Union and Bureau Hold Friendly Meeting on TB Test
In Black Hawk County Iowa representatives of the Farmers' Union and the County Farm Bureau met at the farm bureau office in the courthouse. The talks focused on the compulsory tuberculosis test, with both sides expressing views, seeking harmony, and agreeing to education and possible legal actions if needed.
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Black Hawk County
Farmers’ Union
Black Hawk County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
H. G. Peverill
Black Hawk County Farmers’ Union
J. H. Rigdon
W. OR. Nickerson
Henry Doepke
B. H. Christensen
Herman Miller
Edin Reuter
Swalling
W. A. Eyestone
A. L. Kreger
Orns Howard
Oni
Black's Tearoom
Farmers’ Union Committee
T. B
Bureau
Smalling
Bureauy
Peverill
Rigdon
Raymond
Peverill Hadeen
County Board of Supervisors
Black Hawk
Union
Supreme Court
T. B. Say
Best Farmer in United States Advocates Clover and Phosphates
Wellman Indiana Virginia San area report covers Frank Mann of Gilman who spoke at the Wellman energy institute about fertility building on farms. He claims applying phosphate to clover and then feeding clover to corn produced 98 bushel corn and 54 bushel wheat yields over the past two years.
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Wellman
San
Wellmar Ener Institute
Farmers Questions and Comments Invited
Readers may send inquiries and letters to the Farms Department at the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Iowa. Communications should be addressed to the editor with contact details.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Iows
Seed corn and farm sale results at Larson and Lewis auctions
Seed corn sold for 2.70 a bushel at E F Larson sale on the Ganlick farm four miles southeast of Oneida Ja. Silage brought 2.50 a ton and hay 100 a ton. Horses sold for 80 each, cows 100, broad saws 12 and 15. At H J Lewis sale four miles northwest of Edgewood tops included 42 Holsteins at 122, while eighteen hogs brought 3 to 14 each and twelve horses 100 to 1 860 pounds averaged around 190 each.
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Worner
Serco
Oneida
E. F. Larson
Ue R'E. Ganlick Farm
Here
H. J. Lewis
Edgewood
Daughters Surpass Dams in Black Hawk Cow Tests
The Pioneer Cow Testing association in Black Hawk county reports daughters of Pabst Creator Blossom show stronger milk output and fat than dams. Estimates show daughters averaging 15 060 pounds of milk and 530 9 pounds of fat versus dams at 12 181 pounds and 393 9 fat. Seven daughters of King MutAl Pon ting Abberkirk will be compared with their dams. The year end data will reveal the bull's value based on daughter records versus dam records.
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Black Hawk County
Pabst
Blossom
King Mutual Ponting Abberkirk
Luncheon for Hen at 9 p.m. Aids Egg Production
An Ames Iowa report explains shifting a hen’s working season with electric lights can raise output during high price periods. Professor R J Cochran notes lights do not raise annual per hen eggs, but boost production when prices peak. Proper care and feeding are essential to avoid harming hens.
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Ames
R. J. Cochran
Iowa State College
Cothran
Cochran
J A Rigdon to Speak on Tuberculosis Eradication at Boies
An open meeting will be held in the Boies hall Tuesday evening January 24. J H Rigdon a farmer north of Waterloo will discuss bovine tuberculosis and eradication methods with welcome for both supporters and opponents. Educational features will be emphasized and Black Hawk Bremer farmers are invited.
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Boies
J. H. Rigdon
Waterloo
pBow Black Hawk
Bremer
Arm Bureau Women Study Clothing in County Project
Independence Ta Jan 21 The first lesson of the first year clothing project was given to Brehanan county farm women. The lesson covered bias tape and its uses led by Mrs Mildred Elder of the extension service. Five training centers hosted cooperators from different townships at various locations including Winthrop High School and Jefferson and Hon townships.
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Independence
Brehanan
Mise Mildred Elder
Extension Service
Hamre
M Short
Hazelton
Fiirbank
Perry Township
Winthrop High School
Buffain
Ron
Fremont
Perry
TH. A. Hallett
Westbury
Sumner
Washing
Tom Manson
Quasquetan
Middlefield Conn
Newton
Liberty
al Smith
Jefferson
Hon
Washington Township Farm Bureau Meeting at Oscar Pinter Home
Washington Township Farm Bureau plans a one day meeting at the Oscar Pinter home on Wednesday January 25. County agent J L Uban and Mrs Pr Lb Pridey Bennington township will attend. The group will focus on the women’s project fin lesson and require attendees to bring sandwiches and another food item.
