Lincoln Elevator Faces Space Crunch as Grain Flow Surges
Lincoln Nebraska January reports show the Farmers' Co-Operative Elevator Company at 25,000 bushels over capacity. Cars for shipping are scarce, boosting wagon delays. December shipped 30 cars of grain chiefly corn and oats, timothy seed produced notable gains. Timoth y seed shipments and record timothy earnings highlighted a shift toward cooperative optimism and savings on tankage and freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Co-Operative Elevator — Company
A. M. Glee
Timothy
Glee
Leon Alberts
Herman Schlidht
Gus Lage
Frank Keink
Alberts
Glos
Burger Announces Plans for Hog Cholera Vaccination School
Cedar Falls Jan 13 A A Burger county agent urges interested persons to apply now for the hog cholera vaccination school. Applications to the state veterinarian office with a fee, renewed annually, and lectures offered at no cost. Sessions planned in Greater Waterloo association rooms with demonstrations and discussions of diseases and remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
A. A. Burger
Secon
Greater Waterloo Association
Waterloo
Farm Bureau
Clover Seed Grower Offers New Trophy at Iowa Grain Show
Ames Iowa Jan 13 A silver loving cup is offered for the best clover seed sample at the State Corn and Grain show in Ames Jan 29 to Feb 3. George S Korh Brighton Iowa donates the trophy to boost interest in clover seed as soil fertility needs rise. He has produced state grand champion clover seed in 1909 and 1920 and grand champion oats in 1921.
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Ames. Ta
George S. Korh
Brighton
Iowa
Lala
Hildebrand Brothers Aim for Grand Belgian Horse Show Win
Gladbrook Iowa breeders Fred John and William Hildebrand, with brothers Louis and Julius, have built a 75 head herd since 1907, expecting a grand championship at Waterloo and Chicago shows. They emphasize action and size, cattle and corn as support, and note rising demand for horses after years of depression.
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Gladbrook
Hildebrand Brothers
Tharely
Fred
John
William
Waterloo
Chicago
Louis
Julius
Here
Seres
Frank Imes
Hildebrand
Florisie de Morelmont
Tripses Junior
Florisse de Morelmont
Hildebrands
Tripsee
Hildebrand Barns
Pato de Tripsee
Iowa
Far ‘Ceur
Alfred de Bree Eyck
Echodale Farceur
Clover Leaf Tommy
Man Gros
Waterloo Gorn
Tont
Kuirholme
Iowa State College
Clydes
Hildebrend Brothers
Uncle John Gosling to Lecture at Farm Week Event
Kansas City meat demonstrator Uncle John Gosling, famed nationally, to lecture Tuesday at Farm Week in Ames. He will discuss animal dressing percentage and packer perspectives, then estimate livestock dressing percentages as butchers check with scales. Milne named manager. Gravenhorst president. Kaisey, Gilespie, Baileman reelected directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John” Gosling
John Gos-lig
Kansas City
Amies
Jin
Trossing
Iowa
Uncle John
Packer
John
Ames
Co op grain exchange handles 990730 bushels in year
La Perin City Idaho farmers cooperative exchange reports a grain handlings batch totaling 990730 bushels and purchases worth about 470009 dollars for the prior year. The data comes from a report by W. W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grain Exchange
la Perin City
Ja Famers’ Co-Operative Exchange
W. W
Popcorn Grower Experiments Yield Surplus In Osage
Earl Jester of Osage Jan 13 reported experimenting with baby popcorn. He shipped five carloads totaling 1090 pounds to a Wisconsin Waterlon popsarn firm. Raised on 150 acres he produced 20000 pounds and reportedly bought the remainder locally at two dollars per hundred pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage
Earl Jester
Popsarn
Waterlon
Jester
Many Youngsters Sign Up for Clubs in Iowa
Ames Iowa January 13 a survey by the extension department of Iowa State college shows 9969 Iowa boys and girls joined Wyastock and farm crops clubs supervised by county farm bureaus. Members raised animals and products valued at 100 894 based on conservative estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
Iowa State
Colere
Uey
Maynard Dairy Interest Rally Day for Holstein Breeders
In Fayette county on January 16 an all day meeting organized by county agent Clyde Combs will feature Holstein breeders with Guernsey guests. A big noon dinner, talks by J. P. Eves and Fred B. Ferguson, and Dairy extension specialist C. Q. Winter are on the program. Holstein pictures will be shown and a county breeders group may form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Fayette County
