Fayette County Holstein Breeders Picnic At Stewart Farm
Fayette County Holstein breeders gathered at the Pav Stewart & Sons farm for the annual Fayette County Holstein Breeders association event. More than 240 guests toured cattle, heard experts including Prof Weaver of Iowa State College, and watched demonstrations on dairy husbandry and calf care.
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Fy SN
MuYuard
Fayette County
Pav PL
Stewart & Sons
Amie of
Tritomia Pietertie Qrneby
Clyde Combs
Stewart
Er Weaver
Iowa State Collage
Weaver
Vera Ross
Oxiweth
Byres
J. P. Eves
Rairy Association
Waterloo
Fayene Coun
Eves
Shi Nation
C. B. Finley
Iows Extension Service
Mr. Finney
Coumeau
W. J. Campbell
Campbell Jersey Farm
Jesup
Campbell
Middlewest
Harrys Gleim
WF Fayerist
Webste Ci
Iowa
Fayette
Towa Holstein- Friesiac Breeders’ Association
Estel
Ed Estel
Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterlic
Flord Johnston
Iowa State Dairy Association
Waterlon
Mike Stewart
Johnston
Fary
Cal? Inn Boys
Fred E. Farsson
Farmers Questions and Comments Invited at Water loo Evening Courier
Readers may send their questions and comments to the Feath er Farm Department of the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Town. Include a contact phone number if available and any relevant details for response.
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Feathter Farm Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo, Town
270 Hens Produce 20000 Eggs Through Midyear
Independence Indiana July 1. Mr and Mrs J F Sparks report 270 White Rock hens laid 20000 eggs from January 1 to July 24. Most eggs were sold to AL Ward at 60 cents over worker price. Sparks plan to hatch chickens from their flock and claim one of the finest White Rock flocks in the county.
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Independence
Hoch
Mer
J. F. Sparks
AL. Ward
Natehery
White Rocks
Saat
Time to Purchase Feeders Eduvard July August
John M Evvard of Town Agricultural Experiment Station cautions on market timing for feeder steers. Analysis shows July August purchases fattened for November December sales yield margins of 4.34 and 33.94 dollars respectively, while September October buys sold four months later gain only about 1.95 and 1.91 dollars. Evvard urges choosing cattle with good disposition and avoiding wild or listless animals to reduce risk and maximize profits.
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Amelia
Omaha
Chicago
John M. Evward
Town Agricultural Experiment Station
Mike
Evverd
Waterloo Jerseys Sweep Nine Firsts and All Championships
Waterloo Jersey farms win nine firsts and all championships at North Dakota fair. Merlin Meredith Jersey Farm and Crabbe Jersey Farm also place in multiple categories with several firsts and notable sires such as Fashionable Fern Lad and Financial Master. Waterloo herd to travel to Grand Forks for the Dakota Interstate fair.
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Waterloo
North Dakota
Fargo
Hose of
Meredith Jersey
Crabbe Jersey Farm
Hate College
Abbey Jersey Farm
Carson
Fern Lad
National Dairy Law
Meredith
Financial
Financial Master
Arn Lad
Financial Ny King Fox
Junior Pilen
Financial Ny
Dairy Cattle Congress
Minitess Topsy
Sons Financial Beauty
Crabbe Wen
Fitch
Kansas
Grand Forks
Neighbors Aid Farm Sick Owner With Harvest Help
At Floyd Sissel's Jubilee farm neighbors gathered to plow corn and cut hay when Sissel, ill with pneumonia, could not work. About 15 men tackled weeds and land in a day, finishing planned tasks and sharing a picnic lunch as residents helped for the first time this year.
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Floyd Sissel
Jubilee
Rin Sissel Farm
Mr. Sisse
Place U
Chinese Student Learns Horse Harnessing on Iowa Farm
Chinese student Mr. Chang, studying at Iowa State College, joins Calhoun county farms for a practical agricultural course. Guided by Prof. J. J. Cunningham, he plants corn, handles a plow, learns weed root management, and helps move nearly 14 tons of hay with county farm bureau crews. He also practices harnessing and un harnessing a horse and attends a large meeting at Parahantville Park.
