Gunn Appointed To Tate Owine Growers Board
Buckingham Ind Jan 16 Notifi cation of appointment to the board of directors of the newly formed Town Swine Producers association has been received here by Ro Af Gunn prominent feeder and president of the National Board on Swine Production Policy. The Iowa Swine Producers association aims to unify efforts to protect and promote the hog industry. Officers include Arden McKee Cres ton president Rawleight Pemberton Legrand vice president Guy Bush Greenfield secretary Lewis Morris Grimes treasurer. The board of directors includes Orrl Anderson Wellman E E Ellison Lawton W C Anderson West Liberty J J Feldman Breda Wilbur Hubbard Neola Nile Kin f ck Adel H S Martin Newton BC Marts Hampton William McArthur Mason City and J J Pettinger Creston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham
Town Swine Producers Association
Ro Af. Gunn
National Board On
Iowa Swine Producers
Ames
Towa
Swine Men Aay
Hitle
National Board
Towa Swing Growers Association
Guy L. Bush
Greene+field
United States
Iowa
Chicago
Iowa State Dairy Association
Iowa Swine Producers Association
Arden McKee
Cresston
Rawleight Pember‘ton
Legrand
Guy Bush
Greenfield
Lewis. Morris
Grimes
Dean C. F. Curliss
H.H
Kildee
John LM. Eyward
Mark G. Thornburg
Des Moines
Mr. Gunn
Orrl Anderson
Wellman
E. E. Ellison
Lawton
W. C. Anderson
West Liberty
J. J. Feldman
Breda
Wilbur Hubbard
Neola
Nile Kinfick
Adel
H. S. Martin
Newton
Marts
Hamipon
William McArthur
Mason City
J. J. Pettinger
Creston
Farm School Idea Shows Early Promise in Jesup
The first farm school event drew 10 farmers despite cold and snow. Lewis Falck of the Smith Hughes program expects the concept to succeed and schedules the next meeting at the high school on Wednesday evening with the topic How Much Will Your Pies Cost You at Farrowing Time.
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Jesup
Lewis Falck
Smith-Hughes
Sumner man to talk on poultry marketing program
Jan 16 report lists Poultry marketing and control topics for the four Suste college Farm and Home week January 28 to 31. Speakers include H C Pierce of Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co and W H Lapp of the Poultry Research Society. L H Winks of Sumner will discuss practical buying experiences and graded eggs.
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Mes
Fases
W. D. Termohien
Poultry Extension Service
H. C., Pierce
New York
CEE
Atlantic& Pacific Tea Co
Pierce
Towa Poultrymen
W. H. Lapp
Poultry Research Society
Chicago
W. A. Buck
Moe
Paul Ty
Potts
Hearst Awards Honor to Home Township at Iowa Meet
At Des Moines the Iowa Farm Bureau honored 66 township bureaus as standard townships for meeting 60 percent member payment. Black Hawk county earned multiple awards and Cedar Falls Township marked a new standard. Union township’s rural recreation play drew about 1800 spectators during Farm and Home week plans at Ames from Jan 28 to 31.
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Black Hawk
Cedar Fells
Orange
Cedar Falls
West Poltawallamie
Ight
Fremont
Cerro Gordo
Franklin
Grundy County
Palermo
Washington
Bremer County
Waashington
West Lafayetts
Ug Wrens
Black Hawk County
Sowell
Union Township
Shrine Temple
Ames
Andrew Simonsen
R. G. Beaty
HB. H. Sieppert
Armas
J. &. Uban
Farm Bureau Schedule Marks Busy Week in County
County Agent J. L. Uban lists a full program of farm bureau meetings led by Prof. W. E. Hays of Iowa State Teachers College. Events span Thursday and Friday with multiple township sessions in Cedar Falls Orange Black Hawk and Mount Vernon townships featuring music appreciation lessons and a debate option at Arthur Hansen home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
J. L. Uban
W. E. Hays
Iowa State Teachers College
Main Street Club
Cedar Falls Township
Roy Faulkner
Rainbow Club
Cedar Falls
Godfrey Guidager
Home Project
Township Bureau
Orange
Black Hawk
W. A. Bridge
J. Wilbur Miller
Wallace Stokes
Arthur Hansen
Mount Vernon Township
West Union Creamery Reports 1928 Gains and Re-elected Officers
At the annual West Union Farmers Creamery meeting, Morris Olesen was re elected president and J N Foward as vice president. Directors include Max Grafenberg C S Moug Peter Trapp A G Palmer Harry Sittle Henry George and Lewis Wilbur with Floyd Netzper as butter maker. The 1928 volume rose over 1927 with 491 852 pounds of butter sold at 0 68 per pound. Hauling cost 28 cents per pound. Improvements cost 1 905 and repairs and new equipment 3 378 bringing total investment to 3 281. Patronage refunds totaled 196 128 with 11 413 for haulers and 4 095 for sale expenses. Total business reached 223 593, up 3 920 from 1997. Average butter overrun was 23.87 percent.
