Jubilee Farmers to Exhibit Grain at Waterloo event
Jubilee Agricultural Club will be represented at Waterloo Corn Congress February 25 to 28 with a display of corn from member farms. J. L. Urban and J. K. Brian will assist in selecting entries. Jubilee Community Club members, led by Miss Elizabeth Hudson, planned nutrition menus and discussed roads and a proposed gasoline tax. The group adopted the name Jubilee Farmers Club at a second community meeting.
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Jubilee Agricultural Club
Waterloo Corn Couness
Edward Koob
Jubilee School
J. K. Brian
Waterloo
Jubilee Community Club
Koob
Elizabeth Hudson
Finley
GC. B. Finley
Iowa Extension Service
Black Hawk County
J. L. Uban
Lodwick Named New Fayette County Farm Bureau Agent
B W Lodwick, longtime Worth County agent, elected by Fayette County Farm Bureau directors to replace Clyde Counts who resigned for publishing work. Lodwick, a Northwood resident and former Iowa State College leader, will assume duties by March. Ray Anderson to manage bureau matters until arrival.
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B. W. Lodwick
Worth County
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Poweshiek County
Iowa State College
Ames
Ray Anderson
Northwood
Grundy County Agent Appointed in Emmet Area
Janesville rental shifts as S L Hemmingsen moves from Grundy county to the Scully farm for the coming year. Changes include Allspach family retirement to Parkersburg and Haskin moving from Whitten to Estherville to serve as Emmet county agent.
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S. L. Hemmingsen
Grundy County
Here
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Farmers Questions and Comments Invited
Readers may send questions and comments to the Editor Farm Department at the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo. Address communications to the Editor, Farm Department, Waterloo, Iowa. Phone 5100.
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Pigs and Mules Show Better Balance of Meals Than Humans
Black Hawk county women study nutrition this winter in Walnut Street Baptist church program. About 30 women from townships learned to count calories and plan family meals, noting pigs and mules balance intake automatically while humans must monitor portions.
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Balanca Lewis
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Smes
Soybean Hay Value To Be Shown At Ames Feed Day
Ames Iowa March 29 seven lots of extra choice cattle including 80 head are in feed tests at the Iowa experiment station for the cattle feeders day at Ames March 27. Experimental stock bought at 7 65 per hundredweight on the Omaha market is on feed four months. Three jars are fed on soybean hay a forage type cut early and a seed type cut late. Researchers seek the feeding value of soybean hay versus red clover for two year olds. Results from prior hay tests were unfavorable but the current tests may differ.
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Tan
Iowa Experiment Station
Omaha
John M. Evward
Ohio
Eygard
New Agricultural History Written by Ames Teachers
A new textbook in American agricultural economic history by Bernard Schmieder and Earle Dudley Hogs from Iowa State and Inch State colleges was published January 27. The collection gathers significant studies showing the development of agricultural history as a field and serves as a basic text for courses and background for related works.
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Inch State College
Earle Dudley Hogs
Iowa State College
Fayette County Jersey Tops December Dairy Returns
In Fayette County the top milk producer was an eight year old Jersey owned by Roy Leach of Dover township, tied for highest Holstein in Monticello's Shomant farm herd with 1 232 pounds of milk and 8 5 pounds of butterfat. Thirteen Jerseys averaged 45 3 pounds butterfat and 778 7 pounds milk in December. An Independence note reports another man joins the Hereford cattle ranks.
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Fayette County
Roy Leacn
Dover Township
Shomant Farms
Monticello
Mate Avallalie
Pedro
Learn
Gssacie
Institute Saturday at Janesville Will Have Full Program
Janesville Iowa hosts a cooperative farm bureau institute at the schoolhouse Saturday January 31 starting 10 a.m. A baby clinic for ages one to two and two to five will run with names taken by Mrs H A McCaffren. Farmers are asked to bring corn and small grains for a show with prizes, plus a women’s baked goods display. A dinner at I O O F hall will help cover expenses.
