Indorsement for Thornburg Voted by Breeders Here
The Iowa Holstein-Friesian Breeders Association directing council, meeting at Russell-Lamson hotel Saturday, endorses Mark Thornburg for state agriculture secretary. Leaders outlined plans for breed promotion, fieldwork funding, and a 12 month budget. two-fifths of time to Holstein work, one-fifth to registered Friesians. The group anticipates big Holstein club participation at the Dairy Cattle Congress and schedules a Wednesday banquet for club members, with Barry Hanguet and Fred A. Koenig among directors present.
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Iowa
Barney
Koents
W. B. Barney
Holstein-Friesian Association , of America
Fred A. Koenig
Nazsian-El Association
Wwe
Naulonst Cistion
Rey
Holstein Club
Iowa Association
Dairy Cattle Congress
Eves
Fred A. Pergison
T. J.ingley
H. W. Gieim
Thornburg
Iowa Holstein-Friasian Breeders’ Association
Lies Moines
Directo
I Wrndley
Sumuel- Ray
Arnold
Norwalk
Paul Stewart
Maynard
Clatch
Davenport
George Peek
Mason Gleim
Webster
Newell
Cedar Rapids City
H. W
Tad Fiarry
Dickinson to Talk at Benton Farmers' Picnic
Vinton Ia July 1 The Benton County Farm Bureau Picnic marks Labor Day with town and farm community participation. A baseball game pits Vinton Legion against Belle Plaine while Lt. Tison Algona congressman will speak at 1 30. Mrs Euleworth Richardson will address the women in the morning. Various contests and stunts are listed for the day at Van Horne on Monday September 1.
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Vinton
Benton County Farm Bureau Picenic
Arark
Furat Uieau
van Horne
Vinton Legion
Belle Plaine
Tison
Algona
Congress
Annuar Ottare
Euleworth
Richardson
Tawa Farm Women’s Executive Board
Raens
Poultry School in Benton County This Week
Vinton Iowa July 7 1 71 a poultry school series in Benton county covers poultry husbandry baby chicks hatching and management proper poultry house construction caponizing and related topics. A 50 cent tuition funds the event at M O Fre farm Eden township Friday evening lectures include eye protection and nutrition with students and instructors named in local notices.
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Benton County
Eden Township
Grunewald Univ
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Cambine
Liam H
Juniors to Vie for Cash Prizes at Cedar Falls Show
Cedar Fair and Exposition announce junior cattle show with real cash prizes for boys and girls. Black Hawk club members from New Hartford and nearby areas invited to exhibit calves at Cedar Falls July 30 to Aug 1. Prizes include 7.50 first, 4 and 2 dollars in Holstein Friesian events, with free stall space and hay provided. Transportation may be shared as most participants will use fathers' trucks or neighbors.
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Roc
Mupkwitt
Nashown Agsiredd
Elih
New Dartford
Black Hawk
Alessis, Thompson
Ber
Fison
Howe
Munkwitz
Hawk! Vlub
Cedar Falls
Tona Holstein-Friesian Breeders' Associatois
G. & Beelab
New Hartford
Holstein Association
Beneft
Corn Shortage Seen in Traer Shipments
Traer Iowa July 21 Shortage of corn in the county is reported in shipping records at the local railroad station. Only seven cars of corn shipped in the first half of the year, versus about 106 cars the previous year for the same period. Farmers have been buying corn to feed hogs lowering pork production while cattle shipments rise.
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Traer
Tune
Cwo
Feser
Sproule
Dave Marwell Optimistic On Northwest Iowa Grain Prices
Dave Maxwell, a former Black Hawk County official now in Hollywood real estate, told reporters in California that farmers can expect grain prices to trend higher with livestock following. He described California real estate moves, cattle and herd developments, and said western dairymen gain from irrigation while crop conditions improve.
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Dave Max
Hollywood
Cal
Black Hawk County
California
Elia
Dewer
Mt. Maxwell
Ak Ninar
Maxwell
Towa
Dee
Tritonia Pietert
Ormsby
Nsin
Tritomnia
Fred Hartsook
Hartsook
Dairymien
Gamne
Farmers Questions and Comments Addressed to Waterloo Paper
Readers are invited to send questions and comments to the Farm Department of the Waterloo Evening Courier. Communications should be directed to the paper's offices and include a return address and contact phone number.
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Falture Farm Department
Woarechoo
Alfalfa Tours Highlight Tama County Farm Work
Four alfalfa tours were held in Tama County under Iowa Extension Service and Tama County Farm Bureau. Farms visited included August Kierg, W. Hyland, Lichty, Ward, Rubin, and Stively, with notes on alfalfa growth, soil lime, inoculation, and sweet clover trials. Observers saw variety differences, yields projected at six to eight bushels per acre, and ongoing forage trials across multiple townships.
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Cledo
Tama County
Auspines of Lowa Extension Service
Andy Tami County Farm Bureau
Kierg
X. W. Hyland
Columbia
Ship
le Hasi
Lichty
Ed Rubin
Ulaward
Ward
Wider
Acra
Clough
Rubin
Theodore Buseh
Ostal Township
Alvine Stappe
Lincoln
Glaus Raum
Grant
Moppe
Cato
Brubaker Farms
Frank Madera
Larus
Buckingham
P. Spec
Stuvels
Judges Named for Baby Beef Show at State Fair
Ames Iowa August fair preview lists judges for baby beef classes including Shorthorns Herefords and Aberdeen Angus. John Day of Iowa Beef Producers says the event will be the largest yet with calves shown by boys and girls under space limits. Champion and reserve grand cow and top group of 10 to be announced by Tom Cross Armour and Company Chicago.