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Rockwall Ofity
Judy Do
Spuesdal
CL Chang
China
Iowa State College
Galhonn
J. J. Cunningham
Calhoun Farm Buraw Oilivers
Calhoun County
Chang
Dwight Farndeta
Iowa
Ferencon
President Waters
County Farm Bureau
Cunningham
Parahantville
Evvard Headliner for Tama Swine Owners Thursday
Tama County Swine Breeders prepare a Thursday picnic at Conant's Park with John M. Evvard of Ames delivering the principal address. Evvard, famed for the self feeder concept and mineral supplementation for hogs, will speak before swine breeders from across the country. The event includes free coffee, cream and sugar for all attendees.
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Toledo
Tama County
Evvard
Breeders’ Association
Former Jones Farm Bureau Head Seeks Agriculture Secretary Post
A letter to the Courier from P. X. Smith, Jones county agent, states G Jd. Van Buren, ex-president of the Jones county farm group, seeks the secretary of agriculture job to replace the late Raymond W. Wassady. Van Buren, 42, runs a 226 acre farm, handles 406 hogs and a large sheep flock yearly, and is praised as an effective organizer and Cornell College graduate.
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P. X. Smith
Jones County
G Jd. van Buren
Jones County Farm Organization
Raymond W.wassady
Mr. van Buren
van Buren
Bremer County Dairy Club Elects Officers at Kuethe Farm
Robert Scully was elected president of Bremer county dairy club members at a meeting held at Carl Kuethe's farm. Adolph Mueller became vice president and Lenort Kuethe was chosen secretary-treasurer. The group judged dairy animals and attendees included Otto, Paul and Clarence Schmadcke near Clarksville.
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Waverly
Robert Scully
Here
Bremer County Dairy Club
Carl Kuethe
Adolph Mueller
Lenort Kuethe
Otto, Paul
Clarence Schmadcke
Clarksville
German Experts See Good Crops Ahead in Germany
Berlin reports that May and June weather improved harvest prospects for Germany. Agricultural experts foresee a medium harvest in quality and quantity if favorable conditions hold for six more weeks. Winter crop losses are lower than expected, with rye, wheat, and barley figures revised downward from earlier Prussian statistics.
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Berlin
Germany
Reich
Germans Order Rail Workers to Wear National Colors
Deriin reports that Germany's railways now require workers to wear caps in black red and gold. Previously officials chose various provincial colors or blue white. The Reichstag may soon consider a motion by the Folks party to restore the old black white and red as official colors.
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Germany
Deriin
Byzanto United Press
German Republic
Indians Educate. Wheat Again Rallies! Two Boys To Keep Traditions
Washington July 19 The Indian bureau chief Burke calls the Taos Pueblo controversy over withdrawing two children for 18 months to learn ancient Pueblo rites a tempest in a teapot. He says no ban exists on old ceremonies and the program aims to pass Pueblo life by word of mouth to future generations. Taos Pueblo lies 75 miles north of Santa Fe with a 6138 population, expanding 25 percent in 20 years.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Taos Pueblo
New Mexico
Burke
Indian Bureau
Taos Pushlo
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Santa Fe
Hog and cattle market report from Lucago
Hogs active at 5 to 15 cents up with most cattle 50 to 75 cents off. Receipts: hogs 6,000 yesterday, 9,614 active. top hog price $8.20. Cattle receipts 500. cattle mostly 50 to 75 cents lower with uneven demand. Sheep receipts 10,000. market steady to firm with fat lambs and yearlings up about 50 cents. Week’s bulk prices listed for beef steers, stockers, cows, veal, and lambs.
