Grady County Poultry Cull Yields County Egg Statistics
Grundy Center Iowa reports over 100 flocks culled this month to study production impact. Of 2,187 birds before culling, 856 were sold for market. Ten day egg totals fell from 6,897 to 5,832 across flocks, with some flocks showing reduced output due to disease or age.
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Grundy Center
Grundy County
Brunken
Fred Hersey
I Emery Davis
Bert Davidson
EB. H. Crouse
J. . Wilson
N.C. Rew
Carl Johnson
Lora D. Brown
S. Cc
Walter Diehl
Des Moines to Host State Hog Show with $10000 Premiums
Iowa aims to outshine any state by assembling a premier hog exhibit in Des Moines the last week of September. About 3500 hogs from foundation stock will fill the barn, with $10000 in premiums across breeds and classes. Spotted Poland China breed purses reach $1690 as Frank Friese notes record entries expected statewide.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Pig Club
Frank Friese
Swine and Sheep Feeding Discussed in Ames Circulars
Ames circulars from Iowa State College summarize three new publications on swine and sheep feeding based on Iowa Experiment Station work. They report corn as a superior fattening grain for lambs and present analyses on forage crop roles and supplementary feeds for hogs.
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Ames
Anes
Iowa State College
Animal Husbandry Section
Iowa Experiment Station
Hardin County Livestock Shipping Costs Detailed for Hog Market
A Hardin County study shows 719 hog cars shipped mostly to Chicago at 64.87 cents per cwt. Freight and selling costs totaled over one half of this, with insurance and miscellaneous charges. The year produced a $1,307.36 surplus, 1.08 pounds shrink per hundred, and a marginal home shipping cost of about 73.89 cents per cwt. The program will extend into a second year.
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Hardin County Livestock Shipping
Widora
Hardin County
Farm Bureau
Department of Marketing of Iowa Extension Service
Alden
Iowa Falls
Garden City
Hubbard
Lawn Hill
Union
iRacine
Buckeye
Eldard and
Robertson
Chicago
Commission
Managers’ Commission
Co op marketing of cattle to Iowa feeders planned
Atlantic Iowa July 28 cooperative marketing of Colorado cattle to Iowa feeders aims to remove stockyard commissions yardage and feeding charges and guarantee delivery of high grade stock. Nelson G Kraschel of Harlan Iowa will sell 4500 head for Worth Park Stock Growers association Colorado. first 1406 head to be auctioned Sept. Feeder farmers may buy carload lots and have cattle shipped to farms, reducing disease exposure and saving costs. North Park territory spans 40 by 100 miles with 559000 breeding cattle.
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Associated Press
Atlantic
Colorado
Iowa
Nelson G. Kraschel
Harlan
Worth Park Stock Growers Association of Colorado
Seattle
North Park
Washington Township Farm Bureau Holds Regular Monthly Meet
About 100 members attended the July 24 meeting held at Albert Loveland’s home. After business, a girls club play and demonstrations on making girls’ clothes by Lorna Sanders and Vera Sanders were shown. Dorothy Smaking spoke on clothing. Ice cream and cake followed. A picnic is planned for Aug. 21. Members praised junior training under Mmes. Mark Loveland and John Spriden.
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Washington Township Farm Bureau
Albert Loveland
Lorna Sanders
Vera Sanders
Dorothy Smaking
Trig
Mmes
Mark Loveland
John Spriden
Hopkinton Forms New Cow Testing Group
Hopkinton Iowa July 28 a cow test association was organized here called the Evergreen Stock Farm Hopkinton association Walter Rasmussen Andrew Ja died from heat the 1200 pound Foundation boar was a top tester Peters paid 10600 for it and insurance expired leaving a 21a total loss the group aims to improve dairying with room for more herds and full quota interested parties may contact officers testers or the county agent
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Hopkinton
de Witt
Guy
Evergreen Stock Farm
Hopkinton Association
Walter Rasmussen
Andrew
Iowa
Dunlap
Peters Pai
Ray
Joseph
Tourists Escape Injury In Ditching Car Crash
A Davenport party of tourists, traveling at speed west of Vinton, lost a wheel and veered into a ditch. The car struck hard but did not overturn. occupants suffered only bruises and scratches. The vehicle damaged nearby oats and a fence before the riders repaired and continued home.
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Davenport
Chickasaw Agent Plans Campaign to Cull Poultry
New Hampton Iowa July 27 County Agent Stephenson plans a vigorous poultry culling campaign in Chickasaw County. He sent notices to all bureau members requesting culling applications be filed by August 4 to save mileage. Requests will be arranged to cover the same route once with dates to be set and flocks ready.
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New Hampton
Stephenson
Chickasaw
Chickasaw County Land Valuation Report Totals
1923 assessor records list Chickasaw County with 309596 acres valued at 68.39 per acre, totaling 21174275. Horses number 8636, cattle 23227, swine 31094, sheep 3224, with declines and increases noted from 1921. new Hampton, Iowa.
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Chickasaw County
New Hampton
Chickasaw County Hay and Oats Cut All Gathered Before Rain
A recent survey shows that all hay and oats in Chickasaw County have been cut and gathered without loss or delay from weather. Shocks appear thick on some fields with heads well filled. Threshing crews started this week in New Stampton.
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New Stampton
Chickasaw County
Washington Women Meet at Wrights
Washington Township Farm du Teau women will meet at Mrs. W. A. Wright's home on Wednesday afternoon August 1 for an achievement program. Miss Elizabeth Hudson will attend and attendees are asked to bring poster pictures and other state fair exhibit material for judging that day. New Hampton, Iowa July 28 Chickasaw county received a good rain renewing pastures and lawns. Threshing will be delayed until early next week.
