Larsen breeder of All-American get of sire 1927
H O Larsen owner of Forum farm near Dike Iowa receives top Holstein honor as breeder of the All-American get of sire 1927. His Forum Patriarch produced the group undefeated across major shows and his four-year-old Long Hollow Mercedes Butter Boy became grand champion at 11 of 12 shows.
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Dike
H. O. Larsen
Forum Farm
Here
Laader Ab
Forum
Dairy Cattle Congress
Portland
Larsen
The
Holstein-Friesian World
Iowa Horse Breeders Saw Strong Show at Morse Day Event
In Gothle community the Morse Day horse show drew 23 entrants with colts and fillies from Gowrie area. Judges praised quality of Belgian and Shire cross stock as Albert Watkins and local residents noted surprising breadth of talent. The Gowrie sale and full day program highlighted community interest in horses and breeding.
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Harry D.linn
Iowa Horse & Mule Breeders’ Association
Gothle
Mir
Ribbona Gyern
Town Horse & Mule Breeders’ Association
Diack
Frank Vigneran
Foul Ch
Thirheen
Irvinedale
Aple
Rigdon to Speak on Tuberculosis at Annual Union Meeting
Black Hawk County Partners Union will hold its annual meeting next Wednesday evening January 18 at the hall. J H Rigdon a Waterloo area farmer will discuss bovine tuberculosis eradication. Reports from officers will be presented and only members with cards or dues paid will be admitted.
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Pourice Speer
Raymond
Black Hawk County
Farmers Questions and Comments Invited Editorial
Farmers questions and comments invited. Address communications to Editor Farm Department. Waterloo Evening Courier Waterloo Iowa Phone 6100.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Towa
A H O Larsen Holstein Owner Earns All American Awards
A H O Larsen of Forum Holsteins at Forum farm near Dike Teade earns two All American awards for his cattle. He made Holstein history with a 1927 All American four year old Mercedes Butter Boy headlined by his portrait. The cow was champion female at eleven of twelve shows last season.
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Larsen
Forum Patriarch
Forum Farm
H. O. Larsen
Forum Holsteins
Dike
Teade Enyible
Laoag Hollow
Tarsen
Horse Omitted in Program of Iowa Veterinary Meet
Des Moines hosts the Iowa Veterinary Medical Society convention January 16 to 19 with 500 veterinarians expected. Topics include cattle diseases like tuberculosis abortion and Johne’s disease, poultry head and respiratory ailments, swine herd improvement and feeds. Notables include Charles E Hearst Henry A Wallace Lloyd Church and many researchers from Iowa State College, University of Minnesota and Chicago.
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Des Moines
Iowa Veterinary Medical Society
Iowa State College
Ames
United States
Johne
Charles E. Hearst
Town Farm Bureau Federation
Henry A. Wallace
Iwallacest Farmer
Lloyd Church
University of Wisconsi
Charles W. Bower
Thpeka
Kay
Elmer Lash
Towa State College
Towa
A. T. Quinn
B. H. Brooks
Riverton
TP. G. Fultz Pella
N. J. Deiling
Dallas Center
John Batterson
Hedricks L
Towa Beef Association Aims to Improve Cattle and Hold Meeting
Towa Beef Producers' association will hold its annual meeting January 26 to discuss association problems and rule changes. The state fair and baby beeves show are on the agenda as clubs in counties with large membership plan carload shows. About 2,500 baby beeves are fed by circle members this year, with Lonniea county leading in calf numbers.
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Des Moines
Tawi Beef Producers’ Association
Lestion
Toawva
Birtly
Cir
Lonmiea County
Guernsey Breeders Plan Dairy Rally in County
The Buchanan County Guernsey Breeders' association held its annual meeting at the farm bureau office on January 16. Officers were elected and routine business addressed while a lengthy discussion covered arrangements for a joint countywide dairy breeders rally slated for a later date to ensure broad breeder participation.
