Dairy Cow Prosperity Outshines Oil Boom, Says Jhe Cedar Point
The article cites M. Long of Chicago urging dairy expansion as the path to prosperity. He argues dairy cows are worth about 250 million dollars, more than auto investments, and outlines how towns with strong dairy industries gain wealth, stability, and growth versus oil booms. He cites Denmark and Wisconsin as examples of dairy-led prosperity, noting Steele County Minnesota’s dramatic rural turnaround with dairy at center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Point
Mr. Long
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Denmark
United States
Union
Federal Loan Bank of
Chicago
Steele Counry
Nanias
Child
Alwasa
Test Years Army
Livestock Prices and Quotes for Steers Heifers and Lambs
A fragment from a market listing shows prices for livestock including steers at 12.60 per 3,000 weight and lambs quoted under a line with partial figures. The text references heifers and other cattle terms with scattered price hints.
Farmers Questinna Ties with Comments in Editor Fenn Note
Communique from the Waterloo Evening Courier editor Fenn addresses the Farmers Questinna and comments tied to the report. The snippet references Waterloo Wat erlon and notes a contact line with Bren. The text is fragmentary but indicates ongoing discussion or correspondence channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Questinna
Fenn
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterlon
Tawa
Phene Bren
Towa Clubwomen to Run Eight Day Women’s Fair Program
Mrs. H.W. Spaulding Carnnell, noted women’s club worker, leads an eight day program of lectures demonstrations and contests in Des Moines at the Iowa Gate Mall women’s department. The fair features home farm civic welfare topics and modern public affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. Spaulding
Carnnell
Women’s Club
Iowa Gate Mall
Des Moines
Auer
HENG EXCElLOWS ON LARSON FARM IN POSTVILLE
In Postville Iowa July 29 special a farm woman Mrs Henry Larson earns over 200 a month marketing eggs and dairy from Spring Valley Farm Larson and son Henry run the operation while ten cows and 375 Leghorn hens produce at the farm with cabbages fed as green feed and milk fed eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postville
Henry Larson
Northern Lowe Produce Company
Larson
Harry
Spring Valley Farm
Denry Larson & Son Son
North Dakota Dairy Team Prepares for Waterloo Contest
North Dakota Agricultural College dairy team readies for the Waterloo contest with 156 students from colleges and universities. The squad includes Theodora Martell, Leonel The last named, and others, as it trains for the Dairy Congress in Waterloo and the National Dairy Show in Indianapolis. Key herds from Byram Farm and other ND farms will be judged by national experts, highlighting the state’s dairy program and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Reypart Muimals
North Dakota Agricultural College
Theodora Martell
Bisnsiddevd Ryall
Drury
Ray Viding
Wate
Wilam Torissant
Leonel
He Byram
Elton
Yuden
Berits
Qersiy
Minnesota
Daira
North Taketa
Professors Feed Gows Well in Iowa Town
Towa City July 29. Professor Hauser of the University explains that Bessie the mile cow is highly efficient at converting feed into milk, using far more milk output than beef, and warns that limited fall fodder can reduce her production. He cites chemical digestion differences as the cause of the milk efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
Arlyises Vrot
Gilbert No Howser
University
Hassie
Bessie
Slater
Stouser
Towa
Fey
Hauser
Argentina Threatens Iowa’s Lead in Corn Production
Iowa City July 29 AP Iowa may lose its corn leadership to Argentina if farming improves, capital increases, and machinery use grows. Prof Lawrence H. Jones of Clark University notes Argentina ships corn to New York cheaper per bushel, aided by near ocean access from Rosario and long railroad costs for Iowa. He cites Argentina’s field practices and moisture advantages, while acknowledging Argentina remains rich in resources but poor in capital and machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
Argentina
Mawrence BH
Jones
Clark University
University of Iowa
Newyork City
Towa
South America
Rosario
Iowa Corp
Great Lakes
United States
Europe
Grain Market Sways on Wheat Decline and Commodities Slump
Market notes show wheat sliding on a subdued July outlook with Canadian crop reports weighing, while July bids stay resilient amid export talk. Corn prices wobble as rain in Nebraska and Kansas dampens demand, and hog prices support firm provisions. Chicago cash quotes list varied No 2 to No 4 grades across wheat, corn, and oats with mixed bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Mexico
Hicams
Love Lower
Nebraska
Kansas
Chicago
Ries
Ootte
Farmers complain over new postal law in grain trade
The article reports farmers in New York expressing dissatisfaction with a new postal law that adds charges on parcel post shipments, including baby chicks. It notes objections from the American Farm Bureau federation and a farmer's critique of special handling surcharges, arguing the charges reduce business and hurt shipments to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pstal
Washington
I. Siab
American Farm Bureau Federation
Rost
Bom Ciire
Ace
Joes Rural
Ronte
Parispgah
Waltlal
Values Lower Produce Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
Chicago and New York markets show lower produce and twin price shifts with mixed grain and live stock quotes. Receipts and selling prices span cattle hogs sheep calves and feeders across major western and midwest hubs, noting steady to firm tone in certain fat cattle and hogs while grain fed steers and stockers move variedly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Rail shares climb on change amid stock market surge
