Jesup Leads Iowa Butter Co-ops May Production
Jesup creameries topped Iowa butter production in May with 191,894.5 pounds of butterfat. Sioux Center followed with 132,752.38 pounds, and Monticello, Hudson, Site Santer, Oelwein, Strawberry Point, Falls, Boyden, and Pella among the top ten. The average butterfat price paid was 46.62 cents per pound. Clyde Bechtelheimer notes high scores at national cold storage judging and discusses potential eastern city ordinances mandating pasteurized butter, plus a shift from butter to oleomargarine in early 1925 consumption. Bechtelheimer toured Tennessee dairy plants, finding modern creameries and growing interest in national advertising campaigns for butter producers.
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Jowa Creamersy
Associaes
Jesup Farmers’ Creamery
Towa
Sioux Center
Wis Neni
Monticello
Hudson
Site Santer
Oelwein
Falts
Boyden
Pastville
Clyde Bechtelheimer
Association
Health Department of
Baltimore
Iowa
Hechtelheimer
Tennessee
National Dairy Council
Bechtelhheimer
Altho
Middlewest
Crop acreage estimates by U.S. experts foretell trends
Des Moines reports reveal a novel method using a car speedometer attached device to map crop fronts. A Mississippi inventor and Lacey Rickey of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics describe the plotting system. About 26,000 inquiries are sent to farmers for current and prior year crop presence assessments.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Lacey Rickey
Bureau of Agriculural Economics
Department of Agriculture
Iery
Rickey
Department
Women Curb Birds as Efficiently as Men Told
In Cedar Falls a home demonstration agent led a class in poultry care noting women can cull birds as effectively as men. Demonstration was held outside the agriculture building with birds provided for Miss Hudson to work with and guidance on modern poultry management techniques.
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Agriculutre
Jowa Ataty ‘Teachers College
Russ Eizabeth Ludson
Cedar Falls Lst
Miss Hudson
York
Fourth spray advised for Iowa apples this year
AP reports Fr Werrick warns that the apple crop may be only about 42 percent of normal due to frost and heat. A second brood of codling moths and sooty blotch are targeted with arsenate of lead and Bordeaux mixture as the main spray, with alternatives like lime sulfur in hot weather. Local guidance pins spray dates by region from July 20 to late July.
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Associated Pressies
Werrick
Stile Horticultural Soviet
Aquthern
Northtern
Enery
Ames
B. B. Fulton
Iowa State College
Felton
Fulton
Iowa
Waterloo Buena Teau to Hold Regular Meeting
Bureau members in the Waterloo township area plan a regular monthly meeting this Friday at Virden school. The gathering will discuss local matters and community affairs in the Washington Town region.
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Waterloo
Washington Town
Teau
Virden
Waterloo Township
Bureau
Tnter
Farm Department Editors Email Address Indexed in Courier
Community readers are directed to send questions and comments to the Farm Department of the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Iowa. A contact phone number is listed for reader inquiries.
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Adress
Edifter Farm Department
Wherloo Evening Courier
Wacterloo
Iowa
Cattle Show At Cedar Falls Sees 300 Head Entered
Cedar Falls fair prepares for a large livestock display with 300 cattle entered across Ayrshire Jersey Hereford and Holstein breeds. Swine and sheep divisions expected to draw strong interest as entries near closing. Speed department and credentialing continue daily with spaces limited in the exhibition hall.
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Cedar Falls
Cedar Mails
Westock
Cedar Valey Fair and Exposition
Ayrshire
Shoerthars
Jung Shorihearn
Villa Stethar
Cedar Girls' Club Meeting Wednesday in Cedar
Cedar Girls' Club of Cedar lGvenship met at Marestet Stiles home after their third treeling. Hostess demonstrated bread making and Thelma Driscoll spoke on oven temperature. Guests included Katherine Bioueh Mrs Victor Driscell and Mere Stiles. Music and games filled the special hour. The club will meet again Wednesday July 24.
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Squire Club
Cedar lGvenship
Marestet
Girls Rally and Camp Planned by County Committee Here
County committee for farm girls clubs scheduled a rally at Byrnes Park Ave and a four day girls camp at the M. A. camp. Activities include team tryouts for display at the state fair, demonstrations by clubs, musical program led by Mrs A J Henry, and expert instructors Miss Gladys Coon Miss Mary Baker and J T Bote.
