Grun dy County Tuberculosis Tests Blocked By Injunction Hearings
Grundy Center January 1 The outcome of the Grundy County tuberculosis test program remains uncertain as Judge G W Wood dismissed Will Olson s injunction halting accredited testing. Antituberculosis groups consider new injunctions while Dr W L Hanson tests cattle in neighboring towns and plans return to Grundy County.
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Farn
Grundy Genter
Sul
Althe
Will Olson
Ashe
G. W. Wood
Olson
G. Kren
Grundy Center
Peter Knock
Anli
T. B
Tate
TF. B
Knock
Inquirer
Lianson
Marengo
W. L. Hanson
Town
State Department
Grundy
Joe Robinson to Judge Traer Corn and Bean Show
Joe Robinson of Iowa State College Ames and secretary of the Iowa Corn Growers Association will judge the Traer winter fair corn and soybean show opening Thursday in the public library auditorium. He will speak on experiments in corn and small grains at the college. Entries close 6 pm Thursday. show runs 9 am to Saturday night January 21.
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Speen
Tracy
Joe Robinson
Iowa State College
Ames
Towa Corn
Growers’ Association
Traer
Lbrary
Robinson
H. Dalziel
Raymond Lambert
Creamerymen Convention Set for Jan 17 18 in Manchester
The Tawa State Buttermakers Association will hold its monthly convention in Manchester with 250 attendees expected. County Agent Combs and Orlando Bailey head the program, samples of butter will be scored at Manchester Cooperative Creamery, Farmers Day program follows, a free lunch funded by local merchants, butter judging at 3 30 pm, and a banquet at K. af Chell to close.
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Ver Snellat
Manchester
Tawa State Buttermakers' Association
Combs
Orlando Bailey
Manchester Co-operative Creamery Company
Jones & Sons Garage
K. Af Chell
Reader inquiries to editor at Waterloo Evening Courier
Questions and comments invited addressed to the Editor Farm Department Waterloo Evening Courier Waterloo Iowa. Phone 6100.
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Farm Ddrpertment
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Towa
Baby Calves Benefit From New Incubator At Town Dairy Farm
An incubator for calves with two 200 watt bulbs provides a warm, Cozy birth area. Premature calves are kept in a box until strong enough to care for themselves at Town Dairy farm and a nearby Iowa dairy operation also uses the device.
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Town Dairy Farm
Lowa Dairy Farm
W. W. Mirsh
Mills Reappointed Tama County Agent With Salary Increase
Tama county announces the reappointment of county agent Z. R. Mills for another year with a higher salary. Since starting in October 1923 Mills expanded alfalfa planting from few acres to thousands of tons of lime and many farmers trialing sweet clover and alfalfa. He emphasized soybeans with about 3000 acres grown in 1927 and led boys and girls club initiatives and 4H association work.
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Toledo
Z. R. Mills
Tama County
Mills
Sioux City
Wallaces
Kiising
Tin
Harmon-Anderson Sale Nets High Prices at New Hartford
New Hartford Iowa January reports a record turnout at Harmon-Anderson sale with cows to 70 dollars, breed sows to 36, corn 73 cents, oats 50, hay 8 to 11 dollars. Change in farm holdings noted as J E Anderson leaves Hartion farm for Miller place southwest of Cedar Falls. Milo Rawdon to move onto Hartion farm.
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Courier
New Hartford
Harmon-Anderson
L. J.E. Anderson
Hartion Farm
Express
Miller Place
Cedar Falls
Milo Rawdon
Shell Rack
Movable Log Hog House Plans Promoted in Iowa
Iowa farmers across at least 28 counties will learn to build approved movable log hog houses this winter. Demonstrations, funded by farm bureaus, show two and three pen designs costing about 32 to 35 dollars for two pens and ten dollars more for a three pen version. Plans for 7 by 14 and 7 by 18 foot houses are available from Iowa State College.
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Iowa Farmers
W Clyde
Extension Agricultural Engineer
Iowa State College
Farm Bureau
Dallas
Delaware
Dubuquwe
Cass
Clarke
Buchanan
Winnebagon
Marshall
Park
West Poitawatuimit
Mills
Boone
Clay
Greenn
Lyon
Dickinson
Palo Alto
Linn
Farms Bureau Meet Raised in East Waterloo Township
East Waterloo Township Farms bureau women will hold an all day meeting on Wednesday January 18 at the home of Mr and Mrs Anthony Ede. Attendees are asked to bring dishes silverware sandwiches and two other dishes.
