Grain Marketing Co. Revival Hopes Faltering
Washington July 6 The Grain Marketing Co of Chicago faced a likely end as stock sales to farmers lagged and financial support dwindled. Ros enbaum Brothers engineered a plan with Armour Grain and others to form a cooperative elevator model, but farmers distrusted sources tied to private grain firms. The failure threatens a major push to unite farmers nationwide under a private cooperative system and could revive calls for federal marketing intervention.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington
Dean Onativia & Co
Nhy Nol
Grain Marketing Company of
Chicago
United States
McNary-Haugen
Httle
Fipenela
Grafu
U.S. Steel Corporation
Rosenbaum Brothers
Orm
Rosenbaum
Wns
Kansas City
Armour Grain Company
American Farm Burean Federation
Congress
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Federation
American Farm Bureau
Grain Marketing Company
Gray Silver
New Marketing Company
The
Silver
Armour Company
Tlfnois
Delaware
Farmers consider cooperative grain marketing plan with strong support
A July report from Traer Iowa describes a proposed nationwide farmer owned cooperative grain marketing agency. Backers praise solidarity to cut middlemen and protect tariffs, while opponents warn of paternalism and socialism. If private cooperatives fail, a government directed system could emerge with broad political impact.
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Vince
Washington
Iself
Congress
Coolidge
N.Y. Herata-Tribune
Fewer Feeder Pigs Bought Outside of State This Season
Des Moines reports show in the first six months of the year Iowa farmers bought 22,732 feeder pigs from outside the state, down from 50,828 in the same period 10 years earlier. The drop is linked to last year’s light corn crop and abundant hogs, with home raised pigs meeting demand. A cornbelt survey notes a 20 percent fall in sows farrowing this spring, yet about 89 percent as many pigs saved as last year due to favorable weather and feed. Iowa towns marketed 13,700,000 pigs last year, far ahead of peers.
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Des Moines
Lawa
Lawa Department of, Agriculture
250 Farmers Added to Benton County Farm Bureau
In Benton county Iowa up to July 1 the farm bureau membership rose by 250 farmers across 16 townships. Solicitor Isaac White of Albia signed 37 members in three townships since June 20, with Monroe township adding 24 new members, marking a strong sign up drive.
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Vinton
Farm Bureau
Benton County
Isaac White
Albia
Monroe
TWO-YEAR AGS TO MEET FOR PICNIC AT STATE PARK
Lamonte July 6. Ponner students and graduates of two year agriculture courses at Iowa State college in northeastern Iowa will hold a reunion in Backbone park southwest Delaware county Sunday afternoon July 12. Over 200 Ames men reside in northeast Iowa. S Filbert Tema is general chairman and plans a 1 pm basket dinner with food for guests. Community singing and short talks from Henry Elchlicg C Benson Brown Cunningham and possibly Mark Taornpure are planned.
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Henry Elchlicg
Ames
C. A. Benson
Elkader
Charles N. Brown
Beep
Poultry culling under way in Benton county farms
In Benton County Iowa, culling of heatard hens began last week as farmers, including Roille Detrick and C B. Grunewald, report their flocks culled. The practice aims to remove heavy birds when conditions and costs favor the owner, with culling occurring at any time of year.
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Vinton
Benton County
Fhorgriever
Cei
Roille Detrick
Ralph Nuarber
A. J. Auld
HL. Beresford
Vineton
C. BE. Grunewald
Wo. Grunewald
Rinke
HH. R. Rieke
Soybeans for Iowa Toward Profitable Varieties
Ames July 6 report from Iowa State College on 15 years of soybean work at the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No. 228 outlines varieties, yields, and practices for seed and hay, noting Manchu as a leading seed variety and detailing drilling and cutting methods for seed and forage. Copies available from the bulletin section in Ames.
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Ames
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Tf. D. Hughes
Farm Crops Department
Towa State College
K. S. Wilkins
Iowa
Kesley Dairy Club Plans Tour for Members
Kesley Iowa July 4 A special note says the local boys and girls dairy calf club members will meet Thursday July 9 to tour area farms with juniors hav ing heifers in the club. A representative of the Iowa State Dairy association will score each calf. The club was organized by local breeders with county agent Sam Denner of Ru rule county.
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Kestey
Iowa State Dairy Association
Sam Denner
Ruiler County
Dry Weather Through July May Deprive Iowa of Corn
Des Moines report from the Iowa weather and crop service notes a pattern over five years: when June is hot, July tends to be dry with deficient rainfall in eight of ten cases. Sunshine in June does not guarantee a good corn crop, as high June temperatures do not always lead to a favorable July outcome.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Iowa Weather and Crop Service
Iowa ‘Department For Agriculture
Jesup Calf Club to Meet Wednesday
Jesup dairy calf club members will gather Wednesday afternoon July 8 at 1:34 o'clock to plan calf fitting and showing. The session will discuss judging, with some calves inspected by members as a demonstration led by secretary of the Town State Dairy association.
