Lend Pioneer for June Herd Production Tops Farmers Market News
Hansen Holstein herd leads July butterfat at 34.1 pounds per cow from 16 cows. Hansen Merner herd follows with 38.5 pounds of butterfat among 19 cows. Hollis Furneaux’s grade Holstein produced 1,615 pounds milk and 74.9 butterfat, with J. Wilbur Miller close behind at 1,559 pounds and 74.8 butterfat. A table lists other herds exceeding daily butterfat. Reorganization of the association advances. three of five vacancies filled and members urged to contact officers or RL Munkwitz.
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T. Hansen
Hansen-Merner
Serand
Hollis-Furneaux
J. Wilbur Miller
Mkt- Hansen
Hansen
Merner
Sab Cunningham
GPBH
Mumpex
muckerShanks
Reorganization Frogres
Munkwitz
Nebraska Grows More Wheat The Nation Has Less
Omaha dispatch reports Nebraska will harvest 44,265,000 bushels of winter wheat by July 1 up from 28,220,000 last year, while national winter wheat will drop by 29,789,000 bushels. Five states share in gains. spring wheat also falls about 16,940,000 bushels from 1923.
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Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
United States
Altho
Hogs Free From T. 8 Bring 100 Premiums
Des Moines reports M G Thornburg notes state dept of agriculture received a report of a Chicago market carload of hogs from a tuberculin free area. Flow Russell Thompson of Winnebago county shipped six head averaging 245 pounds each. Premium paid 16 cents per hundredweight totaling 217.60 for hogs from the free area.
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Des Moines
M. G.thornburg
State Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Russell Thompson
Winnebago County
Russell
Local residents visit and noteable gatherings in Plainfield area
Horton and Hirass brothers, Alfred Smith, and the Ne Plainfield group visit relatives in Plainfield and nearby towns. Mrs. Sarah Lacelie of Nashua and Kathryn Smith of Waverly join social visits. families attend a birthday gathering hosted by Mrs. Frank Pheins. Harry Thomas family visits relatives in Topla. Mrs. Wi Jackson recovering in Waverly hospital.
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Hirass Bro Amer
Albert
Becrease
John Briss
Fami
Frederika
Str Syler
Cutler
Art Dale
Sakes
Visi
Marcella
Luella
Starry
Kathren Smith
Waverly
M. W. Scott
Frank Pheins
Frank Pacios
Pete Jeht
Plainfield
Sarah Lacelie
Nashua
Kathryn Smith
Clint Smith
Harry Thomas
Topla
Wi Jackson
Waverly Hospital
Farmers Questions and Comments for the Editor
Letters to the Editor address farm department concerns at the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Tow s. Readers may send inquiries or remarks by mail or phone to the editor for publication consideration.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Tows
Farm Women Demonstration Saves Time and Money in Iowa
An Iowa State extension report shows 76 of 99 counties participated in a clothing and home demonstration program run by 10 specialists. Savings totaled 4,672 days and 26,358.81 dollars in the year to June 30, 1924, with leaders from counties like Ringgold Adams Mitchell and Chickasaw highly active. The report highlights training, attendance, and measured time and money saved, while noting additional non-quantified benefits.
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Anes
Java
Sr. Knowles
Exten Service
Iowa
Ringgold
Adams
Mitchell
Chickasaw
Shelby
Mra. J.od Reed
Hardin County
Fannie Gannon
Woodbury County
Monelle Batter
Jackson County
Gertrude Owen
Clarrison County
Lulus Pregoning
Beatt County
Fern Lippincott
Linn County
Selecting Hats
Fashion notes by Florence Fault advise hat style to balance body lines with a wider skirt and longer silhouette. Suggests adjusting contour with a back finned band and a poke shape for shading, noting millinery trends dominate summer wardrobes despite mixed appeal.
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Florence
Styles for House Gress Patterns and Flattering Fits
The piece notes fashionable plaids checks and stripes in two or three colors for house gresses. It advises simple styling focusing on design and house areas, favoring straight lines long panels and flat finishes to create a tall slender look for short figures. It also comments on the feminine wall collars flaring cuffs and fuller skirts as a means to widen the appeal, with an Iowa farm home setting implied.
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Iowa
Wheat Decline Rains in Canada Spark Market Drop
U.S. and global grain markets react to rains in Canada’s northwest with selling pressure in wheat and weak corn and oats. Prices open lower, then ebb and rally fades as houses with northwestern ties push values down. reports hint Canada crop strength while U.S. 1934 yield may exceed last year. Ensuing quotes list mixed grain prices across Detroit and Minneapolis markets with multiple futures entries and regional bids from Kansas City to St Louis.
