Dairy cattle show plans mixed for Waterloo area herds
Dairy cattle representations from Waterloo area flocks will be light this year with few herds shown at the state fair Dairy Cattle Congress and Des Moines. Marsh Golinvaux Campbell and Hovey announce limited showings due to time and other duties. Anxious for recovery of a Golinvaux heifer and potential upsets loom in Guernsey and Jersey classes as competition tightens with new entrants and ballots for Waterloo events.
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Wateerloo
Vieinits
Guernsey
W. W. Marsh
Joe Golinvaux
Dairy Cattle Congress
Jersey
Willian
Campbell
Jesup
Larsen Forum Farm
Ab Dike
Charles Hovey
G. A
Marsh
Cattle Congress
Golinvaux
Des Moines
Wirami Campbell
Waterloo
Achievement Day at Randalia DRAWS 125 Fayette Farm Women
Randalia July 25 125 Fayette county women attended the annual achievement day. Training school groups from Scott Putnam Fairfield and Smithfield townships led by Marion Smith judged the best exhibit on the slip cover lesson. Awards in poster contests went to Jefferson and Tyria among others. After a picnic, community singing Readings and a Smithfield township play followed with talks by W H Hatch and Marion Smith.
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Randalia
Fayette County
Atendance
Scott
Putnam
Fairfield
Smithfield Township
Marion Smith
Franklin County
Sefferson
Oran
Premont
Harlan
Cemer
Westfield
Ilyria
Pleasant Valley
Smithfield
Jefferson
Bethel
Tnion
Tlyria
Pairfeld
Henry Heitler
Jason Noon
Fiano
Helen Lockwood
Knox
Irene Humphrey
Meisgeter
Fayette County Sheep Club Tour Thursday
Fayette Ta July 25 county sheep club members will be visited Thursday by C W McDonald of the extension service Ames McDonald will show the club members how to block fetch and show their lambs in preparation for the shows this fall. The tour will inspect the club jambs of Arthur Kunkle Edward Heise Wayne Robinson Harley and Paul Stewart Jewell Hennig and Philip Foley. HK W Girton flu agent and Exness M Wright field secretary of the Town State Carry Association gave suggestions on feeding and fitting their calves for the county fair. The calf club members in the north half of the county will be visited Aug 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette
Fearette County
Sheep Club
C. W. McDonald
Extension Service
Ames
McDonald
Arthur Kunkle
Edward Heise
Wayne Robinson
Harley
Paul Stewart
Jewell Hennig
Philip Foley
Market Club
Fayette Boys
HK. W. Girton
Flua
Exness. M. Wright
Hollis Sells Five at National Ormsby Sale
Frank Hollis, farming near Here, sold five head at the National Ormsby sale in Minneapolis last week. His cows and a calf brought 800 dollars. The top price went to the Iowa heifer Trune Papoose Pride at 11,100 dollars. The high heifer was owned by Hargrove and Arnold of Norwalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson. In
Frank Hollis
Here
Minneapolis
Iowa
Hargrove & Arnold
Norwalk
Orange Blossoms Pick Exhibits for Cedar Falls Fair
The Orange Blossoms 4 H club of Orange Township decided their Cedar Valley fair exhibits for August 14 16 at Doris Klingamans home. They will exhibit sewing outfits and send one representative to the Orange booth. A demonstration to choose the contender will be at Vera Plemings home Tuesday with mothers and friends invited. Ten girls attended the meeting and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Orange Blossoms
Orange Township
Doris Klingaman
Vera Pleming
Cedar Valley Fair
Ames Iowa June egg production records rise in 1927
Ames Iowa July 25 Henson Town record flocks stage a comeback in June and again pace fast in 1924. Town State college extension reports show 32,273 hens averaged 13 eggs per hen in June, down from 14.6 in 1926 and 14.4 in June 1925, with May averaging 17. Boone’s Clyde W. Cooper had the top flock at 23 eggs per hen, followed by Fred Tekippe of Fort Atkinson with 2.24 eggs per hen.
