Directors Nas for Go Op Plant at Meeting Here
Waterloo Co operative Dairy Company members elected nine directors to fill vacancies after last summer’s reorganization. Names include Jake Hartarian John Stiver B Dammerman H W Miler and more. A Wednesday meeting will decide continued service for Maust and Rehder’s status after a ballot recount.
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Nas
Waterloo Co-operative Dairy Company
Jake Hartaian
John Stiver
B. Dammerman
H.W. Miler
E. K. West
B. E. Sage
W. W. Blough
W. H.mause
J. (. Connett
RH. Rehder
Mr. Rehder
Mr.Maust
Serbambes Mee
Hooy
Waterloo
P. I. Henderson
Courier
District Meeting of Farmer Bureau Set for February 3
The third Iowa Farm Bureau district schedules a one day meeting at a central location with county agents and home demonstration workers. Speakers include Charles Hearst president of the Iowa Farm Bureau and a Cedar Falls farmer. The program covers seed coordination and bureau work across counties with a luncheon and discussions concluding the day.
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Farm Bureau
Jawa
Totel
Russenl-Lamson Wernesdar
Iowa Farm Luereau
Cedar Falls
Rust
Franklin County
Spe
Adam Middleton
Eagle Grove
Mrs Chalmer Strayer Profit From Poultry on Two Jesup Lots
Mrs. Chalmer Strayer reports a profitable first year with poultry on two Jesup lots. She bought 700 White Leghorn chicks April 1925 and, after expenses of fence repairs and stock, shows net gains of $284.31 from eggs and sales by January 1942. Her modern straw-loft coop, ventilation, and ration plan boosted production with pullets starting in August and steady laying through winter, aided by lighting and daily upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalmer Strayer
Jesup
Surayer Place
Supimler
Strayer
Meeting on Farms Next for Solving Seed Corn Puzzle
The Black Hawk County Farm Bureau plans a series of farm town meetings to demonstrate corn testing methods. County Agent J L Wban has yet to confirm locations. public notices will announce venues at farmer homes testing their own corn. Experts warn 1926 seed supply may be short and yields lower, risking higher prices.
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Black Hawk
County Farm Bureau
J. L.wban
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Polled Hereford Week Brings Breeders to Iowa
Des Moines will host the eleventh Polled Hereford breeders convention from February 8 to 19. A cattle show at the state fairgrounds has nearly 100 entries from 28 herds across seven states, with a select cattle sale closing the event on February 10 at the state fair pavilion. Advanced registrations have come from Nova Scotia, Indiana, Virginia, and surrounding areas.
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Des Moines
fFor
B. O. Gannon
Gfinia
America
Ad J Yance
Nova Tesas
Indiana
Virginia
Associaton
27 000 Bushels of Grain Sealed for Tamaco
Farmers report 27 000 bushels of grain sealed for Tamaco with only about 208 bushels of corn and a small amount of oats warehoused in the county. The article hints farmers prefer immediate money over storage.
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Tamaco
Tanta County
Corn products show planned to popularize sugar and other goods
In Tracr Ta Jan 1 Kuones Covit a Clutter merchant plans a corn products show to boost use of corn sugar and Juwa corn items. Mr Cech offers prizes while local farmers are invited to view displays and discuss products with Juwa brands.
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Tracr
Kuones Covit
Clutter
Cech
Putters
Tawa Farm Bureau Sees Membership Rise at Des Moines Meet
At the annual Des Moines gathering the Tawa farm Bureau reports 1925 membership reached 6000, with finances solid including a 10000 reserve fund. Dues are five dollars with allocations to county, state, and American federations. The group plans expanded cooperative marketing and poultry marketing efforts to aid farmers amid tough statewide conditions.
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Tawa Farm Bureau Federation
Des Moines
Fister
Waterlap
Charles Hearst
Cedar Falls
Ray Gibbon
Bureau
Eagle Farm Bureau Meeting Aims Craft Skills And Talks
Eagle Farm Township Farm Bureau members from Karte Township gather for a Wednesday meeting. County and home demonstration agents attend. Members will study rag making and bring rug making materials. A talk on commercial rise is planned. Dinner served at noon with sandwiches and covered dish to share.
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Karte Township
Grain market advances and mixed signals on wheat
The report notes firmer wheat prices with a 1 1/2 cent gain amid cautious buying and USDA projections of a 1925-26 world wheat crop near 4.0 billion bushels. Corn and oats fluctuate as weather outlooks and demand shift, while U.S. visible grain supply shows declines in wheat and declines in corn with various regional price movements.
