Fayette County Cow Test Association Picnic Report
Seventy five persons met at Fred Pieplow’s farm north of here for Fay ette County Cow Test Association No 1 annual picnic closing another year of testing. Officers and members discussed continuing the program and recruiting new members as the county extends testing across southern Fayette. Butterfat and milk averages were reported with Pieplow leading in high production. Finley described dairy improvements and a cow demonstration while juniors trialed for the county judging team.
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Aoys Fudge Carlile
B. Finley
Iowa State College
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Prepton
Lodwick
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Holstein Breeders’ Association
Payette County
Randalia
Seeley
Farmers Questions and Adaresa Communications Mutted
Farmers debate includes muted questions and comments as Adaresa Communications of the Waterlog Evening Courier in Waertan, Indiana, feature a Farmers Department contact for readers seeking guidance.
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Adaresa Communications
Week-Old Chicks May Supplant Day-Old Birds Next Year
Poultry expert R W Lobdell of Dellner hatchery says year compares favorably for chick growth despite spring mortality from coal weather. He notes more farmers may prefer week-old chicks over day-old, prompting hatcheries to expand facilities and brooder space while testing long shipments and interstate orders.
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Bittenbender
Iowa State College
Iowa Poultry Report Shows April Egg Output and Returns
An Iowa extension report details April poultry results with a total egg production of 1,359,128 from 76,805 birds at 17.6 eggs per hen, leading producers including Mrs. B. P. Brown and Mrs. J. Stevens. Cleve Erhardt’s 674 White Leghorns yielded the month’s highest receipts at $1,201.24, with Mrs. F. Haas and Mrs. C. D. Marti also posting strong returns. The piece notes statewide dairy cattle movements, tuberculosis cleanup progress in Clark County, and Wisconsin dairy facilities and milk handling capacity as farmers anticipate a $7,000,000 income next year.
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Sage
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Chirk County
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Pinyd County Daity
Fayette County Lads Win Medal in Horse Judging
In Ames on June 3 Orville T. Carlson of Albert City won the Warmn Dinsmore medal for the top score in the sophomore horse judging contest at Tawa State college. Herman Wolf of Winfield took second with Hall of Hornick third. Additional competitors included Henninges Maynard McAlpin Villiseas Malone Doughty Payette Warsen Maxted Penn Vernon and Wenninges who led in six horse classes and achieved an unusually high score of 281 of 200.
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Orville T. Carlson
Albert City
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Tawa State College
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Winfield
the. Hall
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Maynard
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Boone
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Pay
Trade in Pork Improves in May Says Institute
Chicago June 3 In its monthly livestock and meat review the Institute of American Meat Packers reports the beet trade dragged downward most of the month while pork products both fresh and smoked showed some improvement and prices strengthened though hog prices stayed high. The export trade in pork products rose slightly over April with Chicago hog prices above 12 cents per pound for most of May and about 68 to 35 percent higher than a year ago.
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Institute of American Meat Packers
Wheat Damage Reported to Illinois Crop
Illinois wheat damage from a recent freeze spurred a late day surge in Chicago futures led by July and September contracts. Wheat rose across exchanges with ongoing crop damage reports while corn and oats prices showed mixed moves amid weather and demand signals. Provisions responded to hog markets as choppier trading continued in a volatile grain session.
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Lanshas
Record of Irregular Hog Prices Across Markets
Hog receipts and price movements across Chicago St Paul East St Louis and Omaha markets show active trading with gains for heavy and medium weights. Packers bidding steady to strong with top hogs around 12.10 and 12.40 per cwt. calves and sheep steadier, notables include high priced sows and diversified livestock movements through June 3 reports.
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Prices Hit Varied Produce Markets in Chicago and New York
Chicago and New York produce markets show higher butter and stable cheese while eggs stay near, with poultry prices easing. Potatoes receipts and cotton futures shift, as North Carolina barrels and Southern regions reflect price changes, and St Louis hay markets move modestly.
Usual Corn Crop Outlook for Iowa Expected
Des Moines June 3. Weather bureau weekly crop report says Iowa may produce at least its usual corn crop with favorable weather. Winter wheat has been injured by growth. Despite May’s unusual warmth, corn looks near average on June 1. In Black Hawk County beekeepers will hold a demonstration sponsored by the county farm bureau, date pending.
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Iowa
United States
Browth
Black Hawk County
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City livestock prices and receipts for calves, steers, heifers, cows, and pigs show moderate gains for some classes with heavy steers firmer. Receipts total around 8,000 cattle and 5,000 sheep and lambs with bids ranging from 9.00 to 16.00 for calves and heifers, and top steer bids near 11.99. Lambs weakened slightly with natives around 14.50 to 14.80 for prime lots.
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St Joseph Livestock Prices and New York Flour Rates
St Joseph Missouri reports cattle receipts and price ranges with steers at 9.25 to 11.25, cows and heifers 3.50 to 10.50, calves 4.50 to 9.50, stockers 4.75 to 7.75, hogs steady with top 12.00, lambs 14.00 to 15.25. Also New York flour prices list spring patents 8.50 to 9.00, soft winter 8.50 to 9.00, hard winter straights 4.40 to 8.90, patents 8.90 to 9.07, clears 7.50 to 8.23.
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