Cattle Shortage Deepens Iowa Farm Stocks
Des Moines July 30. Iowa officials report a steep cattle decline since 1927 with 1928 totals showing 2,533,641 cattle versus 3,756,050 in 1927 and 2,922,606 in 1926. Breeding stock down, milk output expected to fall. hogs rise slightly under new assessment law. Sheep and goats show mixed changes as horses fall due to trucking and tractors. Totals by class and assessed values are listed for 1928 across cattle, hogs, sheep, and goats.
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Des Moines
Iowa
A. W. Long
Long
Lowe
Livestock Calendar Lists Precautions for Year
An agriculture department calendar outlines year round parasite and disease precautions for livestock raisers. It stresses pastures, stocking levels, sanitation, quarantine of new animals, and early veterinary care to prevent losses and disease spread. It warns against mixing poultry and turkeys and advises separating flocks.
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Department of Agriculture
Moeller Receives 5900 Check for 210 Hogs
Noeller & Son of Hvingworth delivered 210 head of prime hogs averaging 279 pounds each to Flint Stockyards. They received a check for 5900 dollars, with the hogs sourced from eastern markets. The Muellers plan to move more hogs to leading markets.
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Onurien Kyeesal Servier Tivsart
Johannes
Noeller & Son, Hvingworth
Flint
Muellers
Good alfalfa hay and seed scarce says Offringa after 2000 mile trip
Waverly July 30 An Iowa Bremer county agent D 2 Offringa reports a shortage of good alfalfa hay and a greater seed shortage after a 2000 mile inspection trip through South Dakota and Nebraska. He notes hay prices at Omaha may be 21 a ton in fall, 25 in winter, with spring likely scarce. He cites seed scarcity, warns buyers to source northern seed, and remarks on Dakota farming contrasts and rich Black Hills alfalfa land.
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Waverly
D. 2
Offringa
Bremer
South Dakota
Nebraska
Onyinga
Omaha
Columbus
Neb
Mitchel
Black Hills
Rapid City
Offinga
Seed Growers Exchange
Caspers
South
Dakota
Bremer County
Iowa
Offtinga
Famo.s
Missouri
Rowley Creamery marks record June as checks top 289
Rowley Iowa July 30 A record June yields 58 302 paid to 150 patrons at Rowley Cooperative Creamery second largest in Buchanan County. Butterfat at 51 cents a pound. Notable checks include 289.55 to Hare and Van Orsdal and others above 100 dollars. GO-OP crest paces 1922 start to 1928 growth.
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Rowley
Rowley Co-Operative Creamery
Albert Sloan
Reveal
Rowley Creamery
Buchanan
Rowley Co-Operative
Hare
van Orsdal
J. H. Mallory
C. A. Helland
Frank .Michael
Buckley
Pratt
Wo DD. Holmes
L. G. Beck
Jess Japinski
Theodore Miller
Seterlee
Sloan
FORBID COLORING OF COTTAGE CHEESE IN NEW FEDERAL RULING
Washington July 30 artificial color added to cottage cheese to conceal inferiority is unlawful under the federal food and drugs act. The ruling by the United States Department of Agriculture states that using color deceives buyers and subjects the violator to seizure and prosecution.
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Washington, B
Fd States Department of Agriculium
Farmers Questions and Comments Invited at Waterloo Corner
Readers are invited to send questions and comments to the Editor Farm Department at Waterloo Evening Corner, Waterloo Town. Communications should be addressed with the provided address and include a contact phone number.
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Farm Department
Waterloo
Iowa Horse Honored by Belgian Society
Princess 4532 a Belgian draft mare owned by E T Philpott and Son of Sharpsburg received a prize from J D Conner secretary of the American Association of Importers and Breeders of Belgian Draft Horses for producing at least seven successful colts and earning the most profit from colt sales. Seven of Princess 4592’s colts averaged 1685 dollars during the recent horse boom. Announcement reached elder Philpott who has bred Percheron and Belgian horses for 34 years.
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Sharpsburg
Princess
E. T. Philpott & Son
J. D. Conner
American Association of Importers and
Philpott
Drenner Sells Wheat At 1.20 Per Bushel
Cedar Falls July 30. The first load of 1928 wheat in the area arrived Saturday from J B Drenner near Hudson. He delivered 46 bushels directly from the threshing machine to the mill, testing No 2 hard and bringing 1 2 per bushel. The field not fully threshed, so exact yield per acre was unavailable. This delivery comes ten weeks ahead of recent years.
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Nutter
Cedar Falls
Brown & Falegatte Ams
J.B. Drenner
Hudson
Drenner
Brenner
Freder Lambs Sold In Omaha Market Trade
Erl Runtt ships a double carload of lambs from Omaha to feed for market on his place south of town. Lambs bought at 13.19 each. Clarence and Linyd Runtt purchase in sale number paying 13285 dollars for them.
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Mer Oepena
Grains Again Weaken Crop Outlook in Bearish Factor
Chicago July 30 Wheat and corn fell as favorable crop reports and heavy receipts weighed on prices. Chicago receipts reached 3701 cars of wheat, with 2919 cars of corn today and expectations of another large influx tomorrow. Weather remained favorable for domestic crops though drought and heat affected European conditions, keeping buyers cautious amid a large U.S. yield prospect.
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Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Omaha
Minneapolis
North Dakota
Liverpool
Imac Fisher
Dub
Commission House
United States
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Summary
Chicago July 30 Wheat prices mixed with No 2 red at 1.40 and No 4 red at 1.30 plus various Nos 1 through 4 hard and white oats rye barley timothy clover and lard and bellies quoted across multiple grades and futures. Prices shown include small fractional changes and numerous misreadings from the OCR data.
