Buttermakers Show Strong Year At Uelwein Meeting
Selwein Commercial club hosts dairy men and families in Uelwein. 49 batter entries mostly score above 590. Robert C. Wilson Hawkeye wins gold with 95. A H Benis Maynard takes silver at 94.75. Henry Segebarth bronze at 94.50. Speakers stress dairy growth, quality, and Iowa association purposes. Meier tops butter judging. E O Bollman second, George Hauer third. Banquet and awards follow, with praise for dairy industry and need for better creameries and legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selwein Commercial Club
F. H.rms
F. W. Stephenson
Uelwe
Robert C. Wilson
Hawkeye
A. H. Benis
Maynard
Henry Segebarth
Oslwein Park
Old Sol
R. G. Clark
C. R.conway
Iowa Buttermakers’ Association
Prof. M. Mortense
Clark
Dairy and Food Department
Iowa
Do. R. Conway
Iowa Buttermakers' Association
Oelwe
Waterloo
M. Mortensen
Denmark
New Zealand
Holland
Argentina
J. C. Meier
Meier
Sbuttar Trier
H. D. Reynolds
James Royland & Co
New York
E. O. Bollman
President Operates Tractor in Kansas Wheat Belt
Geo Hauer of West Union and A P Anderson of Grachtinger lead a list of farmers operating tractors in the Kansas wheat belt. Other names include Robt Wagner of Mairbanks Barnes Ariington and O Boliman of Wadena, Segebacht hailing from Readlyn, and numerous residents across Iowa towns such as Manly Tripoli and Osage noted alongside hobbyist and agricultural activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President
Kansas
Wheat Belt
Geo. Hauer
West Union
A. P. Anderson
Grachtinger
Robt. Wagner
Mairbanks 'L
Denver
Mo P. Christiansen
Algona
Meier
Waverly
Ea” Henning
Tripot
Id Andreasen
Manly
GC. Wilson
Hawkeya
Otto Woger
Strawberry Point
Eimer J. Primims
Oran
A. E. Zlerath
Sumner
P. Germand
Wolga
Albert Harris
Westgate
Iowa Popcorn Crop Seen As Major Production Boost
Des Moines reports from July 14 indicate the United States Department of Agriculture survey projects Iowa popcorn yield at about 35,150,060 pounds this year, with 19,000 acres planted across Sac Ida and other counties, up from 9,798 acres last year. The report notes improved demand with urban employment gains, aiming to support reasonable prices for growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
United States Department of Agriculture
Sac County
Ida County
Father Hastens From Grave To Bedside In Grief
Nashuh In July 14 Mease Concannon who has been living in Chicago the past year arrived here with the remains of his one year old son Jonury In the family jet. The child had whooping cough and pneumonia developed. As Mr Concannon left his home it was thought his six weeks old babe was dying at the same ailment and he hastened to return home after the burial of his little one. The Concannon family fell heir to thousands of dollars a year late, at which time they moved from there to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashuh
Chicago
Dairy tips for keeping milk fresh in hot months
Advice from the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station dairy department on preventing souring during shipment. Keep tank water at 40 F or lower, use ice at two pounds per gallon, and run water through a surface cooler while milk flows slowly over it. Cool milk to within 3 degrees of the cooling water, store in a tank with proper ice, cover, and drainage, and protect during hauling with blankets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Department of New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
Arlington Banker Sees Big Corn Crop Ahead In Fayette County
Arlington Iowa July 14 D B Allen president of the town s oldest bank predicts a larger corn crop this season than in 1922 for Fayette County. He cites good corn prospects despite May moisture shortages hurting hay and pasture and notes Arlington hosts a large whole milk creamery with substantial dairy activity driven by a cooperative livestock shipping association. He emphasizes the need for farmer organization and Boys and Girls clubs to boost prices and attract youth to farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Fayette County
