Hog Tattooing A New Wrinkle In Pork Business
Co operative shippers in Hardin county Iowa met at the courthouse to discuss tattooing hogs for tuberculosis traceability and premium eligibility. Iowa hogs will bear state and county marks, with farm and shipper identifiers, aiding quality tracking and theft prevention. Demonstrations and plans cover marking at shedding or shipping points and managing premiums for accredited counties.
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Towa
Iowa
Winnebago
Benton
Shipping Association
Elevator Officers Talk Organization for County Group
Tracy June 2 A permanent organization of Tama county farmers elevators is expected from a meeting with representatives and Iowa extension service marketing specialists. Four of six elevators were represented. others signaled approval by letters. A second meeting is planned for fall to finalize the association amid educational cooperative marketing efforts.
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Tracy
Tama County
George RR
Arnold
Frank Robotka
Iowa Extension Service
F. J. Childs
Magnus Nero
Elberon Company
Questions and Comments Invites Addrex to Park Dept
Communications to waterloo evening courier Waterloo Joun Come 6109 invites inquiry about Colllec Park Department and Addrex. The fragment notes a request or invitation type item connected to a local Waterloo newspaper and municipal department.
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Addrex
Colllec Park Department
Waterleo
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Joun
Come
Weed battle emphasized in Benton Co farm meetings
In Vinton Iowa June 2 demonstrations on Benton county farms aim to curb weeds lowering yields. R H Porter Iowa State extension will lead with Canada thistle and quack grass eradication using a spring tooth harrow aided by County Agent Jack Norris. Multiple farm sites from June 4 to 7 scheduled with plow work and cultivation tips.
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Vinton
Benton County
R. H. Porter
Iowa State College
Jack Norris
Ed Herper
Harrison Township
George Wilson
Mt. Auburn
Paul Wienand
Bruce Township
William Doerazman
LeRoy Township
Nels Longfeld
Norway
Albert Neve
Herman Mossman
Eden Township
Canada
Jersey Auction Here Next Week
Jersey cattle enthusiasts in Iowa and the Midwest will converge at Waterloo on Tuesday afternoon June 5 for the first consignment sale by the Towa Jersey Cattle club at Barry Cattle Congress grounds. Forty five head from prominent Iowa herds include 20 cows 10 bred heifers 10 heifer calves and 5 bulls. The sale begins at 12 30 p m and consignments have been screened by committee members George Hemming W J Campbell and H S Smith.
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Jersey Interests
Iowa
Middlewest
Waterloo
Towa Jersey Cattle Club
Barry Cattle Congress
Iowa Club
Ames
Iowa State College
George Hemming
Hemming-Sterling Jersey
Des Moines
W. J. Campbell
Oreeder
Jesup
H. 5. Smith
Newton
Midwest
American Jersey Cattle Club
Harry M. Reeves
Auciioneer
County agent and boys camp at Backbone state park
County Agent Raber Combs Paul Grr Clarence Files Burrell Johnson Roger Cocking Paul Gwilgel Will Nieman and other Delaware county agents and older club boys attended a Saturday session at Backbone state park near Lamont. Twenty five county agents were present. Camping paraphernalia were sent from Ames for campers. Four specialists from Ames spoke on horticulture animal husbandry farm crops and related subjects.
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Courier Special Service
Manchester
Raber, Combs
Paul Grr
Clarence Files
Burrell Johnson
Roger Cocking
Paul Gwilgel
Will Nieman
Delaware County
Backbone State Park
Lamont
Ames
Club Tour Planned for Dairy Juniors in Benton County
Vinton Iowa June 2 Friday June 1 members of the dairy calf club in Benton county will tour to see all dairy calves. Ernest Wright state dairy association representative will accompany and discuss calf points. Stops include Charles Birkers Harrison township 8:20 am John and Pauline Epperson 8:14 am Myron and Lavonne Puechrec 16208 Gerald Bull 10:45 LEO Robert Thompson Be Grove township A R Leffler Wayne Allan Beatrice 12 pm lunch Pierce dinner grove near there 1:30 Franklin and Calvin RWH 2 pm Francis Gross Lynuhin Walter Bochmke 2:30 Vermen Edna Tyler calves.
