Frandsen Chosen Benson Creamery Head At Meeting
Frandsen Way re elected president of Benson Co operative Creamery at the annual meeting west of Cedar Falls on Grant highway. Officers re elected and prize winners announced for cream scoring, with Bert Meyers receiving a $10 gold coin for first place amid scores from 93 to 94 percent. The creamery logged 481 119 pounds butter last year with total receipts $207 522.33 and average butter price 42.56 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar’ Falls
Frandsen Way
Benson Co-operative Creamery
Arrows
Here
Grant Highway
L. D. Brown
YP. A. Lund
Harry Johnson
Nels Nelson
Herry Jorgensen
A.W. Rudnick
Mada
Creamery Package Company
Pedersen & Son
Gar
Tostiebe
HE. Assink
Chris Jersen
de Beer Brothers
T. Gueldager
W. C. Heisler
E.hill
P.M. Pederson
B. Boehmier
N. Neilsen
Hans
Hans “Frandsen
Henry Hansen
J. GB. Assink
Andeyers
Buiter
Benson Creamery
Pbuilding Fund
Prof
Rudnick
A. Li. Landis
Tiffany Heads Buchanan Co Farm Bureau in 1925
Independence Iowa January 13 1925 Tiffany elected president of Buchanan County Farm Bureau to succeed Frank Baulz Nelson named vice president Harry Hole secretary J P L Sore treasurer Mrs John Mosher chairman Mrs Carl Nourse vice chairwoman and Mrs Joe McKay secretary the bureau ends the year with a balance of 20 J F Coupe assistant secretary spoke to the gathering
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Pmany
Ingtot Lowusly
Buchanan County Farm Turedo
Frank Baulz
Nelson
Harry Hole
MAME
J. PL Sore
Choso
John Mosher
Carl Nourse
Joe McKay
J. F. Coupe
Seclows Farm Bureau Federation
Poultry Flocks Tie High December Production in County
In Black Hawk county the H. E. Greveland 55 White Wyandottes led December production with 39.4 percent, outpacing 15 reporters who averaged 10.3 percent. Cleveland’s flock earned 27.11 with costs. D. S. Bloneh’s flock reached 20.7 percent. E. B. White’s White Leghorns posted 19.1 percent on 104 expenditures.
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H. E. Greveland
Wyandotte
Black Hawk County
Bureau
Cleveland
D. S. Bloneh
Mienloo
E. B
Kline
Waterton
Anderson
Farmers Questions and Comments Invited at Waterloo Courier
Questions and comments on farming issues are invited by the Farm Department. Readers may address inquiries to the Editor at the Waterloo Courier in Waterloo, Iowa, for publication consideration and guidance.
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Rominumicarons
Waterloo Flyering Courier
Waterloo
Towa
Plans unfinished for corn display this winter
Plans remain unsettled for the Waterloo Corn Congress, an annual event for the past three years. Organizers seek a date and venue with ample premiums, while Leon Albert reports his herd’s seed plans and the seed yield was small due to weather. The show may move beyond Greater Waterloo association rooms, with space constraints a concern.
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Waterloo
Warning on Black Stem Rust in Spring Wheat Region
A warning that enough common barberry bushes remain in the spring wheat region to cause serious black stem rust losses was sounded at the fourth annual conference for the prevention of grain rust in St Paul Minnesota delegates from 13 north central states and Canada attended The gathering included Frank O Lowden and other officials as well as cereal scientists Dean Freeman of the University of Minnesota cautioned against overly optimistic rust absence noting 2.5 million bushes found and destroyed last year with another million likely to be removed Officers were to be elected Governor Theodore Christiansen of Minnesota was mentioned as a possible successor to former Governor AL ACL North Dakota as president of the meeting
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Sc. Paul
Minn
North Central States
Canada
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Farm Bureau
C. R. Ban
United States Department
Agricalture
H. L. Golex
Serth Dake
Agricultural College
Dean Freeman
University of Minnesota
Theodore Christiansen
Mlin
AL Acl
North Dakota
Dairy Feeding School to Be Held in Black Hawk County
County agent notes rising farmer questions on dairy cow nutrition and announces a dairy feeding school in Black Hawk County the first week of February. Specialist B. Pinles will lead sessions, with Art Tangements arranging three of the nineteen planned meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gs F. Te Vban
Black Hawks
B. Pinles
Servier
Finley
Fayette Holstein Association Reelects Officers at Annual Meeting
In Fayette Iowa the Fayette County Holstein Breeders Association reelected most officers at the annual meeting held in the farm bureau office. Ray Bell was chosen secretary treasurer as C Clyde Combe retires from county service. Seeley New Director fills vacancy caused by J. G. Gleim’s departure. Public sale arrangements set for West Union on March 5 with Stewart Turner Wilkinson and others leading. Calf club work praised and plans made to hold another show in 1925 led by Hansen Sauerbry and others.
