Butter Production Soars at Traer Creamery Meeting
Traer Co Operative Creamery reports 069,780 pounds of butter produced in the year with patrons numbering about 700. Butter fat sold brought $238,922.85 to producers, while shell fat was 1,624.09 pounds. The co op organized in 1926 began June operations and expanded with new equipment and emphasis on cow testing and quality. Directors re elected for three years and talks on creamery problems highlighted the annual meeting.
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Gourier Special Service
Tract
Trier
Cent
Lls
J. Caslavka
Frank Seanzk
R. Cg.wood
J. G. Powell
F Miemeier
Powell
R. O. Stortieg
Town Extension Service
Chicago
WN. O. Bendixon
R. G. Stoakes
Pears
Tama County
Shell Rock Creamery Yeilds Butter Fat and Sales Rise
Shell Rock Creamery association paid an average price of 5.5 12 cents per pound for 273.058 pounds of butter fat last year. Total sales reached 158,425.24 dollars, up 34,443.46 from 1926. The plant received 578,433 pounds of milk and 293,166 pounds of cream. Officers for 1928 include President J. Myers and Vice President George Austin with C. D. Adair as secretary and C. O. Towne as treasurer.
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fConviar Spaviat
Shell Rock
Indan
Shell Rock Creamery Association
Ja ©. Myers
George Austin
C. D. Adair
C. O. Towne
A. HR. Austin
Verne Conner
Eaa Tharp
E. N. Nral
Auctioneer Says Farm Sale Prices Are Good Across Goods
Peter Christensen held a sale on the A L Bradley farm near St Francs with prices ranging from 60 to 129 for cattle and 7.50 to 11 per head for hogs. Auctioneer William Holland notes strong demand as farmers bring cows calves and grains to market and urges producers to stay home and work the sale.
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Peter Christensen
A. L. Bradley
Intle
St. Francs Lospass
William Holland
Nelfers
Christensen
Holland
Raush
Cedar Falls Farm Bureau Meeting Planned for Friday
Cedar Falls Township Farm Bureau schedules a Friday evening gathering at 8 o clock in the I C C FP hall. County Agent J S han to present motion pictures. Mr and Mrs Ora Howard to report on the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation convention. readings and special items to follow. Attendees asked to bring dishes and snacks.
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Cedar Falls
J. Shan
Ora Howard
Iowa
Butter contest winner shines with top scores at Manchester
Kucker repeats high marks at a state butter contest in Manchester earning a gold medal with 94.5. Competitors include Fred Haerms 93.6 A W Willander 92.5 Ladage 99.06 Spurbeck 99 Weger 93.33 Schroeder 81.83 Soles 93.5 and Primus 94.25 who took second prize.
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Pred Kucker
Fenton, Farmers” Creamery
Manchester
Minneapoli
Fred Haerms
Oelwein
A. W. Willander
Walker
H. ©. Ladage
Tripoli
W. A. Rizer
Jandalla
W. J. Spurbeck
Denver
Otto FP. Weger
Strawberry Point
G. OC. Mittlestadt
Maynard
Joh Schroeder
Westgate
R. J. Allenstein
Sumner
F. Nelson
New Hampton
Ralph Schmidt
Lamont
B. T. Soles
Stout
Will Behrens
Waverly
W. H. Beavers
Readlyn
W. Turner
Aurora
Paul P. Schroeder
T. Douglas May
BE. J. Primus
Arlington
H. W. Konken
Reuben Larson
Osage
Alboart Harris
Oclwein
D. W. Mohler
Bran Cheaper Than Oats for Fayette Co Dairy Cattle
Fayette Ta Jan 19 counties dairy meeting finds dairymen with ample alfalfa or clover hay can solve most feeding problems. With rising grain costs, legumes offer higher protein. alfalfa supplies about three times the protein and six times the time as timothy. Bran at 34 a ton becomes economical versus oats at 50–65 cents. oats grinding adds cost. Bran and oats can interchange in grain mixes, adjusted for roughage availability and digestible protein percent.
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Fayette, Ta
Rome
Fayette County
Timothy
Corm
North Dakota Seed Company Buys Soys from Hudson Farm
North Dakota Seed Company purchased soybeans from Hudson Farm. A shipment of twenty five bushels of Manchu beans left B and Strayer farm for a seed house in North Dakota. Strayer notes prices started low but may rise as conditions affect demand, with normal farmer needs guiding purchases.
