Dairy calf clubs gear up for Waterloo contest
Iowa dairy calf clubs prepare for the Dairy Cattle Congress at Waterloo this fall. Prizes total nearly 1500 dollars for juniors, with classes for Holsteins Guernseys and Jerseys. Winners include grand champion club boy or girl and grand champion club heifer, plus judging medals and diplomas.
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Farm Women Club Meeting in Newton Township
Independence Ind July 18 Newton Township Girls club met at Fanny Butterfield home last Friday afternoon. The session included sewing and cutting out garments. Eagle Center July 18 Sunbeam club held July 10 at St Josephs school house with business and social period. Thirteen members attended.
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Township Sociable Promises Funds For Farm Bureau Work
A township sociable at the C. W. Virdon home last week drew a large crowd and produced a satisfactory sum for promoting farm bureau activities. The event featured a program and ice cream provided entirely by local bureau members.
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Sewing club meeting in Washington township July 18
The Washington township Garment club met July 18 with 13 members, including Edna Flege Minnie and Bertha Bede. Luella Kuethe and Adele Hrum wiede demonstrated seams and Duttonholes for the next meeting will feature Lenora Kuethe and Luella Kuethe.
Colwell Canning Club Hosts July Meeting Demonstrations
Colwell Canning club held a two session meeting on July 10 with a Dutch evening program. Demonstrations covered tin can handling and raspberry canning led by Miss Laura Kollman and Miss Ruth Pohlmann. Ames speaker Miss Ruth Pohlmann spoke on canning and girls club work while county agent William Dietrich discussed team selection and preparation for elimination contests at Mason City and the state fair. About 25 members enrolled across the two clubs and pig club members asked questions on pig care and feeding amid a judging demonstration.
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Iowa Dairy Calf Club Contests to Be Held at Waterloo
Iowa counties prepare for a big daily juniors contest at Waterloo this fall with teams from dairy calf clubs. Financing comes from Dairy Cattle Congress and state breeders associations, with prizes and a possible separate Iowa team to compete at the National Dairy Show. Interested youths may write E. S. Estel, manager, Dairy Cattle Congress, Waterloo, Iowa.
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Labor for Harvests Expands in Kansas and Nebraska
The Department of Labor reports plentiful farm labor for northern Kansas and Nebraska after Texas and Oklahoma harvests. South Dakota faces a shortfall, and North Dakota will require vast numbers as a bumper crop nears. Nebraska and Kansas agencies plan to reallocate workers from the north to the Dakotas as harvest ends.
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Canning Budget Guides Home Food Stock for Year
The article argues homes act like small businesses in yearly stocktaking for canning. It cites Dr Florence Powdermaker on planning two or more vegetables plus leafy greens, plus fruit usage twice daily, with winter supplies drawn from canned, fresh, or dried sources. It urges making a fall order if gardening or canning isn’t economical to ensure savings.
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New Jersey College of Agriculture
Althea
Florence
Cows Lead June Dairy Test in Hardin County Herds
In Bidora Iowa July 18 special. June production averages recorded for 380 Holstein cows tested by H P Nielsen show 755 lbs milk and 239 lbs fat. Seven cows owned by Roy N Finster Eldora top with 1320 lbs milk and 46.7 lbs fat. Town Falls Herd Secand Dreier leads the high herd listing 1325 lbs milk and 43.7 lbs fat. Fourth are Charles A Mark Town Falls with 1070 lbs milk and 37.2 lbs fat. Finster’s high cow yielded 2034 lbs milk and 735.2 lbs fat at 67.8 lbs fat per day. Other high cows listed with owners and breeds. Overall, the association ranks fifth in state for May and second for high herd averages in May.
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Miss Lillian Zell Marries Jona Schnor in Bumper
Miss Lillian Zell and Jona Schnor were married at The Little Brown Church on Saturday July 7. Local residents visited relatives and attended church events as town news includes families traveling, birthdays, health updates, and scheduled community activities in Hawkeye and nearby towns.
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Corn Advanced Beyond Seasonal Average In Iowa
Des Moines reports a strong week for corn with rapid growth due to favorable weather. Farmers in Wapello County note corn reaching eight feet asdevelopment outpaces last year, while winter wheat harvesting nears completion in the southern third of the state. Oats yields look unfavorable due to dry heat, hay crops may be light, and Winneshiek County records its smallest crop in 50 years amid labor shortages.
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St Paul Market Cleanup boosts hog receipts in June
South St. Paul Minnesota reports show June hog receipts rose 43 458 from the year prior with 284 653 hogs received last month. Stockyards Company president T E B Good says federal audit prompted shedding dishonest firms and that the market now offers fair play as audits proceed. No co operative has been fined or suspended.
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Holstein Calf Owned by Burger Tops Fargo Junior Show
Trinne Ormsby Piebe 26th, Holstein calf owned by A. A. Burger of Black Hawk county took first in junior champion class at the Interstate Fair in Fargo North Dakota last week. A half brother to the winning calf was grand champion bull at Brandon Manitoba fair.
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Black Hawk County
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Hargrove & Arnold Herd
Burger
Calif
Brandon
Manitoba
Wheat Futures Jump on Early Buying Momentum
Wheat prices rose sharply in early trading with gains of about 2 to 2.5 cents, driven by buying from former sellers and investors urged to purchase. Volume eased, cash quotes showed No. 2 red and No. 1 hard varied, while New York and Milwaukee markets reported mixed moves across wheat corn and oats as favorable crop news trimmed some losses.
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Hog and cattle prices slide in midweek market report
Receipts across hogs and cattle show uneven demand with prices mixed. Hog values range from about 6.00 to 7.90 and cows and sows feature varied trading. cattle yield mostly steady to lower on steer and yearling classes while lambs and sheep trade with limited activity and modest gains.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report and Prices
Kansas City totals show cat receipts near $3,900 with wide price ranges across steers cows and calves. Hogs and sheep listings reflect mixed demand with top hogs around 7.28 and lambs bidding up to 14.00 while cows and feeders hold steady to weaker in a volatile market.
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Sioux City Livestock Receipts and Market Report
Sioux City market notes show receipts and prices for cattle hogs and sheep with mixed demand. Prices range for fat cows, heifers, canners and cutters, hogs and sows, plus sheep receipts and a cooling market, reflecting weak cattle and stronger hogs in parts of July.
St Joseph Livestock Market Report July 18 Hogs and Cattle
Receipts at St Joseph show hogs steady to 25 cents lower with top near 7.20 and packers bidding mainly down. veal calves and yearlings steady to higher. Sheep receipts light with native lambs selling steady. cattle market weaker, veal tops around 16.00, bulk veal calves 4.50 to 5.00. Peoria reports hog and cattle activity similar with steady hogs and weaker cattle averages. Coffee futures mixed in New York as Rio No 7 eases. Silver bar at 63 cents per ounce.
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New York and Chicago Produce Prices Today
New York markets report varied butter and milk prices with creamery and wholesale levels. Chicago prices show butter, poultry, and potatoes with market receipts and trading activity noted along with foreign exchange and metal quotes across the day.
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