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Courier Spigial Service
West Union
West Union Farmers Creamery Slr
Morris Olesen
Vicw
J. N. Foward
Max Grafenberg
C. S Moug
Peter ‘Trapp
A. GC. Palmer
Harry Sittle
Henry George
Lewis Wilbur
Floyd Netzper
Buttetmaker
M. A. Hutchison
Farmers Questions and Comments Invited
Readers may address the Editor Farm Department of the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo to send questions and comments. Correspondence should be directed to the editor by mail or telephone 9100 for publication consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Evening Courier
Hold Corn Crop, Ames Economic O as to Farmers
Ames Iowa January 16 If history repeats this year the farmer who holds his corn now and sells next summer has a good chance of higher money than selling this winter. A study by G B Shepherd Town State college suggests storing corn pays when harvest is 95 percent of average or above.
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Ames
Shepherd
Town State College
United States
DeJong opens 16000 egg hatchery in Shinners building
Mrs Herbert DeJong, operating a Rock Valley poultry business for 14 years, will run a 16000 egg electric incubator in the Shinners building this year. She plans to expand units as needed and offer custom hatching and baby chicks. The enterprise will also provide poultry feeds and supplies with Mr DeJong noted as an expert poultry culler. First hatch expected by late March in Parkersburg Iowa reported January 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert DeJong
Rock Valley
DeJongs
DeJong
Parkersburg
Mr- Sea
Watch for parasites in horses advises timely action
Veterinarians warn of red worm paralysis killing young horses near Luzerne and expect more losses across eastern Iowa farms. They urge immediate preventive vermituges and dental work for farm horses to boost power and economy, warning against delaying treatment until spring.
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Luzerne
Iowa
Eastern Tawa Veterinary Association
Durant
Walealt
Solon
Lisbon
Atkins
Brighton
May delivery 18 sold at new top in Chicago grains
Chicago markets surged as May delivery corn rose above season highs amid scarce offers and 15 percent U S coin at seaboard export points. Argentinian rains lifted corn prospects while Chicago wheat followed Liverpool higher. oats weak and provisions eased. Minnesota grain and flour reports noted steady to firm prices and unchanged shipments.
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Chicago
Jin
United States
Seaboard
Seas Board
Canada
China
Russia
Argentina
Liverpool
Drouth
Buenos Aires
Representative Sales Livestock in Union Yards
Chicago reports a representative sale of livestock in Union Yards with buyers and consignments noted. Auction activity highlights horse and cattle offerings as market observers record prices and bidders.
Wheat and seed prices from the Chicago Board of Trade
The Chicago Board of Trade quotes show No 1 Northern spring wheat around 51.18, No 3 mixed near 93.5, No 4 mixed various fractions, and No 2 3 4 white values. Timothy seed 5 802 6.40, cloverseed 59 30.75, provisions lard 12.10 ribs 23.50 bells 12.73.
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Chicago Way
Chicago
Inn
Timothy
Jon
Jules
Jan. W
Hog and cattle market roundup from Chicago livestock trade
Hog receipts were 22,060 with prices largely up 15 to 25 cents. Top hogs 200 lb at 9.35. 250-300 lb 8.80 9.20. calves steady. cattle receipts 9,000 with best steers around 15.00. sheep receipts 7,000 with fat lambs 15.25 17.00. Week totals show 10,178 cattle, 142,778 hogs, 40,275 sheep. sugar in New York quiet with no early sales.
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Waterloo
Noen
Waterloo Mills Co
Arlington
Renee
Bwitt & Co
Reeves
Prom Rath Packing Co
Minka
Elma
Cate
Chicago
Sheen
Watgins
ST. Paul
Minn
Carly
New York
Allied Chem. & Dye
Allis Chalmers Mtg
Erectee Abs Agri. Chem. Sheeter
American Beet Sugar Co
Americar Car & Foundry Wien
Weir
American T. & T
American Tobacco
B. Sachs
American Woolen Co
American Zinc Lead & Smelt
Atchison
Are O
Bethlehem Steedee
California
I Calumet
Arizona
Bae
Canada
Canadian Bactt le Nagt
Cerro de Paseo Copper
Co. & Suey
Great Western
Chicago c. M
Prp
Pacific
St. P. & Padtle
Chrysler Motors Ae
Clties
Euthy
Colorado Fuel
Consolidated Gas
Continental Gan
Ene Aris Corn Products
Crucihte Steel
du Pont
Ds Nemours Co
sNevaee Ty
Electric Power & Light Ass
Tee
General Cigar
General Motors
Goodrich
Graham-Paige Motors
Greene Conanen Copper
Howe Sound
Hudson
Internacional Harvester Ae
AX International Nickel
International Paper - Gordan Motor
Kansas City South Ee
Keith Albee Orpheum
al Kelly Springfletit
Montgomery Ward U
Nash Motors
National Dept
New York Central
N. H
Hartford
Newebe Satace
Qas
Elec
Pan American
Paramount
Pennsylvania
Ir Radio Corp
Rep
Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
Sears Roebuck
Shell Union Oil
Simmons So
Sinclair
St, Joseph
St. Joseph
Chemicals Lead in Stock Rally Across Markets
Strong buying supported a broad advance as chemicals led a rally on the market session. Major gains came from U S Steel, General Electric, American Telephone, and DuPont rumors boosted Mathieson and Alzell, with Radio and Allis-Chalmers among weaker spots and grain and livestock quotes appended from St Louis and other markets.