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North Dakota Seed Company
Hudson Farm
Serrien Hudson
B. & Strayer
North Dakota
Mir. Strayer
Werther
Plan Farm Meetings in Township Program Talks
Mayette and Tadan, representativ es of the township farm bureau program committees, will convene at the farm bureau office on Saturday January 21 to review plans for improving monthly township meetings and programs.
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Mayette
Tadan
Representa Fiver
Township Farm Bureau
Pro-Gram
Farm Bureau
Farmers Questions and Comments Invited in Courier
Readers are invited to send questions and comments to the Editor Farm Department at the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Iowa. Communications should be addressed to the editor and may include responses by farmers and residents.
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Wainrlua Evening Courier
Waterloo
Iowa
Printing Butter Becomes Newest Trend in Dairy Markets
Industry leaders signal a shift to printed butter sold by creameries rather than traditional tubs or boxes. At Garnaville’s cooperative, about 300000 pounds annually are printed and sold to a major market firm. Mason City headquarters will supply printed butter by carload to a large chain store, with further expansion anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnaville
Marketing Association of Tawa Brand Creameries
Mason City
Henry Lafrenz
Hudson Co-operative Party Association
Carload of horses shipped from Iowa to Rockford
Prourier Special Service Marble Rock Iowa January 19 seven carloads of livestock were shipped in one night. A car of horses went to Rockford Illinois. A load of mules used on the county highway was sent to the contractor Carl Maxson. Three cars of hogs shipped to Chicago.
Drought Stiffens Futures Values Across Markets
Chicago wheat closed firmer with gains as traders anticipated improved weather and higher demand. Corn and oats remained firm with exports steady. hog prices defied the trend and weather forecasts boosted winter wheat prospects. Kansas City and Toledo seed markets note little change in clover and timothy.
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Chicago
Breausa
Corr. Com
Ans
Oak Inter
Coftn
Mexico
Kansas City
Taverpool
Hog and cattle market summary with higher hog prices
Chicago January 19 hog receipts 50 000 active trade to shippers traders and small packers better grades heavy butchers steady. Hog averages rise with 170 lb pigs up 3.28 8.45, 140 160 lb weights 7.75 8.25, packing hogs 7.15 7.40, sows 6.90 7.60. Cattle receipts 9 600 cows steady to strong bulls up 10 15 cents vealers mostly 5 cents higher. Sheep receipts 13 000 lambs 15 25 cents higher. fat lambs 139 154 138.85. Overall steady to higher hog values, slow steer demand, cows steady to strong.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Neifris
Chitago
Wrednesday
Tao
Representative Sales Livestock in Union Yards
Union Yards Chicago reports a representative livestock sale with hogs leading the consignments. The item notes the sale date as June 10 to 18 and highlights hog entries among the offerings.
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Chicago
No Impediments to Stock Upturn Amid Mixed Trading
Unimpeded upward drift returns to stocks as brokers lift prices after mixed starts. G R Gunney gains 9 to 52 on strong earnings. early movers include General Electric Inland Steel Sterling Products while Adams Cypress leads gains in the utilities group. Foreign exchange shows gains in Spanish pesetas and steady Sterling cables with overall closing strength.
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New York
Inn
G. R. Gunney
General Electric
In-land Steel
Sterling
Jewel
Publc Utilities Group
Adams Cypress
Abitibi Power
Electrica Power & Light
Interborough Rapids Transit
Montegomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Wright Aeronautical
Freeport Texas
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Hudson Motors
Madison Square Garden
Foreign Exchange
Tndzy
Aw, Chem, & Dye
American Can
American Sun
American Sugar
Americat
American Tobacco B
American Water Works
American Woolen
Anaconda - Atchison Baldwin Locomtive
Nickel
Inter
Kansas City Southern
Kennapcobt
Kehign Vahey
Gouisville A& Sashvilla
Mack Truck
Marland Olwee
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Missouri Pacific
Montgomery Ward
Nash Motors
New York Central
H. & Hartford
Norfolk & Western
Pacine Packard
Reerr
Pan American Pet
Paramount Fam
Las
Pennsylvania
Phillips Petroleum
Pierce-Arrow Postium
Radio
Reading
Iran & Steel Reynolds Techorco
San Fran
Seaboard Air Line
Sinclair Can
Dairies Aove
Cee
Southern Pacific
Wigscore
Southern Failway
Califarns Standard Ol
New Jersey Standard OU
Studebaker
Elanet ST
Texas Corporation
Texas
Texas & Pacific
Texas Pacific Ld
Omaha Livestock Market Report Summary
Receipts and prices from Omaha area cattle and calves for the period show steady to weak demand. Early figures list 11 500 head with mixed classes including heifers and cows, while fat ewes and lambs bring varied rates and total turnover around several thousand dollars.
