Future of dairy industry seen bright by Harmon
EM Harmon Des Moines editor of the Dairy Farmer told Iowa Holstein directors at East Park that U S dairy demand could grow. requiring tens of millions more cows if per person milk consumption rises to healthy levels. He noted higher efficiency since 1920 and warned against low quality "grass milkers" harming the industry.
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Mason City
United States
EM. Harmon
Des Maines
The
Dairy Farmer
Iowa
East Park
Haron
Harmon
Canada
Switzerland
France
America
Har
Hartman
Idairy
Rarmon
Ted Timothy Har
Barney
Chicago
Holstein-Fresian Association
Barney Hold
Lascelles
OR. Lascelles
Kansas City
Westcentral States
Orin Hutch
Newton
Sia Association
M. E. Talcott
Fayette
Farmers Questions and Comments Invite at Courier Office
Readers may send questions and commentaries to the Editor Farm Department of the Waterloo Evening Courier, Waterloo Town. Address communications to the editor and include a phone number for replies.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo Town
Mangy Hogs Sell at Lower Figure
Dr. J O Wilson reports mange parasitism cuts hog value in the midwest. Mangy hogs sell at discounts from 50 cents to 1 50 per cwt, with mangy hogs averaging about 2 80 a head less than mange free ones. Officials note dipping costs are repaid by higher prices for healthy hogs.
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Sioux City
J. 0. Wilson
South Dakota
Wilson
Middlewest
Progressive Commission
Williams
Bureau of Animal Industry
Reinbeck Man Buys 219 Feeders From South Dakota Trip
Reinbeck man A Strohbehn arrived home from Wester South Dakota after weeks of feeder cattle buying. He contracted for 219 head to ship next fall for feeding, purchasing cattle near Rapid City Custer and Hermosa. His brothers John C and Frank also bought about 200 feeders and plan to base business in Rapid City.
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Reinbeck
Strohbehn
Wester South Dakota
Rapid City
Custer
Hermosa
South Dakota
Black Hills
John
Frank Strohbehn
John C. Strolbehn
Chalupniks lease Imperial Valley farm for three years
Mr and Mrs Albin Chalupnik formerly of Traer have leased their Imperial Valley farm near Brawley California three miles from Ontario to a truck gardening company. The agreement runs three years at 32 dollars per acre. The five acre current farm remains a poultry and fruit operation. Over 125 Delaware County Farm Bureau members joined in two weeks through a drive led by Robert W Combs and John Schraeder with more enrollments expected.
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Traer
Albin Chalupnik
Ineler
Darker
Imperial Valley
Brawley
Cal
Nave
Ontario
Manchester
Delaware County Farm Bureau
Robert W. Combs
John Schraeder
Elkadey
Cedar Falls 4-H fair raises sales pace for Cedar Valley event
Cedar Falls July 28 Cedar Valley fair organizers report 4-H Club girls have sold 700 season admittance tickets with 300 more ordered. The fair August 14 15 18 and 19 will feature dairy and beef calf clubs cattle hogs sheep and horse entries with 20 percent club profit and a five dollar top award for the best sales effort. The event highlights include new 20 foot booths 60 prize money and a judging by Miss Thelma Gashel. Running card notes 38 running horses entered signaling a strong horse racing program and a projected fast track.
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Cedar Falls
Black Hawk County
Cedar Valley
W. D. Strayer
Strayer
Cedar Valley Fair
William Bridge
Waterloo
A. Hollis & Son
Hudson
Faul Dreseer
Wales
P. A. Johnson
Dike
Bolling Brothers
Fulton
George Cunningham
Fred Baskin
Janesville
W. B. Robinson
Masonville
Henry Tuhrman
Green Mountain
Toby Larsen
Reinbeck
Walter Smith
Dewar
Ernest Sage
R. A. Knapp
Joe Garney
Harry Saul
W.H. Brown
Eagle Center
Hans Anderson
Thelma Gashel
Iowa State College
Midwest Farm Bureau convention training school at Marysville
Missouri Teachers college hosts the third annual Midwest training school for Farm Bureau workers from 13 midwest states during August 13 to 17. National officers from Chicago will attend along with state Farm Bureau leaders. Sessions will cover salesmanship community building and business administration with state presidents chairing.
