Hardin County Cow Test records May dairy gains
In May the Hardin County Cow Test Association set a regional record as three herds beat previous figures. J N Martin of New Providence led with 511 pounds butterfat per Jersey cow. Roy N Finster Eldora had Holsteins averaging 48.3 pounds. William Dreier Iowa Falls reached 46.5 pounds. The group reported 76 cows over 40 pounds butterfat and 32 over 50 pounds.
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Hardin Cow Test Association
J. N. Martin
New Providence
Roy N. Finster
Eldora
William Dreier
Iowa Falls
Martin
Fluster
Charles A. Mark
Lone Falls
Mark
William Eckel
Chargs
Ames
Neils O. Neilsen
Hardin County
Timothy
Hardin County Cow Test Association
Jersey
Whinois
Creameries Meet to Start Associations in Various Counties
Fayette county creameries plan a June 13 meeting at the county agent's office to form a county organization and begin grading their butter supplies. Sixteen co-ops from Alpha to Sumner will attend. Harry Berlovich and Clyde Bechtalheimer will represent the Iowa Creamery Secretaries and Managers association. In Manchester Delaware county creameries will meet June 12 to form a county organization with county agent Robert Combs coordinating attendance.
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Fayette County
Clyde Combs
Iowa Creamery Secretaries’ and Managers’ Association
Crasmeries
Co-Operative Creamerica
Delaware County
Robert Combs
Haa
Waterloo Township Women Meet Tuesday
Waterloo Township women will meet at the home of Mrs Hubert Swettzer on Tuesday June 12. The meeting will discuss state fair exhibits and efforts to help communities with home improvement projects. Attendance planning continues for next week to advance the organized plans.
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Attaeneon
Hawk County
Des Moines
Desien
38 Acres SFI Farm Sold in Grundy Center Area
In Grundy Center on June 8, a 35 acre farm owned by B S Doughty east of town was sold to L H Luit Jens for 657.14 per acre. Doughty took ownership of the Luitjens property in town for 8000 dollars. The 35 acres brought 22000 dollars.
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Here
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Me. Doughty
Luitjens
Jersey Jersey Cattle Picnic Plans Near Cedar Heights
A statewide Jersey cattle breeders rally and picnic is planned at the Parrott farm near Cedar Heights on Thursday June 14. Iowa Jersey Cattle club president W F Parrott and secretary W J Campbell organize with speakers from Ames and Waterloo and the Jesup Jersey Warblers to perform.
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W. F. Parrott
Rainbow Highway
Winnifred
Iowa
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Earl Weaver
Dairy Husbandry Division
Ames
C. B. Finley
Dairy Extension
Roy T. Lee
American Jersey Cattle Club
Fred EB. Fergison
Iowa Dairy Association
Harry I. Gerloyseh
Iowa Creamery Secretaries’ and Managers’ Association
Hugh
van Pelt
Waterloo
Jersey Warblers
Jesup Jersey Warblers
Jesup
Iowa Butter Production Surges in 1922 Output
Iowa creameries produced 124 million pounds of butter in 1922 exceeding prior year levels by 25.7 percent. Butter was sold to farmers at about 40.65 cents per pound with 15 percent more butterfat payments. A single line of butter would stretch about 11,758 miles if placed edge to edge.
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Petone
Crop Outlook in the United States Positive Overall
The June review by George B. Roberts for City National Bank New York reports favorable crop prospects despite a backward season. Spring wheat benefits from cool moist weather while cotton faces labor shortages in the south. Prices firm as acreage, yields and livestock conditions support a hopeful outlook.
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George BE. Roberts
City National Bank
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Jay & Co
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Dickinson and Daly to Speak at Buchanan Chautauqua
Independence Iowa June 7 Chautauqua programs for farmers feature The Farmers Opportunity on Tuesday June 12 with Bill Daly an actual farmer presenting and Wednesday June 13 Congressman L J Dickinson son of Iowa discussing the farm bloc Dickinson is described as a friend of farmers and will explain legislation of interest.
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Independence
Bil" Daly
L. J. Dickinson
Iowa
Dickinson
Plainy
Clayton Shorthorns Get Low Average In County Sale
Clayton County Shorthorn Breeders' association held its annual breeders' sale at the staff grounds. The average price was a little under $100, with cows and calves sold for salvage value. Breeders believe the low average reflects market sentiment rather than quality, and express faith in long term improvements from the breeding stock.
