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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1927

Page

6

Iowans Oee Beal In English Head On Judging Tour

Iowa State College dairy team from Clayton county, led by Prof. Fordyce Ely, travels in England and Scotland for dairy judging. The squad, including Gertrude Kaiser, Kenneth Walter, and Lloyd Kaiser, placed second to an English team in July and will reach Elkader around Aug. 1. Dispatches describe visits to Sulgrave Manor, Buckinghamshire farms, Clivedon, and royal livestock shows, with notes on breeds and public shows.

Iowa State Dairy Association Fordyce Ely Iowa State College Elkader Whiting Ely England Sulgrave Manor George Washington Royal Altho Congress Waterloo Associated Press Roy Combs Clayton County Buckinghamshire Lord Astor Clivedon Prince Henry Scotland Ireland London Combs Great Britain America Newport

Pigs Thrive On Clean Shed Method Says Local Hog Farmer

Grundy Center July 25 Carl Malander describes a hog raising method using a clean shed for 10 days with pigs then moved to a clean clover field. He reports no runts in 80 head and credits cleanliness with reducing worms and enteritis while boosting profits. Neighbor Pauli Ratliff also advocates clean yards and annual cinder filling. The approach requires more work but yields higher pig survival and efficiency.

Grundy Center Carl Malander Pauli Ratliff

First National Show of Soybeans Sets Cash Prizes

Four classes with twelve cash prizes each plus two classes with five cash premiums will highlight the first national soybean show during the Dairy Cattle Congress from Sept 26 to Oct 2. Manchu Black Eyebrow and Dunfield seeds will feature in prize groups with details on nodules and pods at stake. No entry fee, judging begins Sept 27, with deadline dates for mailed and in-person entries.

Dairy Cattle Congress The Cattle Congress Management Lvestock Office of Z. BR. Mills Toledo

Farm pays for TB reactors in cattle herd near Jesup Iowa

Will C Bonarden, south of Jesup in Jubilee community, received 1537.21 for 27 cattle culled after TB tests. Payments came from Rath Packing Waterloo state fund and federal government. additional 344.97 due. Some cattle yielded cents per pound, others higher, with one animal posthumously condemned and burned. Bonarden notes cleanup and manure removal before final funds arrive. He regrets not testing earlier.

Jesup C. Benarden Here Rath Packing Company Waterloo Des Moines G. C. Stong Bonarden Stong T. B Benarden Mr. Bonarden

Sow Produces Car and Half of Pigs for Harmon

Sam Harmon of Orange township recently sold Hampshire hogs in Chicago, including a Chester White sow that had produced 104 pigs across five or six years. The sow’s largest litter was 14, with 13 raised. Harmon, who kept the sow until retirement, noted she weighed about 500 pounds and sold for eight and a half cents per pound, yielding a carload and a half of pigs for his operation.

Sam Harmon Orange Township Chicago Hampshire Harmon

Farmers Wives Meet for Mardi Gras Booth and Lessons

New Hampton Iowa July 25 Farmers wives farm bureau groups plan a large booth at the Chickasaw Mardi Gras Aug 17 18 19 with lessons on Marketing for Good Nutrition Canning for Good Nutrition and Food Preparation for Good Nutrition The county program includes July 24 26 28 29 lessons at various township homes plus a July 23 event at Centenary Church Fayette County hosts an achievement day and a Duroc Jersey hog breeders picnic at Hampton with a turnout near 200 and 15 gallons of ice cream

Bradford Richland Chickasawa Clarence White Nome Stapleton Utica Leo Lynch Washington Deerfield A. Gerhardt Dresden Redericksburg Frank Juscen Dayton New Hampton Jacksonville FL Schwartzensuan Arlingtor Arlington Centenary Church Here Fayette County Jacob Solberg Clyde Combs B. W. Lodwick Hampton B. C. Marts

Cedar Meeting at M G C Frost Home

Cedar Township Farm Bureau plans a meeting tonight at the home of M G C Frost. A program and motion pictures will be presented.

Cedar Meeting Cedar Township Farm Bureau M. GC. Frost

The Rhyming Farmer Rhetoric on Threshing Stress

Edward Turfft humorously contrasts panic and poise during busy threshing season. Dan McCarty unlocks calm focus, warning against rushing rashly. The tale underscores steadiness over frenzy as a path to greater work with less wear.

