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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1928

Page

7

Iowa Holsteins Sent to Chile and Peru by Bollerup

Iowa Holsteins will be shipped to South America next year, says Holstein showman Bollerup who recently returned from New Orleans with 15 Illinois bulls bound for Peru and Chile. Buyer Dr. Aledo Sulsetia, a California graduate, plans government herd improvements in Chile and Peru.

Iowa South ‘America Bollerup News Orleans Peru Chile Aledo ‘Sulsetia Bollero California Sulsetia Wisltersity of South- America Suisetta Luisetta Penn and Chie Andy Suisetla Sulsetla Bau America Sulsetta Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota New Orleans Freeport Cil Cage

1927 Corn Production Costs Averaged 70 Cents Per Bushel

United States Department of Agriculture figures show corn cost 70 cents per bushel on 4,778 farms for the 1927 crop, with yields averaging 33 bushels per acre. Wheat and oats costs varied by region, with land rent as the largest cost factor, and the six year cost trend averaging around 66-70 cents per bushel for corn.

United States ‘Department of Agriculture North Central States North Atlantic States Atlantic States Federal Crop Reporting Board Department

Spanking U K Says Vermont Homemaker

Burlington Vermont July 9 One of Vermonts five Master Farm Romemakers honored in a ceremony at the University of Vermont is Mrs. Fred A. Mark of Rochester. She says a heavy hand where and when it is needed on self expression of modern youth. I may be old fashioned she admitted but believe in a dite spanking now and then.

Burlington Vermont University of Vermont Fred A. Mark Rochester

Bennington Township to Hold Farm Meeting Tuesday Night

Bennington Township will hold a meeting Tuesday night at the Center School. Chairman Bam Omani of the entertainment committee says County Agent J L Uban wired Ames for a moving picture on Farm Methods. An entertainment program will be presented with refreshments served.

Bennington Hireau Bam Omani J.L. Uban Ames

Reinbeck Man Adopts Four Row Cultivator On Farm

Reinbeck July 9 farmer Frank Chalupsky cultivates corn with a four row tractor cultivator, completing up to 40 acres in a day. He notes reduced labor, lower costs, and easier handling on hills, with fuel averaging about two dollars per day. Neighbor Ray Shoup uses a two row machine, reports fast plowing, and reduced horse dependence.

Erlitor Reinbeck Frank Chapulsky Chalupsky Shoup Ray Shoup Ghalupsky

Flint Guernseys Head Teotfing Flint Guernseys Head Teotfing

New Hampton Iowa July monthly report of Chickasaw County Gow Test association covers 368 cows, 14 dry, averaging 608 pounds milk and 23.4 pounds butterfat. Five unprofitable cows sold for beef. High herd was 18 grade Guernseys of A W Flint Nashua averaging 714 pounds milk and 34.4 pounds butterfat. High cow Holstein owned by Frank Richards produced 1470 pounds milk with 64.7 pounds butterfat. Walter Karnatz Holstein two year old produced 4701 pounds milk and 61.2 pounds butterfat. Some separators underperform. tester recommends corrections.

fOunter New Hampton Chickasaw Gow Test Association Charles Talcott A. W. Flint Nashua V.¥. Prudhbon Prade Holstein Frank Richards Walter Karnatz Apel

Cattle Grubs Study Planned by U S Agriculture

Washington expects to spend 75000 to save about 80000000 by studying cattle grub control. Scientists from the agriculture department will work with farmers to pick an area for testing extermination methods and assess impact on weight, milk, and hides. Warbles known as heel flies affect cattle health and value.

Washington Goverment Department of Agriculuire Seventieth Congress Dresuse

Wireworms Thought To Wreck Fayette County Corn

Reports from Fayette county indicate wireworms and cutworms are causing serious damage to corn. On a farm east of Oelwein about 35 acres of a 70 acre field have been ruined.

Oelwein Fayette County

Tama Farmers to receive 1.25 per ton for cornstalks

Tama and Toledo chambers join Tama County farmers to boost cornstalk shipping with Maizewood Products of Dubuque paying 1.25 a ton. Plant cost $500,000 and aims to handle about 25,000 tons this year, with intent to contract 10,000 tons locally. Output will supply maizewood used as shiplap and insulation.

Special Servier Toledo Tama Maizewood Products Company of Dubuque Maizewood

Chickasaw Signs 13 Cars of Limestone to Have Train Soon

Preparations for a limestone trainload in Chickasaw county near Fredericksburg near completion. Fifteen carloads needed will be secured within days with orders for three cars already booked. Limestone costing farmers about $1.80 per ton will be unloaded along the Chicago Great Western right of way. Farmers may haul and spread on fields with 60 days to remove from the tracks. Two men must be present when cars arrive to move limestone away from tracks to avoid blocking traffic.