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Clayton
Elkader
Jung
Glayton County
Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
Washington Township Girls Organize Club Names Committees
Girls of Washington Township form the Beavera club at the home of Mrs Loveland. Ella Braun elected president Vera Saunders vice president Lorna Saunders secretary Catherine Wilson corresponding secretary Lorna and Vera Wilson constitution committee Catherine Wilson Doris Wilson program Ethel Repp historian Members pledge three garments per girl and one for a family member Leaders are Mrs Loveland and Mrs Biden Next meeting at Mrs Briden's.
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Washington
Mmes, Loveland
John Biden
Prices in New York and Chicago Today Produce Markets
New York and Chicago report mixed gains and declines across dairy poultry and produce. Butter and cheese show varied prices with creamery butter higher in New York while Chicago lists refined creamery and firsts. Poultry notes include broilers and turkeys with price spreads. potatoes in Chicago steady at several car shipments.
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Creditory
Timate
Wisconsin
Americas
Custer
Bree Ee
Middlewest
Pachin F
Wheat Market Mixed as Evening Up Steady Across Regions
Wheat prices edged toward steady levels amid light demand and government reports. Front-month futures showed small moves while cash quotes fluctuated in Chicago New York and Kansas City markets with limited offerings and mixed grain receipts across Minneapolis Milwaukee and Omaha regions.
Livestock Prices and Receipts Across Markets Reported
Prices at Chicago and South St. Paul markets show mixed cattle and hog data. Receipts reach thousands with hogs near six to seven dollars and cattle varying by grade and weight. Kansas City and other western markets report steady calves and large packer demand.
Irregular opening as stocks swing in New York market
Oil and motors lead uneven early trading with Studebaker down and Pere Marquette and Sebrinte stock firms. Foreign exchange quotes show mixed demand while copper and sugar futures hold steady amid a broad, fluctuating session.
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Petit
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Sebinte Storen
Stass & Luby
Adiedus Press
Livestock and Grain Markets Update from Peoria and St Louis
Market notes from Peoria and St Louis show receipts of about 1200 head with mixed quotes on hogs cattle and calves. Grain prices for wheat corn and oats list slight increases and reports from Boston and Waterloo reflect broader market tones and supply shifts.
Missouri farmers to visit Iowa creameries
A delegation of Missouri farmers plans a week in Iowa to tour creameries as they organize cooperative creameries at home. The visit runs the week of June with stops in Wisconsin and Minnesota before returning via northeast and northwest Iowa.
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Missouri
Iowa
and Managers' Association
Howard A. Co Nm
Missouri Farmers' Association
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Orchard News Roundup From Barron Area Bursts With Local Events
Orchard residents receive word about Arthur Tireman critical condition after ambulance call from Barron. Emma Lane, former Osage teacher, attends closing school events. graduation notes include Howard Lack, Howard Lewis, Edward Finkg. Local elections, road work to Floyd county line, and community visits shape a busy week in Orchard and nearby towns.
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Wiss Emma Lane
St Ansgar
Carl Wesley
Charles fMto
Alvin Wetter
Wayne Gibson
Osage
New Haven
Howard Lack
Howard Lewis
Edward Fink G
Orchard High School
Macy Campbell
Margaret Johnson
Charles Swaney
M. P. Foster
Dtiss Lane Foster
Ford
Floyd County
Eli Kerlin
Mason City
Kerlin
Helen Eldridge
Ive Eldridge
William Gilbert
G. S. Wetter
Amylnnd
Belle Green
Nora Springs
Omaha Livestock Market Report
Omaha Nebraska cattle and hog market updates show mixed activity with hogs down and steers steady. Prices quoted include top veals near nine dollars with yearlings and cows fluctuating. cattle demand remains cautious and cannery bids moderate.
East St Louis Livestock Market Report and Prices
Livestock receipts and prices dated in East St Louis and Sioux City detail cattle fat cows at 6.60, hogs at 6.65, and hogs to 7.75 per hundred weight. Purchases show mixed loads with various classes steady or firm, including heifers and cows at multiple price ranges.
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Waterloo Co-op
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Packing Co
Timothy Hay
Buile
Sioux City
Sinux City
LDDO
St Joseph Livestock Market Report June 5
St Joseph Me receipts and bids show mixed cattle and hog activity. Hog receipts 70 to 1000? top price 6.45 while other hog classes steady. Cattle receipts about 400 with limited demand. sheep and calves show lower prices than yesterday.
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Coles
Membership Drive June 12 and 13
A local appeal urges residents to participate in a two day membership drive to support community initiatives. Organizers emphasize self reliance and collective effort to improve local services and programs.
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