D. B. Allen
Allen
Mr. Allen
Cooperative Shipping Association
Alien
Algo Saak Harvests Heavy Early Oats on 20 Acres
Four pounds of twine were used to tie oats cut from 20 acres on the W. D. Roberts farm operated by Algo Saak yesterday. Normally three pounds would suffice for that acreage. About 4,000 cars of peaches a week were shipped mid September 1922 from all produce sections, per USDA reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Roberts
Algo Saak
United States Department of Sericulture
Evaporation boosts orchard returns through fruit drying
Washington July 14 The United States Department of Agriculture outlines how drying fruits improves returns by converting blemished fruit into salable products and stabilizing fresh fruit prices. It notes farm scale, varied equipment, and the potential for community drying plants as a practical solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Th. C
Department
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Jersey money boost for 1928 Dairy Cattle Congress
Congress raises Jersey premium money about 25 percent for the 1928 Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo. Ten prize ribbons offered in Jersey classes versus eight in 1922. Calf club classes open to boys and girls with attractive premiums. Prof R S Hulse of Wisconsin to judge. Iowa Jersey breeders travel strong to Waterloo, attracting national interest in the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annamen i4
Cts i
Waterloo
BE. S.i Estel
Jersey
Hulse
Wisconsin
Mudge
R. S. Hulse
University of Wisconsin
Iowa
United States
Wheat Prices Slide Amid Weekend Trade Lows
Wheat prices drifted during early dealings with September and December futures mixed as traders weighed US supply. US estimates put around 41,000,000 bushels in surplus states while deliveries and weather impacts influenced the market. Cash and futures moved unevenly across Chicago New York and Milwaukee exchanges with oats and corn following the weak tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Bulla
United States
Pricay
Giaina
Dovemver
Texas
Lawar
Onte
Languid Inter est on New York Exchange
The Associated Press reports languid trading at the New York Stock Exchange with subdued activity across major stocks. Market breadth varied as some issues advanced while many traders remained away, keeping volumes light and prices hovering.
Grain Market and Wheat Prices Amid Wide Fluctuations
A late 1914 style market roundup notes Wheat prices reaching record July lows, with Chicago arrival of the 1923 crop and Clackrust concerns driving declines. Corn and oats rally on old crop scarcity and crop damage in Texas and Oklahoma, while hogs and provisions drop. Foreign exchange rates and New York flour and cotton futures are listed alongside miscellaneous market quotes and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Chivakre
Texas
Oklatoma
Waterloo
Chris
New York
Waterton Co-op
Butte
Enlik
Ls . A
Molina
Packing Co
Timothy
Cattle and hog market notes from Friday trading
Prices show hogs near 10 to 15 cents under the friday average with steers topping around 11.50. Report mentions calf and sheep figures, calves up to 26 cents higher, steers at 9 to 10 dollars, and mixed cattle categories with various bid levels and weights across slaughter and stocker markets.
ST PAUL LIVESTOCK REPORT SUMMARY
ST PAUL LIVESTOCK reports cattle and hog receipts with mixed price shifts across categories. Cattle and calves show varied changes, with fat cattle and yearlings around 7.5 to 10.0 per hundredweight, cows and canners lower, and bulls improving modestly. Hogs remain mostly steady with 7.6 to 7.9 per pound ranges, while sheep and lambs see declines in slaughter lambs and a market around 14 to 18 dollars for bulk fat lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph