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New York
Dan
U, & Steel
Electric Auto Light
Jonas- Manville
National Bellas Hoss
General
Western Union
Union Tank Car
Moncey, Demant
O. S. Steel
American Telephone
General Electric
American Gen
Montgomery Ward
Kennecott
Radio
Allis Glimmers
Mathieson A Alzell
U. S. Steel Common
Naif
Wright Aeromautleal
Vanadium Steel
Greene Cananea
Columbia
Graphophone
Commonwealth Power
Provisions and Grain Reports From New York and Chicago
New York and Chicago market notices show butter and cheese prices steady or varied. Receipts for eggs, poultry, and eyes listed with firsts and extras, while Kansas City grain reports note mixed changes in wheat corn and oats with price nominations and car receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennery Brown
Chicago
Ghicags
Bond Market Signals Caution Amid Loan Run Fears
New York traders faced a dull session with small price moves as unease over credit conditions grew after reports of a $15,000,000 loan run. Diplomatic issues left U S government bonds neglected while issues like Public Service of New Jersey 4 45s remained active but unchanged.
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New York
Osanks
International Telephone
Postal Telegraph & Cable Bs
Frisco
Canadian National Railway
Gendyenar
Dodge Brothers
Public Service of
New Jersey
U. S
Breed groups plan annual meetings at college this month
Town farmers and members of live stock breed associations will attend meetings at Iowa State College during farm and home week. Associations include Yowa Draft Horse and Mule Breeders, Iowa Jersey, Brown Swiss, Guernsey, and Fleece Wool Growers, with dates from Jan 30 to Jan 31 plus a special Holstein branch dairy day.
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Livestock Breed Associations
Ames
Iowa State Dairy Associations
E. M. Wright
Iowa State College
Towa Fleece Wool Growers’ Association
Iowa Jersey Breeders’ Association
Towa Brown Swiss Breeders’ Association
Iowa Guernsey Breeders’ Association
Iowa, Holstein Breaders’ Association
The Rhyming Farmer
A humorous sketch notes a Springfield writer laments joining fraternal lodges. It lists many lodge names and mock praises their grand, mysterious work. The narrator admits reluctance, claiming he is not a joiner though he belongs to one group.
Kansas City hogs and cattle prices amid mixed receipts
Kansas City reports 19 000 hogs with higher prices for 180 and 240 lb butchers to 9.10, cattle receipts 5 000 with mostly steady to higher demand for slaughter classes and yearlings, vealers and feeders, and sheep trading firmer on some lambs. St Joseph shows slight gains on hogs and varied cattle and sheep quotes. Peoria grain markets hold steady to higher with corn and oats mixed across grades.
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Waterloo Evening Coukizn
Swaperloo
Iti
Gunn
TATE
Owine Growers Board
State Dairy Association
Jowa
Hearst
Iowa Bureau
County
Bureau
Hays
Ames Economigt Oas
New Top
Sec
Minnerolis
UW. S
Wisconsin
Idaho
Russell U. S
Minneapolis
Flotir
Minneapolia
INS
Mogs
Board of Trade
ST. Louis
Re. Touts
Whenk
Bbc
Britain
Italy
Belgium
Hedland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Juro-Blavin
Austria
Bowmania
Brazil
Wie
Nokia
Shanghai
Montreal
Chicaga
Northwest
New
York
Treasury
Inbi
St. Louis. : Wreag i. Eeiae
Dale Cressline
Beens Pais
Kansas City
Fleur
Missouri
Kansas City Grain
iYac
Omaha
St.Louis
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
College
J. Edward Tuftt
Friends of Mine
Hacklers
Rotln Woods
Glens
Ned
Tollers
Pete Greggs
Marcus Lange
John
Africa
Santa Fe
Kansas City Livestock
Gattle
Peoria
James E. Bennett & Go
LaSada St
Weaver St
Wies
Cities Service Company
Its
W. D. Hanna & Co
Pioneer Bank
Brig
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