Ruth Cunningham Wins Dairy Judging at Cedar Valley Show
Ruth Cunningham daughter of Mr and Mrs John Cunningham led in the dairy cattle judging contest at Cedar Valley fairgrounds with 71 points from Holstein and Guernsey classes earning the top prize of 3 dollars. Adolph Mussler Waverly placed second with 165 points and Louis Prant Ayrshire breeder took third with 154 points.
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Cedar Fane
Kirla
Cedar Valley Tak
Dairy
Ruth Cunningham
John Cunningham
Orangs Township
Ruth
Bremer
Adolph Mussler Waverly
Bremer County
Louis Prant
Matt L. Frost
Ayrshire
Louis
Harold Bauer
Robert Stewart
Garten Gollivauy
Lenora Kueth
Kenneth Maust
Richard Sucher
Herman Hemeinway
John Cunningham, Jr
Tokn Wilson
Cynthia Fobes
Hena H Kuethe
Moraceae Loveland
Selma Kuethe
Efer Madeen
Ortorg
John Vonrinebar, Jr
Cynthia ‘Ohes
Fausttn County Soom
Fayette
Cedar Valley Fair Grounds
Mr. Johnston
Black Hawk County Club
Grundy
Butler
New Haertford
Black Hawk County
Pauline Cunningham
Telford Hamer
Cynthia Fates
Helen Cunningham
Ray Cunningham
Iowa Holstein-Friesian Breeders” Association
Blackhank County
New Hartford Club
Vernon Sheeman
Einar Madsen
Haymond Shoeman
Arthur Firnn
Carnelius van Mil
John Wilson
Marcella Strein
Josephine Flyon
Ernestine Sucher
Lyle Mack
Orville Figuo
Ernstine Sucher
Black Hawk Club
Gradu Guernew Hartford le Holsteins
Harold Strand
Claire Chapman
Leon Baldwin
Rodney Movare
Orf
Louis Frost
Lew
Maurice Naliensmeier
Mads
Jersey
A. A. Burger
Waterloo Markets Show Grain and Livestock Prices
Waterloo Iowa markets dated July 31 1926 report prices for flour winter and spring wheat oats potatoes hay timothy and wild prairie hay, plus hogs under and over 100 pounds and 400 pounds, with quotations from Rath Packing Co and Swift Co for delivery at Waterloo plant and straw and other feeds listed.
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Reys. i
Rath! Packing Co
Swift & Co
Paultry
Waterloo
Leghorn
Omaha Livestock Prices and Market Summary
HOGS receipts 12 000 mostly 25 cents lower with top 9.25 and 9.00 for choice. CATTLE receipts 6 700 with strong demand for choice steers, long yearlings and grain fed cattle mostly steady. SHEEP receipts 10 000 with lambs strong to 2 50 higher, top 13.20 for four loads Californias. POTATOES trading slow with weak market. NEW YORK FLOUR firm with varied mill prices. numerous corporate listings appear at article end.
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Omans
Xep
Chicago
Washington
Lee County Farmers Visit Bremer County for Dairying Methods
About 60 to 100 Lee County farmers plan a 200 mile trip Monday to Bremer County to study dairy practices. Officials including C. B. Winley and Chester A. Goss will lead tours, with community events on Louis Ortrogges lawn near Denver. The visit includes a 300000 condensary tour, dairy farm demonstrations, and a plan to attract 1000 attendees for a public meeting. Madison County farmers previously praised Bremer hospitality and ordered Bremer calves for fall shipment.
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Lee County
Bremer
C. B. Winley
Chester A. Goss
Dairy Farmer
Dex Moines
H. W. Warner
Iowa State College
Washington ‘Township
Farm Bureau
Furm Bureau
Bremer Algo
Louis Oltrogge
Denver
Bremer County
Olrogge Hag
Clusic
Fremont Chorug
2 Dust
George
Offinga
van Derveer
Offringa
A. K. Chapin
Bremer Farm Bureau
Parm Bureau
Seciel
Tawa
Iowa
Alry
Madison Bays
Madison County
Lapp Urges Culling as Summer Closes
Iowa State College poultry extension specialist W H Lapp urges poultry raisers to cull poor producers as summer ends. The inspection focuses on traits like head shape beak comb legs and body, with emphasis on keeping the best hens and removing weak birds to boost profit.
