Farmers Tariff Talk Highlights Manchester Event
Manchester hosted a two day celebration featuring Gilbert N. Haugen urging a protective tariff for agriculture to aid farmers. He warned wage earners suffer when farming declines, and stressed the need for a federal farm board equalization fee to make tariff laws effective.
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Manchester
Medu la Theatmer
Gilbert N. Haugen
Northwood
House Committee On Agriculture
McNary-Haugen
Gc.Cole
Greeley
Haugen
Man‘chester
Altho
Delaware County
Hampton Fair Expands Cash Prizes To Ten Thousand
The Hampton Franklin county fair will boost total cash prizes to between 9000 and 10000 this season, adding yearling colts to the show lineup. A new 120 by 396 foot hollow-tie building with 30 stalls and a 16 foot driveway will be built for race horses, at an added cost of about 2000. Farmers near Charles City report wool pools yielded similar amounts to last year, selling cooperatively to fetch 10 to 15 cents more per pound.
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Courier
Hampton
Franklin County
Sehiehy
United States
Charles City
Floyd County
Bremer County bounty collectors active in summer crop season
Bremer residents gather bounty on pocket gophers woodchucks and crows at 30 cents and 25 cents respectively. H J Stumme county auditor notes 22 collectors including Eliasen Roesen Jensen Moeller Jarman Roberts Wilson Corwin and others led by Barry Corwin who took 43.30 as the largest profit.
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Courier
Waverly
H. J. Stumme
Boun
Harry Eliasen
Harold Roesen
Kermit Jensen
Kenneth Moeller
Harald Jarman
Nellie D. Roberts
Paul K. Wilson
Harry Corwin
P. H. Meyer
J. B. Schwake
Amy Young
Waldo Albrecht
Leslie Baruth
Kenneth Mattke
Armold McCumber
Renny Gambalan
Walter Remley
F. Coats
William Pyles
Floyd Sargent
Paul Karnaske
Edward ‘Thies
Barry Corwin
Flock Eight Years On Leads at Major Shows
Ky the Farm Editor notes Ald Minish of Hudson, Massachusetts, has built a prize Cheviot and Southdown flock started eight years ago. His 18-show circuit last year yielded 150 awards and over 900 dollars in prize money, with about 500 dollars profit. He plans 25 head for this season including Cheviots and Dorsets, and aims to fit them for fairs starting next month. He sells many head across states, averaging 27.50 dollars per lamb, with Montana exports and an Arizona inquiry. He plans to add Hamp shires next year and drop Dor bets, while continuing show runs from Cedar Rapids to Louisville.
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Minish Cheviuts
West Virginia
Montana
Missouri
Iowa
Ohio
Illinois
Wisconsin
Arizona
Scotland
Aurora
Springfield
Milwaukee
Detroit
Peoria
Louisville
Cedar Rapids Fair
Minish Shay
Altho
Middle West
Dairy Cattle Congress Opens with 19500 in Premiums
Premiums totaling $19 500 will be paid in 19 money classes at the Dairy Cattle Congress. New features include a state 4 H club show and school projects exhibit. The event runs October 1 7 with Holstein Jersey Guernsey Ayrshire and Brown Swiss judging across dates.
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Estes
Cattle Congress
Jersey
W. H. Moscrip
Lake Elmo
Minn
Holtselns
Fitch
Manhattan
Kan
Jerseys
H. H. ‘Kildyt
Ames
Guernseys
E. L. Anthony
Morgantown
W. Va
Ayrshires
J. P. Allyn
Delaven
Wis
Springfield
Mass
Memphis
Uhe
Breed Association
Iit
Brown Swiss Association
Guernsey
Ayrshire
American Poultry Congress
Dairy Products Department
Women and Childrens Department
Soy
Wheat home harvest makes progress despite rust report
Chicago reports show domestic harvest advancing with larger yields than last week, easing export demand. Prices slipped as today’s close reflected heavy wheat with strong December and July oats and mixed corn futures. weather across the belt remains favorable for new crop growth. Minnesota and Kansas City grain markets show varied receipts and price ranges across No. 1 northern, hard spring, and yellow corn. Potatoes in Chicago and Toledo region markets post steady to mixed quotes with regional differences.