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Timot
Cloverford
Provisions
Kansas City Grain
Kansas City
Ize Tower
Gorn
Naminally
New York
Market Reports: Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Slide
Chicago market notes show hogs steady to 25 cents lower with most bids weak, buyers absent for cattle as calves and yearlings hold modest gains. Slaughter classes and lambs see mixed moves amid 20,000 plus sheep and lamb receipts and heavy weekly totals.
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Chicago
SATS
IACO
Up and Down Tide in Stock Trading
New York traders faced a volatile session as fresh buying and selling orders shifted quickly after a strong move in Western Union and several majors. Total shares traded approached 3,706,000 with an irregular close as railroad and utility stocks gained and others like American Smelting and Madson Motors weakened.
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Underwood- Elligth Fisher
Chandler-Cleveland
Union Carbide
Hudson
American International
Delaware & Hudson
Chesapeake & Ohio
Bal- Haore & Ohio
Southern Railway
Canadian Pacific
Bull
American Smelting
Madson Motors
Mide Dey
Cail
Chrysler
International Nickel
Wright
General Electric
Atchison
Montgomery-Ward
Atlantic Refining
Aeronautica
Curtiss
Johns Manville
Easter
Kodak
Inter- National Nickel
International Telephone
General Motors
Ghem
D& Ve
Love
Armour
Atchison Vy. AU
Atlantic
Ohio
Bath
Hes. & CO O
N. West
Colorada Fuel
Col. Gas & el
Dodge Bros
DuPont de Nem
Eric Fleischmann
Freeport-Tex
Elec
General Mat
Signore Gillette Safety Razor
Great Northern Pfd
jGreat Northern Iron Oreetfs
Greene
Houston Oil
Hudson Motors
Milneis Central
International Harvester Int
Nickel
Paper
Kansas City Southern
Kennecott Ve ‘Mack Truck Marland
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Camisiseineceee
Missouri Pacific
Montgomery World
Nash Motors
Union Caarbsae
Reveeyers Cree
Union Pacific
U. S. Ind
Neennes
United States Rubber
Lalsag States Steel
Vanadium
Weatinghouse
Elewdle
Willys-Overland
Reese Ee Woolworth
Yellow Truck
Saas Ces Teaeetee
Liberty Monte
U. S
Liberty
Treasury
Provisions Market Report From New York and Chicago
New York and Chicago exchange notices show butter, eggs, cheese, and poultry prices with varying receipts and grades. Butter and eggs fluctuate with creamery extras and firsts, while cheese lists several named varieties. Chicago notes steady butter and eggs as well as assorted poultry prices.
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New York
Ag Ddtec
Hennery
Chicago
St. Louis
Livestock Markets and Grain Prices Report July 30
Chicago markets show cattle hogs and sheep receipts across major centers led by Omaha and St Paul with bids weak to steady. Grain and produce futures cling to modest gains as wheat and corn prices vary while Soy remains steady and potatoes see fair demand at Chicago.
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Peer
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Minneapolis
Minnespolis
Minn
Ste
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Ierne
Switt & Fo
Visa Ito
Prine
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Wrights
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Liverpool
Guy
Kansasity
Omaha
E. St
St. Joseph
Bronx City
5. Paul
Indianapolis
Cleveland
ST. Louis
Pittsburgh
Buffalo _ St. Louis
Combine Harvester Starts Threshing Near Eldora Iowa
Eldora Indiana July 30 the first combine harvester in this state section operates on George Pfeil farm west of town Three men man the tractor the machine and hauling crew threshing at least 20 acres daily The unit cuts and threshes simultaneously saving weeks of work and may be adopted by other farmers Start Threshing Seager Manchester Ia July 30 Delaware county begins threshing season with many outfits cutting about 50 bushels per acre and corn prospects reported as strong as in five years
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Courier Special Seevice
Eldora
George Pfeil
Here
Seager
Manchester
Delaware County
Hammill township booth at Cedar Valley Fair
Courive Special Service Cedar Falls July 30 Mr and Mrs Charles Hammill Cedar Falls township have been designated by the township farm bureau to run the township booth at the Cedar Valley fair. They were chosen at the bureau meeting Friday evening at the Kreger home. After business the members and guests enjoyed an ice cream sociable attended by over 200. The 4 H club girls presented a program including a stunt a violin duet a reading a farce comedy Wanted Dish Washer and a musical number.
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Courive
Cedar Falls
Charles Hammill
Township Farm Bureau
Bureau
A. L. Kreger
4-H Club
Bessie Hammill
Ed Refshauge
Martha Loonan
Bond market opens steady with rails and steels in focus
The New York bond market opened slightly firmer but eased at midday. Rail shares such as Michigan Central and Pennsylvania saw gains and then slight declines. Gold bonds and Seaboard All Florida and Southern Railway stock improved modestly while Dodge Brothers Debenture attracted interest amid broad steel weakness. Foreign bonds remained steady though Belgian issues faced pressure.
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New York
Call Tower
Adventl
Stromker
Michigan Central
Pennsylvania
Seaboard
Florida
Southern Railway
Dodge Brothers
Vacation Money For Your Family Getaway At Easy Terms
A service offers immediate cash to cover family needs with repayment in small weekly or monthly installments. Take time off for a rest and enjoy a convenient, satisfactory arrangement without denial of funds.
Cash For Any Use Personal Security Loan Offer
A confidential loan service advertises up to 300 mm against personal security with no signers or publicity. It claims to be dignified and aimed at worthy people and urges immediate investigation.
Black Hawk Loan Company Ad at Lafayette Building
A notice for Black Hawk Loan Company located on the third floor of the Lafayettes Building room 313 states it is State supervised with legal rates.
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Black Hawk Loan Company
Lafayetts
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