Southern Pacific
Neeeetr Southernity
Standard Oil
Standard Oi
Studebaker Texas Co
Texas Gulf & Texas & Pacific Union Pact Tice United Drug
WU. S. Ind
Uh S
Steel
Want Baking Westinghouse Elec
wWhite Motor
Willy Overland Woolworth
Omaha Livestock and Grain Trends Across Markets
Omaha and Kansas City reports show Hogs mostly 25c higher with top around 11.75 to 11.90, Cattle receipts about 4,800 with steers and yearlings up to 25c, Lambs 250 higher with top near 12.76, Minneapolis grain mixed with wheat around 1.40s, and foreign exchange rates edging higher on several currencies.
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Omaha
Neb
Kansas City
Fragmented 1920s U.S. market notes on meat and dairy
The snippet lists varied commodity prices and receipts for New York and Chicago markets, including butter receipts and dairy quotes, poultry items such as turkeys and chickens, and reflections on flour, sugar, coffee, lard, and cheese. It notes strikes and irregular supplies, with scattered numerical pricing across many items.
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New Tock
New York
Dan
Midwest
Santos
Chicago
Cuyea
Misenls Jancous
Chiilis
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Farm Bureau Annual Meeting
Arbie Mether
Kent
H. G. Peverill
Rigedean
Ylia
Peveril
Hik
Imveon
Aukings
Co-Op Creamery Co
Jan
Courier’s Hall
Daditer Farm Department
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Barclay
Cor
Liverpool
Midlands
Bate
Lidoe
Lnhtac
Wisconsin
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Ieaneapolis
Minneapolis
Minn
Cantena
Iota
Peoria Livestock
Hogg
ST. Paul
Luik
Walent
Ewes
Waterloo
Prisea Et Ae Dan
eFast Bee
Tripoli
Wales
Swift & Go
Springs
Clark
Valenta
Rath Preking Co
F.o.b. Rath
Ron Rarely & Sons
Alod
Bent Coon
Board of Trade
Rios
Liberty Bonds
United States Bonds
Liberty
BMS Cranes
Minneapolis -Grain
Montana
Belgium
Siwiss Frances
Wade
Italy
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Peoria
E. ST. Louis
Kansas City- Grain
Alfalfa Hay
Luttan’s
Luttan
Harry Fee
Warren Smiley
Wm, Hollani, Auet
Conmorelad National Bank
Standard ‘Oil Company of
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Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad
Chile Copper Company
Wisconsin Central Railway Co
McCrory Stores Corporation
Fie
Central Iowa Power & Light Company
Consolidated Cigar Corporation
Tra
Standard Gas & Electric Company
Cudahy Packing Company
Berlin City Electric Company
Rath Packing Company
New York Stock Exchange
Investment Securities Terminal
Commercial National Bank
Witerloo
Kansan
Kansan City
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