Hudson Farmers Creamery Holds Re-Election Meeting
Officers of Trudson Co-operative Dairy association were re elected at the annual meeting. August Engel Henry Depner and H Lafrenz were chosen again on the board. Straver was re elected president Engel vice president Lafrenz secretary and manager. Production figures show butterfat averaging 55 cents per pound from 927423.32 pounds of butterfat and 9034379 pounds of cream. The year’s butter manufactured reached 1182175 pounds, with total expenses 24587.27. The year marked the greatest production in the creamery’s history aided by a new Waterloo cream route.
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Brecht Sereder
Hudson
Dan
Trudson Co-operative Dairy Association
August Engel
Henry Depner
H. Lafrenz
W. D. Straver
TL Fogdohn
James Hansen
Chris Dutel
Straver
Engel
Lafrenz
Clyde Bechtelheimer
Iowa
A. L. Landis
State Department of Apiiculture
Waterloo
Producers Got Less Than One Third of Retail Egg Prices
A Monticello Iowa farm girl and a Brooklyn Greek girl uncovered that an egg sold for 11 cents a dozen in June and 60 cents in Brooklyn a month later, with the Iowa producer netting 41 cents less per dozen than city buyers. The girls traced the egg’s journey across a thousand miles, noting added costs from handling and shipping.
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Monticero
Iowa
Brooklyn
Towa
Miriam Fairbank
Monticello
Elizabeth Ganlks
Miriam
Eges
Ira W. Arthur
Iowa State College
Women Open Farm Bureau Meeting in Des Moines
Women of Inwa Farm Bureau federation opened the ninth annual convention in Des Moines with delegates arriving to register. Mrs Ellsworth Richardson of Pella presided as greetings came from leaders including Mrs B C Hoopkins state Parent Teachers president and Miss Julia Robinson state library commission secretary. The federation program was set to begin in the afternoon with a meeting of farm bureau vote.
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Des Moines
Inwa Farm Bureau Federation
Ellsworth Richardson
Pella
B. C. Hoapkins
Teachers Association
William Mochrist
Town Federation of Women's Clubs
Ida B Wise Smith
Agnes Samucerson
Julia Robinson
State Library Commission
Farm Bureau
Ing
Cedar Township Women Host All Day Meeting
Women of Cedar Township plan an all day meeting at the P W Knipp home Wednesday January 14. Mrs P L Fridley will teach cutting and fitting of garments and altering patterns. Women are to bring sandwiches and another food item.
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Cenar
Cedar Township
Knipp Hame Widay
Gan
P. L. Fridley
Questions and comments invited from farmers
Readers are asked to address communications to Editor Warm Department at Waterloo Printing Court, Waterloo, Iowa. The notice includes a phone line for contact.
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Waterloo
Fuening Courttr
Towa
Farmers Borrow Almost $2,500,000 at Black Hawk Loan Assn
About 150 stockholders and many farm women attended the annual meeting of the Black Hawk County Farmers National Loan Association in Cedar Falls. Reports showed loans outstanding at 2,484,900 with $124,215 in stock and $7,881.76 in dividends paid last year. Officers re-elected included President George Mathes, with active discussion on farm relief and the McNary-Haugen bill.
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Cedar Falls
Jan
IMI
George S. Mornin
Black Hawk County
Farmers’ National Loan Association
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Black Hawk Hotel
Martin
Allison Association
Black Hawk Organization
George Mathes
BE. E. Mattingly
Black Hawk Township
Mark Twain
D. M. Kelly
Iowa
Ralph Mitchell
A. A. Burger
Ames Iowa Poultrymen Endorse Skim Milk For Hens
Iowa State College poultrymen report seven years of tests showing skim milk fed to poultry yields three to six times the profit of feeding to pigs. Milk is valued at about $2 per hundredweight for food pullets when eggs fetch 30 cents per dozen. Milk should be fed sour, and hens should have milk from Oct 1 to May 1, with limited tankage needed otherwise.
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Ames
Iowa
Towa State College Poultrymen
Red Cedar Apple Trees Not Friends Say Botanists
George A Dawns of Clarksville Indiana asks if red cedars and apple trees are antagonistic due to a similar rust. The Courier reports botanical experts at Iowa State College explain cedar apple rust affects both hosts, causing yellow spore bearing lesions on cedars and premature leaf drop on apples, with Wealthy apples being highly susceptible and control difficult making cedar plantings impractical in orchard regions.
