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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1924

Page

6

Use of Soybeans in Swine Feeding Causes Softening

Washington report on five years of U.S. Agriculture tests shows soybeans and related feeds produce softer pork carcasses. Studies across Alabama, Mississippi, North and South Carolina, Texas, and other states in cooperation with the USDA detail how feeding soybeans, peanuts, rice polish, and tankage to pigs starting around 100 pounds affects carcass firmness, with softness increasing as weight gain grows and maturity reduces softening over time.

Washington, D. C United States Knoxville Tenn United States Department of Agriculture Alabama Bippi North Carolin South Carolina Texas Agricultural

Farmers Questions and Comments Invited In Waterloo Courier

Editor of the Farm Department invites readers to send questions and comments. The Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo, Iowa, asks for engagement from farmers and agricultural readers, with contact details provided for submissions.

Waterloo Iowa Athetes Communications Fvening Courier Towa

New Grain King of America Artur W W Cutten Portrait

The Arst photograph shows Artur W. W. Cutten of the Chicago Guard of Frude, born in Canada, hailed as the new Grain King of America for foresight in buying large quantities of corn and wheat months ago. He reportedly profited nearly $2,000,000 as prices climbed. He bought corn under 60 cents a bushel and began unloading near $1.19, with wheat profits described as substantial.

Artur W.W. Cutten Chicago Frude America Ile

Greatest Jersey Cow Placed in National Museum

Sophie 19th, famed Jersey cow admired for 17,557 pounds of milk and 289 pounds of butterfat in eight years, will join Smithsonian exhibit after her herd dispersed and an auction was halted. Donated by the United States Department of Agriculture, her career as a producer ended and she was used for scientific purposes before chloroformed on June 14, 1918.

Washington, D. C Sophie Jersey Smithsonian Institution Toad Lowell Nass United States Department of Agriculture

Dairy farmer feeds cattle all year in Butler County

Clarksville Tenn July 26 One of the few dairymen in this section who believes cows should be fed all year is F I Schmadelke near Clarksville He asserts that dairy cows require the best ration and care to perform their best Feeding and breeding are key to the industry He also notes that proper feed helps reduce abortion and that a strong cow resists disease We raise purebred Holsteins

Clarksvilln F. i. Sehmadeke Clarksville Sehmadelke Win

One Milking Herd In 28 Is Herded by Purebred Sire

A discussion notes that most dairy herds lack purebred sires. Only one in 25 milking herds is headed by a purebred dairy sire while 27 rely on undesirable bulls. Emphasis is on selecting well proven sires to ensure productive daughters and dairy traits.

Daushiers

State Hospital Holsteins to Show at Town Fair

Cherokee Iowa July 16 J Hatch manager of the state hospital dairy herd here is preparing for Holstein entries at the Town State fair. A 1 year old heifer and several heifers calves will be shown. One two year old cow has produced 18 080 pounds of milk since November and is now yielding 50 pounds a day despite the hot weather.

Cherokee J. J. Hatch State Hatch Heepstad

Township Bureau Yearbook Prompts Countywide Farm Bureau Push

Shelby County towns publish yearbooks with slogans and lists of township farm bureau officers project leaders and cooperators. The cover features Polk Township and Douglas Township yearbooks as models for broader county adoption under a proposed bill creating many county farm bureaus.

Shelby County Varlan la Polk Township Farm Bureau Douglas Township Rdea Carin Farm Bureau District Farm Bureau Township Farm Bureau

Buchanan Farmers Test Commercial Soil Preparation

Independence Iowa July 26 A number of farms in Buchanan county aim to complete commercial fertilizer on a small acreage of corn using acid phosphate potash and complete fertilizer and have observed excellent results. The acid phosphate is showing well with complete fertilizer. Flotash plots were replanted with little uncertainty this year the core planted in see beds treated with fertilizers are yielding well on lighter soils. Henry Allenstein Madison township reports an excellent stand for alfalfa started last spring.

Independence Buchanan County Hiame Casey Henry Allenstein Madison Township

LCOUNEY AGENTS IN TWO-DAY MEETING

North County agents gathered in Clear Lake for a two day meeting. The discussions were led at round tables by Merle Meg Donald, the agents’ leader.

Lcouney Clear Lake North Laws Merle Meg- Donald

Weekly Grain and Provision Review Assorted Market Update

Traders report volatile grain and provision prices with gains in some meals and declines in others. Export activity from Canada and the United States, coupled with weather factors, influenced futures while large hands show profit taking and ongoing demand for U S wheat.

Chicago Buying 5 On Bg Scale In Wheat Rally

Chicago grain prices surged to new highs amid firmer Winnipeg and Liverpool quotes. Wheat led gains with May and December futures up sharply before profit taking and hedging reduced some advances. Corn and oats followed the rally amid favorable weather for crops and strong demand, while barley and hogs influenced provisions to rise.

Associated Press Cicago Winnipeg Liverpool Harvert Sharp Wlem Locke OLY

Chicago and New York Grain Quotations From Markets

A compiled report of Chicago and New York grain prices and futures, including Wheat No. 2 hard at $2.65 and various No. 2 and No. 3 grade quotations for corn and oats. Prices from Minneapolis and Peoria also listed, with figures for rye barley cloverseed and timothy as reported by regional grain exchanges.

Market declines across rural commodity centers report

The week ending today saw muted declines with little confidence in trade as the Bureau of Agricultural Economics notes light advances midweek. By the close, most markets weakened again, reflecting overall cautious sentiment in rural markets.

Bureau of Agricultural Economica United States Department of Agricultre

Hogs and cattle price report from Chicago market

Chicago market report shows hog bids mostly 10 to 50 cents higher with strong demand and mixed lots at 9.80 to 9.65. weights vary from 150 to over 260 pounds. Cattle receipts around 500 with grain fed stock rising 25 to 50 cents. fat cows and veal calves lower. Sheep receipts about 1,000. fat lambs and yearlings mostly 1.25 lower, feeding lambs steady.

Associated Press Chicago Omana Nev East ST. Louis Ught SUWEP ST. Paul St. Paul Minn Sioux City Reecelris

Stock Exchange Trend and Livestock Markets Mixed

Market notes show upticks in hog and cattle quotes across several regional markets including Omaha and East St. Louis. Hogs strongest in the 170 to 260 pound range with top bids near 10.15, while cattle sees varied moves with feeders and fat cows firming or steady. In New York trading, a broad upswing in many equities and utilities posts final gains as investors push industrials and sugar shares higher.

Prices at Chicago and New York Marts July 26

Produce price report from Chicago and New York on July 26 shows creamery butter at extras 39 1 4 to 38 1 8 cents, firsts 37 1 2 to 37 1 2 cents, and standards around 24 to 26 cents. Eggs steady with storage firsts and extras in the 25 to 26 cent range. poultry steady with no demand shifts. Hogs at St Louis breach $10 per cwt, eyeing highest in two years. potatoes traded moderate with a very steady market. clearings show bank revenues up by 29.9 million.

New York Chicago Feesam City Kansas City St. Louis United States Kansas Virginia North Carolina Waterloo Erloo Rees Wilterlos _Co Moon Timothy Sait & Co Moe Eewe Leghorn

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