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Cedar Falls
Washingtono Township
Oscar Pinter
J. L Uban
Pr. Lb
Priediey
Bennington Township
Intler
Toyner
Dewar
Poyner Township
Farm Bureau
Follett Hall
Farm Bureau 10 Start Campaign in Black Hawk County
Directors and women leaders of Black Hawk County Farm Bureau outlined a membership drive at a luncheon. Plans call for dividing into township groups, appointing canvassing committees, staging a one day prospect visit starting in the morning and ending with an oyster dinner at noon. County Agent J L Urban to provide oysters.
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Black Hawk County Farm Bureau
Black’s
Ecoroom
Balance Needed in Brood Sow Ration, John Harvard Says
Ames Iowa January 21 emphasis on proteins minerals vitamins and bulk in supplementary feeds to balance grains for brood sows. tests at Town Agricultural Experiment station by John M Evward head of Moeslock experimental work and assistant C C Culbertson. Corn alone poor but two-fifths pound tankage per sow daily with corn keeps sows in good condition producing strong pigs. Alfalfa hay balances corn. mineral mix kept before sows at all times. Salt limestone bone meal iron oxide potassium oxide form mixer used at Iowa station. Also stressed water shelter sun lice worms and avoiding overcrowding.
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Ames
Town Agricultural Experiment Station
John M. Evward
Moeslock
C. C. Culbertson
Walforn
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Storage of farm products shows lower year over year
United States Department of Agriculture reports January cold storage totals for dairy meats and other goods. Butter stocks reach 46,309,000 pounds versus 34,347,000 last January, while frozen poultry sits at 1,417,678,000 pounds against 1,4447,000. Apples in storage total 1,673,000 barrels and 32,250,000 boxes, with other items lower than a year ago.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economies
United States Department of Agriculture
Amiericanscheese
Apple
Clarksville Firm Sells South Dakota Corn For 85 Cents
Christen son Grain Co sold a car load of South Dakota corn at 85 cents per bushel with another car en route. The northwestern corn quality described as good, a rare pickup in Clarksville. Route reports from St Paul Livestock show cattle and sheep market actions, with mixed prices and receipts, and Omaha grain quotes for No 1 hard wheat and various corn grades.
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Courier Xpeete
Clarksville
Christenson Grain Company
South Dakota
Northwest
Corn Close Is Heavy Shifting Outlook Weakens Values
Chicago markets show heavy corn buying up to 1,000,000 bushels in 48 hours, with export demand for wheat slow and oats firm. Corn eased on favorable belt weather and cash arrivals, while wheat fluctuated on domestic crop outlook and Liverpool factors. Provisions softened as hogs demand improves. a clearing house statement notes a reserve increase of 15.25 million dollars.
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Chicago
Enrnee Shogorn
Tony
North America
Liverpool
Wren
Sac
Washington
Clearing House
New York
Stocks Hesitate On Profit Sales In New York Market
New York Jan 21 stock market opened firm with large gains in key industrials but a heavy wave of profit taking paused the upturn. Mont Power led with sharp gains, while Adams Express and Montgomery Ward posted notable rises as pools remained active and total volume neared 1,000,000 shares.
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Montana Power
R.pf
Bracy
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Hudson Madlers
U. S. Steel
International Harvester
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Ganadian Pacific
Atchison
Mathieson Alkall
Peint
Railond
Westinghouse Electric
Abitibi Power
Up Itz
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Hudson Noters
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International Match
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Sterling
Alfied Chemical & Dye
Ametrican Can
Deneyey American Car & Foundry
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Seaboard Air Line
Roebuck
Sinclair Gon
Southern Southern Southern Standard
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Standard ON
Studebaker Borer Nnn Texas Corporation
Texan Galt Sulphur Texas Pacific Ld
Timken
Union Carbide
Unton Pacific
United States Ind
Alc
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Western
Maryland
Ccceses Westinghouse Electric
Willys Overland
Woolworth
Yellow Truck Air Reduction
American
Standard Gas & Electric
American Smelt
American Sugar
American T. & T
American Tobacco
American Woolen
Anaconda Gopper
Alchison
Aeaeee
Baltimore & Chio
Encenanen
Gota Cole
Lobel Colorado
Pyel
Corn Products Crucible Steel
Dodge Bros. A du Pont de Nem
Erle Vyeuevess
Syeseeyee
Ging Pletschimano
Sereeereeneneene TM
Freeport
Texas
Reve
OTM
General Electric Verewees
Geenrol Motors
General Railway
Northern
Houston OW
Hudson Motors
Mwinois Central
Hearvester
Nickel
Wtee Inter
Kansas City
Kennecott Copper
Lehigh Valley
Mack Truck
Karland Oil On
Kan
Texas Missouri Pacific
Montgomery Ward Nash Motors
York Central
N. H. & Hitch
Norfolk & Western
Packard
Patti American
Pennsylvania
Phillips Petroleum Pierce Arrow Postum
Reading
Rep
Trondé
Steel Reynolds Tobacco
Aes
Liberty Bonds
Liberty
Treasury Alga
Lista
Wall of Trade Cash Quotations From Chicago Winters
Chicago Jan 21 Board of Trade quotes show wheat and corn prices with various contract grades. Oats and barley values listed, timothy and clover seed figures appear, with lard ribs and bellies per hundredweight noted in provisions.