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George A. Dawns
Clarksville
The
Courier
Downs
Botanical Department of
Towa State College
E Tracy Nashua Is Master Farmer
Word from the farm bureau lists E Tracy of Nashua Iowa among 14 selected from about 200 candidates as Master Farmer for Wallaces Farmer Des Moines. The award honors farming operations, community service, home life and religious life.
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New Hampi
Dan
Wallaces
Des Moines
Burran Officr
EL EL Tracy
Nashua
Tracy
Hazleton Farmers Co op to quit business
Hazleton Indiana January 11 The farmers cooperative association at Hazleton has voted to discontinue business. The stock and grain buying and retail farm supplies will continue under directors as a private enterprise.
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Farmers’ Co-Op
Hazleton
Farmers’ Co-Operative Association
Fayette County Holsteins Sold in Carload Lot
I H Stofferson of Harlan Shelby county spent several days in Fayette county locating Holstein springers for public auction sale. Purchases were made from Chr Miehe Roy Smith Maynard George Fox R C Blake Oelwein W H Turner John Barr Fay tte Sloan Wallace Wadena and Albert Benter Summer. He noted dairy farming is growing in Shelby county and plans to return for more stock.
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Payette
I. H. Stofferson
Harlan
Shelby County
Fayette County
Stofferson
Chr Miehe
Roy Smith
Maynard
George Fox
R. C. Blake
Oelwein
W. H. Turner
John Barr
Faycette
Sloan & Wallace
Wadena
Albert Benter
Dunkerton School Boys Start Calf Weight Gain Contest
Dunkerton Iowa January meeting of the local colf club elected Robert Buckmaster president and John Brasch secretary. Calves were collected for weigh in on January 7 including Jersey Shorthorn and Hereford breeds, ranging 84 to 184 pounds, with a weight gain contest running to May 18, 1928.
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Courier
Dunkerton
Dunkerton School
Colf
W. D. Jefferson
Robert Buckmaster
John Brasch
Marshall Canfleki
Rayburn Weber
Ralph Weber
Claude McMillan
Roland Smith
Dairy Breeders to Speak on Iowa Radio Program
Presidents of four state dairy cattle breed associations and the Iowa State Dairy Association president will speak on WOE radio at Iowa State College at 12:45 p m on January 23. Five speakers include J Allery Wallis Durango IA State Dairy O E Hatch Newton IA Holstein O Mountain Valley Junction IA Guernsey HL A Mabon Randalia IA Brown Swedes J & Lynes Plainfield IA Ayrshire. The program promotes dairy day and breed association meetings at Iowa State College February 2 during Farm and Home Week. Each speaker will have about five minutes.
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Iowa
Brown Sw Breeders’ Association
J. &. Lynes
Plainfield
Ayrshire
Breeders’ Association
Iowa State College
Four Delaware County Cow Test Associations Report
Manchaster Jan 11 One hundred twenty one cows yielded over 40 pounds of butterfat with seven over 50 pounds in the Sand Spring Cow Testing Association. The group lists 447 cows on test, 44 sold for beef and 13 for milk. six animals were added to the association. Butterfat price based on November is 58 cents. Delaware County now has four cow testing associations improving farmer knowledge of individual herd performance.
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Manchaster
Sand Spring
South Fork Township
Delaware Couty
Representative sales Livestock in Union Yards
Chicago reports a representative sale of livestock at Union Yards with cataloged lots and bidding activity. Dealers and buyers participated, noting price ranges and material lots as the auction proceeded on January 11.
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AD Rep
Chicago
Tlags
Corn and Cotton Market Summary From Chicago and Liverpool
In Chicago corn advanced on improved cash demand and export bids amid tighter supplies and a Europe bound demand estimate of 69,090,000 bushels. Wheat futures rose modestly while oats and provisions slid. government crop data dampened corn, with prices reacting to larger-than-forecast harvested grain figures. Liverpool cotton futures opened steady after a brisk spot market, with midland to strictly good middling ranges and a quiet start to the new session.