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Ames
Henson Town
Towahena
Extension Service
Town State College
Clyde W. Cooper. Boone
Fred Tekippe
Fort Atkinson
W. M. Ferrin
Winthrop
Rhode Island
Plans for girls 4 H club at Dairy Cattle Congress
Two hundred dollars in prize money will be offered by the Dairy Cattle Congress for the 4 H club demonstration contest this year. Miss Lulu Moser and Miss Josephine Arnquist announced plans to expand the girls program with demonstrations only, no club exhibits, inviting 23 northeast Iowa counties to compete. Each girl must exhibit one article. the top prizes are 15, 12, and 10 dollars per division with 5 for non-placing demonstrations. Gold medals go to the championship team in unrec classes. The event will be in the Women’s and Children's building with a Music Pageant and a business meeting.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Lulu Moser
Josephine Armaquist
Cattle Congress
Iowa
Arnquist
Moser
Floyd
Butler
Bremer
Fay~oe
Franklin
Clayton
Hardin
Grundy
Delaware
Tama
Benton
Chickasaw
Buchanan
Mitchell
Howeard
Winneshick
Linn
Jones
Dubuque
Allamakee
Worth
Cerro Gor Go
Marshall
Iowa State College
Farmers Letters to Editor Face Waterloos Corner
Reader questions and comments directed to the Editor of the Farm Department at Waterloo Evening Corner in Waterloo. Enquiries and feedback submitted via the regular telephone line at 6100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Evening Corner
Waterloo
Tors
Farmers Oil Co Shows Good Cain Through First Year
The Black Hawk county farmers co operative Oil firm reports strong first year results with 276 percent return on original capital and 191 percent of current stock value. Dividends total 2779.15 for 1957 and 4162 profits in nine months of 1937 with 10230 set to reserve. Net worth reaches 22761 from April 1827 to June 15 1928, with 400 members and growing business. officers listed for Black Hawk county cooperative including Porter La Porte City Craft Cedar Falls Mettingly Howard Eyestone Keicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Members Mutual Oil Company
Black Hawk County
W. L. Helcke
Comepany
United States Bureau of Labor Statistics
Far O
Tinois
Nebraska
Minnesota
Iowa
Tlinois
Farmers’ Union
Farmers’ Union State Exchange
Omaha
Black Hawk
Tall corn claims by Matt Kettmann near Raymond Iowa
Raymond Iowa July 25 tall corn claim by Matt Kettmann living between Raymond and Gilbertville. He has drilled corn 11 feet six inches high and seeks admission to the tall corn club, confident nothing beats his crop in the region. Also Kansas City livestock market rounds up hogs cattle and sheep prices with varied weights and receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Matt Kettmann
Gilbertville
Tall Corn Club
Kettman
Kettmann
Wheat and Corn Rally Fades in Chicago Trade
Chicago markets show weak wheat with lower closes despite 1.09 million bushels exported and mixed gains in corn. Reports cite better crop conditions in the northwest and Canada, while Argentina’s buying boosts corn at times. July delivery pressure and hedging affect cash corn as futures drift and oats rise modestly. Provisions trend higher amid unsettled export demand and shifting futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Northwest
Jt Canada
Liverpool
Argentina
United States
Livestock market report from Eas. St. MN shows varied prices
The Eas. St. MN livestock sale lists weight bands and bid ranges for steers and heifers, with dozens of loads priced around 190 to 260 pounds and 230 to 260 pounds. Prices such as 11.60 per hundredweight and 7.75 for certain lots appear, with quotes on lambs sheep and other cattle classes. The report notes opening sales steady with yesterday’s averages and mentions several lots and price levels across categories.
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Louis Livestock Eas
St. MN
Jy Und
Saootelo
Mideli
Board of Trade Cash Quotations July 25 Chicago
The Board of Trade cash quotations list Prices for grain and provisions including Wheat No 2 hard at .44447 No 2 hard at gL2d1 No hard at $1.22 the mixed Corn No 2 mixed at $2.07 No 4 mixed at $1.02 No 2 Yellow at $1.07 No 3 yellow at $1.06 No 4 yellow at $1.06 No 2 white at $1.07 No 3 white at $0.95 No 4 white at $0.45 Rye No sales Barley 09085 Timothy seed $4.00 4.15 Cloverseed $22.50 25.00 Provisions Relief $15.97 Lard $12.32 Fuls $14.37
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Chicago
Daly
Tite Tates
ATF Ag
Ystad
Peoria
Ge An Bereeyrerberees
St Ai Ae Beeres
Waterloo
Wray ‘Y As
Sanne
BAIN
Westies
Prom Waterloo Mi Ts Co
Basiey
al Ae Beers
Grys Ab Patent
Ls Vale Teine i &L ' Weeny
Roduce
Orange Creamery
Artesian Butler
Arlington Butler
Qld Roosters
Ms Sme Tees
Ion Vania
Gone Packers
Parkers
Fate Packers
Timothy Hay
Nies
sTaderns
Hogs and Cattle Prices at Chicago Market Report
Chicago July 25 hogs mostly 12 cents higher with top at 11.50 for choice 190 to 220 pounds. Cattle and calves weak to 25 cents lower, best yearlings steady, heavy steers lower. Receipts today hogs 67,400 cattle 30,500 sheep 39,500. week totals show declines from prior periods. Minnesota market notes follow with final barrel prices and shipments.
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Kansas City
Wieker
Bop
Cuttler
Chicago
Igapi
Choice Westerns
Stocks Rebound After Late Market Drop
New York July 25 A flurry of late buys lifted shares in Montgomery Ward Allied Chemical General Motors and Fundin but many losses were recouped American Woolen and other issues touched new year lows. U S Steel Bethlehem and Midland Steel products led advances while Eastman Kodak surged over 3 points to a 7863 record on color photography for amateur motion pictures. Liberty bonds and foreign exchange quoted, with broad activity in rails and tobacco stocks reflecting unconfirmed price-cut reassurances.