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Jesup
Dairy Calf Club
Minurapolis
Ming
John
Ston
Feld
SJST
Star Dairy Association
Hogs and Cattle Prices Jumped in Slow Market by AP
Chicago and Sioux City reports show hogs rising 15 to 25 cents with slow trading and mixed cattle moves. Beef and lamb prices varied by weight and region as receipts ranged around 22,000 hogs and 12,000 cattle, while sales in St. Joseph and Omaha reflected similar slow patterns and price adjustments.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Omiana
Aycu
Vemssunret
Sioux City
Stock market gains lift prices after holiday revival
Trading resumes after a double holiday with broad buying. New high prices for the year appear as Wabash, American Ice, Studebaker and others rise. investors seek funds from interior markets, while foreign exchanges show strength and call-money rates ease. Major gainers include Mack Truck, General Railway Signal, Nash Motors, Coca Cola, and American Can amid a steady investment demand.
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New York
Montgomery Ward
Ward Baking B
Colorado Fuel
American Ice
Vigor
Wabash Common
Foundation Co
Certainteed
Studebaker
American Agricultural Chemicals
Tranes
Santa Barbara
Stock Exchange
Southwestern
Uil Group
Wabash
Mack Truck
General ‘Railway
Nash Motors
Chem
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Car
American Locomotive
American Suger - Am
American Tobacco Am
American Woolen Camaconda
Atchison
Ispye Ath Coast Line
Baldwin Loco
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Bethlehem Steel
California Pet
Canadian Pac
Cent
Old Cerro de Pasco
Chandler Motor
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Becca
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Nickel
Kelly-Springfield - Kennecott
Lehigh Valley
Louisville & Nash
Mack Truck - Marland Oil Max
Motors
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Mid-Continent
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Missouri Pac
Biscuit - Nat
Penns, Phila
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Reading
Tron
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Stewart-Warner
Tylima & Western
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Northern Pacifi Con Pacific
Pan-American Vet
New York Cent Studebaker
Texas Co
Transcontinental
Patten Pacific
Eseeeaeast Iron Pipe
Arcohal U
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
New York dates show butter Creamery prices 42 44 4c and 36 76 4cc. Cheese flats 2632 2734¢7, eggs 41 1 35. Poultry and fowl prices listed with turkeys ducks and geese. Chicago receipts include butter 41 40 41, eggs 41 135 cases, cheese 2144 G23. Kansas City reports unchanged butter and eggs. Poultry and meat markets show varied quotes across multiple cities with supply totals and top weights.
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New York
Butler
Wisconsin
Americas
Hennery
Pacific
Chicago
Kansas City
Red River
Faraday's discovery celebrated in 1411 years ago note
A fragment notes the discovery of benzene by Michael Faraday was announced 1411 years ago on June 16, with references to trains and places. The text also contains scattered market items and social notes from Minneapolis and Waterloo, including crop prices and fishing trip mentions.
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Henzenn
Michael Faraday
Wheat leads foreign markets amid bullish Canadian crop view
Wheat prices rose early in Chicago trading following a bullish Canadian crop report and hot weather in spring states. The market swung with mixed signals including export demand, crop worries in the Red River valley, and gains in wheat while corn and oats fluctuated with wheat dynamics.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Canada
United States
Red River Valley
2000 Bushels of 1924 Corn Sold at 98 Cents
Traer Iowa reports 2940 bushels of 1924 corn sold to Tama farmers elevator at 8 cents per bushel. Had sale occurred days earlier, price could have reached $1.00 per bushel. Grain dealer A Bruge, and associates Cheldes and Starkman, also sold cattle and hogs nearby with steers weighing 1925 pounds fetching $11.55.
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Traer
Daly
Tama
Trae, la
Talybo
A. Bruge
Starkman and
Fear Cheldes
Corn on Farm Shows Rich Plowings and Tall Stands
A farm report notes Charles Sante near Uysirt has 266 acres of corn plowed three times with most fields having four plowings. The crop is described as standing well and reaching over four feet in height.
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Traer
Charles Santeman
Uysirt
Farm Department Seeks Communication Tutor Assistance
The Farm Department invites inquiries on a communications tutor role in Virginia Keenings Court, Ware Tevlan, Cowa. Contact via phone 100 for details and guidance.
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Queastiana Amd
Arbuckle Addresses Farmers on Fourth of July
Myron Arbuckle Waterloo attorney spoke at Palmer farm near Waterloo during Independence Day events organized by Bennington and Mt. Vernau townships farm bureaus. A tug of war of sorts saw unmarried men beat married men in a local ball game as committees coordinated the program.
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Bennington
Mt. Vernau
Palmer Farm
Waterloo
Tac
Myron €. Arbuckle
Nashua Community News Highlights on Honeymoon Guests and Fourth
Nashua reports wedding guests from Jas Breepart and Smyrna Lateriée visiting in Nashua and surrounding towns. A Fourth of July fair at the fairground drew crowds with over 4 000 Vickers sold to aid the program and several local families hosting relatives and friends.
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Stephen Hickok
Michigan
John Eckes
Hliness Central
Join Beck
Anna Dewey
Wilbur View Eunan
Jesup
Ardine Foster
Waterbury
Gweniles
Tow
Muldusky
Kathryn Porter
Cedar Fa
Nashua
A. M. Troup
New York Flour Prices Show Mayhem at Mill
New York July prices fluctuate for flour futures with mill reports showing quiet spring sales and varying rates. Market notes indicate soft winter and straight grades trading around seven to eight dollars per unit amid uncertain demand.
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New York
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