Bounty Guerney Cattle Breeders Picnic Highlights Dairy Event
Black Hawk County Guernsey Breeders held their annual picnic at W. W. Marsh’s Prairie View farm in Orange township on a hot day. About 100 people attended from nearby counties, with Jim Lee judging a four-cow class under trees while speakers shared breeding and dairy industry notes.
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Black Hawk County
W. W. Marsh
Prairie View
Orange Township
Altoit
C. B. Finley
Finley
American Guernsey Cattle Club
England
Alderny
Guernsey
Sark
Jim Lee
Finey
Centerville
Towa
Black Hawk
Bill” Bridge
Lee
Marsh
A. &. Blough
Blough
Harvard University
Iowa
Ethel Sprinkman
Bridge
Chicago
FE. S. Estel
Dairy Cattle Congress
Estel
Estes
Congress
Mr. Estes
J. E. Johnson
Waterloo
Black Hawk County Association
Swine and forage methods on 100 acres in Glover pastures
Allison, Iowa July 1 Tyden and Anderson Brothers near Greene shift to McLean system, keeping about half as many sows as two years ago. Tour group notes 352 pigs from 41 sows, 250 head of stockers on 100 acres of sweet clover pasture, two and a half steers per acre. Limestone and alfalfa efforts grow yield. pigs on clover at Moore and Scallon farms enter state pork contests.
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Allison
Tyden & Anderson Brothers
Greene
McLean
Butler County
Farm Bureau
Tyden
Anderson Brothers
Fred
Tiarry Moore
New Hartford
Jersey
Moore
Ik Moore
Ackley
Scallon
McLean County
Rex Beresford
Iowa State College
Fayette County Hog Calling Champions Named
Fred Messerer of Banks township will represent Fayette county at the state hog calling contest to be held at the state fair according to the farm bureau. In the county event at the bureau picnic, Harry Glew of Fremont township took second place while O J Rummell of Scott township tied for third with Wallace Peters of Ilyria township.
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Fayette
Fred Messerer
Banks Township
Farm Bureau
Fayette County
Messerer
Harry Glew
Fremont
O. J. Rummell
Scott Township
Wallace Peters
Ilyria
Hay and corn crops in Cedar Falls area show mixed progress
Weather reports from Cedar Falls describe hay 10 days to two weeks late but improving with sunshine and dry winds. Alfalfa gains ease of harvest, while corn shoots ahead with hot days aiding weed control and plowing. Rain is not needed yet, though a shower could help moisture. Harvest for hay begins after the fourth of July. Coworkers note July and August warmth boosts corn prospects and overall crop outlook remains favorable for 1927.
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Iowa
Harry Moore
New Hartford
Courier Special Service
Cedar Falls
Minnesota Gets Income Tax on Scottish Estate
The Minnesota state treasurer collected inheritance tax on the estate of Lady Strathcona of Scotland. Taxed assets include 2,000 shares of Great Northern stock valued around 605,000 and 57,935 shares of Great Northern Ore property valued about 1,138,308, totaling 1,739,468 for Minnesota. The estate, valued at roughly 28 million, largely bequeathed to two sons and two daughters of Rt Hon Margaret Strathcona of Mt. Royal, Quebec, daughter of Donald Alexander Strathcona, a major Hill backer.
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Margaret Strathcona
Mt. Royal
Province of
Quebec
Lord Strathcona
Donald Alexander
James JJ. Hill
Empire Duuider
March Chick Weighed 39 Pounds in 117 Days
The Mericle family of Toledo Iowa raised Rhode Island White chicks from Traer hatchery. A chick weighed five pounds when last Sunday feasted on by the Toledo family. The seller notes others will reach similar weights and mentions a shipment in mid May weighing two and a quarter pounds with a 45 cent Chicago sale price minus six cents shipping.
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Fontey Nee Oil Servicg
Toledo
Traer
Mericle
Bearish and bullish shifts in July crop estimates
Chicago July 1. Official July crop estimates are bearish for wheat with lower prices led by cool northwest weather. Bullish field advices from Illinois and Indiana sparked rallies. Corn crop estimates reach 2.962 billion bushels with 71.4 percent condition, oats at 1.338 billion, while provisions ease after early firmness.
