Black Hawk County Holstein show circuit planned
Farmers consider a wide circuit of eight fairs across Iowa including Anamosa Davenport Manchester and Waterloo to showcase Holstein cattle. B. Stanton to manage show fitting with Myton and local breeders to finance and supply animals. Readiness at Ames and Des Moines stock barns noted, with emphasis on local breeders and cattle congress plans.
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Loka
Elstein
Holatelue
Nhamosa
B. Stanton
Shorrow
Laké
Myton
Falihé
Thailional
Ames Ett
Anamosa
Angés
St .of- Fairs
Davenport
Manchester
Maré Wall
Ames
Derry
Castle Belone
Bleck
Associati
Towa
California butterfat price idea fascinates former farmer
I J Scott, once of Orange Township, ships milk from a 10 acre ranch near Pomona to Los Angeles. He farms Holsteins, grows timber, and irrigates with cow feed costs around 25 cents per hundred pounds of milk delivered. He argues a dollar per pound for butterfat could be feasible in California due to milk prices and local dairy industry, with tests showing high fat yields and strong production among cows in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. J. Scott
Orange Township
California
Lowa
O T. J) Scott
Pomoia
Los Angeles
Scott
Mr. Scott
Ene Association
National Dairy Council
Waterloo
Flicott
Scat
Benton Co. Farm Bureau Picnic Features Talks and Races
Mrs. O H Joy of Clinton County will speak at the Benton County Farm Bureau picnic at Shaw's Grove on Tuesday Aug 14. A horse show pitching tournament, county contest demonstrations, community singing, an Iowa Farm Bureau address by Clark Huntley, and various races including 60 yard dash for girls and 50 yard dash for boys are planned. A mounted boxing contest and a baseball game are also featured. Nelie Burgett Miller of Colorado Springs has been named port*****cale of Colorado following governor appointment.
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Farm Bureau
Shaw’sgrove
Uesday
O. H. Joy
Clinton County
Aftenion
Hellelaine
Clark Huntley
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Taftian
Bexin
Oat Yield Reaches 66 Bushels Per Acre at Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls reports show Isley threshing oats at 66 bushels per acre, the season’s high in this area. Isley, west of the city, averaged 12 acres with a small team assisting. other farms average 38 to 50 bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Will Isley
Isley
Zoe
Sens Nels Hansen
Henry Hansen
John Patterson
al Lée Valley
Howard Glasenier
Mr. Glasenet
Big Creek Township Farm Bureau Monthly Meeting
The regular monthly meeting at the J. H. McNamee home West of here drew about sixty attendees. A program featured a motion picture Out of the Shadows on tuberculosis campaigns with Miss Elizabeth Hudson home demonstration agent explaining the plan to test Black Hawk county. Hudson also spoke at the Business Women seating detailing township contributions for the fall exhibit and a future township tour was arranged. Refreshments followed as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porté Ity
BE Creek Township
J. H. McNamee
Heré
Absit
Solia
Elizabeth Hudson
Black Hawk County
Share Rent Agreement Dominates Cedar Falls Rentals
Attorneys bankers and real estate men report activity in Cedar Falls where the share rent plan remains common for farm rentals for the next season. No new leases are being drawn locally yet and further action on leases is expected after harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar
Falls Vicinity
Union Township Women Meet This Week
Union Township Farm bureau women plan a Thursday afternoon meeting at 1 30. Mrs Fordyce Jones and Miss Elizabeth Hudson will present two demonstrations on kitchen arrangements and time saving home schedules completing the home management course. State fair exhibit business will be discussed and officers seek a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Township Farm Bureau
Fordyce Jones
Elizabeth Hudson
Iowa apple crop smaller than last year due to storage advice
Des Moines July 31 The Iowa Horticultural Society secretary R Herrick says Iowa will have a four crop of apples this year but not as many as last year. He notes the national crop is slightly larger, yet Iowa and Missouri will have few apples. He urges winter storage, advises careful picking and storage, and suggests growers use quickide cage storage to reduce costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prissy Des Moines
Iowa
Herrick
Towa Horticultural Society
Irs
United States
Missouri
Hetrick
Polk County Inigrainds Board Named Under Warehouse Act
Des Moines shows first local board chosen under the new state warehousing law. Members L M Morgan Albert Stoll and Charles Walters reside near Bondurant and will oversee a dealer handling much of the work. Iowa Farm Credit head J A Andrew endorses the act citing improved security for loans and better grain marketing through state supervised warehousing. A separate Dewar meeting notes and assorted livestock and market data follow.