St. Soseph
Teel
Rome
Kansas City
Texas
ST. Louis
Louis, Jr
Ples
pTmoker
Prekor
Omana
Produce Prices in New York and Chicago Today
New York and Chicago report produce price updates with varied dairy items and poultry rates. Butter and creamery extras fluctuate with summer listings. milk values around 2 per hundred pounds and other dairy products show mixed adjustments. Chicago notes include butter receipts and poultry bids, with several categories holding steady or changing modestly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Easler
Treamery
Lenis
Wisconsin
Americas
Pacific Coast
Alckens
Turkey
Reis
Zac Johawks
Oddiee
Dirtles
Gi Zhehee
Gi Zhehee , Turkeys, 20A; Chickens, 19 J6 224Yr; Roosters, 120; Gonko
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Selwein Contegt
Ocivein Chamber of Commerce
A. W. Rudnick
Haugen
Qrairy
Ray Bell
Oelwein
May
M. Mortenben
John Paulsen
Titonka - Felinot Nelson
Kensatt . Oats
Harms
Celwein
Ie A
Riser
Ipha
Eyes
A.W
Erschsbure
Ladage
Tripoti
Gainey
Tripatt
Aftenstein
Gremer
Rehresen
President Harding
Alaska
Hutchin~ Son, Kane
Towa
Arlington Banker
J. H. Blunt
Mr. Blunt
Clermont Road
Battle
Congress
Misa Margaret. Thornton
Renton
Harbor, Mich
Coro
Finnley
Park
Sorina
Perseot
Grady and Hay
Fork
F.n.b
Cate
Kansas City Grain
Kanansa
Nise
Milwauekde Grady
Milweukes
Wis
Wheats
Northern
Cmata Eee
Peoria Graly
Peoria, UN
Issly
ST. Louis Gra
ST Tye
Walt
Waterine Co-operative Creamery Company
Duisson
L. S
Kun Aes
Ohio
SUGAZ
iBy
Associated
Wresa
Boston
Philadelphia
Afl
Cileigo
Unsc
Algladelphia
Rau Ah Ae
Mi Aito
Jae
Sont Aes
N.Y
Kew Sharon
Ftedia
Dominion Surop
Bulent
Manhattan
Andy
Allied
Chomlent
California Patroleuty
Canadian Pacific
Central Teather
Cerro de Pasca Copper
Chander Mortara
Aleaspeakea
Chicngro & Northwestern
Gicago
BE Paul Opt
Macro
Consolidated Gas Corn Products Vorden
Cano Susur
Eria
Livsk Genoral Asphalt
General Electric Genend Motors
Great Northern
Ptd
Guile States
Stocl
Hiinots Central
Uinapiation
Bid Triumnational Hiervestar
Mer
Marine Pd
International
Kelly-Springfeld
Kennecott Copper
Ceee
Lima
Louwisville d& Nis
jMack
Northern Pacific - Pacific
Pan American Petroteum
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Rainer Fure
Reading Inemblée
Iron & Steel
Reara Roebuck
Sinclair Con
Southern Pacific
Souuthern Railay & Pountcy
American International ArmoriesandLocomotive Oo
Atperléan
Ebocco American Woolen
aAnseonia Copper
Atenlaon
Ath, Guilt & W. Andrea
Baldwin Locomotive
Haltiberg & Onto - Bethlehem Sree
Bendebaker Corporation
Toxas CO
Wexas & Pacific
Tobacco
York
France
Italy
Belgaum
Switzerland
Gracey
Poland
Tee
Crorha-Slovikie
Romana
ZAI
Brug
Montreal
Dell
Liberty Bonds
Aplington
wWpington
Trevis
Tama
Harm Feldick
Buffalo Center
H. H. Dreyer
Hhirley Craft
Frank Heminway
Mason City
J. Romelfang
O. F. Lea
Tada Sehaneman Moterel
Parkersburg
Martin Wagner
Hoykenn
Ackley
Tinseman
Gerltrude
Misworth
Minn
B. Whitney
Stout
A. E E&illett
Lohrville
Dorothy
Jean O'Lanton
Lost
H. B.daman
G. Kramer
Abs
International Christian Endeavor
Yorn Gerhardt
Lows Falls
Clade Spilker
Austin
South Dakota
H. Busch
Fiere
McBride
Rockford
O,fl Lea
G. Jacobs
Chijcare
ZEAL
Black Hawk County
Abstract Co
H.T. Waster
Chari
K. Rowe
Nick Sadler
Binwood Ccemetery
John Lamb
Elmwood Cemetery
Leavitt & Johnson Tease
Avis “L. Bond
Hagerman
Frank J. Fowler
Mortimer B. Cleveland
Manson & Eaday
Pan, Selye
Fucene O'Neil
Poulsry
Leghorn Springs
WIL BR
AL Heltiers
STA
Cours
Satie Atone
Qwedini
Tishta
Jaime
ST. Paul Livestock
SY Tours
Springs
L. & J. Trust CO
Waterloo Savings Bank
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