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Vinton
Dairy
Benton County
Ernest Wright
State Dairy Association
Charles Birkers
Harrison Township
John and Pauline Epperson
Myon
Lavonne Puehrec
Gerald Bull
Sears
Leo
Robert ‘Thompson
Bie Grove Township
A. R. Leffler
I Wayne
Allan
Beatice
Pierce
Prantis
Calvin
Francis Gross
Lynuhin
Walter Bochmke
Vermen
Edna Tyler
Seed Corn Treated In 1928 Yield Contest
In the 1928 corn yield contest, seed treatment was optional with entries using seed provided by promoters. Of 119 samples in the open pollinated class, 42 percent were treated. In the hybrid class, 82.4 percent of 76 samples had been treated.
Gilg Leaders Study Stitches 4-H Club Event
Forty 4-H club girls and leaders from 11 clubs met in Ames Iowa to study dress materials and judging under Miss Hazel Bown. Plans for state fair exhibits were announced, and 19 girls plus leaders were named for the annual short course in June.
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Hazel Bown
Ames
Iowa State College Extension
Miss Bown
Ames Junedi
Gulu Moser
Lis
Grace Heidt
Jis
Black Hawk County
Miss Heidt
Anna Paulkner
Courier
Faulkner
Courier Farm
Lulu Moser
Evelyn Marston
George Fisher
Korene Stahnke
Dorothy Fehl
Nona Anton
Roger Bown
Doris Klingaman
Mary Miller
Girl's Essay on Meats Wins Prize in Contest
Griswold high school student Miss Helen A Frazeur won the principal prize in Iowa for the fifth national meat story contest. The National Livestock and Meat Board runs the annual competition attracting thousands of home economics students nationwide.
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Chicago
Griswold
Helen A. Frazeur
Iowth
Frazeur
United States
National Livestock and Meat Board
Holberts to Import More Draft Horses
Greeley Iowa June 2 It is expected 100 Belgian and Percheron horses will be purchased in Europe this summer for the Holbert Brothers stables here by Fred Holbert who plans to arrive in Belgium June The Iowan and family will spend weeks in Europe He will attend the great horse show at The Hague in July A French lad who has trained at Holbert establishment and attended Greeley high school has returned with Mr Holbert.
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Greeley
Europe
Holbert
Farm name registered at county recorder office
Independence June 2 Sheldon registered Maplewood Farm at the county recorder office for his place in Madison township. It is the first farm name recorded since Aug 13 1927. No Buchanan county man can register the name Sheldon selected. Dewar June 2 1000 pigs raised at John Schmitt place. Some litters contained 13 pigs each.
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Independence
Newman Sheldon
Maplewood Farm
County Recorder's Office
Madison Township
Buchanan County
Sheldon
Dewar
John Schmitt
Garden hints on late corn planting for better flavor
Garden writers advise that late planted corn can yield sweeter ears as warmth concentrates sugars. Plant shallow about ½ inch, in square patches to improve pollen distribution, and fertilize well. Varieties like Golden Bantam and Stowell’s Evergreen are noted as popular choices.
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Enor
Howling Mob
Stowell
Drought damages Canadian grain loom large in reports
The article notes drought across the Canadian wheat belt depressing moisture for two months, with estimates predicting 1938 Canadian wheat yield 10,000,000 to 14,000,000 bushels below 1937. Wheat futures rise amid strong wheat, corn, and oats activity, while farm reserves and projections for next week suggest cooler, occasionally showery weather.
