Feeding and Breeding Boost Dairy Heifer Yields in Iowa
Prof. A McCandlish of Iowa State College summarizes Arkansas scrub cow experiments showing purebred dairy sires raise milk yield by up to 127 percent and butter fat by 105 percent compared with scrub dams. Younger, well fed heifers show stronger future gains, supporting use of purebred sires in dairy herds.
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Iowa
McCandlish
Iowa State College
Scotland
Jawa
Arkansas
Prog
Jersey
Guernsey
Shawn McConnash
Fay
Iowa Stata College
Tara
Cow Should Have Extra Feed and Care in Dog Days
A. L. Hacker of Nebraska University notes cow days in late July and early August bring heat and dry pastures, insects, and harvest pressures. Emphasizes succulent feed, silage, fly control, shelter, regular feeding and milking to prevent milk shrinkage and winter losses.
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A. L. Hacker
Nebraska University
Test Crimson Clover Seed for Vitality and Advice to Growers
An examination by the United States Department of Agriculture seed testing laboratories reports on crimson clover seed quality. Of four dealer samples tested for germination, one fifth had less than 25 percent live seed and two fifths less than 45 percent pure live seed. The June offerings were poor, with higher grade seed expected once the 1923 crop is available. Stored seed with low vitality should be sold for seeding purposes only after assessing germination potential.
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Ngton
D. G
Bureau of Plant Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Jane
United States
Minal
Tsai
Ana Liucre
Fursat
Annual Tour of Baby Beef Clubs of Tama Will Be
Annual tour announced by James W Pendry county agent for Tama County includes Baby Beef club boys girls and families traveling from Traer library visiting Gene seo Buckingham and Grant townships. If time allows calves in south end may be visited. trip ends with extended west coast travel to Washington Oregon California Salt Lake City. They plan return by November.
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Baby Beef Club
James W. Pendry
Boss
Traer
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Buckingham
Grant
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Wrashington
Marble Rock
Oregon
California
Salt Lake
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Jio
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Lawis Huggitt
Denver
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Newport News
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M Ys
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Chicago
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Ai Charl Moore
Charles Cit Nas
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Waterloo
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Laura Searla
Clear Lake
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Hi-Noggle
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Dan Hearn
Rere Ue
Hia
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FOX Women
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H.C. Newbury
W. A Richards Fox Community Club
LeRoy
Minn
Joseph Harrington
Matt Demuth
Grand
Rapids
Cornaily
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Gertrude Patton
Oitsa-Herman Early
Cambridge
Early
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Hill Health
C. H. Bunker
Haugen
Wis
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Grenne
W. B. Nercham
Low Koener
Colesbury
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Tracer
Owen Mickle
Aliie Gough
Refu
San Diego
Galal Gough
Elsinore
Cal
Calmar
Independence Man Attends AG Shows in Great Britain
Rey A. Cook of the Mireing Shorthorn association travels to Great Britain to attend two major dairy and agricultural exhibitions. The Royal Agricultural Society show opened July 3 at Newcastle on Tyne, and the Highland Agricultural Society exhibition began in Inverness, Scotland, this week.
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Independence
Rey A. Cook
Great Britain
Royal Agricultural Society
Newcastle On Tyne
Highland Agricultural Society
Inverness
Scotland
Garden Tractors Win Favor In New Jersey
Garden tractors gain support on New Jersey truck farms as EB R Grass of the estate college of agriculture notes they approach tractor and automobile efficiency. Exhibits at the college draw market gardeners who see cultivation speed and reduced hand-work, though tractors will not replace horses entirely. A garden tractor should fit a farm’s needs and perform tasks from cultivation to plowing as sizes vary.
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Barden
New Jersey
EB. R. Grass
Estate Colege
Aplington area notes and deaths
Aplington Ia area notes report J Bet taho learning of her youngest sister's death in South Dakota and departure for funeral. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Dick Voogh's Kan visit with Atrs Voogh's parents, and Bert Fookes traveling to Avon. Various residents attend church events, visits, and travels to Waterloo Des Moines Minneapolis and Buffalo Center.
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Aplington
J. Bettaho
South Dakota
Dick Voogh
Millenvale
Kan
Atrs. Voogh
Bert Fookes
Avon
Harman Felnis
Kesley
Firs
HL. Busse
Renew Silent Society of the Baptist Church
C. DeBoer
Waterloo
Ralph Slight
Thidai Sehonemin
Ackley
W. Sheffler
Cedar Fails
Escher Wedel
Mounds Park Honital
St. Paul
Minn
Omaha
Neb
A. Sughe
David Wrongs
Whitten
George E. Meyer
Evelyn
Irs
H. Hi Dreyer
Enter
Truth
Des Motney
George Schnucker
German Valley
Fred Lindaman
Niehuls
Anna
Buffalo Centar
William Kados
Peoria
Vapett
I. Patterson
Washburn Trip Recap and Local Football Win
Washburn Iowa residents TH Van Sickle and Bert Hemmer returned home after visiting relatives in Hawarden. Floyd Pantenberg had some teeth extracted Monday. The Washburn team beat Rasmond 3rd consecutive win in a Sunday game, while Simon Smith visited the Harry Townsblut home. The text also notes various local visits and a brief trip by wagon.