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Board of Trade
Hogs and Cattle Prices Reported Steady to Higher
Chicago hogs receipts 9,000 cattle 700 sheep 500 with mixed movement. Hogs mostly steady to Friday’s average. top 58.45, most good 180 to 300 pounds 8.25 to 8.40, light weights down. Cattle firm to higher on week’s close, fed steers 25 to 50 cents lower earlier, heavy demand for good grades, vealers up to 2.50, fat cows 2.50 higher, yearlings and light calves mixed gains. Sheep and lambs firm with week’s gains around 35 cents. Western lambs around 13.00, natives about 12.25 to 13.50. Sugar futures decline 1/3 cent. raw sugar 43 3/4 cents, refined unchanged at 6.80.
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ST. Paul
Erie
Strang
Alose
Chicago
Ught Realtrs
Kansas City
E. ST. Louis Livestock East Bt
Lowlx
Gattle
Butter and Cheese Prices and Receipts Across Markets
New York and Chicago market roundups show steady butter receipts of 3 731 tubs and 19 890 cases with varied items such as extempists and browns. Cheese steady with 100 128 hounds. poultry notes include live, dressed broilers and fowls with prices across multiple categories and regions.
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New York
Dilto
Dito
Bond Market Shows Quiet Tone in New York Trading
In New York on January twenty first bond dealings remained subdued with modest advances and little activity. New issues were scarce as Rock Island Frisco and Atchison mortgages led minor gains, while Missouri Pacific 4% barely moved. Government securities traded with little change and futures opened barely steady across cotton and grain markets in Chicago and Kansas City.
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Rock Island
Frisco
Atchison
Missouri Pacific
United States
Livestock market snapshot from East St Louis and Sioux City
East St Louis receipts total 7 500 with steers 170 to 300 pounds selling up to 8 50 per pound and cows/palls mixed. Sioux City reports cattle and hog prices with top steers around 17 25 and hogs 8 20 to 8 50, writs of sales and transfer notices also listed for local real estate.
Grain and Provisions Review Weekly in Chicago Jan 21
Wheat acreage in poor condition amid snow cover drives cautious outlook for new crop with price increases over last week. Cattle and oats show mixed moves while corn holds, and lard remains relatively cheap supporting provisions demand as farmers debate Washington farm policy.
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Chicago
United States
Amon
Argentina
Australia
Butter Prices Cut Across Markets to Stimulate Buying
Chicago January 21 butter quotations have been reduced sharply on all markets to spark buying interest. Analysts attribute the drop to general confidence loss from reports of easing production while higher feeds raise dairy costs by 3 to 5 dollars per ton. Despite ample fresh butter supplies, storage butter usage remains restrained, with hopes for better clearance as buyers shift to fresh goods later in the month.
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Chicago
Nee
Omaha Livestock Market Report for January 31
Omaha Nebraska cattle and hog prices and receipts listed for the day. Hog receipts 6500 with top 8.20 and 200 to 300 pound butchers at 8.15. cattle receipts 500 with varied prices for fed steers, yearlings, heifers and cows. sheep receipts with wool lambs at 12.85 to 13.00 and fat ewes at 7.00 to 7.25.
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Omaha
Neb
St Joseph Livestock and Grain Prices Report
St Joseph Missouri January 21 livestock receipts five thousand slaughter cattle steady to 250 higher, vealers and stockers up to 25 cents, top steer price 14.75, yearlings 14.65, cows 11.00, slaughter heifers 12.50. Sheep receipts four thousand with fat lambs up to 19.38, cattle and hogs mixed market with regional price shifts. Minneapolis grain reports wheat prices for various grades, corn and oats prices listed, potatoes market dull with limited sales and prices for assorted regional varieties.
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ST. Joseph
Iwesterns
Ted
Minneapolis
Minn
Montana
Futures Report From Cileago Stock Notes
Fragmented item lists futures for butter and related storage standards with scattered dates and terms. The text references months January February March and terms such as fresh gathered firsts and packed firsts, but details are garbled.
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Cileago
Pest control ad cites taxes and pests in old notice
A fragmentary advertisement promotes Mayera Red Fox Poison Kernals. It mentions rats mice as universal pests and references how families face recurring costs. It lists sale points and suggests purchasing at local stores. The text reflects a late era pest control pitch amid economic pressures.
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Deag
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