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Chicago
Dakar
Canadian
Prairie Provinces
Murray
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Summary June 2
Chicago market report lists no sales and varied quotes across grains and provisions. Mixed grades of No 2 yellow and No 3 yellow cedar to around 1.05 dollars, white selections near 1.05, rye not quoted, barleys around 0.304 dollars, seeds and lard provisions priced with rings from 11.80 to 14.00 dollars per hundred.
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Chicago
Pogeeku
Oath
Hogs and cattle prices mixed at Chicago market report
Chicago June 3 hogs mostly steady with Friday's averages top at 9.9 for 273 lb weights shippers took 1,000 holdover 43,000 heavy weights buyers paid 9.25 to 9.95 for medium and 9.30 to 10.00 for 10.00 for light hogs. Cattle receipts 500 calves 200 with heavy fed steers up 50 cents to dollar gains. yearlings 25 to 50 cents higher. cows up 15 to 26 cents. vealers down slightly. Sheep receipts 5,000 with spring lambs 25 to 35 cents higher. range springers around 18.75 to 19.25 for first Idaho. clipped lambs 16.50 to 16.50. fat ewes 7.50 to 8.50.
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Chicago
Rene Setae
Fae Bellles
Julian
Rene
New Baime
Asia
Clue
TNS
ORS
Wright Price
Livestock Prices Mixed at St Paul and St Louis Markets
Receipts at St Paul totaled 150 cattle, calves, and sheep with varied moves. Fat cattle and yearlings mostly steady to higher, top heavy steers around 13.50, mixed yearlings up to 18.75, butcher cows and heifers stronger, bulls and cutters mixed. Hogs steady with light demand. spotty prices around 9.25 to 9.95, packing hogs mixed. Calves mostly steady, near 14.50, sheep and lambs steady with clipped lambs 16.00 and spring lambs 18.00. St Louis grain mixed with wheat at 1.33 for No 2 hard, 1.07 for No 1 white, and futures broadly mixed for fats and eggs.
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Waterloo
Waterlon Mills
Arlington
Swift & Co
A Corp
DIA
Cohn Bros
Market Rally Lifts GM as Broad Stock Buying Persists
New York trading showed broad buying across utilities copper and consumer shares. American Smelting crossed 300 for a new high while Anaconda advanced. General Motors surged late to around record levels as investors poured funds into steel, mining, and tech names amid a strong closing session and about 1.8 million shares traded.
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New York
American Smelling
Chrysler
Dodge Brothers Motors
General Motors
Terry
International Telephone & Telegraph Co
Wright Aeronautical
Packard
Kroger
International Nickel
U. S. Steel
Burns Bros. B
Briger Manufacturing
Case Threshing Machine
Gimbel Bros. Hupp Motors
International Telephone
Mearly
American Express
Gold Dist
International Combustion 314
American Smelting
Murray Corporation
Mack Truck
Montgomery Ward
Alfied Chemical
American International
Colorado Puel
Victor Talking Machine
Consolidated Gas
American Sugar Refining
General Electric
U. S. Steel Common
American Can
American Car, & Foundry
American Linseed
American Locomotive
American
American Sugar
American T. & TL
American Tobacco B . Atlaconda
Arngur B . Srevemes
LDA Atchison
Atlantic Coast Libs
Atlantic Refining
Baltimore & Olio
Bethlehem Steel Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chic
Chicago & North
Western Chrysler
Colorado
Colorado Gas & Electric
Dodge Bros. A
du Font de Nem
EMG
Fleischmann
Freeport-Texas
General Railway Signal
Gillette Safety Razor
Great Northern
Great Northern Iron Ore
Greene
Houston
Illinois
Tel
Kansas City
Southern Kennecott
Mack Trick
Marland Ol
Mid Continent Petroleum
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Pacffic
Montana Power
Nash Motors
New York Central
N. Y
N. E. & Roth
North American
Northern Pacific Peckard
Fan American Petroleum
Patami
Pam, Lask
Pennsylvania
Phillips Petroleum Postum
Pullman
Tragic Eee
Bandoned Rep
Reynolds Tobacco
St. Louis
San Francisco
Seaboard Air Line
Sears Raebuck Shell
Union d ' Smelair Consolidated Oil
Southern Facific
Southern Railway
Standard Oi
California
Standard of
New Jersey
Standard OW
New Yor
Studebaker
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Texas & Pacife
Texas Pacinte
Timken
Rover Bearing
Union Carbide
Union Pacince
United Staws Rubber
United States Steel
Vanadium Oceinee Wabash Ra
Maryland
Westinghouse Filectric Willys-Overland
Woolworth
Market Reports and Clearing House Figures June Edition
The report covers commodity receipts for butter eggs and cheese with prices in cents per pound or dozen, noting steady or irregular trends in New York and Chicago. It also includes a weekly clearing house statement showing changes in net demand deposits and total clearings for the period ending June 2.