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Fayette
Payette County
Liolstain Breeders’ Association
Farm Buyreau
H Clyde Combe
Ray Bell
Debvern
Seeley
Oelwein
Turner
Payette
A. M. Doughty
West Union
P. P. Stewart
W. K. Turner
J. F. Wilkinson
George Simtnson
Maynard
Ann McLanury
Gelwein
Feyelle Association
Fayette County
Cattle Congress
J. H. Hanson
Randalia
Fred Pieplaw
George Suuerbry
George Sauerbry
L. H. Oldfather
Arlington
Oscar Gilley
Posters From Black Hawk Women Featured At Missouri Farmers Week
Posters advocating healthy meal prep by Black Hawk County women will be exhibited January 19 to 23 during Missouri University’s fourth annual Farmers Week in Columbia. Richard Lott, superintendent, saw the posters at the Midwest Horticultural Exposition and may use them in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Columbia
Atniversity of Missouri
Richard ¥. Lott
Farm Bureau
Lott
Farmers Co op at Oelwein ships 12 carloads of livestock
The Oelwein Farmers Co op reported it sent 12 carloads of livestock to mart operations this year. The meeting disclosed the co op has a sufficient cash balance to continue its work, and the annual meeting adjourned with election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
hers’O-operative Shipping Aviation
Farmers of Benton Learn How to Butcher in Two Demonstrations
Two farm butchering demonstrations are planned in Benton county this week. At Meister farm six and a half miles northeast of here, on January 25, C L W McDonald Ames will slaughter a hog. Mondatt will provide beef for carcass cutting. Rahrens will kill a hog and a beef. The other demo at Clans Tehrens farm six miles south of Vinton will feature similar preparations with local participants assisting and supplying meat for display. Alta Vista elects officers for 1923 5. A C Bande president and S B Schulz secretary.
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Harold Beresford
Rahrens
A.M. Goodell
Futures in Wheat Make A Sharp Advance
Wheat futures surged to new high prices for the season after aggressive buying by major commission houses and reflections from Liverpool and Buenos Aires. May delivery climbed to record levels before profit taking eased the market, with corn and oats following mixed moves and Chicago and New York quotations showing strength and then slight declines.
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Weman
Liverpool
Buenos
Buenos Astres Were Marly Reflecting the Price Bulges In This Cowry, Was the Vner
Jay
Bayc
Delhi
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
New York reports higher butter creamery and cheese prices with varied state notes and a broad stock market rise led by oil shares. Chicago market shows receipts and price ranges for butter eggs cheese and poultry with regional variations and several price levels across items.
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Chicago
New York
Chesse
Wisconsin
Hogs About Lee Higher as Cattle Steady in Market
Chicago and Omaha reports show hog prices stronger with top hogs near 11 to 11.15 for 180 to 220 pound ranges and steady to higher cattle prices led by fed steers and yearlings. Receipts total around 82,000 hogs and 11,000 cattle with lambs and sheep also showing gains. prices feature top hogs 10.80 to 11.15, slaughter hogs 9.90 to 11.25, cattle 10.50 to above 12.00 for prime steers, and lambs 15.00 to 16.75 with steady to higher trends overall.
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Sheen
Kansas City
Cattiu
Lamson Bros. & Co
Marsh-Frase
T. A. Morey
Chicago
Voss, Heavy
Andy Butcher
Sergeeeneere
Erice
Wright Wai
Biberty
United States
Igood
Hoet Benoni
Peates
Associated Press
Aigher
Huss Getiver
Bie Hackers
Aost
R Steel
Omana
Nev
East Waterloo to Convene Thursday Social Gathering
East Waterloo Township Farm bureau will meet for the regular social gathering Thursday Jan 15 at the home of Elmer Hewett attendees are asked to bring cottage cheese and pumpkin Fair head reelected A L Roberts was reelected president of Franklin county fair for another year at the January meeting topics included selling season tickets before the fair to guarantee revenue in bad weather
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Bureau
Elmer Hewett
Bampton
A. L. Roberts
Franklin County Fair
Reinbeck Farmers Sale Pavilion May Become Canning Plant
Reinbeck Iowa January reports the farmers sale pavilion might be turned into a canning factory if a deal with Bell Canning of Waterloo closes. The brick building, near railway lines, was funded by farmers at several thousand dollars, but livestock decline cut patronage and income.
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Reinbeck Farmers
Reinbeck
Bell Canning Company
Waterloo
Rainbow Club Plans Meeting at Strand Home
Rainbow club members will meet with Mrs Elmer Strand at the Strand home in Cedar Falls on Thursday Jan 15 for a nutrition lesson as part of farm bureau work Visitors and anyone wishing to join are welcome, per the arrangement committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Rainbow Club
Elmer Strand
Farm Bureau
Waterlo o Markets Prices At One Eim Today
Waterloo market notes list prices for wheat corn oats and potatoes, with bids for prime hogs and packers. F lat price guide includes hay timothy prairie and straw, plus hides and pelts from local suppliers. Names of suppliers Barclay & Son Colin Brown appear among the pricing and commodity listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leghari Springs
Prine
Barclay & Son
Timothy Hay
Colin Brown
Dual Purpose Shorthorn Herd Seeks Buyers and Breeders
Two herd notes describe a mixed Shorthorn operation led by Lloyd J. Loonan of Route 2 Waterloo. The farm, two miles east and eight miles west of Waterloo, emphasizes good beef type cattle and serviceable cows. Herd is federally TB tested and part of the Pioneer Gow Tealing Association.
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T. B
Pioneer Gow Tealing
Lloyd J. Loonan
Waterloo
Hudson
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P. A. Lund
WF. Tiffany
Buchanan Co. Farm Bureau
Corn Congress
Albert
Waterloo Corn Congress
Loratie
Greater
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Stewart
Fayette Holstein Assoctation
Breeders’ Organization
Missouri
Benton
Alta Vista
S. 12
Farmers’ Coopers Wmpty Association
A.C. Bande
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Favy
Fred Winter
Strone
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Ohlense
Standard Oils
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Marland
Philips Petroleum
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Chicago Exchange
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Ala
Harr
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Omaha Livestock
Kendall
Horsea
Kre Ngc Lam
East Waterloo
Strand
OWA Securities CO
East Fifth Street
Central Iowa Power & Light Company
Citions Gas & Electric Co
Waterloo, Iowa
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Chicago Stock Exchange
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