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Des Moines
A. W. Cassady
Thei
State Départment of Agriculture
Polk County
Casas
Badinét
Farm Bureau
Bondurant
Albert Stoll
Charles Walters
J. A. Andrew
IoWa Farm Credit Corporation
Iowa Bank ‘Era’ Association
Elist
Sacgad
Iowa
Andréw
Wheat and grain rally on mixed market signals and weather
Chicago and New York trading floors report wheat gains amid light demand and favorable weather outlooks in the northwest, with autumn contracts applying pressure from profit taking. Corn and oats firm, hog values rising, and various grain quotes across Minneapolis, Milwaukee, and Kansas City reflect a cautious but overall firmer market.
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Chicago
Wave of Selling Hits Stock Exchange Opening
A chaotic opening on the Stoge Exchange prompts heavy selling across oils, steels, and motors. Prices fall sharply with major firms like Marland, Reading, and General Electric seeing notable declines before partial recoveries.
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Stoge Exchange
Hyde Associated
New York
Prica
Akre
Naldyin
Timond
Dufront Exon
United St
Lavenstern
United States Bteel
Battlewit
Suidevaker
Pan-American
Producers & Statiners
Elowston, Marland
Stewart Warner
Stromberg Caurburster
Amerigan Waoulen
Atagrtfan Can
St. Paul
Aoutheen Paai
Marland Off
Pointe
Cosden
Missouri Paelic Common
Crucible Steel
Cuba
General Electric
Carneras Dogs
Tobreco
American Woolen
American Can
Livin Locomotive
American Cat
American Agricultural
al & Par
AlNed Chemical & Dye
Ameérigat Cat & Foundry
American International Corp
American Locomotive
American Amelting
Américan Sugar
American T. & T. O.aracryent Mobacco
Américan Wapalal
Anasonda Coppers
Atoninda
Ea Ipailea
Bald
Baltinigre & Onto
Bethlehem Steel
California, Petroleum
Janadlin
Central Leather
Gerro de Paseo
Snandler Motors
Chesapeake & Ohio
Shiengo & Northwes
Chicago
St. Pa
Chile
Consolidated
Chicago Market Report Mixed Prices and Sharp Dips Across Goods
A fragmented ChicagoToday market notes broad price shifts across dairy poultry and grains with cattle and butter futures glancing higher then slipping. It records scarce demand in creamery products, fluctuating egg and fowl prices, and mixed futures in corn and cotton while noting daily volume and local sale conditions.
Fort Dodge Man Claims 1867 Crops Without Rain
Fort Dodge Iowa July 31 B M Dinning a well known weather prognosticator recalls 1867 dry year on a farm north of Mason City and reports corn oats and wheat yields that year despite no rainfall He notes dusty hogs and drives them to the river to water them highlighting the severity of the drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
B. M. Dinning
Tade
Mason City
Bennington Women Plan Friday Meeting and Demonstration
An all day meeting and demonstration program is set for Friday at Center Schoolhouse, Bennington township. Miss Elizabeth Hudson will assist with the demonstrations from Watertown charity training schools. Attendees should bring lunch. a nontraditional 12 o’clock dinner is not planned. Large turnout expected to support township progress for the state fair exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Énnington Township
Center Schoolhouse
Watertoa
Elizabeth Hudson
Good Kind Hogs Nickel Higher and Cattle Steady
Chicago cattle and hog prices move higher for good kind hogs while cattle prices stay steady to firm. Hog receipts around 33,000 with 20,793 on hand, gains noted on good weights and varying grades. Cattle receipts near 11,000 with steady to strong values for medium and heavy beef steers, lighter trading for yearlings and cows.