New Hampton Chickasaw County Farm Bureau Fredericksburg Mndanger

Farmers Questions and Comments Adress to Editor

Readers may address questions and comments to the Farm Department of the War tering Evening Courier in Waterloo. Communications should be sent to the editor and may include inquiries, observations, and notices related to agricultural topics and farm life.

Wartering Evening Courier Waterloo Town Phono

Grain markets drift as losses hit wheat corn and oats

Prices for the season faded across grain futures with wheat and corn drawing declines after early advances. Strong harvest activity and favorable corn weather weighed, while oats fell sharply from rally highs as southern cutting progresses and provisions mirrored overall grain softness. Exports lagged and short covering briefly sparked a brief rally that did not last.

Wille

Potatoes market reports and shipments in Chicago

Chicago reports indicate 47 carloads received and 34 cars on track 297 total US shipments for Saturday and Sunday, trading fair with market barely steady. Bliss Triumphs lead the gains at 79 cents per 31.00, Irish Cob blers mostly steady at around 50 cents, with limited North Carolina Cobblers sales and Norfolk Virginia prices listed.

Chicago Southern Bliss North Carolina Norfolk Virginia Cobblers Virginia

Board of Trade Cash Quotations and Grain Prices

Market bulletin lists cash quotations for corn, oats, rye, barley and timothy seed. Prices show No. 2 white corn at around 1.03 dollars, No. 2 white oats near 65 to 69 cents, No. 4 white oats, rye sales unavailable, barley around 9.04 dollars, timothy seed about 4.73 dollars, clover seed near 27.78, provisions at 11.85, and starch products at 5.02.

Packers steady amid mixed cattle and hog market

Livestock receipts at Cleaga Wy and nearby markets show cattle and hogs trading unevenly. Cattle returning steady to weak with light supply and large yearlings bid. hogs slow, early top around 10.90, weight classes mixed. Sheep softer, fat lambs around 80 cents lower, cows and yearlings mixed across weights. Cotton and grain futures on mixed advisory signals with July futures steady to higher in Chicago and Liverpool spots easing.

Wy. G.y FAW MINT New York vPj New York Cotton Exchange Liverpool Chicago IINSI Colton Maren

Representative Sales Livestock in Union Yards

Representative Sales Livestock in Union Yards presents livestock listings and market notes. The item outlines cattle offerings and related trade details observed in Union Yards, indicating a livestock sale event and potential buyer interest.

Representative Sales Union Yards

Stocks Rally Amid Tight Money Market Pressure

New York July 9. Stocks moved higher despite stiff call-money rates as investors bid up shares across sectors. Midland Steel and Allied Chemical led gains while weaknesses in International Harvesters and airplane issues tempered the run. Liberty bonds and foreign exchange traded firm as traders buoyed by ample speculative funds and a strong closing.

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Bond Market Slows In Quiet New York Trading

The New York bond market opened dull with light activity and narrow price changes. The undertone remained steady as several issues showed fractional gains while most items drifted downward amid widespread heaviness across industrials and government obligations.

New York New Jersey Atlantic St. Louia San Francisco Rathi Pernahbuceta Wasah Austowian Algamat Can- Ada

Barn Picnic At Haven For Farm Folk Draws Locals

In the evening a gathering formed at C. Reinsche home where fireworks entertained. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Reinsche and Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Seemen led a committee that made the event a success for farm families and picnickers.

Omaha Livestock Market Report and Prices Summary

Receipts total about 12,000 cattle and 11,000 sheep with varying bids. Packers take midrange asks for slaughter steers, cows and bulls while feeders and calves show mixed trading. Lambs quote around 15.00 to 16.00 with natives near 15.00. California and other feeders noted. overall tone shows uneven to steady pricing across categories.

Peoria Livestock Market Report July 8

Peoria stockyards reported receipts of 2,000 hogs with prices 10 cents lower top at 1.30 and bulk around 11.30. Cattle receipts were about 100 head with market details limited in the fragment.

Peoria Livestock Peoria. Ui HOGE

Industrial Dairy Prices and Eggs Report from New York and Chicago

The dispatch outlines July market results for butter and cheese in New York with receipts totals and price levels, notes on egg shipments and rates, and alongside Chicago figures showing creamery butter receipts, standard and firsts price ranges, and egg case counts. It also includes Minneapolis flour quotations and shipment totals for the period.

New York Maaradiacs Sam Iobae Nennery aLsaq Chicago Butler Americas Zee Stacy

Treasury offers new 3 percent Third Liberty bonds

The Treasury announces a 3 percent 12 15 year exchange for Third Liberty Loan Bonds. The new bonds bear interest from July 16 1928 and mature September 15 1928. Interest on exchanged bonds is paid in full to September 15 1928. Holders should consult banks for details. Secretary A W Mellon

Treasury

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