Farm home at heart of nation says Iowa speaker
Des Moines January 15 Iowa State College Dean Anna E Richardson of the home economics department told the Iowa farm bureau convention that the American farm home is the heart of the nation and outlined cornerstones of a healthy home. She urged emphasis on health social and spiritual fitness and economic soundness noting extension workers reached 42779 women last year with health advice. She warned against ugly homes and broken families caused by neglecting these elements and urged viewing the home as a business enterprise for family livelihood and development.
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Des Moines
Anna E. Richardson
Iowa State College
Iowa Farm Bu
Dean Richardson
Broken Families Daily
Iowa
Watt President of Randalia Creamery for Coming Season
Randalia Ia Jan 15 Spe cials James T Watt was elected president of Randalia Mutual Creamery association at its first annual meeting Monday. Robert S Clanton named vice president and John R Shales secretary. Directors include Watt Clap ton Fred Bacon M P Oderkirk J S McSweeny W L Miner M E Talcott Edwin Henz Albert Benter. The brick creamery cost 14000 in spring 1924 and began receiving milk July 1. It paid off 1000 in five months. Five months production reached 68283 pounds of butter with receipts 28247.46 and butter overrun averaging 21.84 percent.
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Randalia
James T. Watt
Randalia Mutual Creamery Association
Robert S. Clanton
John R. Shales
Savings Bank
Mesars. Watt
Clapton
Fred Bacon
M. P. Oderkirk
J. S. McSweeny
W. L. Miner
M. E. Talcott
Edwin Henz
Albert Benter
H Beach
Buttermater
Co-Op Dairy to Pay Seven Percent Interest
Local stockholders of Waterloo Cooperative Dairy will receive checks totaling £7 as seven percent interest on their stock. The co operative dairy's annual meeting is Tuesday evening January 29 at the creamery, with the manager’s annual report and election of three directors. Refreshments will be served.
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Waterloo
Cooperative Dairy Company
Co-Operative
Oelwein Creamery Pays Patrons 51 1 4 Cents on Average
Oelwein Iowa January 15 Oelwein Farmers creamery company last year paid patrons an average of 51 1 4 cents per pound for butterfat reported at the annual meeting Monday. Highest monthly price 64 cents lowest 44 cents. Sales of dairy products brought 257 895 4 while feeds and supplies to patrons valued at 51 8? The election of officers named President A W Stewart Vice President A A King Treasurer R S Sackville Secretary J L Butler and Directors Fred Gremmell B Holz tian and A R McLaury. Talks by F W Stephenson Ocleyn and H A Harmon on Ames.
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Oelwein
Oelwein Farmers' Creamery
Jast Fear
Sta.bftrs
Farmer Leader Sees Farm Bureau Must Lead Agriculture
J M Reed of Minnesota told Iowa farm bureau members that lasting cures for four years of farm distress must come from farmers themselves, not from outside reformers. He praised farm bureau progress, urged unity, and called for stronger cooperation, legality, and equal treatment of agriculture with other sectors.
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United Press
Des Moines
J. M. Reed
Minnesota
Bureda
Iowa Firm Bureau
National Organization of the Farm Bureau
Reed
Iaw
Buren
Farm Bureau
Bremer County club members proud of their animals
Waverly Iowa January calf club stories highlight Claude Waskow and Alfred Gaede with Brown Swiss calves from Wisconsin. Ruth Michael of Fremont township excels in farm bureau essay work and Bremer pig club involvement. Clarence Christopher of Lafayette township cherishes a well bred heifer calf daughter of an esteemed Bremer sire.
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Waverly
Claude Waskow
Sumner Township
Bremer County
Alfred Gaede
Dayton Township
Wisconsin
Lovie Gaede
Ruth Michael
Fremont Township
Bremer’ County
Christopher
Floyd
Clarence
Orange Township farmers market eggs for $8676 and 29069 dozen
Thirty-three Orange Township farmers formed an Egg Marketing Association last year selling 29 069 dozen eggs to a local grocer for 8676 dollars and 2 cents per dozen. Individual producers include G F Walters Mrs Walters Snavely and Snavely H E Walters and others with earnings from 629 to 1028 dollars. annual meeting planned next week at Orange Consolidated School.
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Orange Township Eye Marketing Association
G. F. Walters
Walters
J. Bike
J. Meroberts
le Rot
W. It
Maust
Jenny A. Wolfe
Cal Peck
W. H. Brown
Orange Consolidated Schol
Warneke Tops Herd Testing in January Results
In Reailyn Iowa Warneke leads 17 herds with 180 cows in December testing. The herd averaged 48.7 pounds of butterfat from 7,009 pounds of milk. August Loistikow’s Holsteins averaged 34.4 pounds, A. J. Amersen's herd 41.1 pounds, and new member O FE Schmidt placed fourth with Guernseys and Shorthorns averaging 30.1 pounds.