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Pannen Nore
Werdees Tidepeniienee
Buchanan County
Guernsey Breeders’ Association
Farm Bureau
Il Ja
Dresses Fit for Liquidation Lesson at Waterloo Meeting
Women of Waterloo Township Farm Bureau studied dress pattern alterations at Mrs. John Silver’s home. Sixteen women and husbands attended an all day session with demonstrations on sleeve length, back widening, and pattern fitting. Mrs. James Borgstrom showed a reuse idea for inner tubes and a big noon dinner featured noodles from Mrs. Silver.
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Waterloo
Township Farm
Bureal
John Silver
Fred Campbell
Campbell
Farm Bureau
Waterloo Township
James Borgstrom
Roy Middlekay
Silver
Sunderlin Family Returns From Long Farm Vacation
H H Sunderlin and family near Janesville plan 1929 farm work after a year leasing their place. They toured 15000 miles visiting California Washington Oregon and Yellowstone. They found Iowa agriculturally better than many places and now run nine Jersey cows including an owned animal.
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Courier Sperial
Janesville
H. H. Sunderlin
Here
Sunderlins
California
Washington
Oregon
Yellowstone Park
Towa
Mr. Sunderlin
Wheat Market Shrinks Amid Slow Export Demand and Corn Strength
Chicago traded amid weak wheat demand from North America while corn values gained. Visible corn supply declined by 103,000 bushels aiding prices. oats stayed firm and provisions stayed steady though hog values dipped. Minnesota futures mirrored mixed signals with No 1 northern wheat around 1.25 to 1.45 dollars per bushel and corn prices edging higher.
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Chicago
North America
Jaa
Liverpool
England
4-H Dairy Clubs to Meet in Iowa January 26
Dairy calf clubs in Iowa have started many new breeders in dairy work and are helping fathers and members to get better results from their dairy cows. Floyd Johnston, field representative of the Iowa Dairy association, cites examples from Waterloo Knoxville and Fort Dodge as successful dairismen who began with the clubs. He notes the program improves herds and teaches operation of dairies, stressing the lasting value to families.
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Iowa
Floyd Johnston
Iowa Dairy Association
Jolynston
Dadlin Cunningham
Wacterloo
Hif
Loricon
Charles Harvey
Knoxville
Gibbs Peterson
Fort. Dodge
Mr. Johnston
Ilkrs
Dairles
Rest Camp Offered by Iowa Farm Women Attracts Interest
In Cedar County a rest camp for farm wives operates four weeks of total leisure with husbands and children barred. An old tavern hosts forty women at a nominal price as leaders push the idea nationwide. Sugar prices unchanged in New York trading.
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Yipton
Iadan
Cedar County
Cali
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Summary
Chicago markets update shows Wheat prices for No 2 ed No 3 red No 1 hard and No 2 hard with values around 1.29 to 1.37 per bushel. Corn oats rye barley and seed prices listed along with lard ribs brisket and groceries. Provisions include lard 11.87 ribs 11.00 tires 12.97 and seeds around 3.10 to 22.25 per unit.
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Chicago
Fan
Dary Ont Betes
Tdeets Eens
Tata! Apate
Beijlles— Jdannary Oo Aeres Srere
Real Sma
Wihat
Ars Palttly
Pete
Hogs and Cattle Markets See Mixed Movements in Receipts
Hog receipts noted at 67,000 with overall decline in bids as buyers pulled back while hogs 180 to 225 pounds rung at 8.25 to 8.45. Cattle receipts 18,000 with steers and stockers firm to higher, heifers strong, calves weaker. Sheep receipts 19,000 with lambs steady to slightly lower. outlook softer for heavy grades. Minneapolis flour unchanged with shipments at 43,078 barrels.
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Ghicags
Aod
Fed
Minneapolis
Minn
Market pools lift stocks to new highs amid demand shifts
New York January 18 stock action shows pools pushing major names like United States Steel and General Motors to new peaks as pressure eases. Coca Cola American Tobacco and Anaconda Copper among gainers while some favorites weaken on Weekend selling and higher broker loans.