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Wcgavier Special Scheice
Chicago
Missouri Teachers College
Marysville
Farm Bureau
Midwest
Midwest Training School
The
Farm Bureau Organization
Sam H. Thompson
M. S. Winder
American Farm Bureau Federalion
Ama
Farm Bureaus
Earl C. Smith
Wiinnis
Charles
E. Hearst
Iawa
R. W. Brown
Missouri
W. HH. Settle
Indiana
Ralph Synder
Kansas
D. A. Benson
Nebraska
Sumner Cass County Fair Display by Carlyle and Clair Bowling
Carlyle and Clair Bowling, living near Sumner, left last week with 80 head of sheep and 12 Jersey cattle for extensive tour of fair circuits. Their first display is this week at Taylor County Fair Bedford. Next week the display will be divided and fairs each week scheduled. Bowtings, if past performance indicates, will return with a share of winnings. Lows Dyer plans to assist in livestock care.
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Sumner
Carlyle
Clair Bowling
Here
Jersey
Taylor County
Bedford
Bowtings
Steady Prices Push Corn Higher In Chicago Trade
In Chicago July 2 1944 corn values rose early and ended at the day’s high. Wheat eased then firmed with corn’s strength and led by July and September deliveries, cash trading was steady to higher with large arrivals and premiums on near dates. Provisions softened for lard but meats held firm as traders noted heavy receipts and shifting market dynamics.
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Chicago
Caicago
Quotations from Board of Trade Cash Markets
Chicago July 28 Wheat shows mixed price levels with No 1 hard at 1.22 to 1.24 per bushel and No 2 at 1.23 to 1.24. Oats and rye values are listed with several white and mixed categories, barley at 65 percent, timothy seed at 4.25. Clover seed bids at 25.00 with provisions including ribs at 14.37 and bellies at 16.25 praised as current quotes.
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Chitago
Athens
Weer
Ribs— Daly
Eh Sees Ae
Belliegee Daly
Ryaobeess
Chicago
Minneapolis
Chaier
Montana
Feddoran
Sliata
Waterloo
Az Ventas
Ste
Wevese
Switt & Ca
Waterloa
Rath
Vian Bad Teers
Stant
Io Hees
Yan Vo
Toler
Josh B
Hogs and cattle market mixed amid uneven demand
US livestock market shows hog receipts around 4 000 head with bids slipping. hogs mostly 15 cents below Friday’s levels though some top lots sold near 11.00 to 11.30. Cattle receipts about 400 with strictly choice steers steady to strong, but lower grades softer and heifers declining. Sheep receipts 2 000 with nominal trade and lambs trading at mixed week highs. Kansas City grain receipts 1 144 cars with corn and wheat prices drifting lower amid unsettled demand.
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Sleis
Kansas City Grain
Kansas City
Peoria
Tampa
ABC
Bulls Dominate Stock Exchange Across Markets
New York markets rally with broad gains in high priced industrials and autos as call money eases and month end settlements lift sentiment. Montgomery Ward leads with nearly six point surge to a new high. others like Commercial Solvents and Eastman Kodak climb. volume reaches 1,000,000 shares amid steady foreign exchanges and firm opens in Minneapolis and Peoria grain markets.
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New York
Childen
Montgomery Ward
Hudson Motors
Eastman Kodak
Case
Electric Autolite
Lambert and
International Telephone
Curtiss
General Motors
Allied Chemical
Bethlehem Steel
No.s. Steel
Chrysler
Dodge Bros
General Ice
Worthington
Consolidated Gas
Columbia Gas
Union Cartbide
Wright Aeronautical
Woolworth
American ~ International
Waterlo o Savings Bank Sues Jamies Gray for Rent Due
In the Waterloo Municipal Court Black Hawk County Iowa the Waterloo Savings Bank files suit against Jamies Gray seeking 683.32 plus costs for rent due under a lease and asking a writ of attachment. Defendant must appear by August 24 1828 or default will be entered.