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Farms Bureau
East Waterlooo
Township Farms Bureau
Anthony Ede
Cedar Falls Poultryman to Send Bantams to New York Show
A. H. Mether, Cedar Falls poultryman and car dealer, will ship three Light Brahma bantams to the Madison Square Garden show in New York City January 18 to 26. The show draws 4 000 to 5 000 birds yearly and Mether has sold birds to Texas and other distant points.
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Cedar Falls
A. H. Mether
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Mether
Texas
Meiher
New York
Chicago
Helfer
Drake
New
Short course and butter scoring contest at Tripoli
Butters makers' short course and educational butter scoring contest set for February 13 to 16 in Tripoli Iowa. Attendees include M Mortensen Iowa State College. G Thornburg Secretary of Agriculture. Holbrook Ames Rudnick Bminner. Brownly and Roy Seales district inspector who will supervise the scoring contest on Feb 16. A banquet closes the event that evening.
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Tripoli
A_ butters makers
M. Mortensen
Iowa State College
Secretary of Agriculture
MM. G. Thornburg
Holbrook
Ames
W Rudnick
J. J. Bminner
Brownly
State Department of Agriculture
Roy Seales
R. J. Allenstein
Sumner
H. C. Ladage
William Beevers
Fenty Tel
Spurbeck
Denver
William Behrens
Siegel
Scoles
Frank Schroeder
Buttermaker
Spring
Fountain ,Creamery
H. CG
Ladage
Des Moines Farm Bureau reports $650000 tax savings for farmers
Daisy V. Williams, secretary treasurer, announced at the annual convention that adjustments in farm land tax reduced state taxes by 650000 last year. She cited value reductions from 68.20 to 66.20 per acre, and noted the federation's service department saved members money on supplies and insurance. The Iowa federation, with about 46000 members, aims to double its size.
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Des Moines
Farm Bureau Federation
Daisy V. Williams
State Executive Council
Wiliams
Iowa
Holstein herd at state hospital tops monthly butterfat
Independe Ia Jan reports the state hospital herd of nine Holstein cows averaged 33.7 pounds of butterfat last month. W A Winegar placed second with 28.8 pounds per cow. One hospital cow reached 73.2 pounds fat in the month, feeding 9.5 pounds grain daily.
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Independenne
Atate Hospital
Wansie Valine
Chicago Grain Markets Show Upswing on Strong Export Demand
Wheat activity rises driven by Liverpool quotes and solid export demand. Corn gains amid rising demand and anticipated feed purchases. Beaks and spreads narrow as traders note moisture needs for winter wheat in Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma. Provisions reflect hog and grain trends with firmer corn futures and improved export outlook.
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Chicago
Jan. i
Liverpool
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
WigiaDiac
North
America
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Minneapolis
Omaha
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Chicago January 13
Wheat No 1 hard 1 31 4i to No 3 mixed smutty 1 25 Corn new No 4 mixed 84 85c No 3 mixed 84c No 5 mixed 820 No 3 yellow 1 Black No 4 yellow 88 287c No 5 yellow 84a Gi8 black No 4 white Ble No white 1 gattee sample grade ThyBler ald No 2 yellow 68 460 No 3 yellow Biac No 5 yellow 88 No 6 yellow 89c No 5 white d&c Oats No 3 white 57 4c No 2 white 4ci No 3 white 54 58c No 4 p55ci sample grade 534758 4nc vs B6tETTC Thuathyseed 2 05473.80 Gloverseed 22.50 4 30.00 Wraytiloays Lard 12.02 Ribs 11.00 Bellies 12.37
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Chicago
Dlac
Agtec
Hogs and cattle markets show gains and mixed demand
Receipts show hogs rising with bids up to 8.50 for top heavy loads and most weights selling around 7.00 to 8.50. Vealers and calves steady to higher with some loads near 13.40, cattle holding steady with steers around 13.00 to 19.40 and cows 5.60 to 6.00. Sheep and lambs opened slow but steady with good fat lambs to shippers at 32.15 and best near 19.35.
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Chicago
Representative Sales Livestock in Union Yards in Chicago
Article fragment notes sales activity in Union Stock Yards Chicago with entries labeled representative sales. Details are incomplete but indicate livestock trading events and pricing mentions.
Stocks rise broadly on steady demand in New York trading
Shares advanced with U S Steel and General Motors leading gains while trading showed breadth and bullish activity in food utilities and non ferrous groups. Several issues hit new highs as call loan rates held at four percent and foreign exchanges opened steady.