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Lapp
W. H Lapp
Iowa State Colge
History of Cabbage From Wild Plant to Garden Staple
A horticultural note reports that cabbage and related greens originated from wild cabbage along England's coast. Prof Ruggles Gates explains abrupt transformations into cauliflower and sprouts without a gradual evolution, driven by early gardeners. Walter Nussbaum oversees an on site project illustrating varietal development, with plans to continue demonstrations tomorrow.
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Ruggles Gates
Gleveland Pisin Deslor
England
Farmers Questions and Comments Invited
Readers are urged to send questions and comments to the Editor Farm Department at Waterton Evening Courier Wa tering Iowa. Communications may be directed by mail or phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Iowa
Waterton Evening Courier
Watering, Towa
Nutrition Poster Winners at Cedar Falls Township Program
Cedar Falls township women gathered for an achievement day at the Commercial club. Nutrition posters judged by Miss Effie Schuneman rewarded first place for Milk the Spring Time and second and third for Salad a Day and Give our Stomach Daily Milk Bath. Posters including Can and Cure and Sail to Health Thru the Milky Way will go to the state fair in Des Moines. The afternoon featured a nutrition accomplishments report noting 538 percent farm homes reached, 22 meetings, 418 attendees, and meal planning discussions led by Mrs. Kreger and others.
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Cader Falls
Cedar Falls Township
Effie Schuneman
Teachers College Art Department
Ernest Otto
Roy Porter
Thay
Allie Diggons
Oren Howard
D. Brown
Des Moinen
Arthur Kreger
C. M. Pobes
Vera Hammer
Eagle Township
Bes Moines
Gilbert Isley
Ora Howard
Dresser
Hudson
Friedley
Diggons
Rainshow Club
Sioux City Livestock Receipts Steady Across Market
Receipts show steady to strong activity in cattle and hogs with prices varying by class. Fat steers and yearlings near 8.50 to 10.50, cows and heifers around 3.50 to 5.50, feeders 6.90 to 8.00, stockers 7.00 to 7.50. hogs softer than Wednesday with light to heavy categories from 7.50 to 9.90. sheep receipts small and steady. Cotton futures in New York end July with August weaker and middling around 32.49.
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Receipts, LLC
Aoie
TMOG
Time to Dig Bulbs Advised for Fall Planting
Expert director B K Volz of Iowa State College urges fall bulb planting before Jack Frost. He lists bulbs to plant and spacing and depth for hyacinth daffodil crocus tulip and anemone, notes manure guidance and storage after ripening. Most bulbs stay hardy with multi year placement.
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BK. C. Volz
Iowa State College
Thumb Husking Device Iowa Farmer Patents Thumb Husker
J A Arney of Iowa has applied for two patents on a thumb husker worn on the glove. The device uses two spurs to grip and remove husk with two motions. It can be removed without unbuckling while still on the hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie Geater
Imn
J. A. Arney
Artey
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
New York July 31 butter levels lift creamery extra and firsts amid market notes. Cheese trims to lower grades while milk products show varied prices. Eggs firm with nearby white and brown strong, Pacific coast lines quoted. Poultry demand steady for turkeys and chickens, with fowls and ducks mixed. Chicago receipts reflect fresh creamery and cheese listings alongside egg and poultry price points.
