Farmer H M Brownell Plans Emergency Crop After Hailstorm
H M Brownell, a renter with 80 acres six and a half miles east of Waterloo on Grant highway, plans an emergency hay crop for winter feed after a Saturday hailstorm damaged his corn and oats. He estimates corn at 70 bushels per acre prior to damage and will turn cattle into the cornfield, disc the stalks, and plant a quick hay crop, likely Sudan grass, for winter feed. He owns 17 Holstein cows and aims to verify tuberculosis status before buying purebred cattle, works in Waterloo, and relies on his wife who manages poultry and a garden damaged by the storm.
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H. M. Brownell
Waterloo
Grant Highway
Acra
Brownell
Bem
Buttermaker Wins International Buttermaking Honors
Fred Harms a former buttermaker at Tri Pol creamery now working at Gelwein creamery won the international buttermaking championships in St Paul. Competing against more than 80 entrants from the United States and Canada, Oelwein creamery took first at the national convention with a June butter score of 96. The batch was stored and will be scored again in the fall.
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Gelwein
Fred Harms
Tripol Creamery
Gelwein Creamery
United States
Canada
Oelwein Creamery
St. Paul
Grant Peverill Faces Hard Luck on His Farm
Grant Peverill, a farmer on the Grant highway about seven miles from Waterloo, endures a series of misfortunes including damage to crops from a half-term storm and a spring barn fire that caused severe financial loss. Despite setbacks, he remains optimistic and has built a modern, well designed barn.
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Grent Peverill
Peverill
Grant Highway
Waterloo
Vocational Training Teachers Conference Opens in Simee
Teachers from Illinois and Nebraska attend the annual vocational agriculture conference despite poor roads. Day one featured committee assignments and bee and poultry demonstrations by Prof. F L B Paddock and James J. Warren. Carl Colvin discusses Illinois’ vocational education system under the Hughes act.
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Simee
Flbl Paddock
James J. Warren
Carl Colvin
Minois
Ilinois
O. A.fullmer
Nebraska
Ispenka
Fullmer
Vatuls Wermelskirchen
Farm Women Department to Feature Each Wednesday
This page will host a weekly Farm Women department each Wednesday. Readers are invited to send comments and questions to the column for future issues.
Veal benefits and club work highlight Iowa rural program
Marshalltown and Butler County clubs host health and nutrition talks led by state and county leaders. The article details veal preparation guidance from the US Department of Agriculture and outlines club aims to expand local groups and promote parliamentary procedure and financial literacy among farm families.
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Rale
Butler County
Josephine Arnquist
Oligard
Formar Butler
Frant Allison
Butter Club
Ames
Farm Bureau
Fair and Ames
B. M. Bowen
Sheil Rock
Frank Younker
Parkersburg
Louis
Currell
Allison
W. S. Austin
Dumont
Pete Wilson
Aredale
Marshalltown
Mary Gregg
Marshall County
Iowa State College
Marshall County Farm Bureau
Webster County Farm Women Exhibit at State Fair
Webster county farm women will have a booth at the state fair in the Women's building. Webster is among 15 counties allotted space to show county agricultural work through charts pictures and displays. The centerpiece is the county's most important project of the past year with a focus on poultry work.
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Fort Dodge? Ja
Webster County
Webster
Milk Producers Seek 20 Cents a Gallon in Davenport
Members of the Scott County Milk Producers association met at the B J Speer farm and practically decided on a 20 cent per gallon milk price to take effect as early as next Sunday morning. They stated no binding price was set, but favored the higher rate, an increase of four cents per gallon from the then existing price, with dealers weighing how to absorb or pass the extra cost.
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Davenport
Scott County Milk Producers’ Association
B. J. Speer
Utica Ridge Road
Livestock Valuation Critique At Iowa Board Of Review Hearings
Des Moines reports the Iowa state executive council acting as a board of review has nearly finished livestock valuation hearings. Attorneys Hunt and Mitchell urged reductions in livestock assessments, arguing current figures burden livestock owners disproportionately and any cut would shift costs to other property. Beef and other property classes face adjustments as rail and utility valuations follow court guidance.
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Des Moines
State Executive Council
Board of Review
C. W. Hunt
Iowa Farm ] Bureau Federation
J. G. Mitchell
Council
Mitchell
State Board of Review
New York Chicago Produce Markets Offer Varied Dairy Poultry Prices
New York Chicago produce market report dated July 19 covers butter cheese milk eggs and poultry prices. Notable values include creamery extra butter at 32 percent, whole milk flats at 20 to 21 cents, turkeys at 28 cents, chickens near 6 to 7 cents, and ducks around 25 to 24 cents. Also listed are creamery receipts and daily egg stock with varied grades and prices across regions.
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New York
Ireta
Avemgs Sun
Kaose
Chlesgo
Netler
Bees Offer Hope For Local Mail Carrier
Galvain, July 18. J. J. Baldwin, a veteran mail carrier, tends two beehives he believes may yield a late season champion. He removed 88 pounds of nectar from the hive in one day and expects at least 250 cakes of honey by season's end.
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Galwain
J. J. Baldwin
Livestock Prices Slide Across Regions in Mid July Trade
Market report from Chicago Kansas City Sioux City and East St Louis shows hogs down about 15 to 25 cents with weak to lower cattle and calf values. Receipts reach thousands with packers leading bids as hogs 150 to 210 pounds top around 10 to 11 dollars and cattle mixed but mostly softer across major markets.
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Walle
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Sue
Reselpta
Jorute
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James
Kansas City
Pyeitiwas City
Elty
Sioux City
Feaders
Steckers
Omana
Neb
Feders Sia
ST. Joseph
Lana Butcher
Stock Market Notes From A Turbulent Morning
The session showed firm undertone yet mixed signals as gains paused after yesterday’s buoyant moves. Rail and steel names held steady while broader demand rose for B&O Erie and Louisville & Nashville with mixed results for metals and commodities. Call money opened at 4 percent as trading wore on amid fuel concerns and corrective selling.
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Inly Tv
Yesststerdey
Pttels
Shores Ward Takeina Gathouverakhig
Nwere i Atertran
General Aspluutk
Iadusertat Alcalde
Virelted Frutt
Geen Cola Gatha
Conlers
Barky
Tranavetlane
Ernst Omeney
Tran
Ourtag
Ateeth
Automenin
Crucible
Cuthf Suites
Midvale
Leckie Wuntia
Abertcat
Alrey Drake
Stailway Steel Spring Uc
Pan American Petroleum
Timete Central
Baltimore & Ohio
Erie
Carral
Loulavifls & Nashville
Sears-Roebuck
Tedaz
Fie
Financial Market Amid Mixed Commodity Prices
A fragmented OCR note lists numerous company names across oil, rail, and manufacturing sectors including Mexican Petroleum, Pan American Petroleum, Reading, Studebaker, and Northern Pacific. It records receipts for corn and wheat with several car counts, noting unchanged prices for yellow corn and white varieties.
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Sineral Motors Slavist Central
Marine pfd_ Karly-Springfeld, Tire
Mexican Petroleum
Midwate Tee Peeperee
New York Central
Northern Pacife
Pan American Petroleum
Pennsylvania
N. J
Rinelatr
Standard of
Peoria Livestock Market Report Highlights Hogs and Cattle
July 3 market notes show hogs at 500 head, price ranges from 19.36 to 40.80 with various weights and packers bidding. Cattle listed with feeder or slaughter values around 4.69 per hundredweight and Holistein or similar tallies.
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Peoria
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