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Basia
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Gulf of Mexico
Agus Teading
Belt
Corry
Minneapolis Grain
Minneapolis
Minn
Duly
Montana
Gorn
Onis
Waterloo
Switt & Co
Walrrige
Washington, D. C
Rags Kel
United States
Birens Penks
Stoo Pitt
Hign
Hetlers
Corresnonane
Midi
Cahn Bros
Ec Aey
Kansas City
Milla Were
Iseyrssieene Det Vivarenscve
Feeder Market Review at Waterloo
Waterloo markets report grain and livestock prices with notes on wheat feeds prices for corn meal oats and bran. It lists farmed goods including butter eggs poultry and hogs with yields and delivery terms and references U S Department of Agriculture data and market conditions for July.
Waterlooeavening Courier Letter Page Fragment
Communications to editor from readers feature questions and comments about farming issues. The snippet invites letters to the Farm Department editor and provides contact details for the Waterloo Iowa publication.
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Farm Department
Waterloavening Courier
Waterloo
Iowa
Phona
Chicago Board of Trade Cash Quotations Report
The column lists futures and commodity prices including July fare, Goethens spring, various No. yellow and white soybeans, loom yellow, November values, sample grades, cloverseed, and provisions such as lard at 12.97, ribs at 13.12, bellies at 15.23.
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Barney
Hog market slips after strong opening across markets
Chicago and St. Joseph reports show hog receipts around 45,000 and 5,000 with early strength fading into slower late trading. Prices for various weights moved unevenly with butchers and sows mixed around 9.50 to 11.60 while calves and sheep showed modest gains and steady demand at regional markets.
Stocks Fluctuate as Market Closes Strong After Late Rally
The stock market opened with declines and then rallied in late trading. Blue chip names like General Motors and American International rose after earlier dips while others fell. Total volume neared 1.6 million shares as brokers reported higher loan and borrowing activity at the Federal Reserve.
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Packard
Curtiss
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American “Can
Allied
Chencal
International Telephone
Atlantic Refining
Housten
Reading
Cattle prices surge with mixed tone in weekly market
Cattle and hogs show divergent moves as buyers struggle for control and prices edge higher for select grades. Analysts note scarce high grade steers while lighter and lower grades remain scarce yet pressured. Sheep and lambs hold firmer with tight supplies lifting the top bids in Idaho and midwest markets.
Provisions and Market Receipts Across New York and Chicago
New York and Chicago market notices list creamery butter grades and prices, cheese varieties, eggs receipts and cents per dozen, poultry and live stock rates, and freight terms. It records July 6 market activity including butter, eggs, cheese, and poultry prices, with standard and first grades, and varying freight rates for turkeys, roosters, broilers, and other live poultry.
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Young Americas
Livestock Market Report From St Paul July 6
Livestock receipts near 11 200 cattle show steady to higher on heavy weights with top bids around 14 75. Cattle, calves and hogs posted varied but steady to firm prices. Sheep and lambs strong, native lambs about 15 50 and fat ewes near 4 00 to 6 00 per hundred weight.
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Choice Fed Texas
Sioux City
Siaux
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Tigers
Eleady
Chicago
Erererey
Ras
Duly
Cama
Jaowetk
Ughi
Peoria
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Texas
ST. Paul
Minn
Alec
Ully Sterndy
St. Lambs
Bond Market Slips then Rallies in Mixed Session
The New York bond market opened weak with narrow price moves and irregulars. Industrial and utility issues sagged before late buying improved sentiment as Dodge Brothers and Public Service of New Jersey led industrial gains while several rail and utility bonds drifted, with notable activity in Chicago and North Western and Rio de Janeiro listed among advances.
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iMissairt
Pacife
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Southern Raihway
St. Paul
Union Pacific First
Dodge Brothers
Standard OU
New Jersey
Andes Gopper
Saarget
Public Strvicr
Rin
Omaha Livestock Receipts and Prices Across Classes
Omaha market report shows receipts around 16 000 with broad shipping demand and various packer prices. Cattle and hog classes steady to higher, top veals near 14.00, fat lambs up, and feeders active. Liverpool and Chicago futures quoted firm with modest gains across grains and livestock futures. Kansas City reports steady to strong cattle trade with 40 cars received.
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