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Towa
John Day
Towa Beef Producers’ Association
Sudan Grass Grows as Late Planting Window Opens
Amesia July 21 The latest possible emergency crop for this simmer is Sudan grass after corn and other crops failed Experiments at Town Staite college show Sudan grass yields a heavy high quality hay crop when planted as late as July 25 About 15 pounds of seed per acre recommended and sowing can be drilled broadcast orrowed
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Amesia
Sudan
Town Staite College
728 Head Cattle Tested for Tama by Dr Vanderloo
Federal inspector Dr. Vanderloo tests 728 cattle in Tama County for bovine tuberculosis on Monday to Wednesday and reads tests the rest of the week. No reactors among first 18 tested. Purebred Short horns lead with 70 head, Jerseys 58, Shorthorns 46. Campaign to adopt tuberculosis testing plan underway.
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Toledo
Jiby
Vanderloo
Tama
Knoop & Sop
Karl Spooner
Zabel Brothers
Tama County
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts Produce Report
Prices and grades for dairy and poultry items at Chicago and New York markets. Butter and creamery outputs show lower and higher bids, with salts, fancy creams, and firsts noted. Poultry and fowl prices include turkeys, broilers, hens, and roosters with regional variations and July dated pricing data.
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Chicago
New York
Americas
Uetray Brown
Tanvy
Crost
Kinsay City
Kansas City
Moe
Hay Market Quiet Amid Draggy Trade
The department of agriculture notes quiet, draggy activity in hay markets in July. No. 1 timothy and alfalfa prices show mixed changes vs 1923, with some higher tonnages forecast and continued regional demand shifts. Receipts at major markets resemble last year, but southern mills show improved demand while prairie markets stay uneven.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Steap NiSvemant
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kansas
Kansas City
Prairie
Stadyards
Kansas HY
Ifalfa
Omaha
Memphis
Chicago
Hogs 20-30c Over Saturday Prices in Chicago Market
Chicago market reports hogs 20 to 30 cents higher while fed steers gain 15 cents. Prices span Packers to shippers with top hogs around 3.50, and cattle, calves, and sheep showing varied gains and steady to higher bids. East St. Louis and Omaha listings mirror brisk demand and higher quotations for hogs and cattle across regional markets.
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ST. Joseph
Associated Press
Chicaxo
Montana
Omaha
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ST. Paul Livestock
St. Paul
Minn
Bologna
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Colorado
Prices Rise onny Market Opens with Broad Gains
Stock prices moved upward at the morning open with most advances fractional. Willys-Overland preferred rose a point while Atchison New York Central Union Pacific hit year highs as copper, rail issues, and various specialties climbed. Foreign exchanges firmed and liberty bonds edged up ahead of market afternoon. A separate note: Mrs Charles Leibundguth of 318 East Street broke an arm and was treated at St Francis hospital.
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New York
Atchison
New York Central
Union Pacific
London
Erie
Chicago
Alton
Transue-Wiliems
National Biscuit
Loose Wiles Biscuit
Stewart-Warner
Allied Chemical
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Anaconda
Ritterer
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EDR
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Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
California- Petroleum
Central Leather
Cerro de Tasco
Chandler Motors
Chesapeake & Ohio
General Electric
General Motors
Great North Sulf States
Manston Oil
Ilimels Centra - A! International Harvester Int
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Tel, & Teh - Invincible Oil
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Kennecott Copper
Louisville & Nashville
Maxwell Motors A
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Tex
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TJ Tex
YMA
Artford Orfolk
Western Pacific OW
Sige Aeee
American Petroleum B
Republic Iron & St Reynahis Tobaccco
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Con
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
S. Ind
United States Steel
Wish Copner . Co
Westinghanss Biedr
Overland Woolworth
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Tjolland
Norway
Sweltten
Denmark
Seitzerland
Grence
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
dugo-Slavia
Austria
Roumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokio
Montreal
Charlies Leibundguth
Ates Street
St. Francis Hospital
Grains Slump as Canadian Holidays Weaken Markets
Chicago and Sanlar el-Rath report a softer wheat complex in early trading on renewed selling by commission houses and hedgers. Wet weather south of the boundary and receipts in Kansas City and the southwest pressured prices. December wheat slips to 1.254 1.201? while corn and oats also soften amid bearish corn notes. Provisions rise on higher hog quotations.
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Associated Press
Whicago
Saly el—-Rath
Canadian Northwest
Wheart
Gion
Hedwerg
Kansis Cry
Keef
Sioux City Livestock and Potatoes Report July 21
Sioux City receipts show cattle and calves trading steady with varied prices across grades and classes. Potatoes and horses and mules markets reported mixed shipments, prices, and conditions, while New York flour and wool markets moved with unsettled patterns.
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New York
Sioux City
Oux City
Hisher
Maughan Modest About His Flight Across Continent
San Francisco dispatch reports Lt.Russell Maughan’s coast to coast flight inspires praise for American aviation. He credits American grit, notes few scout planes in service, asks Congress for 25 more planes, and asserts the United States holds flight records with capable personnel and manufacturing.
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Maughan
Continent
Fred J. Walker
Titternarionsa News Stat Corres
San Francisco
Russell
Lyne
Lincoln
Harry Storlk
Utah
Congress
United States
Salome Left in Buenos Aires After Furniture Van Theft
A Buenos Aires dancer Maria Adeleira faced an abrupt switch to a Salome routine as a moving van carrying her furniture and wardrobe was stolen, leaving her without costumes or clothes and disrupting performances.
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Salome
Buenos Aires
United Press
Maria Adeleira
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