Walker Creamery to pay butterfat by quality in near future
Walker Ia July 49 In an effort to raise butter quality the Walker Cooperative Creamery plans to pay butterfat on quality within months. A scoring contest by J J Bruner Ames shows farmers how their cream would grade and how to improve it. The firm also sells milk cooling tanks at cost as part of its growth.
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Walker
Walker Co-operative Crvaipery
Walker Creamery
J. J. Bruner
Ames
Walker's Creamery
Theodore Hawkins
Welker Creamery
Mawkins Gays
Canvas preservation gains from new treatment
Washington July 29 Farmers can extend canvas life by bureau of chemistry waterproofing formulas that resist mildew and moisture. Treatments, pigments and proper canvas selection double outdoor usefulness. guidance and formulas appear in Farmers bulletin 167 obtainable from the U S Department of Agriculture.
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Washington, DD
Bureau of Chemistry
United States Department of Agrculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers Inquiries Crowd Farm Department Mail
Questions and comments invited for the Farm Department of the Watering Evening Courier of Waterloo Iowa. Communications should be addressed to Fadstor. Phone 5160.
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Farm Department
Watering Evening Courier
Waterloo
Iowa
New Dairy Bureau Chief Named by U S Agricultural Dept
Dr C W Larson named to lead the dairy bureau as a new regional dairy center opens under Secretary Wallace following a special act of Congress. Larson hails from Mitchell County Iowa and previously served in state agricultural roles.
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C. W. Larson
Agericultural
Wallace
Congress
Mitchell County
Lawa
Mas
Middlewest Farms Shown Not Heavily Laden with Debt
Omaha July 29. A Central Bank of Umuta survey of western farming districts shows most land around Pal hier in Pocahontas county Iowa is free from debt. Of 6400 acres surveyed, 60.5 percent bear debt of 100 dollars or less per acre, 12.64 percent bear 40 dollars per acre or less, and only 4.6 percent are encumbered above 100 dollars per acre. The report supports economists that farmers must solve their own credit problems.
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Omaha
Neb
Aalddiewest
Central Law Bank of
Pocahantas County
Iowa
No Internal Cures for Poultry Pests
The Agriculture Department condemns manufacturing and sale of feed and water additives claimed to control external poultry pests. Tests show mixtures including lime sulphur, calcium sulfide tablets, and various chemicals ineffective. Notices go to manufacturers accusing violation of the insecticide act and labeling products as disbranded. Buyer beware.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Insecticide and Fungicide Board
Department
Bremer Man Sells Mutton for Rich Markets
Waverley Ta July 2. Produc ing lambs and wethers he calls the product millionaire meat for Chicago and other markets his transformed farm near here from a breeder of Sheep into a market mutton enthusiast Twenty years ago a purebred foundation herd started him into the business He soon found purebred yams could not fetch premium prices So Krumwiede shipped loads of lambs and wethers to big markets There he found better demand for well fitted sheep than breeding stock Last fall he pooled with neighbors A C Epley and H Schropdermeier They shipped 116 animals Sixty one were Krumwiede s Wis sent on a cultivator wheel his exes on Shropshire backs in the deep pasture Cooperation Wins Here s an illustration local buyer offered 7 cents for wethers last fall In Chicago they brought 11 cents and the lambs 22 cents a pound The full cartload of uniform animals helped buyers M y sheep for mutton business has made me money the last two years and I expect to profit this season Krumwiede said fleece average eight pounds this spring Some went as high as 12 pounds MINNHAFOUIS FLOUR Minnespotis Minn Inchanted ta iie lower on s ons 7 85 58 00
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Waverley
Chicago
August Krurowlede
Krumwiede
Kramotedna
A.C. Epley
Schropdermeier
Mr. Krumwiede
Wis
Shropshire
Chicasa
Mr. Kramwiede
Illinois Farmer Defends Pheasants Not Destroyers
Ackley Iowa July 29 In Butler county farmers face fines for killing pheasants amid uproar over alibis The issue has drawn experts and hunters noting pheasants aid in pest control and seed weed management J N Waughman Marseilles argues against killing on suspicion urging competent authority to investigate and protect farmers best friends narrative
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Ackley
Butler County
J. N. Waughman
Marseilles
Winter Wheat Production Forecast Downgrades for Seventh District
In Chicago July 29 Associated Press reports the Seventh district winter wheat harvest backs down to an estimated 25 percent below last year as maturing and harvest slow. The monthly Fed bank report notes shifts in meat packing, butter output up 12.3 percent over May, and cheese plus eggs trends. potato receipts and prices varied by region with concrete quotes from Virginia and Kansas markets.
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Chicago
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank
Waterloo
Harley
New York
Ander
Tsogeray
Bath Packing Co
Swift & Co
Erraine
Delaware County Farm Bureau Picnic in Manchester
Delaware County officials organize a free picnic at Manchester Iowa with Farm Bureau events. Entertainment by Gob Combs includes Farm Bureau Golf and Barnyard Hockey with north and south county teams, plus plays, quartets, and a chuck and run guessing game. Speaker Charles Wearst from Des Moines will address the gathering. weather okayed by a Legion band.
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Delaware County
Gob Combs
Farm Bureau
Charles H. Wearst
Des Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Colony Township
South Fork Town‘ship
Progressive
Hopkinton
Clayton
Delaware Counties
Manchester American Legion
Grains Hit Downturn After Early Price Spikes
Grain market shows mixed moves with corn and oats rising on steady buying while wheat reverses, Canada rains and US winter wheat movement pressuring prices. May corn hits 1.01 a bushel, September corn around 1.09, oats rise then soften, hogs and provisions jump, overall market nervous after early highs.
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
New York and Chicago markets report mixed produce prices with butter, cheese, poultry, and eggs showing varying levels. Wisconsin milk, New York fruit, and foreign exchange updates accompany regional receipts and commodity quotes, including oats, corn, and flour futures.
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Chicago
New York
Weamery
Wisconsin
Americas
Reese
Pittse
Miwuc
St. Louis
Springs
Kansas City
Hog Market Report From Chicago and Midwest Trade
Chicago and surrounding yards show uneven gains of 40 to 70 cents on hogs with strong buyer interest. Receipts near 13 000 to 16 828 head across multiple classes including packing sows and butcher hogs. top prices and ranges cited for 140 to 310 pound pigs, with steady to higher bids from large packers and varied cattle and sheep movement in St Louis and Sioux City reports.
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Associated Press
Chicuro
Cotton Market Opens With Decline After Local Selling
New York July 28 The cotton market opened moderately steady but slipped on local selling. August options started at 29.05, down 45 points as spot cotton fell amid price declines of 24 to 9 points. Futures traded near 32.00 amid unsettled early activity.
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New York
Stock priges 60 up on exchange
New York July 29 profit taking unsettled early trading but overall prices trended higher. Copper and sugars firm while rail shares mixed. Waltzes in United States Steel and other industrials boosted sentiment ahead of major corporate meetings. Strong close with many leading names advancing and deemphasized consolidation news.
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Jamaica island becomes vanilla flavor supply source
Kansas City livestock markets report receipts for cattle hogs and lambs with mixed: cattle mostly steady to higher on grain fed steers and yearlings. hogs strong to higher with top around 10.75 while lambs show solid gains to 13.00 with several natives at 12.70. Jamaica supply note appears as an odd insertion.
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Chicago
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Economics
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
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