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New York
Stee
Montgomery Ward
Allied Chemical
General Motors
Fundin
American Woolen
Cosfmen
Preferred
U. S. Steel
Republic Iron & Steel
Bethlehem and Midland Steel Products
Radio
Wright Aero
Curtiss
Eastman Kodak
National Cash Register
American Tobacco 8
Liggett de Myers and
Lorillard
Interboro Rapid Transit
Atlantic Refining
International Telephone
American Can
Wright Aeronautical
American Cat & Foundry
America Locomotive
American Sm. & Ret
American ‘P. & T
American Tobacco
Anaconda Armour He Atchison
Atlantic Res
Baltimore & OW Eye
Peyer Gees
Bethlehem
Tel
D& Tal
Kansas City Southern Vee
Kennecott
Daly Mack Truck
Marland Dil
Kao
Texpo
Missouri Pacific
Nash Motors
Central Ean
N. OH
Hud
Americs
Haves Packard
Pan. Am. Prt
Fem
Las
Pennsylvania
Phillips
Postum Pullman Radio
Reading
Rem-Rand
Ie Reynolds
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair
Gullfarmla
Stendard Oi
SBM
Standard Oil
Studebaker
Seyeeeey Texas Corp
Tex
Guilt
Texas & Pac
Por
Timken Roll
Union Carbine
Union Pac
DD. S. Ind
Ale
U. & Rurbber
Wabash Western
Marriand Westinghouse
Willys Woolworth
Liberty Bonds
U. S. Sands
Liberty
Liberty First
Liberty Third
Alberty
Ourth
Provisions and grain market notes from major cities
The weekly market digest shows New York and Chicago dairy and poultry prices with receipts for butter cheese eggs and live poultry, Kansas City wheat and corn futures with varying bids, and Minneapolis grain quotes for wheat corn and oats including No 1 hard spring and northern grades. mixed activity across markets with several price points and receipts reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Express
Livestock market roundups from Omaha Saint Joseph and Paul
Omaha market reports show hog receipts around 9 to 10.90 top with bulk 210 to 326 pounds, cattle receipts 6,090 with mixed yearlings and steers trading near steady, and sheep bidding softer on lighter volumes. Saint Joseph notes hogs 4,000 with prices up to 10.50, cattle 1,500 steady to higher, veal and bulls mixed. Paul reports slow calves and hogs with best hogs around 10.90 and sheep steady to lower.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Nevada
ST. Joseph Livestock
J. Joseph
Swady Ab
Chalee Cowe
Ewes
St.71
Paul Livestock
Bond Market Stalls as Credit Outlook Weighs on Traders
New York notes a quiet bond market with little trading activity and marginal gains in some issues. Call money rose to 42 while time money stayed around fi, with scattered small point moves in rails and industrials. Steel issues firm on higher output. notable shifts in Wickwire Spracer, Youngstown Sheet & Tube, and Chrysler wiring signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ralls
Great Northern
Minneapolis & St. Lotsak
Curtis Was C000 Scholar Won By Time And Talent
In 1878 Topeka High School, Charley Curtis stood out as a focused freshman who later became vice presidential nominee of the Republican party. Miss Eunice A. Lyman recalls tutoring him after he left school to help his family, while he pursued law and became a rider, worker, and student. He left formal schooling after a year but kept studying, riding and reading under a street lamp, aided by his wife, a former student. Fellow pupils included David Mulvane and J. B. Larimer, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Topeka High School
Miss Lyman
Annie
Charley
Sharley
Charles Curtis
Kaw
Shootine
Lyman
Senator Curtis
David Mulvane
Kansas
Curtis
J. B. Larimer
The
Kansas Bar Association
Towa City Cattle Thief Sentenced to Five Years
Hubert Ayers of Towa City pleaded before Judge H D Evans in district court to cattle stealing and was sentenced to five years in Fort Madison penitentiary. Charles F Parrott, arrested with Ayers for theft of nine head from three Johnson county farms, is at liberty on $5000 bonds and to be arraigned later. Parrott is said to have confessed. The pair allegedly stole four calves and five heifers and sold them to Muscatine packing firms. This cattle theft incident is the first in several years in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town City
INS
Hubert Ayers
Towa City
H. D. Evans
Fort
Madison
Charles F. Parrott
Ayers
Johnson County
Liberty
Parrott
C. B. Russell
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Fayette Sheep Club
Hollis
National Ormsby
Orange
Cedar Fair
AEA
Farmers Oil CO
Black Hawk Co-Operative
Sioux City Livestock
Canada
TNS
Chidkin Iwin
Davais Mignne
Das
Nolan
Maren
Tarsan
Kania
Missouth
Board of Trade
Minneapolis Fotia
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Foreign Exchange
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Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
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Greece
Poland
Cuedhor Siovakia
dugo-Sinvia
Austria
Trumaatia
Braz
Tokio
Shanghai
Montreal
Neb
Wiest
Ft Ward
Stra'zeige
Ward
Ste
Iicily
Peoria Livestock Peoria
P.i
Bonnell
WITAT
Ghitage
Ciedago
Kangas City
Ile
Minn
Ted Durum
St.rety
St. Louis
SL Joseph
Sioux City
St. Paul
Tdianapolis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Totels
James BE. Bennett & Co
Lasalle SL
Lafayette
Black Hawk: Loan Company
Lafayetta Ride
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