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Municipal Court of the cHy of
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Taws
Waterloo Savings Bank
Plaintif
Jamies
Gray
Roklee
Municipal Court
City of
Iowa
Cahnplox
City Land
Black Hawk
Towa
A. D
Pike, Sias
Zimmerman & Frank
Platpett
Weekly Grain and Provisions Review in Chicago
The article notes forecasts of larger near term wheat crops in the U S and Canada, with prices mixed as of morning trading. Corn edges up from a prior decline while oats slip slightly and provisions rise on hog movements and poorer arrivals.
Provisions and Clearing House Report From New York
Fragmented market listings show butter and eggs receipts in New York and Chicago with varied grades and quantities. Clearing house data for New York reports weekly totals in surplus profits deposits and weekly changes across demand and time deposits, reflecting unsettled market activity.
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Clearing House
New York
New York Clearing House, Association
Livestock Prices From St. Paul Market Report
South St. Paul Minnesota July 28 cattle receipts 100 steady with mixed weights top yearlings 16 dollars per hundredweight. Hogs 70 not enough to test market with few heifers and butchers around 10.50 to 11.70. Sheep receipts steady week to week with lambs at 14 dollars and bulk lambs around 14.00 to 14.25 while ewes and hogs show weaker figures.
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S. ST. Paul
St. Paul
Minn
Butter Market Notes Scarcity and Rising Prices
Scarcity of lower grades of butter and rising prices are noted in Chicago. Medium and lower grades move to outlets beyond fancy goods with prices about 20 percent higher than a year ago. Top quality butter commands higher retail levels as production appears steady with a faster movement into storage and reduced holdings versus last year.
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Chicago
Bond Market Opens Quietly in Summer Lethargy
New York July 2 The bond market shows usual summer dullness with little ticker movement. Convertible bonds attract most buying while U S government bonds are announced. Service in New Jersey and a few other issues trade at higher levels amid uneven rails and a steady foreign war outlook.
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New York
Wits Group
Peters Armed
Sugntiy
U. S
Podge Brothers Fs Akan
Around &K
Dublig
Servicr Aft Wew
Jersey
Benton County Hog Shipments Reported by Farmers Association
In Vinton Iowa on July 24, 135 Benton county farmers shipped 2,562 hogs to market in June through their Shipping association. The top producers were Van Horne with eight carloads and Atkins with six. Chicago received 1,495 hogs, Clinton 20, Cedar Rapids 207, and Savanna 599. The home net totaled 1165 pounds with an average weight per hog over 244 pounds. four hogs were dead and one crippled. Insurance of 98.01 was paid on five hogs.
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Vinton
Benton County
W.d. Norris
van Horne
Atkins
Garrison
Newhall
Blairstown
Luzerne
Shellsburg
Chi
Newhall Association
Chicago
Auzerne
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Sa Vanna
Crops Good Across Iowa and Harvest Nears
Farmers in Cedar Falls and LaPorte City report strong grain prospects with good yields expected. Joe Nelson Rasmussen’s first threshing yielded 35 bushels per acre with high quality, while Lincoln Township farm women plan demonstrations on slip covers and linens. Harvest efforts continue as corn looks excellent and overall small grain quality and yield seem promising.
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Cedar Falls
Cedar Palls
Joe Nels Rasmussen
West First Street
LaPorte City
Livestock Market Report From Liverpool Markets
Spots quiet with prices easier at Liverpool today. Sales stood around 3 000 bales with receipts of 6 000 bales. Middling fair quoted 12.49d, good mids 12.04d, strictly mids 11.68d, and other grades listed with small changes. Futures open quiet. January 10.78d, March 20 798d, October 20.25d, with most futures down.
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Cottton
Liverpool
Oniaber
Ghisaga
Uly
Gollon
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