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New York
Pacific Coast
Chicago
St Joseph Livestock Report and Market Prices
Hogs receipts 5,000 uneven. prices about $9.40 top bulk 38.73 to 41.26. Cattle receipts 2,500 steady to higher. steers 9.50 to 10.20. cows and heifers similar. Calves 4.00 to 4.50. stockers 4.00 to 8.00. Sheep receipts 4,050 steady to higher. Foreign exchange and bond notes list various international rates and U.S. bonds closing. Kansas City wheat and corn futures quoted with July and September bids. hay noted as Timothy and clover mix. Coffee futures mixed with September and December bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Su Jeacen
Kansas City Guarr
Santas City
Gorn
Lampon Bros. Co
Marsh-Place
H. A. Morey
Chicago
CHER
Department of ‘Sericulture
ST. Louis
St. Louiss
Fresh buying on Blackrust fear grips wheat market
In Chisago the final form of Blackrust rust appeared, boosting bullish bets as wheat prices swing between gains and losses. Heavily affected by rust reports in Natinka Pierson and Melolla, the market saw mixed futures moves with September and December contracts climbing before choppier late trading. Corn and oats followed wheat trends while hog prices slipped, keeping provisions under pressure and demanding careful watch of export signals.
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Ameccsted
Chisago
Natinka
Pierson
Melolla
Menitoba
Chicago grain and livestock market quotes and quotes from Peoria
Chicago market notes show varied grain prices for wheat corn and oats with multiple No numbers and white varieties listed alongside New York and Basler bids. Peoria livestock report indicates hog and cattle trading with top veal and packers bids, receipts light and steady trade.
Hogs and Cattle Market Report from Chicago and St Louis
Livestock prices and receipts across Chicago and St Louis markets show hogs down about 25 cents from Wednesday's top, cattle steady to firm with strong shipping demand, and sheep modestly higher. Notable figures include Chicago receipts around 18,040 hogs and 4,600 cattle with top cattle near 11.65 and hogs at 9.25 to 10.00, while St Louis reports similar trends with feed yard bids and calf values fluctuating by market segment.
Stocks Rally With Broad Gains As Market Strengthens
New York July 31 stocks moved higher at the open led by American Can at a fresh yearly peak and American Water Works reaching a 1924 top. United States Steel and other Industrials advanced while oil production rose. Gains of over a point appeared in Colorado Fuel, West Pennsylvania Power, Allied Chemical and others as the market held firm despite some profit taking.
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New York
American Can
American Waterworks
United States Steel
Baldwin
Ofla
Profi
General Electric
Colorado Fuel
West Pennsylvania Power
Allied Chemical
G. R. Kinney
Unified Railways
Savage Arms
Atlantic Coastline
Erie
Pere’ Darquette
United Pruett
Remington Typewriter
American Agricultural Chemical Preferred
Pierce Arrow
Maxwell
American Tobacco
Call Money
Chicago
Northwestern
Mil
St Paul
Pfu
Enfernational Harvester
Allied Chemical & Dye
Erlean
American Car & Foundry
American International American Locomotive
American Smelting
American Suger
American Tel
Tel
American Woolen
Amer
Zinc
Lead & Smelt
Anaconda Copper
Atchison No
Atlantia Coast Line
Baldwin Locomotie
Baltimore & Ohio - Bethlehem Steel
California Petroleum
Canadian Pactic
Central Leather
Cerro de Peace Copper
Chandler Motors
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago, Rif. & Pac
Chile Copper
Coca Cola
Colorado Fuel & Iron Congoleum
Consolidated Gas
Corn Products
New
Orden OM
Srudbie Sinel
Davison Chemical
du Pont de Nemours
Ramots-Players “Lasky General Raphait
General Motors Great Northern
Pfd
Gulf States Steel
Houston
Tilinois Central
Tel. & Tal
Invinella
Pany Soreeld Tennecott Copper
Louisville & Raenda Mack Truck
Marland OF
Maxwell Motors
Middle Statea Cal
Missouri, Kan
Tex
Missouri Pacific
pfa_ Wational Lead
New Orleans
Norfolk & Western
Pacific Oil
Oeth
Pan American Petroleum Bus
Pennsylvania
Producers & Refiners
Pure Oil - Reading
Republic Iren
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Minn
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Liberty Bldg
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