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Pallure
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General Motors
Coca Cola
Monat Sugar
American International
Youngstown
Greene Gananea Copper
General Electric
Timkers
Allied Chemicals Advaneed
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Iran
Greene Cahapea
Generaleafotors
Hudson
Radio
International Nickel
Collins & Aikman
Ralls
Sterling Cables
Vedas
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Can
American Car & Foundry
American Locomotive
American Smelt, & Rel
American American American Tobacco
Americas Woolen Anaconda Copper
Atchison Co
Atlantic Coast Line Atlantis Refining
Baldwin Locomotive Seat
Baltimore & Ohio
Tetewerence
AIS Barnsdall
Fleischann
Freeport
Texas General Electric
General Railway
Houston
OW .i
Hudson Motors Iinois
Int
Harvester Int
Nickel Ree
Csiee Inter
Kansas City
Southern
Lehigh Valley
Louisville & Nas
Mack Truck
Marland
Missouri
Kansas & Texas
Missouri Pacific
Montgomery Ward
Nash Motors
Wheatenanes
New York Central
N.Y
Pennsylvania
Phillips Petroleum Flerce-Arrow
Pastum
Reynol Toniies
Louis
San Francisco
Southern Railway
Standard Oi
California
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Studebaker
Texas Corporation
Texas Gulf Sulphire Sieeves
Texan & Pacific
Texas Pac
Timken Realter Bearing
Union Carbine
Union Pacific 2
United States Ind
Alc
United States
United States Steel - Wabashey Eyes
Maryland
Westinghouse Electric Willys Overiana Woolworth
National Lead
Standard Gas & Electric
Bond Market Drifts As French Issues Lead Activity
In New York on January 16 the bond market showed limited volume and uneven activity. French obligations moved higher amid state department policy, while domestic issues and Prisco Incomm 68 traded near 100, a high in over a year. Government securities remained active as investors weighed shifting financing plans.
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New York
State Department
Flonns
St. Paul
Prisco Incomm
United States
Dairy and Poultry Prices across New York Chicago and Kansas City
Market summary outlines butter, eggs, cheese and poultry quotes for January 16. Details include creamery butter prices from New York and Chicago, egg receipts and varying firsts to seconds, cheese varieties and weights, and live versus dressed poultry values with regional price ranges for Western and Southern stocks.
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New York
Hennery
Nepeby Hennery
Chicago
Americas
Springs
Kansas City
Lies Springs
Livestock Markets Report From St Paul and Chicago
Receipts at St Paul 4,300 cattle with steady to higher prices led by medium weights around 15.00 dollars and up. calves 1,400 noted firm to higher bids. hogs 23,000 steady to 5 cents lower with bulk around 6.00 to 7.50. sheep 4,000 with quality improving but prices steady to lower. Chicago futures wrap shows mixed gains in grains and dairy prices with visible grain supply declines across wheat corn oats rye and barley.
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Milis Ga
Crystal Tent
Bel
Sandler
Simall
Ratty
Hells
Sabin
Timothy Fay
ST. Paul
Minn
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
St Louis
Joseph Ems
Sioux City
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh
Liverpool
May Markets Active and Price Tend Enc Upward
Hay markets in Washington and across major cities show continued strength through Jan 14 1928 with offerings rising and loading conditions improving. Prices listed for timothy alfalfa and other forage vary by city including Boston New York Chicago St Louis and Omaha with prairie and hay values noted alongside cotton and grain movements in a broad market snapshot.
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Washington
D. C
Hay Market Review
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Boston
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Memphis
Los Angels
Omaha
Denver
Kansas City
U. S
U. S. No
Prairie
Minneapolis
Quits Farming to Run Gas Station in Clarksville Area
In Clarksville Iowa on January 16 James Cook and Bert Brown farm Bale reported strong prices for cattle and crops with cows at about 110.50 and hay up to 15. Mr Brown has bought an interest in a local filling station while Odell Fayette has leased the arm.
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Courier
Clarksville
James Cook
Bert Brown
Gorn
Ray
Brown
Hay
Odell
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