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Washington Townshint Farm Bureau
Black Hawk County
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Omaha Live Stock and Grain Quotations Report
A mixed market report from Omaha and Chicago shows cattle and hogs trading unevenly with prices drifting. The cattle complex features buyers aiming for higher weights and varied premium ranges, while hogs and sheep remain under pressure. grain sections list Wheat, Corn, Oats, Barley, and Rye prices from Chicago and other markets with No. 2 and No. 3 ratings and several delivery months.
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Chicago
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Hog Prices Rise as Cattle Trade Slows in Chicago Finance
Hog prices advance 15 to 25 cents while cattle demand remains sluggish at Chicago and New York markets. Receipts total 41,000 hogs and 36,000 cattle. early bids show declines of 25 to 50 cents for heavies, with some specific price ranges noted for various hog and cattle weights and categories. Sheep activity steady with fat lambs and native sheep mixed in demand.
Oil shares rally on crude drop worldwide markets rise
New York opening fuels a vigorous oil led rally as Pan-American Phillips Upton of California and others push prices to highs unseen since 1824. Industrials drift, with Gulf Coast pale and Jersey Central advancing, while U S Steel gains as trading quickens and demand for Standard Oil of New Jersey Pacific and Marland shares grows.
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Hogs and cattle price updates from St Joseph market
Livestock receipts total about 6 000 hogs 200 cattle and steers 3 500 sheep with varied bids. Hogs top near 10.95 with bulk around 10 92 cattle receipts slow steady to 25c lower top 11.00 calves stockers and feeders mixed while sheep show slow demand with few fat lambs around 16.75 to 17.65 and prospects steady.
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Kansas City Livestock Market Receipts Slow and Mixed
Receipts totaled about 4 500 cattle with slow to 25 cent declines on fed steers and yearlings, best grades showing least drop. Hogs active with prices up to 16 25 higher and top at 10 95, sheep and lambs generally steady with tops near 17 60 and most ewes weaker.
Sioux City Livestock and Market Roundup Jan 29
Receipts for cattle hogs and sheep listed with price ranges and top figures. Sioux City stockyards report active cattle receipts around 2,700 with varied bids for fat cows veals and feeders. Hog receipts near 14,000 with top around 16.89 and steady to higher bids. Sheep receipts about 1,590 with lambs at 17.50 to 31.00. Also notes Peoria and New York market activity and commodity bids.
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Chicago
Tage. Yy A
Fang Su Gon
Chakce Fleer
Medlund
Rod Tyers
Bank Clearings Report for Waterloo Week Ending Jan 2
The Waterloo Clearing House Association reports weekly bank clearings by day and totals. Clearings for the week total 1 129 008.4 with corresponding week 1 324 1 079 135.9 and 1922 1 352 455. Instruments recorded show 4 050.52 and daily figures per weekday are listed amid unreadable residues.
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Waterloo Markets Pricer at P.M. Tony
Pricer at Waterloo Markets noted in the afternoon session with Tony present. The report, though fragmentary, records price updates and market activity observed by witnesses.
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Afraid of Light and Market Models Discussed in Abstract
A pamphlet-like text argues against price setting by groups, promoting natural cooperative production without expense. It contrasts centralized finance with interlocking producer systems and outlines foreign exchange rates and commodity prices with varied figures from New York and Chicago markets.
Campbell to Represent Jersey Breed at State Meet
Jesup reporter notes W J Campbell will represent Buchanan County Jersey Breeders' Association at the annual state meeting of the Iowa Jersey Cattle Club. Announcement comes from the Farm Bureau office in Independence.
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der San Aesthad Fab
Farm Bureau
Buchanan health clinics examine 208 children
In January 29 Independence area reports 208 children examined across 10 health clinics in Buchanan county under Farm Bureau women and partner groups. Consultations accompanied by 14 cents mothers and 12 fathers noted in the event.
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Market Report East St Louis Livestock Prices
East St Louis livestock market reports offer grain and cattle prices with bids and packing figures. The notes reference hogs cows and sheep with various weight ranges and price points in fluctuating markets.
Lamont corn show set for February in Lamont Iowa
Local farmers will run the Lamont corn show in mid February with events on February 13 and 19. Community organizers and farmers will oversee exhibits and judging, highlighting crop yields and ears of corn from area farms while Nashua notes and other Iowa items appear in the same column.
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