Dan McCarty Dan Daniel Land of Lincoln

Omaha Livestock Market Report July 25

Omaha Nebraska hogs receipts ten thousand early gains to ten dollars and a quarter top ten dollars and thirty five cents on choicest loads. Cattle receipts seven thousand five hundred slow demand steady to slightly lower on many grades. Lambs five thousand five hundred with fat range lambs top around fourteen dollars. Prices listed for various weight classes and feeder activity noted.

Sioux City Livestock Prices Report July 25

Livestock market update shows cattle receipts steady with varied price ranges across classes. Hogs trading mixed around 10.25 to 10.90 top, butchers and sellers noted, sheep receipts at 500 with strong to 2.50 higher gains.

Cotton prices edge lower on active demand in Chicago market

In Chicago on July 25, cotton futures opened down with October and December contracts slipping about 14 points and March around 13 points. Prices for other months fell modestly amid overall steady to softer demand as sales reached 8,6090 bales with receipts near 100 bales. Nearby quotes show varying mids from 0d to 11.02d, while futures months hovered around 10.24d to 18.84c per pound.

Chicago Lahore Liempoeai

Wheat and corn futures fluctuate on Chicago market

Chicago July 25 wheat futures moved unsettled as new winter wheat receipts and a larger U S visible supply trimmed prices while favorable weather and light black rust fears supported, and corn rose sharply on late crop concerns. Oats held steady, and provisions edged up on hog and corn trends.

Chicago United States Ihaine Buffalo

Kansas City Grain Prices and Receipts Report

Kansas City grain market updates show wheat receipts at 1 228 cars with mixed bids for dark hard and red varieties. No. 2 hard quotes around 1.58 1.59, No. 2 red near 1.38 1.39, No. 2 white corn bids at 0.94 0.96, No. 2 yellow around 1.02 1.04, and oats No. 2 white 47 52 cents per bushel with No. 3 at 46 30 cents.

Kansas City Grain Kansas City Ulsa

Grain Prices in Omaha Market Report July Update

Omaha grain market report from July 25 shows wheat prices for various hard grades with No 1 hard at 1.29 to 1.41, No 2 hard 1.28 to 1.56, and No 3 hard 1.27 to 1.35. Corn prices list No 3 white at 96, No 2 yellow around 1.01, No 2 mixed at 5.¢, and No 3 white 44c with some additional figures for white varieties.

Omaha Neb

Board of Trade Cash Quotations July 25 Chicago

Commodity quotes list Wheat, Corn, Oats, Rye, Barley, Timothyseed and Cloverseed prices. Lard ribs bellies provisions shown with bid figures and varying grades and samples for No. 1 to No. 6 in multiple categories.

Chicago Anne Tees Ats Saeseee Baewere Board of Trade

Market Booms as Steel, Auto Stocks Hit Highs

New York July 25 stock market powers higher as call money renewals at four percent support broad gains. United States Steel rises to 217¼, others like Gulf, Bethlehem, Dupont and Timken reach new highs. General Motors hits a record, oil shares rise, and sales total about 1.5 million shares.

New York United States Steel Gulf Kresge Republic American Steel Woolworth Eastman Kodak Mack General Motors Chrysler, Hudson Bethlehem Case Dupont Timken Roller Bearing Otis Elevator Houston American Gang Car & Fdy An. Sm Tel & Tel American Tobacco Wat Wks Atchison My Coast Line Ohio Bethlehem Steel Calfornia de Pasco Chesapeake & Ohio Mil St. P. Pfd N. Western ROI & P Chile Copper Chrysler Corp. de Berbeimeer Beeewes Coca Cola Colorado Fuel Col. Gas & el Pants Consolidated Gas Crucible Steel Dodge Bros Erle Railroad Freeport-Texas Elec N. Tron Harvester Tel Kan City Southern Ate Kennecott Louisville Nash Lehigh Valley Tex Missouri Pac Montgomery Ward Pte Nash Motors Ata Earens New York Central N. H Baee Norfolk de Western Sane Tee Northern Pacific Packard Motor Pan. Am. Ret. B Beeeneneteress Pennsylvania Phillips Petroleum Ae Pierce-Arrow M. C Radio Corp Tate Reading Rep Ir. & Steel Reynolds St. L San Fran Seaboard Air Line Roebuck Southern Pacific Paeeete Ryabeenweee Southern Cal “ Saeaereeeee Standard Oil Seeweewanee Standard Ol N. J N.Y. Sana Eceres Studebaker Texas Corp Tex. Gulf Texas & Pacific Beeene Wean Baweaarie Tobacco Products Union Pacific Steen Ee United Drug Wabash Ry. Weed Western Maryland Westinghouse Elec Willys - Overland Beeen