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Reailyn
Warneke
Test Association
Loistikow
A. J. Amersen
O. FE. Schmidt
Cheney Owns High Record Test Cow in Butler County
Homer Truge of Butler County Cow Test association completed December report as the group, now with required herd count, operates. 244 cows in 26 herds averaged 61.8 pounds milk and 2.5 pounds butterfat, with Cheney’s 66.9 pounds fat from 1,595 pounds milk leading all. Ten cows topped 40 to 50 pounds fat, and five highest herds listed owners and outputs.
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Will Cheney
Greene
Aaron Hardman
Clarksville
Hansen
Bristow
Mr. Hardman
Mr. Hamsen
R. M. Skil- Ten
Carol Riggins
Clarence Daryler
Plainfield
H. A. Bushing
Dan Hart
Shell Rock
Hardman
Mr. Hansen
Mr. Hart
Durhams
Dayton Mather
Guernseys
W. F. Starkweather
Clarksville businessmen host farmer friends gathering
About 60 farmers attended a Clarksville community event in the auditorium last Friday night. The program featured county agent P. R. Winemore, Carl Berfen on vocals, Misses Juan von Ramsey and Leola Wilson performing Spanish dances, and music by Wall Six. A light supper of sandwiches, ice cream, and cake followed.
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Clarksville
Hees
Feaures
PF. R. Winerar
Carl Berfen
Jua von Ramsey
Leola Wilson
Wall
Corn Makes New High Wheat Slumps On Realizing Gains
The market report shows corn and wheat fluctuations with corn hitting new top prices for the season while wheat weakens on signs of demand and rains in Australia. Chicago quotes indicate higher May and July prices before a late downturn. oats and other grains follow the market trend with mixed results.
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Associated Press
Kleano
Sterling Exchange
Australia
Bailey
Live Stock Markets and Prices Across Several Midwestern Ports
Receipts and price ranges appear for cattle hogs and sheep across Anbar Quincy and Sioux City markets with mixed demand. Top steers around 11.50 to 9.00 for various weights. hogs near 10.25 to 10.50. sheep generally 17.75 to 18.00, and calves steady. Weathered notes show fluctuating bids, slow trade, and weekly comparisons.
Price Highlights at Chicago and New York Marts
Produce and cheese prices update from Chicago and New York markets with mixed moves. Butter and dairy items show varied levels across creamery and state grades, while poultry quotes move modestly for turkeys chickens and ducks. News notes include market openings in New York stocks and commodity futures as traders respond to early price shifts.
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Chicago
New York
Weamery
Exeras
Wisconsin
Kangas City
Kansas City
Ala
U and A Club Demonstrations At Clarkesville Meeting
In Clarkesville Louisiana on January 15 a club gathered at Missee Mae and Emma McCrery’s farm for an all day session attended by about 40 people. F R Winerar county agent led a canning demonstration using glass containers. Kate Palmer and Will Clark presented a rug making demonstration. Hostesses offered an elaborate dinner.
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Clarkesville
Missee Mae
Emma McCrery
F. R. Winerar
Egent
Kate Palmer
Will Clark
Hogs Active But 10 to 20c Lower Cattle Sold In Chicago Market
Hogs receipts and prices mixed with a 10 to 20 cent drop from late Wednesday. Top hog price $10.90 for 250 to 100 pound shank, most weights varied. Cattle receipts steady with bids 15 to 25 cents lower, top $13.50 for yearlings, bulk beef steers and yearlings around $7.75 to $9.00. Sheep and lambs showing steady to slightly lower bids, fat lambs around $16.25, fat sheep strong with top near $27.75.
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Heaboard Air Line
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Sinclair Con
Hloss
Aleghol GS
Utah Copper
Wabashia
Westinghouse
Willy's Overland Woolworth
Seegers and Halling Buy Guernseys in Golinvaux Herd
Eugene Halling of Orient Ta recently bought a bull from Guernsey breeder Golinvaux north of Waterloo. Another Guernsey female was sold by Golinvaux to Ed Seegers of Headlyn Ja. Halling acquired a bull from Winifred of Tenua’s dam and related to the champion at several fairs. The article notes Imp. Nelly of Villiaze, 14 years old, and Grace’s Memento as sires. East St. Louis stock market reports hogs, cattle, and sheep with prices and receipts for Jan. 15.
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Eugene Halling
Orient
Jog Gaolinvaux
Guernsey
Waterloo
Golinvaux
Ed Seegers
Headlyn
Mr. Halling
Winifred
Tenua
M. J. Satterke
Malling
Memento
Highland Place
Mr. Seegerr
Nelly
Grace
Halling
Waterloo Markets Prices and Produce in Today’s Ledger
Prices from Waterloo markets show varied values across grains butter lard and livestock. Wheat corn oats and rye listed with flour types and prices from local firms Standard Bros West Rath Packing Co Barclay & San Timothy hay and other feeds noted alongside cattle hogs and hides with prime hogs and packers all priced.
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Waterloo
Witenes Mills Co
Burley
Stanard Bros. West
Waterloo Co-op
Eaeey Springs
Rath Packing Co
Barclay & San Timothy
Gone “ Bros
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