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Associated Press
Lucago
Paul Livestock
South St Paul
Minn
Vles
Andy Weight
O. Heavles
General Raphaelo Sees U S Fleet Sunk and Japanese in Chicago
Berlin dispatch quotes Venezuelan General Raphaela de Nogales, former staff officer, predicting a future war between the United States and Japan fought on Mexican and Panamanian soil. He claims Secretary Hughes policies would push Mexico and Central America toward Japan and radicalism, with American ships disabled near the Panama Canal.
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Berlin
United Press
Raphaela de Nogales
Pvar
Mexico
Panama
Lokalaaziger
Hughes
Central America
Santo Domingo
Cuba
Haiti
Japan
United States
Nogalas
Panama Canal
Prices Off Early in Chicago Mart Wheat Market
Persistent buying by commission houses lifted wheat prices in Chicago on July 13 as winter wheat harvest signals and weather affected futures. Cash quotes showed mixed activity with no sustained gains, while oats and corn followed wheat trends and early weakness gave way to tentative firming amid overall volatile trade.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Jxert
Winnipeg
Géllers
Mixed relay rage marks Berlin celebration event
In Berlin stadium on June 29 a rear mixed relay race featured a sprinter cyclist swimmer motorist and a half mile runner as part of the Brandenburg Athlete association’s twentieth anniversary. Berlin police greens won the annual 25 kilometer Potsdam to Berlin relay in record time defeating Sport Club Charlottenburg by 50 meters.
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Berlin
Mall
United Press
Brandenburg
Germany
Pension Granted to Soviet General Brusn of Leningrad
Leningrad July 19 Gen Brusn, who commanded the Russian army against the Germans in the world war, has been granted a pension of 150 dollars a month on account of meritorious service to the Soviet Union and advancing age. He is over 70 and helped form the Bolshevik cavalry, later serving as a technical adviser to the Red Army.
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Leningrad
Brusnof
Soviet Union
Latso
Briusitoff
Red Army
Washington Township Farm Bureau Meeting Notice
Washington Township Farm Bureau will gather Tuesday evening July 22 at Morris Watson's home. All members are urged to attend and enjoy ice cream and cake.
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Washington Township Farm Bureau
Morris Watson
East St Louis Livestock Market Report July 19
East St Louis Illinois hog receipts 4000 up to 15 cents. cattle 700. mixed changes across weights with top week figures for steers and cows listed. Kansas City and St Paul reports show hogs higher to steady and cattle mostly lower. Sioux City notes steady to higher hogs and sparse sheep. Potatoes and clearing house stats also included with memorial note for jockeys.
Stock market opens firm with mixed gains and new highs
New York stocks opened firm as demand for irregular shares rose, Seaboard Airline preferred hit a 39.24 high, and several leaders including Rock Island common Missouri Pacific and Kansas City Southern reached new records. Rubbers and oils advanced, while Stewart Warner and Atlantic Refining showed weakness. volume around 500000 shares.
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Associated Press
New York
Seaboard
Rally
Rock Island Common
Missouri Pacific
South - Pacific
Kansas City Southern
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Chicago Great Western
Liggett &Myers H
General Electric
Congoleum
Inter- Mationa
American
Goodyears
Stewart Warner
Atlantic
Congaleum
International Harvester
Dbubont
Record Grain Prices Surge as Wheat Outlook Sparks Rush
In Chicago this week the grain and provision market saw record prices and rapid trading. Wheat in Canada indicated poorer yields, while U S prices jumped sharply with corn and oats also rising. market activity surged with heavy buying and profit taking amid a volatile week. Foreign markets gained even faster and rains in Canada arrived toward week end.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Canada
Chiicago
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
Chicago and New York markets report varied produce pricing. Butter creamery and extras show higher figures. cheese, milk, and eggs mixed with steady to firm quotes. poultry rates for dressed items and fowls noted with regional differences. Foreign exchange quotations and seeds futures also listed alongside grain and livestock prices.
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Chicago
New York
Wisconsin
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Kern St
State Banking Department
Geo. B. Shoemaker
Cedar Heights
Cuban Cane Molasses Company
Cuban Cane Molasses Co
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