American stock encloses herds of British farmers show
Aimes Jan 25 UP The purebred cattle of the United States outrank British stock says George Manards, Scots-born herdsman at Iowa State College Edwards. He compares U S cattle with British stock and argues Americans hold superiority overall. He notes America has imported the cream of British stock over 85 years. Edwards, a leading cattle feeder at the college, rejects strict reliance on balanced rations and favors plain, unadulterated feed like local oats and hay. Family tradition in cattle feeding spans generations with four sons making notable records in show yards and international expositions.
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Aimes
JapJan
United States
America
Edwards
Iowa State’ College
Tey
George Edwards
Kesley Creamery Boosts Butter Fat in 1926
Kesley Co Operative Creamery reports 1926 business at 94509.07 with butterfat purchases of 10927.82 pounds and butter output at 220251 pounds up 14139 from 1925. Butter buyers shipped 8726 pounds and 3460 sold to customers. buttermilk revenue reached 6036.73. Officers reelected: President T S Jungling, Vice President Rivert Reverts, Secretary J Johnson. Directors include Niele Kampmann Andy Johnson Tara Tindeman Jerry Brinkman Vass. Buttermaker F A Carolus and directors praise patron cooperation and plant progress as third year closes.
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Kesley
Inn
Sesley
T.S. Jungling
Rivert “Reverts
J. Johnson
Niele Kampmann
Andy Johnson
Tara Tindeman
Jerry Brinkman
F. A. Carolus
Unis Co-Operative
Hog Auction Sees Train Links Altered Connections
Breeder Leo Clatin son of Naimipshires at Muwheya J9 will bring hogs to auction Thursday February 17. Buyers from distant towns are expected despite rail changes. Johnson anticipates strong patronage with boars in high demand and an estimated value around $1000. The event follows recent shows in Peoria and Towa County with multiple exhibitors.
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Leo Clatinson
Naimpshires
Muwheya
Johnson
Aistaner
Narita
Peoria
Severay Mem Tiiay
Towa County
Falys Tria
Hfickeye
Feiling
Fom
Texas
Place of National Dairy Exposition Still Unselected
Nation dairy exposition location remains undecided after a committee meeting of the National Dairy associations in Atlant Ca. executives considered possible sites but no definite action was taken on the 1927 exposition.
Farmers Question and Comment Invited to Editor
Waterloo Evening Courier invites readers to address questions and comments to the Farm Department. Submit messages to Waterloo, Iowa, with postal details or phone guidance for editorial coordination.
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Questiona
Cammenta
Addreds
Waterloo Evening Courier
Towa
President of Iowa 4-H Clubs Shares Nine Years of Experience
Grundy County resident Evan Tank recounts a nine year span in Iowa 4-H youth work. He describes starting with market pigs, short courses at Des Moines Ames, multiple club involvements, judging, and state fairs. Tank details breed choices, feeding insights, trips, and the value of leadership in 4-H.
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Iowa
Grundy County
Evan Tank
Wi Coen
Ginve Powltes
Pla
Bes
Des Moines
Grundy
Fale
Anes
Spain
Ams
Wesereasedt
Ctruandhy County
Amn
Lhe
Ames
Maumely
Aere Corm
Champien
Reid
Clits Congress
Udgsing
Toy
Town
Avestook
Chicago
Tendy County
Waterloo
Yayo Oeall Club
Son
Mechanical milker study report due after three years
A three year investigation into mechanical milking devices is to be presented. The forthcoming report details experiments at Favue on cattle and outlines equipment trials, grinding roughage advisability, and near term recommendations. The dairy department plans presentation at a committee meeting, with results and methodologies to be shared.
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Darco
Diiryinen
Favue
Twe
Ierie
Franklin County Fair Opens August 24
The Franklin County fair is set to open on August 24 with local plans, events, and officials mentioned. Community leaders including vice president and ASU organizers are referenced in connection to the fair's activities and preparations.
One Man Tops Five Highest Producers in Cow Test Assn
Schmadeke, living near Chiplestville, tops Butler County cow test with five highest producing cows. Herd averages include 57.9 and 5h.3 pounds of butterfat, with notable cows from Holsteins and Shorthorns. The record highlights Dasher herds and multiple breed rankings in the month’s test.
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Schmadeke
Butler County Tow
Sehmade Ke
Bremor
Pather Agsebion
Vike Erler
Deriant Livetit
Frelstetig
Tamaent & Wiis
Bute
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Summary
Livestock sale results show steady demand for stockers and fat cattle, with several lots of steers and yearlings offered. Prices noted include around 14.00 for some calves and 4.00 for certain fat cows, reflecting a moderate trading pace and typical market activity for the period.
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Tivordota
Hotene
Hugo
Corn Dull But Higher Wheat Strength Boosts Trade
Market notes show dull corn but stronger wheat giving a boost to grains. Demand remained good at Chicago and Gulf of Mexico areas with aggressive buying by commission houses lifting prices. Oats remained unsettled while oats and corn showed mixed movements amid European demand expectations.