Livestock and grain prices from Kansas City and Minneapolis markets
Market notes show receipts and price ranges for wheat corn oats and hay across Kansas City Minneapolis St Louis and Peoria. No. 1 and No. 2 grades dominate with small shifts in bid values. readings include specific prices for No. 2 dark hard winter wheat and No. 3 yellow corn among others.
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Minneapolis Graln
Minneapolis
Minn
Cnrs
Montana
ST. Louis
Gl. Lewis
Feed markets stronger the weather is mild
Market data from January 19 reports stronger feed markets aided by higher grain prices and good wheat feed output. Cattle hogs and sheep receipts are listed across multiple markets with prices and offerings. notes include standard grades for bran middlings and meals with regional quotations and year over year comparisons.
Board of Trade Cash Quotations January 1944 Prices
Wheat prices for No 2 ed No 3 hard and other grades listed. Corn oats rye and barley quotes shown with multiple mixed and white varieties. Provisions and seeds valued with figures for Timothyseed Gleverseed and melies. The data reflects historical Chicago market quotations.
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Chicago
Bond Market Shows Mixed Demand Across Sectors
The New York bond market marked another day of activity with prompt oversubscription in a $4,000,000 City of Santiago issue and steady absorption of Missouri Pacific bonds near prior peaks. New England Telephone edged upward, while French issues remained a bright spot amid a quiet overall scene. Government securities showed little movement.
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New York
Dan
Santiago
Chile
Missouri Pacific
New England Telephone
Firmneaa
United States
New York Market Receipts Show Creamery Eggs and Poultry Prices
Markets report butter milk eggs and poultry receipts across New York and Chicago with creamery extras around 46c to 47c for butter and 16 585 for eggs, while poultry prices hold firm across freight and express movements. Irregulars and firsts dominate egg categories. turkeys and ducks show varied bids and unchanged overall.
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New York
Butler
Atwe
Express
Chicago
Springs
St. Louis
BL. Louis
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Hogs receipts 5500 with prices up to 8.40 for 210 to 260 pounds. Cattle receipts 2000 with fed steers steady to higher, top 13.50 for light weights. Sheep receipts 6000 with lambs and yearlings up, top 13.15 for light lambs to shippers and 12.85 to packers for heavier offerings.
Peoria Livestock and Cotton Market Summary
Peoria reports 3000 hogs at 8.40 to 8.60 and 3.60 to 4.20 for bulk. Reedlote cattle to 100 head. Liverpool cotton sales total 8000 bales with Midlands fair around 13.55. other days show futures up slightly and January-March-May prices moving. Chicago cotton opens higher. sugar markets steady with refined at 5.40.
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Chicago
Amy Bellirs
Esterdas
Shane
Tistes
Sita
Jar
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Red River
Liverpool
Midlands
Patured
INS i—Cotten
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Oday
Traer Greamery
Kucker
Fred Kucker
Fayette Co
Sturayer
Strayer
Garnaville Creamery
Rockford, Ill
Robert W. Combs
St, Joseph
St Joseph
SIMO
Louis Livestock
Gouin
Vwaghis
Sato
Parker
Drouth Stiffend
Toledo Seeds
Toledo
Nonn
Waterloo Mills
Beter A AG
Grange Creamery
Swift & Co
Waterton
Nea
Snooth Springs
Towa Flour & Fret Co
Timothy Nays
Cohn
Arnall
Northwest
Duluth
Price
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Ulao
Wade dLaz
Alan
Ban Ay
Tore Aed
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Van
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Jugo-Stayta
Austria
Ravmania
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Brazil
Toklo
Shanghai
Montreal
BU Ia
Omaha Livestock
Omana
Nep
SiMe
Aslondy
Shade Walter
Anton
Starling
Freder Lamb Alon
Black Hawk
Henk Jebbis
INS
Saale
Wate Terlog Clearing House Association
Chigagg
Vree
Louis
Kansas Ciyyy
Kansas Cy
le High
Tri No
Wulte
Gge
Peoria
Washington, D.C
Omaha
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Indianapolis
al- Cleveland
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Pacife
Board of Trade
Melies
Frorace
Nutter
Minneapolis, Minn
Peoria Livestock
Reedlote
State Loan Co
Riviera
Wollenberger
Wollenberger & CO
Salle Streat
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