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Aia Ules
United States
Ise
Wegilin
United States Department of Agriculture
Arger
Owanu
Lewers
Ark
Stock buying surges on merger hopes and earnings outlook
York, Jan 18 AP investors push shares higher on merger rumors and anticipated large earnings. United States Cast Iron Pipe tops 201, up 3 percent, as American Can, Du Pont, Nash Motors and California Packing gain about 5. Air Reduction, Slow Sheffield Steel and Bierce Arrow preferred rise 4 percent. Mixed price moves resume trading amid short covering and favorable reserve gains.
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York
United States
American Can
DuPont
Nash Motors
Californie
Sheffield Steel
Bierce Arrow
Norfolk and Western
Eee
Ateue Pee
Sm. & Ret
Tiemn Sugar Am
Tel
American ‘Tobacco
eUerican Woolen
Amiconda Copper
Coast Line
Baldwin Loco
Balt
Ohio
Bethlehem Steel Chandler Socer
Chesapeake & Ohio
Shia, Ie C. Rk
L& P
Chile
Chrysler Corp
Coca Cola
Colorado Fuel - Consolidated Gas
Crucible Steel
Cuba Cane
Dodge Bros
du Pont Dalectrice Pow. & Li
Ctf
the Railroad
Picirers Fish Rubber Foundation
General Asphalt
General Bleet
General Motors Gt
Tron Creetfs
Northern
Gulf States
Steel
Hudson Motors
Illinois Central
Combustion
Int
Harvester
Nickel
iNennecott Copper
Lehigh Valley
Louisville & Nash
Mack Truck Marland Oil
Mid-Continent
Kan
Tex
Missouri Pac
Montgomery Wardt
New York Central
N.Y
A. & Hud
Norfolk & Westor
Ameri
Southern Pacific Pacific
Pickard Motorola
Phibins Petroleum
Stewart-Warmer
St Baker
Dnien Pacific
United Cigar Star
U.S
Ind
Aalcohol
St Steel
Railway Raking FF
Elecu Wisile Motors
Willis-Oqcerland
Woolworth
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts Reported
Produce price listings from Chicago and New York markets show varied futures and byproducts. Butter, eggs, poultry, and cheese are recorded with receipts and price movements across multiple facilities, noting steady or mixed trends and regional differences.
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Chicago
New York
Prices of Hay Holding Steady in Weekly Market Review
The U S Department of Agriculture reports receipts of hay were generally adequate for market needs for the week Jan 11-16 despite snow and poor roads. Timothy and prairie hay prices remain higher than a year ago but lower than two years back, with No 1 timothy quotes in multiple cities and No 1 prairie hay prices listed for Kansas City, Omaha, Chicago and others.
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Washington, D.C
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Timothy
Reston
New York
Pittsburgh
Ineinnall
Chicago
Louis
Ikunsaa
Memphis
Denver
Ousha
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Bruirie
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Louis
Linnenpods
Wheat and seed price quotations from Chicago board
Market report lists wheat futures and various seed grades with prices and grades such as No 7 red No 2 hard and No 1 mixed along with state burley tobacco and cloverseed quotes. Notes typos and unclear entries reflect AP wire text from Chicago trading floor.
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Chicago
Ja ‘Ts
Gliie
Nut Whig
Abe
Rees Na
State Burley
Uneven Hog and Cattle Prices Reported in Chicago Trade
Chicago market notes uneven hog receipts and price shifts with lighter weights in demand. Hog prices show 12.25 to 13.00 range for 160 to 180 pound cuts, with larger weights around 12.00 to 13.50. packing hogs steady. Cattle receipts at 15,000 with steers and yearlings higher, bulls weaker. sheep receipts 22,600 with fat lambs near Friday levels and ewes steady.
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East ST. Louis
St. Louis
Til
Chicago
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Iowa
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Farmer Bureau
Cwo Crett
Coverdale
Charlies Coverdale
Clinton County
J. G. Chrysler
Walcott
Eagle Farm Bureau
Minneapolis
Kansas
Myetobis
Easty TankAny
Sareh
TVA
Xnuw York Grat
Jon
Whitey
New York Maling
Texas
Coffe
Santas
Cu Angel
Belgiwr
Liberty
Hofts
Patatoes
Tanes
White
Polts Floul Linn
Fiour
Batic Inwerz
Lanigan Bros. & Co
Marsh-Place
H. A. Morey
Pete
Cate
Auon
Shams
Ant Mugler
Elie Southern
Jia
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Hennery
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Fenee Browns
Express
Western Springs
Youngs America
Nansas City
Red River
Mt. Jan
Vie
Waterloo Mins Co
Royoy
Young Twins
Iprom Rath Packing Co
B. Rath
Burving
Soms
Cohn Bros
Board of Trade
Bettster
Strom
Cmmercial National Company
First-Trust
Land Bank
Towa Experiment Station
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Worvester Co
L. P. Scott
Waterloo, Iowa
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