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Byrnes Park Ave
Alu
A. J. Henry
Mildred Minish
Hiter
Gladys Coon
National Dairy Council
Mary Baker
J. T. Bote
Ames
Farm Women Plan County Picnic at Maynard July 22
Fayette county farm bureau women and 4-H club girls plan their annual picnic at Maynard on July 22. Mrs H H Douglass of Northwood is invited to address, with Blanch Stiles of Smithfield presenting a canning demo and insignia judging for township emblems. Community singing and talks by project leaders follow a noon picnic lunch.
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Maynarids
Tadaig
Farm Bureau
Fayette County
H. EH. Douglass
Northwood
Worth County
Ion.m
Paul P. Stewart
Harlan Township
W. ‘Pf. Sinnott
Westfield Township
Charles Eckheart
Arlington
Douglass
Oran Township
George Peckham
Castalia
Fourth
National Poultry Meet Draws Seven Hundred Attendees in Iowa
Des Moines reports seven hundred poultry breeders from nationwide societies will gather August first at Iowa State College Ames for the American Poultry Association meeting. President Thomas F. Rigg presides. Governor John Hammill delivers the welcome with L D Howell of New York set to respond. The program features M L Chapine of New Jersey discussing “The American Poultry in Its Fifty Two Years of Service to the Poultry Industry.”
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Des Moines
TON and Son Poultry Breeders
American Poulsyoviatiet
Buttala
N.Y
Thomas F. Rigg
Wayne
Ind
John Hammill
L. D. Howell
New York
M. L. Chapine
New Jersey
Jersey Admitted to Register of Merit in 144- $83 Jersey
Financial Fancy Buttercup 144- $83, a junior two-year-old Jersey by Waterson Jersey, completed an official test producing 70.2 pounds of fat and 6.568 pounds of milk. She carried her calf for 238 days and averaged 14 percent butterfat, qualifying for the American Jersey Association register.
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Jersey
Waterson Jersey
Sharp advance on heels of decline in wheat market
The Chicago and Minneapolis grain reports show a volatile wheat market with price gains after a broad decline. September futures rose to around 1.05 and futures across other months firmed, while cash quotations for No 2 red and other wheats varied and remained active in buying and selling. Hog prices provided some support to the commodity complex alongside mixed notes on losses in spring wheat damage reports from extended territories.
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Chicago
United States
Couchley
Nea
Trade News Good and Stocks Alot
Trade news from multiple industries signals possible stock gains by market close. Cain leads a rally in industrials amid gains in Bethlehem Steel and United States Steel, while utilities push higher on merger activity and rate discussions.
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Associated Press
New York
Cain
LU. S
Bethlehem Steels
International Telephone
Havana Electric
Savage Arms
Eny Glos Wits Stroup
Aahied Chemical & Dye
American Can
American Car & Foundry
American Locomotive
American Smelt, & Rel
American Sugar
American Tel & Tel
American Tobcco
American Water Works
American Woolen
Anaconda Copper - Archison Peewee
Athintic Coast Line
Bid
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Oliiag
Bethiehen: Steel
California Petroleum
Canadian
Pasine Gentral Learcher, Pid
Cerro Dé Pasco, Ox, div
Chander Motor
Chesapeake & Oh
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Mil & St. Paul
BRL & Pacific
Coca Cola
Colorado
Nuairn Consolidated Gas
Crucible Steel
Cuba Cane
Ee Davison Chem
Dodge Bros. Pro
du Pont de Nemours Electric Power
Erle
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors Great Northern
Gulf States
Steve Hudson Slators
Illinois Central
Int
Harvester
Mer, Marine
Ninkel
Kelly-Springheld Ss
Kennecott Copper
Lehigh Vahey
Louisville & Nashville
Marland
Maxwell Motors
Mexican Seaboard
Mid-Continent
Kan
Tex
Isesee Missouri Pacific, Ptd
Montgomery-Ward
National Biscuit
National Lead
New York Central N.Y. N. H
Hartfor
Norfolk & Western
Nor, American
Pet
Pennsylvania
Adg
C. & Ty. Phillips Bet. Ois
Rep
Ir. & Steel
Hoseinigs
San
Studebaker 2
As & Pacific Tobacco Products Transcent
Fon Pacific
Tal
Alvatieal
Mack Truck Radio Corp
Hubler
Wirhah Pid
Westinghouse F. Willys-Overland Woolworth
Sioux City Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Livestock market notes from Sioux City show receipts around 1,000 with varied bids. Steers, heifers, cows, and bulls traded across multiple price ranges, including fat cows at about 11.00 and stockers near 7.50, while bulls drew up to 7.30 and hogs hovered near 6.00. Prices reflect regional demand and mix of live sales.