Prices Higher In Hogs And Cattle

Chicago reports higher hog and cattle prices with receipts around 54,000. Hogs show gains across weights from light to heavy, with top hog prices near 11.00 and bulk at 10.65 to 10.90. packing hogs and sow values also rise. Cattle receipts 14,000 with fed steers and yearlings up 15 to 25 cents. top steers around 14.25, most fed steers 11.00 to 13.00. bulls and vealers steady. Sheep receipts 17,000 with fat lambs active and natives up 15 to 25 cents, best westerns around 14.50 to 14.75. overall market described as good demand and higher prices.

Waterloo Waterloo Mills Co Seraee Tripoli Swift & Co Rath O. B. Rath Feneaees Prom Town Flour & Feed Co Timothy Cohn Bros Woo Teaseane Speeres Chicago Pete Tenteyae

Minneapolis Flour Prices Steady in Carload Lots

Minneapolis Minn July 25 Flour markets report unchanged prices in carload lots. Family patents quoted around 37.25 to 39.33 per barrel with sacks. shipments listed at 24.50 to 25.50.

Minneapolis Minn

Foreign exchange and Minneapolis grain updates

New York reports daily foreign exchange rates with multiple currencies, including the pound at 4.8516 dollars and the Swiss franc at 19.23 cents. Minneapolis grain notes wheat receipts of 28 cars versus 634 a year ago, with detailed prices for No 1 northern, dark northern spring, hard spring, and Montana varieties, plus July and September futures and corn and oats quotes.

New York Minneapolis Grain Minneapolis Minn Montana

Kansas City Hay Prices Steady to Higher on Receipts

Kansas City Missouri July 25 4 H ay market receipts 80 cars prairie No 1 ranged 11 50 to 13 00 with clover mixed light No 1 at 10 00 to 11 00 alfafa No 1 14 50 to 16 50 and timothy No 1 at 11 00.

Kansas City Hay Kansas City Hay Prairie Alfalfz Timothy

Grain prices from St Louis market report July 25

St Louis grain prices list No 2 red wheat at 1.43 per bushel, No 2 hard 1.38, corn No 2 yellow 1.09, No 3 yellow 1.067, No 2 white 1.0573, oats No 2 white 50 and No 3 white 45, sample S54787.

ST. Louis

Visible grain supply report from New York

The visible supply of American grain changes on July 25 shows Wheat up 1,304,000 bushels, Corn down 1,278,000, Oats down 2,337,000, Rye down 2,000, Barley up 13,000.

New York

Butter and egg market notes from New York and Midwest

New York reports July 22 butter receipts at 6 979 packages with steady demand and varied creamery prices. July 25 price ranges include extras 42 to 44 cents and firsts around 39 to 41 cents. Eggs and cheese also listed with receipts and varied quotations across several states and markets. Kansas City and St Louis offer similar dairy price data, with butter extras around 42 cents and eggs at 23 cents for firsts in some listings.

New York Long Island Pacific Chicago U. S Virginia Bbis Kansas Kansas City St. Louis

Livestock Prices Mixed at St Paul Market Receipts Steady

Cattle receipts 11 200 slow market weaker grassy kinds 8.50 to 9.50 for steers and 5.76 to 6.00 for cows stockers weak. Calves 3 300 76c to 1.00 lower, 11.00 to 11.50 to packers. Hogs 8 500 opening very slow bidding steady, top 10.60, 8.50 to 10.00 for 230 to 250 pounds. Pigs 10.60, sows 7.75. Sheep 100 receipts, undertone strong, fat lambs about steady 6.50 for handyweights.