Clyde Combs
Cou
J. P. Eves
Fred B. Ferguson
Town State Dairy Association
Wateriog
Farmers Union Reports Strong Year in La Porte City
La Porte City Iowa January 15 A business total of 238606 20 was transacted by Farmers union last year per manager Peter Witt in a report to stockholders and officers The business split into livestock shipments valued at 187437 coal feed flour and merchandise at 16920 Witt re elected manager for another year Other officers chosen were William Gipe president Art Tartung secretary and treasurer John Clark Frank Gravaphorst and J C Kerr directors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte City
Farmers’ Union
Peter Witt
Witt
It Cers
William Gipe
Art Tartung
John Clark
Frank Gravaphorst
J. C. Kerr
Floyd Institute To Feature Corn Show And Livestock
Charles City Iowa January 14 Farmers institute set program with corn show and tuberculosis demonstration across cattle hogs and poultry A county agent change as W Die rich to replace W A Dickinson speaking topics tuberculosis cooperation and lung disease listed for H R Smith EB G Dunn and S Craft
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Farmers’ Institute
Floyd County
W. A. Dickinson
William Dierich
H.R. Smith
Union
Yaris
Chicago
G. Dunn
Mason City
Radio Instruction Planned For Farmers At Ames Course
Ames Iowa January 13 radio instruction will be offered during the farmers week January 28 to February 8. Daily at 4 30 pm sessions will cover Radio Receiving Sets The Homemade Radio Set and Radio Operation. Engineering faculty members will teach and answer questions.
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Ranaio
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City livestock market shows mixed demand with stronger bids for top cattle and weaker prices for lower grades. Packer demand remains active with top cattle around 8.83 to 8.40 per cwt, weights around 130 to 28 hundred pounds, and bulk receipts reported.
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Isis
Ofa Towne
Prado
Alvee
Joe Lower
Packer
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Summary
Fragmented notes show trading activity at Sioux City with steers and yearlings in demand, noting prices around 390.50 and 4.95 per unit. References to Omaha and Toledo markets appear, with mixed demand for cows and feeders, and numerous illegible entries in the scrape.
Weekly Grain and Provision Review amid market shifts
The report notes large market shifts as grain traders react to European demand and German finance signals. It highlights price trends for wheat and corn, comments on government curtailment plans, and surveys implications for domestic winter wheat prospects and hog prices.
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Germany
Stock Exchange Opens Firmer With Stronger Tone
The market showed firmer sentiment at the opening with notable gains in blue chip issues and speculative plays. Leaders like Pfizer and Siddhacker advanced while dividend prospects drew steady demand for large issues. foreign exchange and Liberty Bonds posted mixed results amid cautious trading.
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York
Dun
Jana
Pielbsehn
Siddtackese
Whilatt
Pelse
Merlleal
Vastci
Oller Buares
Epoint
Iron Vroduets
Lavoe Wiles Bisautt
Fernadoma Paper
Tubber
Wells
Saint Pesas Gute Sulrier
Pydins
Sued
Bebigy Vinton Pachio
Pandata
Ohio
Worelxun
Prices in New York and Chicago today
New York and Chicago market notes show mixed dairy and poultry prices with steady to firmer tones in several items. Butter and milk futures hold, while poultry values vary, including dressed and live birds, and a general carryover of lower dairy product quotations.
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New York
Chicago
Ekbras
Tate Dairy Cubs
Halitlon Creamery
Speta
Prados
Wisiss Wholemik Fanty Youngs Amer- AR
Reese
Thes
Weike
Shy Maids Chorus to Feature Legion Show
One chorus in Kathleen the American Legion Play is the Shy Maids supporting Leslie Wilbarm as Ned Rollington in a number titled Shy Raids. Chorus members include Kathryn Kiester Ariene Stull Ruth Paulsen Lavon Foster Marjorie Gross Corrine Mitchell Emelda Riley Mary Helen Halaska Helen Wuttka and Beatrice Massey. They will appear in dainty Quaker dress as a Nor de Nehting melody note. The piece is expected to be popular long after Kathleen closes.