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Associated Prem
Chicago
Canadian Northwest
Winnines
Liverpool
Canada
United States
Bugiowe
Steel Leaders Drive Market After US Steel Declares Dividend
New York opening showed strength as United States Steel declared a 2 1/2 cent extra dividend for the third straight quarter. Steel shares led the rise with United States Steel touching 195, while Baldwin, American and General Electric posted gains. Betting expanded across pivotal issues including Bethlehem, Republic, Sloss-Sheffield and Gulf States Steel amid improved steel buying signals.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Common
Weber
Baldwin
BH. Gary
Bethlehem, Republic
Sloss-Sheffield
Gulf States Steel
United States Steel
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Atlantic Coast Line
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Kennecott Copper
Colinville & Nashville
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Republic
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Esses Sloss
Sheffield Steel & Tron
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Southern Rally
Standard Oil
Standard Oil of Nod
Lee Ah Studebaker Corporation
Jesup Socials and Local Drifts Across Towns
Jesup notes record visits from Jennie Hobbs White Lake S D and Mrs Mattie Thompson with relatives, Amanda Rickert from Waterloo visiting Lu ein Houser, and many travels to Waterloo Des Moines and Downs. Local drivers hired for the upcoming school year. Pythian Sisters delegates retire after attending Des Moines meeting.
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Nashua Naxhua
Trena Hanyon
Charles City
Andrew Trautner
Felt Peterson
Wile Verry
Rhode Wan Christener
Robert Prenely
Lutheran Church
Mmes
Eral
Edward Paschku
Busby
Oroford
Helen Wayne
Cedar Walls
Mmrs
P. J. Stuart
J. B. Bellamy
Kensington
Epo
C. Russell
Giann Chapman
Spencer
Loren Ostrander
Hawkaeya
C. 4
Whipp
W. H. Scott
Des Moines
William Lundt
Loren
Wallace James
McWilliams
Chicago
John Watkins
Jesup Jesup
Jennie Hobbs
White Lake
S. D
Risit
Mattie Thompson
Amanda Rickert
Waterloo
Luein Houser
Ol. J. Dodge
Wedac Rapids Sundry
Searles
Kansas City
Seurles
Ellie Helen Lown
Mary Newton
sIatt
Maddy Mi. Dalron
C.F
Bettis Ta
William Lawh
Newark
TL Werlink
W. Leffler
Naper
HW. Houser
Waterton
M. Felis
Claude Miller
W. W. Blaster
A. Wood
Echildeen
Ho Melody
Fiorence
Enette
Evelyn’ Olsen
Tathiner
Ma A
Sherman
PD. E. Boxers
Ehile jGren
Glenville
Minn
Ereoport
Perm Chivake
Tim Wien
International Harvester Company
Ladies Aid Society
Gertrude Tiouclk
Tntrs
Wrisenbjerg
Phoerslun
Ty Nevils
Wis
Keto
Charles Frush
Nevils
Mr Prush
Downs
Kan
Jesup Consort Gata
Ralph Nestleid
Earl Gautiere
Lan Baughman
Hareington
John Amfahr
Py. D. Patton
B. Marter
Earl Parker
Otto &. Frank _fioran
T. Terrose
Ham Thompson
Place
Ro Ow.i Turner
Grand Temple of Pythian Sisters
Hog and cattle markets show uneven hogs and steady cattle
Chicago July 36 HOGS receipts 16000 mostly 50c lower on better grades with top at 11.50 for 200-220 lb and 10.60-10.85 for other weights. CATTLE receipts 11000 more active with top steers around 11.60-11.90, yearlings to 11.40, Texas weights 9.00-10.50, stockers steady, bulls uneven, cows 4.00-4.30. SHEEP receipts 14000 active with natives 13.09-13.25, bulk lambs 15.50-13.75, best around 14.06, ewes 9.00-3.25.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
IHS
Reiselpta
Sioux City
Stour City
Associated Press
Chicago
Aidin
Rassyv
Ted Texas
Fead Jera
Livestock Receipts Mixed at St Paul Market Rounds Up Cattle Hogs
Receipts at St Paul Livestock show cattle trending steady with quality loads around 36.50 9.25. Fed stock near 3.50 6.00, canners 2.25 3.00, bulls 3.75 4.25. Calves to packers 8.25 8.50, hogs 10.50 8.75 range, sows 8.25 9.50, feeder pigs steady. Sheep 1,800, lambs inactive 11.50 12.50, yearlings 4.00, light weights 6.00 6.23.
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South St Paulinn
Kansas City Livestock Receipts and Market Trends
Kansas City markets show receipts of 8,000 calves and 6,500 hogs with mixed price directions. Live fed steers and yearlings rise, beef cows steady to higher. hogs uneven, mostly lower. sheep up modestly with top natives around 13.50 to 14.10. East St. Louis reports heavier hogs and steady cattle, with lambs 25c higher and natives advancing to around 13.50 to 14.10 for best lots. Metals markets list copper and lead firm, zinc futures around 6.07. Representative sales via Lemson Brox & Co. in Chicago report July 30 standings.
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New Fork
St. Louis
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
New York and Chicago market notes report Butter prices at creamery levels with various grades and extras, Cheese bids including Twins and Daisies, Poultry values for turkeys chickens fowls and ducks, with receipts listed for Butter and Eggs in Chicago. Separate July 30 figures show steady poultry and unchanged butter.
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York
New York
Chicago
Wisconsin
Young Americas
Mt Tonta
Livestock Receipts and Prices From St Joseph Market
St Joseph market report lists July cattle and calf receipts about 2 500 with prices steady to slightly higher. Steers top near 9.50 with calves around 4.00. Sheep receipts show a rise to about 12.25, ewes at 5.50. Cargoes include bulk cattle values and stocker feeders with varied ranges.
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ST. Joseph
St Joseph
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