South St. Paul Mion

Peoria Livestock Hogs Prices Rise at Peoria Sale

Peoria Ill July 25 hogs receipts about 2000 with bid ranges up to 25 cents higher. Classes shown as lights lights to mediums and heavies traded mixed from 8.80 to 10.65 with packers 7.25 to 8.50. Pigs and light weights moved 7.00 to 10.50. Cattle receipts fair with steady to stronger tone.

Peoria Ill Catile

Hay Prices Near Lowest Point In Years In 1927 Review

Washington July 25 Hay markets showed some improvement in inquiry for the week ending July 33, receipts remained light and producers were not pressing offers. Prices for top timothy and alfalfa grades were below levels of recent years with demand soft in Prairie markets and drought impact in southern Rocky Mountain states. Local supplies up in principal consuming areas while northeast crops tame hay up over 10 percent, acreages shift with shifts in production across regions.

Washington, D. C United States Department of Agriculture Rocky Mountain States Timothy Boston Chicago St. Louis New Kansas City Omaha Prairie Chicago View Mew

Foul or Fair Debate Over Dempsey Sharkey Fight Blow

Motion pictures of the Dempsey Sharkey bout fail to settle the disputed blow from the penultimate sequence. Ex-champion Dempsey shown delivering the controversial strike. inference on legality remains unresolved as experts weigh footage.

Fere Dempsey

Market Report: Timothy and Clover Prices in St Louis

ST LOUIS HAY. St Louis Mo July 25 Har Steady No 2 old timothy 16.00 18.00 new timothy 11.00 35.00 No 2 old light clover mixed 15.00 17.00 new light clover mixed 11.00 13.00 new heavy clover mixed 11.00 13.00 choice alfalfa 21.00 22.00

ST. Louis Hay St. Louis Timothy

Peoria Grain Prices Report July 25

Peoria Ill July 25 corn receipts 78 cars higher bids No 2 white 740 No 4 yellow 101 No 5 yellow 99c No 6 yellow 97 89c No 6 mixed 92 12c sample 94 42 98c cats receipts 7 cars lower No 4 white 40 4lisc

Peoria Ill Tae

Toledo Seed Market Figures for July 25

Toledo seeds market notes indicate Clover and Timothy futures with cash bids and December and October quotations. Clover imported cash $14.00, October $17.05, December $17.00. Timothy cash $27.45, December $2.40. domestic Timothy details.

Toledo Eimothy

Kansas City Livestock Market Report July 25

Kansas City livestock receipts total 20 000 cattle with calves around 3 500 and grain fed cattle steady to weak bids. westerns down. yearlings scarce. heifers and cows off modestly. veals and weighty calves weak. Hogs receipts 7 000 with prices mostly 10 20 cents higher. top 10 60 for 160 215 lb pigs. sow and stock pig ranges. Sheep receipts 7 000 with lambs 15 25 cents lower. Colorado and Idaho lambs around 13 14 dollars. natives about 13 25. Colorado ewes around 6 50.

Kansas City Colorado

East St Louis Livestock Market Report July 25

Hogs receipts 10,500 with gains to 25c. top $11.25, 190-220 lb $10.90-11.15, 250-280 lb $9.74-10.25, sows $8.25. Cattle receipts 6,500. calves 2,500. native steers up 25c, westerns and cutters firm. best dealers $13.00. most cows $6.25-7.25. Sheep receipts 3,500. lambs $13.00-13.25, ewes $4.50-5.50.

E. ST. Louis Livestock St. Louis

St Louis Live­stock market report fills midweek pages

Hog receipts total 3000 with top hogs at 10.60 and butchers 9.0 to 10.50. Cattle receipts 4500 plus calves. grass steers slow, grain fed steers and yearlings around 20.25 to 20.35, bulk cows 5.75 to 6.25, bulk heifers 8.50 to 10.25. Sheep receipts 4000 with lambs up to 14.00 plus, natives 19.25, best above 14.00, medium grades 6.00 to 6.50, stockers little changed.

ST. Louis St. Joseph

Plant remnants reveal Spaniard introductions in California adobe bricks

Remains of seeds and plants in historic California adobe bricks show species introduced by Spaniards. The discovery highlights early colonial plant exchange and agricultural impact in the region.

Histori California

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