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New York
Chicago
Butler
Clearing House
New York Clearing House Association
Toledo
Notice of Admin and Adminstratrix in Black Hawk County Iowa
Multiple estate notices from Black Hawk County Iowa announce appointees including H W Grout as Administrator of Roslerbsirn estate and Narrel L Lovejoy as Administratrix with will annexed. Edward Walter named Executor. Requests for immediate payment of debts and filing of claims with district court clerk. Dates show May 4 1922 and May 25 1928. Partnerships Mears Lovejoy Jensen Gwynne act as attorneys.
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Adminlekealor
Iowa
Black Hawk County
Roslerbsirn
Bleck Howe
Beecher
Alborneya
Thompson
Clerk District Court
Mary- Cotireil
Black Ha County
Mate
Narrle L. Lovejoy
Third St
Waterloo
Towa
Mears
Margaret Walter
Edward Walter
Hudson
F. W. Edwards
J._W. THOMPSON
Livestock Roundup at Sioux City Markets
Sioux City Iowa June 2 Livestock totals show cattle receipts 200. yearlings up 25 cents. heavy steers and cows firm. hogs 6 500. top hog price 9 30 to 9 75. weights 180 to 250 pounds quoted. sheep receipts 160 with spring lambs up 50 cents to 15 75. shorn lambs steady at 16 25. clipped lambs around 7 58.
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Sioux City
Bond Market Dull as Weekend Profit Taking Pressures
New York June 2 The bond market faced weekend profit taking and high money rates with an easing tendency beyond the list. Trading was light and the market dull. U S Government obligations especially Liberty issues lagged in early trading while Anaconda Copper slid a point and most industrials softened. Railroads joined the decline and utilities were inactive. The foreign list was steady with little change.
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New York
U. S
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City Missouri June 2. Hog receipts 2400 steady to lower. Top hogs 9.60 for 225 to 240 pounds. Feeders 9.40 to 9.60. Cattle receipts 1200 calves 400 for week. Medium weight steers 24 to 40c higher. Vealers week down 5c. Lambs and spring lambs steady to 25c higher. Native spring lambs 18.25 to 18.00 bulk, fed Texas shorn lamb 12.75 to 15.10. Two year old wethers 10.50 to 11.50, aged offerings 8.50 to 9.25. Top lambs 8.25, most sales down from 7.75.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
California
Texas
St Joseph Livestock Prices Amid Calm Midweek Trade
Hogs receipts around 4000 with prices around 9.60 for 180 to 280 pound hogs and 9.25 to 9.60 for lighter weights. Cattle receipts near 180 calves with steers around 50 to 60 cents higher, yearlings steady, heifers steady, cows 8 to 10, veal top 13.50 to 13.59. Sellers report mixed demand and varied cutter values.
Butter Market Tightens as Production Expands
Chicago June 2 Nervousness pervades the butter market as production climbs sharply and supply of medium and lower grades rises. Movement is slow with buyers holding back, fearing a sharp advance while sellers try to clear floors. Confidence is lacking and the price level stalls speculative demand. Receipts at major markets are poorer, hindering movement of undergrades.
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Chicago
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