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Chicago
Ilinois
Indiana
Minneapolis Grain Prices and Wheat Receipts Trade
Minneapolis Minn July 1 wheat receipts 140 cars versus 168 year ago. No 1 northern 1.439 1.4778. No 2 dark northern spring choice to fancy 1.545 1.593. Good to choice 1.495 1.534. Ordinary to good 1.447 1.484. No 1 hard spring 1.567 1. отб. No 1 dark hard Montana on track 1.45 6 1.8734 to arrive 1.45 9 1.565. July 31.4333 September 1.442 December 1.4675.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Montana
POTATOES AND GRAIN MARKETS REPORT FROM CHICAGO AND PEORIA
Chicago reports 17 carload potato receipts with weak market demand and total US shipments at 100. Virginia Irish Cobblers traded at 5 0 0 5 2 5. Oklahoma Arkansas sacked Bliss Triumphs. ordinary quality 2.257 to 2.40. Peoria grain notes corn receipts 51 cars, prices down to 95 cents for No 3, 93 4/5 to 94 5/4 for No 4 yellow, and 88 cents for No 6 yellow.
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Chicago
United States
Virginia Barrel
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Bliss
Peorla Grain
Peoria
Semple
Board of Trade Cash Quotations July 1
Wheat and grain prices listed with No 3 pare wheat at 146 147 for July 1. Mixed corn Nos 3 to 6 ranged 90c to 99c with yellow and white varieties. Oats No 2 white 47 50c, rye not quoted, barley 73 85c, timothy seed 4.75 to 7.00, cloverseed 20.00 to 35.00, lard 12.70, ribs 12.00, bellies 14.00.
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Chicago
Northwest
Duluth
Minneapolis
Slow August hog and cattle market in Chicago trade
Receipts totaled 24 000 hogs and 1 500 cattle with uneven bids and slow early sales. Hog prices sagged 10 to 25 cents late. best light hogs and prime heavy hogs traded around 9 00 to 9 55. Cattle generally steady with top steers near 13 00 and cows lower, while sheep and lambs rose 25 to 35 cents with high demand for fat lambs. About 10 000 sheep and lambs arrived versus 5 000 prior week.
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Chicago
Washington
Sioux City Livestock Market Report July 1
Receipts Cattle 300 and Hogs 10,000 with active cattle trade. Fat steer and yearling prices range 8.00 to 13.00, most 9.25 to 11.50. fat cows 6.00 to 11.50. canners 3.50 to 5.25. bulls 5.25 to 7.00. feeders 7.50 to 9.50. Hogs top 9.15, bulk 7.25 to 9.00, lights 9.00 to 9.15, packers 7.00 to 7.60, pigs 7.50 to 8.50.
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Sioux City
Representative Sales Livestock in Union Yards
Representative Livestock sales take place in Union Yards Chicago today with hogs and related commodities highlighted in the market report. The listing emphasizes hogs among the offerings and notes the ongoing July sales event in the union yard market.
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Chicago
INS
Market Turbulence Across Stocks Amid Weak Trade Conditions
New York markets showed limited attention to stock liquidation as several issues hit new minimums under weak trade conditions. Baldwin, Mack Truck, United States Steel, and General Electric moved within narrow lines while call money rates eyed a potential drop next week. Foreign exchange opened steady with sterling near 4.8514 and French francs about 9.913c.
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New York
Baldwin
Collins & Aikman
Hudson Oil
General Electric
Atd
Mack Truck
United States Cast Iron Pipe
United States Steel Common
Texas Gulf
Famous Players
Chicago
Alton
American Tobacco
Wat
Wks
Atchison
Goast
Line al. Chem. & Dye
American Can
Car & Fdy
American Locomotive
Am. Sm. & Ref
Eeeene
Baldwin Locomotive
Balt. & Ohio
Barnsdall A
Bethlehem Steel California
Canadien Pac
Cerro de Pasco
Kansas City Southern
Kennecott Copper
Lehigh Valley
Marlend QO
Mid-Continent
Kan
Tex
St. L
San Fran
Sears Roebuck
D& N. Western
Chile Copper
Chrysler Corporation
Coca Cola
Colorado Fuel
Col. Gas & el. c
Consolidated Gas
Olds
Crucible Steel
Dodge Bros. A
du Pont de Nem
Erie Railroad
Siveeey
Freeport-Texas
General Asphalt
Ccsseeeen
Elec
General Motors
Hudson Motors
Harvester
Birwerses
Nash Motors
New York Central
N.Y
N. A
Hef
Norfolk & Western
American
Northern Pacific
Packard Motor Car
Pan. Am
Pennsylvania
Phillips Petroleum Pierce-Arrow M. CG
Eee Radio Corp
Union Pacific
U. S. Ind
U.S. Rubber
U.S
Univ. Pipe & Rad
Wahkash Railway
Maryland
Westinghouse Elec
Abe Tah
Willys-Overland
Wekbigena Bee
New York and Chicago Market Prices for Butter Eggs and More
Market report from New York and Chicago lists butter receipts at 12449 tubs in New York with creamery extra at 42 42 cents, eggs receipts 17104 cases with varied grades and regional prices, poultry dressed and live values across multiple items, cheese dull with several brands quoted, flour quiet, pork steady, lard firm, sugar raw and refined quoted, coffee steady, hay prices noted. Local differences between markets show butter higher in New York, eggs mixed by grade, and poultry values varying by region including Long Island and midwest spot prices.