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Chicago
Harrison Township
Gladys Imler
Gifford Baim
Judge Burnham
Baum
Washington Township
Farm du Teau
W. A. Wright
Elizabeth Hudson
New Hampton
Chickasaw County
Hugh Clemans Dies Suddenly at Manchester Home
Hugh Clemans died suddenly at his Manchester Indiana residence today after arising, age about 60, believed heart disease. Survived by wife and four children. He was an attorney.
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Hugh Clemans
Manchester
Clemans
Annual Dairy on Corn Holds Strength Planned
Delhi hosts Dairy Day on August 1 with events starting 9:38 a.m. and continuing into the evening. Free cold buttermilk from Silver Spring creamery and a full day of sports, speaking, a concert by Imad, a six piece orchestra, and a community dinner. Ryan and Greeley baseball teams compete in a dispute over supremacy with Sheeley and Ludiman as pitchers. Prizes offered for horseshoes and races. motion pictures shown at night.
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Silver Spring Creamery
Hugh Orchard
Callar Hapids
A.W. Rudnick
Ames
Will Stork
Dyersville
Imad
Ryan
Greeley
Sus Premacy
Sheeley
Ludiman
Social notes from Waterloo and vicinity activity and weather
Traymond and others visit Earl Douglas home. Local visits include Dr Fayotee at Rev Sheikler’s, Irene O’Connell seriously ill but improving, and Edith Warwick visiting Ames relatives. Storm damage reports mention toppled silo, torn cupola, and uprooted trees. corn varies in impact. Community events include Ladies' Aid bake sale, Epworth League institute attendance, and missionary meetings planned for August.
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Waterloo
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Finlayson
Minn
Earl Douglas
Moereham Fayotee
Upper Iowa University
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Independence
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Theo Webber
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George Wingert
St. Francis Hospital
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Elizabeth Weer
Dubuque
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Harry Kelley
Missionary and Aid Societies
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Savs Now
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Wheat market sinks on large receipts and weak exports
Chicago and New York grain markets show wheat slipping amid large receipts and signals of demand weakness. Prices for September and December futures slip while cash quotes vary. oats and corn also move lower with bearish pressure from international markets.
Stock prices in sharp decline across markets
Amid a turbulent opening, stocks fell further with widespread losses. Leading issues like American Can, Studebaker, and US Steel slid while rail, motor, and chemical shares showed declines. Commodities and agricultural prices moved mixed as traders awaited further signals.
Waterloo Trains In and Out Schedule Fragments
Train notices show routes between Waterloo Fort Dodge Omaha Sioux City and Twin Cities with times around 3 PM and 5:10 PM. Local service runs daily with Sunday exceptions and connections to Dubuque Albert Lea and Fort Dodge lines.
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Omaha and St Louis Grain Notes Mixed Prices
Market bulletin shows wheat, corn, oats from Omaha and St Louis with prices and receipts. Reports feature fed cattle and lamb values, plus foreign exchange and dairy notes, indicating fluctuating grain and livestock values across multiple markets.
Grain and Provisions Review From July Market Reels
The Agrorciated Press notes a material weekly decline in wheat values with downticks on the New York Exchange and mixed shifts in corn and oats. Provisions move lower while harvesting pressures and large Canadian yields influence prices, amid European trade signals and domestic market activity.
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Cattle Prices Drop in Chicago While Hogs Rise
Chicago markets show cattle steady to lower with hogs advancing about ten cents. Prices across categories range from feeder cattle around 7 to 9 dollars per hundredweight to hogs closing near 6.50 to 7.15, with higher fat cows and bulls noted and calves holding firmer values amid mixed demand.
Cattle and Sheep Markets in South St Paul Livestock Report
Livestock prices ease slightly with mixed demand. Cattle offerings include fat cows and bulls around steady to lower, while vealers and yearlings show varied gains and losses. Sheep receipts light with native ewes and lambs trading down from week’s highs, closing around 12 and 4 dollars respectively.
Kansas City Livestock Receipts and Market Report
Receipts 1590 cattle and 600 calves with mixed pricing. Steers steady to higher, best westerns about 12.75 top, cows uneven and lean, canners and cutters up to 10 cents. hogs firm to higher, packer top around 7.00, sows 5.25 to 6.0, sheep steady with Texas and native stockers cited.
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United States
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Kansas
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Ines
Virginia Varrel
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Starkers
Sioux City
Idaho
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Texas
East St Louis Livestock Receipts and Market Summary
East St Louis market reports receipts totaling about 5 000 head with mixed cattle and sheep activity. Cattle include native steers, fat cows, yearlings and canners with weekly averages showing higher prices for select groups. sheep receipts nominal with top bids around 12 50 for packers and weaker pacing for general supply.
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Prices in New York and Chicago Today
New York and Chicago market page lists daily produce and dairy prices. Butter creamery extra 4c, firsts 3c, milk various grades 16c to 26c, cheese and eggs with regional variations, chickens and turkeys priced per pound or per dozen, along with wholesale milk zone notes and miscellaneous poultry values. East St Donte St Louis Essex entries reflect related poultry and butter figures.
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Hutter
Keeke
Lloago
Nivago
Americas
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St. Louls
Essex
Butter Prices Rise Sharply Amid Decreased Production
Reports of reduced butter output by creameries sparked a week long price surge. Weather worsened supply, with several major producers confirming roughly one percent lower output than the prior week, pushing wholesale scores higher in Chicago New York Boston and Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
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Philadelphia
Certify Three for Iowa City Postoffice
Washington D C July 28 The civil service commission certified to the postmaster general the eligibility of Charles S Wie, Charles C Shrader and Gustave A Benner for postmaster at Iowa City Ia
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Washington, D. C
Civil Service Commission
Charles S. Wieneke
Charles C. Shrader
Gusttave A. Benner
Iowa City
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