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Louis
Chicago
Gulf of Mexico
Cotton and grain markets report from Liverpool and Chicago
A fragmented United States and Liverpool market note cites cotton futures opening steady to higher with January at about 1.39 cents per pound and May near 1.0. It also lists storage, shipments, and prices for potatoes, flour, and other commodities across Chicago and Minneapolis, indicating mixed movement and thin liquidity.
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Liverpool
Wits En Fair
Priven
Dawn Aluret
Reronbie
Daly She
St Paul Livestock Receipts Steady Amid Mixed Market
Livestock market reports from St Paul show receipts around 2000 with steady to firm tone across categories. Feeder cattle trade described as active with bids seen from Stonkers Rhema and others, while sheep and goats show cautious demand and varied quotes. Local listings include prices for Eels, Trout, and various hog and cattle lots, with regional names such as Joseph and Toledo appearing in market notes.
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Dorie
Stonkers
Dale
Dalig
Roevetats
Anna
Veadors Omonte
Wighss
Abani Veragns Bank Ton
Lari
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Ghicego Jan 25
Wheat prices shown for various grades with No 1 and No 2 yellow futures and mixed grades. Rye and barley values reported as 68 to 70 cents and 35.00 to 5.75 for timothy and 2.45 for provinalang.
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Board of Trade
Ghicego
Kansas City
Wansis City
Ata
Newa
Hog and cattle market snapshot with mixed weights
Chicago stockyard report shows hogs steady to slightly higher on light to medium weights, with prices around 12.00 to 12.85 for prime weights. Cattle receipts near 4.0k, with fed steers and heifers trading higher, and lambs active around 12.50 to 12.75. Overall week sales rising, fewer heavy hogs at top end, bulk demand for medium and lighter loads persists.
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Chicago
Wrights
Hest Cartle
Askerl
Auves
Denniail
Har
Aly
Stock Market Mixed with Large Declines and Narrow Gains
A volatile session in New York had early heavy selling in rails and industrials with notable declines for Burns Brothers, Remington, and Lehigh Valley among others. By midday some rails recovered while Western Maryland and Wheeling and Lake Erie showed dramatic moves. overall sentiment remained bearish amid creditor assignments and weak lead from major operators.
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Burns Brothers
Remington
Lehigh Valley
Baldwin
Call Joans
Maryland
Wheeling
Lake Berle
Philadelphia
Branking House
Whitely
Istey Welte Corporation
Gulf Mobile
W Northerp
Sainst
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Warner Pictates
Repub
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Inidit
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Bethlehem Steal
California
Cammuan
Cervo de Paseo
Chesapeake & Chio
MIL & Si
P. Ft
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B.D & Pre
Chile
Chr R Corp
Coca Cola
Cee
Colorado
Uel
Crucible Steel
Davison Chenleat
Mros
Port de Nemooo
Biecuile
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Madson Motors
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Ward
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Nerihromn
PTS
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Voxas & Tirlien
Cater Paritie Limited
Reporter expelled for slapping count at league meeting
Geneva notes a journalist named De Musth was sentenced today to 29 days in prison plus a 600 franc fine and 10 year ban from Switzerland after slapping Count Bethlen of Hungary during a League of Nations session last year. The incident sparked furor in League circles.
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Geneva
Tan
Tvan
Switzerland
Bethlen
Hungary
League of Nations
de Musth
League
Provisions Prices and Receipts From New York and Chicago Markets
New York and Chicago wholesale reports show creamery butter receipts around 16 097 tubs in New York with varied grade quotes and nearby whites, firsts, and specials. Chicago notes include butter receipts 12 933 tubs and packing stock values, with mixed quotes for creamery extras, standards, and firsts, alongside eggs, poultry, and cheese indicators and prices across several categories.
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Dresser
Use Brosiers
Dall Park
Midwest
Santos Mo
Chicago
Utter
Gil Ee
Kansas City Livestock Market Report and Prices
Kansas City market data shows receipts around 12,000 hogs and cattle with mixed demand. Feeder steers and heifers hold steady to higher on selected lots. veal and bulls weaker. Sheep and lambs rise slightly. corn and wheat futures inch higher with mixed grain quotes from Minneapolis and St. Paul reporting stations.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Meo
Den
Dili
Mount Holyoke's student lineage traces to 1847 origin
Eleanor Whiting of Holyoke Mass follows a long line back to Lavina Smith who first arrived at Mount Holyoke in 1847 with ample baggage and a catalog of required items. The piece notes the campus growth, the 1896 transition to a college, a devastating fire, and Eleanor’s entry after rigorous entrance exams.
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South Wadley
Migs
Eleanor Whiting
Holyoke
Mass
Mount Holyoke College
Lavina Smith
United States
Watt
Calburn
Adams
Adams' “New Arithmetic.” Ast 400 Years Later Her Dughter
Yella Burnett
Mary Savon
Willis Fon Hal
Mount Holyoke Seminary
Heillant Andl ‘Hore
Amnert
Warvard
Delta
Dawhier
Aime Aller
Anne Miller
Mary Lyon
Ingae
Mount Tislyake College
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