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Kathleen
American Legion
Leslie Wilbarm
Ned Rollingston
Hogs and Cattle Prices Shift Weekly in Market Report
The market notes hogs down 25 to 35 cents and cattle up 25 to 50 cents for the week. The report lists varying prices for hogs, steers, and heifers, with references to weights, feed, and regional price movements. Names of markets and figures appear alongside general activity, including week-to-week comparisons and notes on feeding lambs and young cattle.
Market Report From St Paul Livestock Auction
Readable items describe cattle and hog prices at St Paul market, with quotes for steers, heifers, and hogs. Mentioned are weights from 20 to 450 pounds, bulk pack prices around 6000 to 7250 dollars, and notes on higher demand for feeder cattle and fat lambs. Also lists some buyer mentions and varying consignments.
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Eevripis
SANT
Conners Teich Euthets
Kbar
Pologaa
Wone
Mingea
Wolk
Ramla
Livestock Prices and Receipts From St Joseph Market
Market report from St Joseph Modan notes mixed cattle and hog quotes with steers steady and heifers lower. Items list price ranges for calves, feeders, cows, and fat cattle, alongside receipt totals and comparisons to a prior period.
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ST. Joseph
Modan
Eal
Sputs Towers
Ainners
Woelt
Sheen Labont
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Burger
Iowa Grain Show
Breoktra
Yallong
Milne
Charles Nother
Charles Rathi
Gravenhorst
O. B. Mi
Phil Kaisey
Zach Gilespie
William Baileim
Tom Paul
Floyd Institute
T. B
Geen
Oats
Cniense
Dan
Itt Une Sicnekis
Fardiy
Maks
Oper
Wits
Curther
Ohbea
Aia Cecarer
Harley
Milwiatee
Northert
Minneapolis
Minn
North
Kansas City Livestock
Sioux City Livestock
Signa
Ted Steer
Roy UK
St. Luis
Wiener
Sanavry
Steckers
S.o Wagkors
Omaha
New
Peoria
Grady
Ania
Toledo
Omaha Livestock
Stock Exchange
Minny Tsenes
Dividian
Bndusneiel
Nimber
Piatac
Oif
St. Vaud
Bebwiare & Hudson
Biaseh
Chandler Matador
Crocihig
Mmmud Vlayertshasky
Viinets Central
Mer
Maurine Perl
Kelly-Springfield
Pan Ameriesan Amyure
Teanle
Iron & Stee Royal Muteh
Southerry Leeile
N. Stodebaker
Somaratiqa Texts Co
United States
Utah
Maxwell
Foreign Exchange
Jun 'A
Foreign Extoriunure
Great Britain
Belgium
Ua Geman
Demvind
Switzerland
Sisutn
uecho-Slovanki
Argentina
Montreal
Liberty Bonds
U.S. Shipanencs
Goffe
Fam
Mutdres Stuady
Nie
Fctual Cog Winen Vet Eleertoge House Birks and Trues
Corron
Lee
Batley
Duthet
Xow
Iteifers
Sherntte
Bath Parking Co
Timthy Hazy
Muscovie
Associated Press
Mhieara
Smirkel
Aigbee
Prigu
Bostom
Pater
Paladelithia
Sige
Waterloo Markets
Auaea
Kaunas
Nexis
St.outa
Slug Moe
Texas
Mant of Waterloo
Dairy Company
Thur Baw County
Paul Cade
Fat
Agyaen’ Sadi
Magete G Mendenhall
Geo. Tengston
Alice M. Benecenenely
G.bickley
Bogle
Herman Weines
John Otto Dheimer
Esther Harriet Busted
Sol Genate
Madigan
Westin Securities Co
Worseley
Gertrude Flimason
Guo
Wi Bengston
Clim Bennett
Nely
Bick
Biock
Doys
Thomas W
W. T Rose
East Waterloo
Coof
Katwin W. Kendall
John A. Zino
Prospect
Waterlom
Gaten i. Hersaberzer
Flord
Evebers
J. Anewtse
Rickies
Huttarin
Tol F
Breck Wondlawa
Mann
Weve
Mieher & Bratneber
Mieher & Bratneber Add. Sorterlog, Jitew
Howey Hows
bYae Siu
Whos
Pete Tug Son
Kavioth
Momly Aptos Perel
Valtassa
Sio Iehan
Lys
Wether
Steedy
Skabe
Sara Bower
Apols
Danba
Pehalees
Ring Wethee
St, Paul
Hag
Curnal
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