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Washburn
TH. van Sickle
F Red
Bert Hemmer
Hawarden
Puto
Rasmond
Vistory
Floyd Pantenberg
Simon Smith
Harry Tounsblut
Thurs- Uy
Hattle Billesbach
Pera. Ih
Beauty Doctors Age Liquor In New Lab Study
Report from Chicago reveals a new class of beauty doctors allegedly aging liquor by chemical means. Industrial Research Laboratories say bootleg drinks may be made safer in appearance but harsher inside, with labs noting ether and other agents used in crude alcohols. Observations link many bootleg liquors to sewer drains and pose public health concerns alongside regional notices from Dewar, Iowa.
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Chicago
Weekly Grain and Provision Review Digest
Chicago July 2 reports show wheat futures delivering at around $1.00 per bushel with rail movement encouraging investment. Corn rises slightly while oats and lard weaken. provisions ease. Ontario and Canadian crop conditions influence markets, with black rust fears and export demand shaping sentiment.
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Associated Press
Chicago
al Tho
Jofi
Board of Trade
Llinois
Export de Yrpand
Canada
Iowa
Ste
T.A Ild
Wheat Range Narrows Amid Early Trading Decline
Wheat values were unsettled in early dealings with September around 84 to 99 cents and December near 1.02, as offers met slight support amid reports of black rust and crop concerns. Corn and oats followed wheat's mood with mixed gains and losses, while New York and Milwaukee markets showed varied quotes across several grades and regions.
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Associated Press
American Farm Bureau
Lederathyn
Baele
Wingspey
Minigyota
Dumage
Blackrust
Vance
Finlah
Births Report From Local Families Reflect Summer News
A crowded birth notice page lists newborns to Kulipp, Apurs, Hiterat, Smith, and Ringer families with July and March dates. Other items mention visits, sewing meets, a tape demonstration, hospital recoveries, and a Fann Bureau meeting at Miller Creek school. Also noted is Dorothy Hemmer’s minor operation and Helen Wildes’ vacation as community notes conclude with a historical fact about natural gas use in East Asia.
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Joseph J. Kulipp
Margaret We
P. Apurs
Harlan Tr. Smith
Chester
Galtor
Falls
John If
Ringer
Russell Wilder
Fourth East
Tane
Alvin George
Aby
Donna
Pete Frost
Francis O'Connor
Fucharad
Fann Bureau
Miller Creek
Dorothy Hemmer
Presbyterian Hospital
Wwaterloo
Helen Wildes
Butter Prices Hold Steady Across Markets Despite Low Quality
Butter prices across Chicago, New York, Boston and Philadelphia moved little for the week, with sentiment flat and no clear trend. Receipts were near last week, overall production down about half a million pounds, and markets reported poor quality with sour, oily, and old cream flavors.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Italy
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Hogs and cattle prices drift above Friday averages
Market report shows hogs 10 to 20 cents above Friday average with many cattle selling above. Numbers cite 1000 head lots, weights 240 to 800 pounds, price ranges 5.56 to 7.55 for hogs, and veal calves around 10.76. Sheep prices steady with western shipments similar to prior day.
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Associated’ Press
Micago
Anevan
Medlwin
Catia
Lievaty
Canntra
Westert
Soretel
Hulk
Hocrots and cattle prices drift with varied gains
Livestock sale at South St. Paul and Mina on July 22 shows mixed results. Steers and yearlings hold steady to uneven, vealers and calves mostly steady to higher, hogs steady to higher, and sheep about steady with fat lambs trading around market lows.
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South St. Paul
Mina
Volognia
Botogan
Jawor
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Texas
Omaha
Nev
Joseph Livestock
St. Joseph
Dapa
Jose Beker
Stock Market Opens Higher Amid Mixed Drift
New York July 21 The stock market opened with higher prices on strong demand for motor shares. United Motors jumped seven points while Pan-American Sugar and other heavy names lagged. Some issues fell back as traders weighed recent cuts and pressure from selling. Total volume around 300,000 shares.
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Stewart-Warner
Stromberg Cartaretor
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Poul Wa
Colining
Ad Kely-springheld
Van-American
Brookbusy
Union Gas
Union Big 2
Guba
Amnden Ice
Virginia Tron
Mallson
Glevaitar
Rva
Pan-American Baues
Produce Prices in New York and Chicago Today
New York and Chicago price roundup shows dairy, poultry and produce shifts. Butter firmer creamery higher. cheese, milk, eggs varied. turkeys and broilers steady. potatoes and hogs quoted with regional receipts and market notes from July 21.
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New York
Chicago
Wisconsin
Americas
Pacific Coast
Winterigo
Waterloo Co-op
Q Packing Co
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