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Midland Steel Products
U. FA
Purity
Greene Cananes
Christie Brown
American Sugar Refining
Allied Chemical
General Electric
Consolidated
Montgomery-Ward
U. & Steel Common
Hudson Motors
Continents Baking A
Baldwin Locomotive
New York City
Gollins & Aikman
International Match
Johnson J
Atchison Atlantic Ci Atlantic Refining
Baltimore & Ohio
Barnstall A Visyss
Bethlehem Steel
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Cerro de Pasco
Eeess
Yey
Chesanpeaka & Ohio
Chic
Mi & St. P. Pid
North Western
R. L & Pac
Chrysler
Geta Cole
Colorado Fuel
Col. Gas & el
Corn Products Crucible Steel
Dodge Bros
Qu Pont de Nem
Erlews
Fleischmann Yence
Freeport-Texas
General Railway
Lianat Gt. N. Iron
Sai Northern
Houston Oil
Eaye
Hudson Motors Ilinois Central
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Harvester
Nickel
PapAreee
Inter
Kansas City Southern
Kennecott Copper
Lehigh Valley
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Missouri Pacific
Montgomery Ward
Nash Motors
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Pan American Pet
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Phillips Petroleun Pierce-Acron Postunt
Redilo
Reading Lake
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Iron & Steel Reynolds Tobacco
St. Louis
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Southers
Southern Pacific
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New Jersey
Standard
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Yeyepee Eueee
Texas Corpatriation
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Timken
Union Carbide
Union Pacific
United States Ind
Akc
United States Rubber
United States States
Wabash
Weslern Maryinnd
Westinghouse Electric
Wilys-Overland
Woolworth
Bond Market Holds Steady Amid Mixed Prices and Quiet Foreign Trade
New York traders held positions with minimal changes as holdings met minimum margins. Missouri Pacific issues traded around 19.44, Consolidated Gas eased slightly, and U S government issues showed dull activity with mixed prices while foreign markets remained featureless. Siou x City Livestock market reports receipt totals and varied prices for cattle hogs and sheep across categories.
Commodity Prices Across Markets Reported in New York and Chicago
New York and Chicago market summaries record butter eggs cheese and poultry prices for Jan 13. Butter receipts rise while creamery grades vary. eggs show steady to higher values with multiple grade distinctions. cheese remains firm on steady receipts. poultry prices for live and dressed birds vary by type and shipment method across markets in St. Louis and Kansas City reports.
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Pacific Coast
Express
Chicago
St. Howls
Louis
Kansas City
Kansas City Livestock Prices Hit Mixed Weekday Totals
Hogs receipts 3,000 active 100% higher than Thursday. Top 225 to 380 pound hogs at 8.95 after notes of 190 pound lots at 8.25 to 8.45. Sows 40.50 to 7.95. stock pigs scarce. Cattle receipts 1,200 with beeft weights. steer market slow and plain. Ground beef cuts range 11.75 to 13.95. Sheep receipts 2,000 with lambs down 2 to 6 cents. top 14 to 12 65 for six pound fed lambs. clipper prices 19.50 to 10.75.
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Ingi
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St. Louis
St. Jogeon
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Cleveland Ves
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Kansas City Livestock
Aoctive
Thirada
Market notes from East St Louis and Peoria livestock
Livestock receipts and prices posted for hogs cattle and sheep at East St Louis and Peoria with bid ranges and top quotes. hogs ranged around 8.60 to 8.75 for heavy weights, cattle steady with cows 7 to 9 dollars, calves and sheep showing varied demand. Foreign and textile market summaries follow with cotton futures, and potatoes and produce futures report adjacent markets in Chicago and Liverpool.
Cattle and Hogs Lower for Week in Chicago Market
Chicago cattle and hog prices eased for the week with all cattle grades down from last week’s highs. Heifers and mixed stock fell 25 to 50 cents, vealers and cutters declined, while heavy steers remained scarce. Hogs weakened with better grade hogs down about 26 percent from the prior week. lambs and sheep also showed price softness amid higher receipts and steady to slightly higher sheep values.
Mixed U S cattle hogs and grain market notes across cities
Receipts listed for cattle hogs calves and sheep in St Paul with price ranges and activity noted. Kansas City grain and hay markets show higher grain quotes and steady to lower hay. Multiple city reports include Minneapolis and Toledo seed and grain prices with varied bids.
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