Renewed buying of railroad shares lifted several majors as publication showed freight car loadings crossing a million for the first time this year. Norfolk and Western and Katy common rose to fresh highs while DuPont opened higher. losses followed in late trading as Crude prices rose and other names slipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Norfolk
Western
Katy
Atlantic
DuPont
Montgomery Ward
Famous Players
Woolworth
Mack Yeucks
Pierce Arrow
Brown Shoe
Car & Fay
American Locomotive Am. Smt
American Sugar - Am. Tel, & Tal
American Tobacco
American
HLS Atchison
Tee
Coast Line
Baldwin Loco
ALB Balt
Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
California Pet
Canadian Pac
Cent
Leash
Cerro de Pasco
Chandler Motor Chesapeake &_ Onithic
Northwextern
Mil
Pia
Ty RE & PL
Eee
Soca Cola
Colorado Fuel
Congeleum
Naim
Crucible
Davison Chem
Dodge Bros
Pti
du Pont de Nem
Electric Pow
Eric Istaid
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors
Gulf States
Hudson Motors
Thineis Central
Bevecces
Harvester
Kelly-Springfield
Kennecott
Lehigh Velsey
Louisvilie & Nash
Marland Oi
Max. Motors B
Seaboard Qi
Kan
Tex
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Palla & Rdy
C. & Phillips Pet
Pure OW
Radio Corp
Reading
Rep
Ir. & Steel
Reynolds Tob
Sc B. & San
Seaboard Air Ling
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Con. Oil
Southern Pacific
Southern By
Standard Oil, Cal
Standard Oi
N.S. Stewart Warner Studebaker
Texas Co
Texas & Pacific Tobacco Products
Union Pacific S. Cast
J . Ind
Eass
Willis-Overland Woolworth
Best Hogs Shade Off Others Rise Steers Stronger
Receipts show hogs mixed but improving with most grades steady to higher. Cattle runs total around 20,000 with grain fed steers strong up to 23 cents higher. grassers steady, veal calves around 11.50 to 15.50, lambs generally steady with a few at 15.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South St. Paul
Minn
Kansas City
Kansas
Cisskors
Aleady
Idaho
Pas
Louisiana
Cannes
Techn
Associated Press
Uneago
Hou
Hood and Choice
Bankers head to lead Legion endowment drive in New York
Willam E. Knox president of the American Bankers association and head of Bowery Savings Bank in New York City will chair a major fundraising effort for the American Legion endowment fund. The campaign aims to build a $5,000,000 permanent income to aid disabled veterans and orphans, with 11,000 posts nationwide mobilized to locate hard to reach beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
American Legion
Willam E. Knox
American Hankers' Association
New York City Financial Group
American Legion Endowment Fund
Knox
Bowery Savings Bank of
New York City
Millon Legionnaires
New York
Knnox
Legion
Sovernmen
Iit
Urbana notices and travels of residents in July
The column lists Urbana residents and relatives traveling or visiting in early July. Names include Mrs Burns Rawley Mrs Fannie Reed Mr Guy McCay and family Mrs Nellie Lampman Mrs Pred Fox and daughter Mrs Ed Springer and son Tuntor Keen Mr Vernon Thompson and visitors from Waterloo several neighbors spent time with kin in Urbana and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Gar Rapids
Earl Vanileventer
Bantey
A.M. Dennels
Morris Jell
Taoni
Minn
Ais
Srith
Marenge
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Joe Badding
Copgon
Wil
Pred Fox
Ed Springer
Vernon Thompson
Waterloo
William ‘Thompson
HL Howmet
Trner
A. K. Baldvalieu
Sylva Hrven- Cecil Haronstrite
Gtrite
Brett
Washburn and neighbors visit in Mineral Springs Wis
Washburn, Tanly, John Goulie veaux and Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Sennings went Friday to Mineral Springs Wisconsin to visit Dr and Mrs. Lee Kemp. Kemp and daughter returned with them Sunday. Mrs. Kemp will stay several weeks with her parents, Louis Goilnveaus. The shipping association shipped a carload of stock in Chicago Saturday. Farmers began threshing oats Saturday. Local youth attended a near Cedar River Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
Tanly
John Goulieveaux
W. B. Sennings
Mineral Springs
Wis
Lee Kemp
Kemp
Louis Goilnveaus
Pecaerss & Plense
Cedar River
Finchford man Brad ford dies at 72 in Sioux Falls
Mr Brad ford died at his daughter’s home. Funeral services were held Monday in the Lutheran church with Rev Af Hates officiating. Burial followed in Finchford cemetery. His son from Sioux Falls, S D, attended the funeral. Aunt Mrs Baker had been visiting her daughter Mrs Frank Feed and returned home in Washington township. Mr and Mrs George Skillen, of Des Moines, are visiting CT Wl Rabe Nome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finchfor
Suises
Bradford
William Mabry
Marine
Af Hates
Janesville
Finchford
Sioux Fale
Atrs
BR. Baker
Frank Feed
Washington Township
Else Smith
Hana
George Skillen
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N. D. College
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Watkis
Nebraska-Kansas
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Pat
Toledo
Devens Maceh
Srpiemdetober
al Ber
Timothy Ver
MIN
Mimbanelle
SAJOR
ST. Paul
Kansas City Livestock
Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
Simsen Bros. & Co
Marsh Place
H. A. Morey
Itogn
Wright
Tara Chaier
Chicapa
Bowyn
Hennery
Pacific Coast
Young Americas
Kanaan City
Penn
sTe
Texas
Utah
Virginia
Foss
Sinnard Bros
Waterloo Cotop
Swift & Co
Barclay & Son
Timothy Hay
Reece
Colin Bros
Serreular
Stain
France
Wstaer Relgium
Halland
Nor Sueden
Denmarnes Crand
Spain
Poland
Treumania
Arena
Montreal
Allison, En
Allison
Fullerton Lumniber Company
Hunter and Burbridge
Fullerton Company
Dakotas
Hunter Lumter Company
W. T. Hunter
Alison
Alfred Quésnel
Columbus
Misa Louise Cole
Central Onis
Burcher
Cole
Town State School
Uudin
Bankers Association
Legion Fund
William E. Knox
Gamonds
Iinor
STATI
Banning Department
State Loan CO
Keth St
Cp State
S Vhone 1630
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