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Chicago
Lea Mackings
Suns
Ana
Vows
Utah
Eliing
Prias
Gattle
Elixinio
stockéFa
Mora Ac- Siri
Meally
Kansas City Livestock Market Reports and Prices
Receipts and prices for cattle, calves, and sheep across Kansas City and Sioux City markets. Strong to higher bids for fat cattle, steady to weak for week, with steer averages around 4.60 to 10.25 and top calves near 9.00. Sheep and lambs see varied demand, with fat lambs around 12.00 and natives near 11.25. Volume totals include thousands of head across markets, with explicit regional price ranges and noted average weights. Top prices cited: heifer and steer groups, calves, and packing hogs in the mid to upper dollars per unit.
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T. Paul
Legael Gon
Ives
Steddy
Mexico Wethers
Colorado Aves
Omaha
Nev
Chalee Texas
Tully
ST. Jobedh
St. Joseph
Endice
Banke of
Salen
Catte Rec
Abié
Tully Stendy
Siyong
Sioux City
Hillers
Ono
Peoria Livestock Market Notes and Prices
Market brief from New York and SF reports domestic fleece and hides trends. Feeder and branded steers show steady demand while broader cattle tones indicate modest supply shifts and price guidance across regions.
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New York
When Money Works, Prosperity Follows in Shared Labor
An adage on earning by effort and capital, noting that salary, interest, and joint effort lead to prosperity and happiness through disciplined financial practices.
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Meats
Reas Esastoma
Fam Depirim Bresing Courier and Reporter
Loisteins
Dairy Cattle
Congress
Holstein Reeders' ‘Association
Russell’ Sage
Art Hanson
Fred Mizer
C. A. Hollis & Son
Falls
C. Jengonnd
John
Cunningham
Orrville Hamer
George Cunningham
W. B. Loveland
Anesvilla
Rusel
Sage
W.H. Cintost
Dunkertan
Benton Co
Nelile Burgett Miller
Colrado Springs
Port Tatiecale
Colorado
Big Creek
Union Township
A . Remsen
Nick Rubs
Marion Town
First Warehouse Board
ACT
Dewar Aid
Dewar
Ladies Aid Sociéty
Offléerg
PAUL
Great Briain
Cabtal
Garigany & Hélland
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Siseden
Switzerland
Greece
D Emand Db
C. Siavania
Émand
Austria
Roumiania
Ahs Au ‘Énlina
Démend
Yoni Raat Demana
July Gorn
Barlay
Xorz
Feening
Geam
Milwaukee
Wis
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Zelsconsin
Wea
Efethy i Saga
Timethy
Mnoby
Jim Amar
Minnnapolis
Minn
Ste
Kansas City Grain
Kansas City
ST. St. Louis
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Brss
Freen
Watere
Hutker
Wolliiss
Potatsoe
Kansas
Mia
Lerhora
Nebraska
Owl
Ohio
Virginia
Ommara Graik
Gabe
Poeoris
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Timothy
Imvek
Tuly
Sara Ves
York
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Buter
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Zina
Dalalay
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Kansan
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St Bouts
Louis
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Batton Futuren
Garobye
Tay
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Aready
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New ‘York
York Central
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Soetalic & Wealern
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Pan American
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Joople'n
Gas Producery
Hefiner
Republic
Jeara Roebuck
Jouthern Pacific
Southern Raltway
Standard
Jtudebaker Cor CO
Texas
Texas &Pacitics
Uniom Pacite
Transcontinental United Raidif Storek
Uteh
Westinghouse “Eléctric Fe
Willys-Overland
Ft. Dodge
Bennington
M' Vikoceonounds
Kansas City Livestock
Omaha Livestock
Fite
Cis
the Commercial National Company Investment Securiti¢s Terminal Building
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Caldwell Real Estate
South
Caldwell & Company
Nashville
Tennessie
Caldwell Building
Int
Leeding Ciges
Clip and Mail Today
Tenn
Navid
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