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New York
Pacific
Long Island
Midwest
Rio No
Santos
Minneapolis Flour Prices and Shipments Report
Minneapolis flour market notes July 1 to 4 show flour ten cents lower at 8.10 to 8.20 per barrel in 38 pound sacks. Bran quoted at 34.50 to 44.25. Shipments reach 41,701 barrels.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis, Minn
Sugar market slips to new yearly lows in New York
Sugar market in New York early today posted record lows for the year with prices down to 4.466 on basis. No changes in refined sugar and little new business reported.
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New York
Livestock Receipts Mixed at St Paul Market Report
South St. Paul cattle receipts 800 steady. calves 1,255 up about 50 cents with most at 11.50. hogs 600 with light hogs steady but butchers weak. sows steady to lower. sheep 200 with fat lambs about 12.75 and yearlings near 10.50 to packers. Local prices list range for steers, bulls, and feeders amid uneven demand.
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ST. Paul
Miam
Kansas City grain prices and receipts brief
Wheat receipts reach 427 cars as prices edge lower across old and new No 2 dark hard and No 3 grades. No. 2 white corn bids 97 to 98 cents, No. 2 yellow 98 to 1.01, No. 2 mixed 97 to 99, oats easing to 46 to 52 cents for No. 2 white and 45 to 52 for No. 3.
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Kansas City Grain
Kansas City
Lsl
Buckingham Farmer Elevator Declares Five Percent Dividend
Buckingham Ind July 1 A five percent dividend was declared at the annual meeting of the farmers elevator stockholders. Net profit for the year was 1542.16 O W Minnis was re elected manager Old officers reelected John Hayes president Walter Wilson secretary George Beenken treasurer The elevator has about seventy five stockholders and has posted profits each year despite nationwide losses.
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Courier
Buckingham
Farmers’ Elevator
O. W. Minnis
John Hayes
Walter Wilson
George Beenken
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Market Report From East St. Louis
Livestock receipts total 13 000 hogs with uneven demand and prices around 9 50 to 9 65 for top light hogs. Cattle receipts 800 with cows to 8 25 and best bulls around 6 50 while dealers pay 11 75 for good cattle. Sheep receipts 1 000 with fat lambs firm and ten lambs at 14 00. bulk 13 75 14 00. ewes 4 50 to 5 50.
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East St. Louis
Cotton market in Liverpool and Chicago steady with U S receipts
Spat cotton in Liverpool today sold about 10 000 bales as receipts reached 5 000 bales including 3 400 American. Middling fair at 10 66d with various grades quoted. Futures opened quiet but steady with July at 8 91d and December at 9 17d. In Chicago cotton opened unchanged to six points lower with October near 17.00c and December about 17.22c.
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Liverpool
Chicago
Notice of Executors and Trustees Appointed in Iowa
State of Iowa Black Hawk County notice that Paul Upmeyer and Dora Bolte have been appointed as executors and trustees of the estate of Diedrich Bolte deceased. Creditors must pay promptly and claimants must present authenticated claims for allowance to the district court clerk. Dated June 30 1927.
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State of
Iowa
Black Hawk County
Diedrich Bolte
Paul Upmeyer
Solon
Dora Bolte
Pine St
Waterloo
J. D. Liffring
J. W. Thompson
Hans L. Jorgensen
District Court
Perry, Cowles
Grant St
Clark & Clark
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Tyden Farms
Wasterloo Evening Courier
Diopela
Minnesota
Easid
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Sioux City Livestock
Sean Ebeee
Teres
iFrom Waterloo Mills Co
Tweedie Eel Vets
Ee Kane
Tripoli
Saas
Swift & Co
Farmer's Door
Pete Beteewee
Ieee
Rath Packing Co
B. Rath
Oa Wai
Coben Wien
Iowa Flour & Feed Co
Timothy Hay
Fram Cohn Bros
Agrestis Ted
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ST. Louis Grain
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BIOL
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Treasury
Verhane
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Erie
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Artificial Ice & Fuel Company
East 9Th Street
Waterloo, Ia
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Chicago Real Estate
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