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Swift & Co
Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Leghorns
Ol Roosters
Waterloo Clearing House
Ec Ley
Turkess
Hath Packing Co
Bath
Coccs
Radio programs and market reports across major cities
A mixed listing shows Thursday nearby stations Davenport Des Moines Omaha and Chicago with baseball scores orchestras and musical programs. New York and Waterloo markets detail butter cheese poultry cattle hogs and grain prices, plus stock and mortgage data and station lineups for OIL, West Coast and Midwest outlets.
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Davenport
WIEAP
New York
Wisconsin
Chicago
Detroit
WEAF
Hog and Cattle Market Report From St Paul Stockyards
Receipts and price ranges for hogs cattle and sheep across multiple lots with steady to weaker bidding. Slaughter hogs around 14.00 to 14.15 with lighter weights near 13.75 to 14.00. cattle steady to higher on some classes, steer and yearling values around 14.00. sheep lambs and fat ewes show softer bids, notable declines in western markets and mixed load totals across several districts.
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ST. Louis
St Louis
Chicago
Alan Wednesday
Inter
Wool Market Report Sparks Mixed Domestic Prices
New York July 1 Wool markets show mixed movement with inns and domestic fleece varying. Prices in Ohio Pennsylvania fluctuate with Braured-basis figures and clean domestic quantities reported, indicating cautious demand and regional price spreads.
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New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Warren Bissell Sells Holstein Heifers for Dairy Calf Club
Warren Bissell of Manchester sold four Holstein heifers for dairy calf club work. Floyd Johnston of the Iowa Dairy association visited the Bissell farm. Three heifers went to Wayne County and New Hartford for Donald Dix of the G. & Bo Dairy Calf club. Counties prepare for the state junior show with many entries expected. Juniors fromMarion Bremer and other counties plan multiple calves.
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Warren Bissell
Manchester
Floyd Johnston
Iowa Didte Diry Association
Bissell
Wayne County
New Hartford
Donald Dix
G. & Bo Dairy
Mauyette County
Tve
Bremers County
Marion County
Ilinn
Buchanan
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JESUP
U.S
Cedar Girls’ Club
Byrnes Park
Farm Women Plan
Maynard
Ben York
Janer
Minneapolis
Finn
Montana
Lotis Friars
St. Luis
Sule
Ned
Omaha
Wheats
Mary
Toledo
Wyeth
Peoria
Poorta
ST. Loues
Miner
Bassiana
Dee
AT & Et
Ihs
Belgiun
Holland
Nore
Sweden
Denmark
Swi Prland
FO Ars Spal
Wste
Ivece
Poland
Etheovakiz
Tiga
Sta
Mstria
Roumania
Arientina
Braziiba
Tokio
Ile
Montreat
Sioux City Livestock
Salas
Lamson Bros. & Co
Marsh-Place
H. A. Moray
Kansasx
Missouri
Virginia
Warre
Gomi
Dotee
Howe
CAL
Liberty Mw
Cee Tata
Qorza
Oman
Cornell Blutts
KYW
Ihieses
Ginger OU Webe
Ortole
Riviera Theatre
Paul Siminil
WLS
Cornhuskars
Warren K. Howe
Woog
Waterloo Mis Co
Oats - Harley
OIL Council
WEBH
Chicago Post
Orisle
Carmheldgy Sisters
Gustar
Orioh
WES
Anna Williams
Concralia
Rex’s Cornhuskers
waLaa
Chicago News
Jack Chapman
St. Angela’s Chatred
I Wes
Chicago ‘Tribune
Drake
War
West Brothers
Revune
Paul Whiteman
Collegians
Dave Nudelman
Cril Lon
Lex Eet Neal
Syratelossom’s Orchestra WC
SEGAR
SARC
Kansas City Livestock
Ab Call Lake Calve
Carly
Iwoks
Swady
Idaho
Texas
ST. Paul Livestock
South St. Paul
Mian
Themmercial National Company
Commercial National Bank
Lowa
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