Hardin County poultrymen form egg marketing group
Eldora Iowa July 1 two hundred Hardin county poultrymen attended an egg marketing conference where W H Lapp Iowa extension service specialist demonstrated egg grading to boost prices. Over 1200 dozen eggs were graded and sold with 33 cent first class and 23 cent second class prices. A committee was named to study county wide marketing and set up contracts to sell Hardin poultry products at a premium.
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Eldora
Hardin County
W. H. Lapp
Iowa Extension Service Specialit
C. H. Gilbert
Jens
Lapp
Black Hawk
Hardin Poultrymen
Ege
Barclay Township Plans Fourth of July Picnic and Games
Barclay Township Bureau schedules a farmers picnic on July 4 at the L. V. T. Francis timber site near Littleton with two ball games, races, and other attractions. Floyd County Farm Bureau holds a Nora Springs July 3 celebration with Prof. Macy Campbell as principal speaker, free games, a concert by the Nora Springs band, horse exhibits, street sports, and fireworks.
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Barclay Township
L. V. T. Francis Timber
Littleton
Floyd County
Charles City
Floyd County Farm Bureau
Nora Springs
Macy Campbell
Cedar Fails
Rudd
Eraryons
Campbell
Culling School Set for Poultry Culling Week in Black Hawk
The first session of a week long poultry culling program in Black Hawk county will be held Monday afternoon July 6 from 1 to 4 30 at the Dairy Cattle Congress grounds poultry building. W H Lapp Iowa extension service Ames will lead and show how to cull birds.
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Black Hawk County
Dairy Cattle Congress
W. H. Lapp
Iowa Extension Service
Ames
Farmers Questions and Comments Addressed to Waterloo Courier
Readers may send questions and comments to the Farm Department at the Waterloo Evening Courier Wa terloo Town. Address communications to FAltor and use phone 5109 for inquiries.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Faltor
Farm Department
Waterloo
Town
Alfalfa Prospects From July Plowed Fields In Orange Township
Veteran farmer U S Blough notes fall sowing of alfalfa can succeed with proper seedbed prep lime inoculation and weed control. He recounts practices on several plots including fall reseeding after plowing July work and early August sowing to ensure winter survival and strong next year yields.
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U. S. Blough
Hammond Avenus
Orange Township
Blough
Orangs Township
Elmer Blough
Ikrow
Acra
E. H. Snavely
Brough
George Cunningham
Cunningham
Wilbur Miller
Dorsey Blough
Orange
Waterloo
Bluehouse Road
Wheat Market Slides on Heavy Selling Amid Crop Outlook
Chicago July 1 AP reports early selling by eastern connections pushed prices down after an initial upturn. Private crop estimates suggest a total yield well above government figures, with mixed results for wheat corn and oats and provisions advancing with hogs.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ina
Grain price quotes and futures across several markets
A snapshot of grain trading with bids and futures for wheat, oats, rye, barley and corn across New York Minneapolis Hartog and Kansas City markets. Details include No. 2 and No. 3 yellow corn prices, No. 1 northern wheat, and dates and prices in various regions.
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I . & Fellow
New York
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Bremer County Dairy Judging Team Selected at Waterloo
Bremer county youths grouped at Waterloo to form the dairy judging team for the state junior contest and Dairy Cattle Congress. Four juniors were chosen for intensive training, with Ernest Pipha, John Pipha, Clarence Christopher and Howard Bockhauser named among those selected. The day featured judging of herds near Waterloo under county agent D. D. Offringa and committee leadership.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Iowa
Ernest
John Pipha
Ottn
Paul Schmadeke
Clarence Christopher
Howard Bockhauser
Waterloo
Bremer County
D. D. Offringa
Charles Smith
Tripoli
Stein
K. J. Lynes
K. J. Lyne
Schweer
Readiin
Guernier
Howard C. Jackson
Assis
Iowa State Dairy Elation
Waterton Jersey
O. L. Mamer
Matt L. Frost & Sona
Joe Golingans
Guernsey
R. OW. Retder
Offringa
Jackson
Lenora Kueths
Washington Township
Waverly
Qsear Kcon
Denver
Wexford Ambrose
Dayton
Stamnes
Emil Thoms
Jefferson Township
Sont
Lorenz Strottmat
Martin Sehweer Maafeld
Clarence Schnadeke
Mainfield
Waldo Albright
Carla Ruethe
Washington Tmenshin
Women Learn Fireless Cookers At Community Meeting
In Jesup Westbury township the July 1 gathering at Mr and Mrs Will Ronefas home drew 105 attendees for an earth social and business meeting. Mrs John Mosher led as county lady chairman and Mrs John Rowland led Byron town hill projects while a fireless cooker making demonstration was given. Readings by Martin Krase Lylass and Grace Bonefas followed with a farm bureau talk by Will Hokey. The next monthly session will be hosted by A Hal.
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Jesup
Westbury
Will Ronefas
John Mosher
John Rowland
Byron Town Hill
Martin
Lot Krase
Lylass
Grace Bonefas
Will
Mr. Vernon
Farm Bureau
Hell
Hal
New High Price for Fat Cattle at Kansas City Market
A new record price for fat cattle was set at Kansas City selling yards yesterday. A prime Shorthorn yearling sold for 13.50 per hundred weights, higher than any prior sale this year. The report notes the market shift and mentions recent corn testing at a nearby station for a Berh Maison trial site.
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Kansas City
Toledo
Abrupt Drop in Wheat Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
Chicago and New York markets show a sharp fall in wheat prices with declines across grades and futures. Butter and dairy prices hold mixed while grain receipts and distributions reflect unsettled market conditions amid active trading.
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Chicago
New York
New Yorks
Turk Attu
Rey Towls
Angus Vurke
Chieara
Tien
East St Louis Livestock Prices Mixed on July Report
The East St Louis livestock market shows varied quotes with steer prices around 4.105 to 4.110 per hundredweight and demand described as mixed. Reports mention changes in bulk bids, wetter weather affecting activity, and limited supply of steers and cows with some strength in late selling.
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Fee
Hog Prices Rise in Chicago Trade and Cattle Edges Higher
Chicago market reports show hog prices gaining with 140 to 175 pounds averaging $13.50 to $14.00 and top at $14.00. Cattle receipts reach 11,000 with fed steers and yearlings steady to higher, while sheep receipts reach 16,000 with slaughter lambs fairly active and fat sheep steady to higher.
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Associated Preas
Chicago
Cnorce
Sioux City Livestock Market Report
CATTLE receipts 2200 active market steady to higher with fat steers and yearlings up to 12.40 bulk with stockers. Cows and heifers 5.00 to 11.00. veals 4.00 to 9.50. HOGS good. slaughter hogs mixed with slight gains. SHEEP receipts 100 steady with packers paying 11.40 to 19.00.
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ST. Paul
Mien
Jarre
Usher Veak
Hutcher
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Ueo
Cave of
Ently
Louisiana
Su. Weaupe
Stu
Guy
Heap
Steades
Renewed Vitality in Stock Advance
New York and Kansas City market notes show renewed stock strength led by pivotal Industrials and American Can. Wheat and livestock prices drift but overall activity rises with several firms posting gains and investors optimistic about midyear dividends and sector expansions.
Agricultural Ledger Prices and Livestock Listings
Readable items show prices for butter eggs lard potatoes and various meats. Livestock sections list steers cows calves bulls and hogs with prices and terms in the Waterloo area. The ad also notes hay and straw bids from Barclay and Son and other feed products from Cohn Bros.
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Waterloo
Swift & Vo
Barclay A& Son
Timothy
Irons Cohn Bros
Ted
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