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Chicago
Erj
Carly Downtins
Armen
United States
Tibetas
Liverpool
Midlands
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Jan 11 1947
Chicago grain and provisions prices listed for wheat corn oats rye barley and seeds with quotes for No 2 hard No 3 mixed No 6 mixed No 4 yellow No 6 white and sample grades. Provisions show lard ribs bellies with current values and related figures.
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Peoria
Peocta
Chicago
Don
Ecard Tee
Board of Trade
Jmaha Grain
Omaha
Neb
Slump Hits Hogs and Trade Drags in Chicago Market
Chicago trading notes show hog receipts at 24 000 with demand dragging and weights varying. Hogs 200 to 230 pounds averaged near 8 1 4 to 8 30. heavy weights down to 7 85 and light weights steady near 8 00. sows steady to lower with many around 7 00 to 7 35. Cattle receipts 9 000 with feeders active, bulls and yearlings softer. fat lambs strength to 13 75 for good to choice weights, feeding lambs steady near 13 25. Sheep demand steady to higher with clossing bids around 6 50 to 7 00.
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Chicago
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices in St Paul and Minneapolis
Receipts at St Paul auction heavy with 3 000 cattle and 37 000 hogs. cattle steady with light supply for steers and yearlings, calves mostly 10 to 10.50. hogs mostly steady with top around 8.00 for 160 pounds. sheep weak to lower with choice lambs above 19.00. Minneapolis grain markets show No 1 northern wheat around 1.25 1.37, No 2 hard spring 1.35 1.70, and oats No 3 white 0.49 to 0.51 amid arrivals of 338 cars.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Minneapolis
Montana
Jnn
Chicago
Kansas City
E. St Louis
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Cleveland
Pitts
Boo Buftnila
Breaks in Stocks Lead to Narrow Trading Day
Wall Street saw mixed activity with some declines in Philip Morris and Woolworth while demand lifted higher priced issues and food stocks. Gains appeared in Montgomery Ward, American Steel Foundries, and several rail and industrial names as investors shifted to stronger names amid irregular closing trading.
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New York
Steel
General Motors
Vulcan
Philip Morris
International Telephone
Woolworth
St. Paul
Interstate Commerce Commission
Common
Preferred
New York Central
Wabash
Paol
Agtain
Rosesia Insurance
Greene Cananea Copper
Borden Company
Texas Pacific
Montgomery Ward
American Steel Foundries
Jones Brothers Ter
Motors
Foreign Exchange
Sterling Cables
Toslow
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Can
American Car & American Locomotive
American Smelt
American Sugar
American Ot
American Tobacco & American Woolen Anaconda Copper
Atchison
Atlantic Coast
Atlantic Refining
Baldwin Locomotiv
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem
California Petroleum
Pactic - Cerro de Pasco
Chesapeake & Ohio
Onic
St. P. Piet,Chic
North Wester
Chrysler L
Coca Cola
Colorado Fuel Col. Gas & Elec
Crucible Steel
Dodge Bros. O
du Pont de Nem
Erfe
Fleischmann Freeport-Texas General Electric
General Railway
Northern Prd
Houston Oil
Hudson Motors
Winolk Central Vives
Grain Receipts and Shipments Across Midwest and Markets
Grain prices and receipts cross several markets with mixed changes. Kansas City reports slight gains for No. 2 and No. 3 wheat and various track car receipts. St Louis shows firmer wheat and mixed corn quotes. Omaha lists No. 1 hard wheat and corn ranges. Chicago notes potato and other price shifts while U.S. bonds close steady near 109.40.
Bond Market Shows Mixed Activity in New York
In New York on January 11 activity and strength centered on St Paul issues. Dominion Iron and Steel 5s and Certificate $5 drew buying, while Liquid Carbonic stock drew attention. Federal government bonds stayed active with little price change. trench bonds eased. Other foreigns softened except a handful of municipal issues.
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New York
St. Paul
Dominion Iron & Steel
Slaady
al Mies
Butter and eggs price report from New York market
New York market figures show butter receipts and prices for creamery and firm categories, eggs receipts and various grade prices, and cheese and poultry listings. Also notes futures for butter and eggs with monthly contracts and closing levels for January through December.
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New York
Cicago
Chicago
Palo
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Cedar
J. A. Hollis
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Robert Kiefer
W. H. Glassener
J. N. Ryan
Mathes
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Morini
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Lynes
Maron
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