Butler Co Girls Rally Day At Courthouse Park
Butler County girls club rally day drew over 73 4 H members and leaders to Allison Iowa for a morning program with talks on 4-H work and a big picnic lunch. Two clubs Loyal Canners and Hamblow led by Mrs Cy We Austin earned top honors for attendance and performances. Bus y Club won first prize for a nature themed stunt, with Loyal Canners second. Oklahoma guest Mrs Prepel spoke on girls in work. Officers elected included Genevieve Hunt president Ruth Haberman vice president Marie Richards county club reporter Genevieve Halland secretary-treasurer.
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Wallisoi
Canners
Shell Rock
Frank Thint
Hamebow
Washington Town Ship
Cy We Austin
Wirls
Washington Township
Allison
E. H- Ressler
Jirpest M. Wneal
Butler County
Farr Bureau
Farm Bureau
Ivan
International
Congress
Ames By
van Haver
Ernest
Newt
Neal
Bram-jwhirl
Strs
Harold / theiumber
Wihithatch
Klahoman
Builer
Prepel
Oklahoma
Bram
Genevieve Hunt
Ruth Tlaberman
Marie Richards
County Cink
Genevieve Halland
Wissink and Knipp Capture Honors in Calling Cows
At Pioneer Picnic in Iowa the Calling Cows contest ended in a tie between Peter Knipp and A Wissink before Knipp won the final round with a louder call. Wives in attendance imitated husbands calling, and Mrs. A. Forney won a playful champions’ title. The event featured dairy demonstrations, a mock funeral for Timothy Har, and tours of local farms highlighting alfalfa fields and legume crops improving herd production.
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Wissink
Knipp
Wives Association
All. Forney
Bill’ Dridge
Bill
Arthur Portier
Association
Timothy Har
Lloyd
Loman
Battle With Rats Here to Push
A local effort plans a rat eradication campaign in Black Hawk county using a Salcium cyanide dusting machine. Agent J Uban aims to treat every Loin ship area while a specialist from Ames demonstrates dusting effectiveness. At the Dunwald farm in Waterloo township, after dusting, no rats were observed, replacing previous infestations.
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J. Uban
Black Hawk County
Ames
Dunwald
Waterloo Township
Cornfields ripped by cutworms and storms
Farmers report extensive corn damage from cutworms in multiple fields near Luverne and Bela. Replanting underway as winds and dust storms plus hail degrade stands. Some growers expect later planting but fear further losses from continued feeding and uneven emergence.
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Varn
Wilh
Mumper
James
Caedin
Parte City
Ed Kotz Aus
Hfa Corn Co
Calves in Fayette County Baby Beef Club Shift to Shorthorns
Calves in Fayette County's baby beef club show predominant Shorthorn breeding with 14 of 15 calves purebred or high grade. They are fed high corn meals with molasses and clover hay, trained for the county fair at West Union where records will be completed. Herbert Jones of Fayette and Samuel Holmes Randalia are noted for past and current successes with Shorthorn steers.
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Timothy
Ente Paria Company
Witerloo
Ed Entz
Hutz
Rey
Marsh Farm
Leon
FH. L. Jones
Jlald
John Cunningham
yCunningham
Strayler
Judson
Burt Strayer
Strayer
Fayette
Jime
Fayette County
West Union
Herbert Jones
Farette
Hervert
Baby Beef Club
Samuel Holmes
Randalia
Sam
Township Bureaus Announce Meetings at Mt. Horeb Church
Cedar Falls Township Farm bureau will present a program for Bennington Township Farm bureau members Friday evening, June 1, at Mt. Hone church in Bennington. Women to bake sandwiches and cake. A postponed Lincoln Township Farm Bureau meeting is also set for tomorrow night. Mr and Mrs William Simmonses with hostesses, women to bake cake. ice cream will be served.
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Cedar Falls Township Farm Bureau
Bennington Township Farm Bureau
Mt. Hone Church
Bennington
Lincoln Township Farm Bureau
William
Farmers Questions and Comments to Editor in Waterloo Iowa
Readers address editorials and comments to the Waterloo Courier. The notice invites letters and discussions and provides contact details for submissions to the editorial department in Waterloo Iowa.
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Tin
Waterloo Groning Courier
Waterloo
Iowa
Dairy Calf Club Tour Set for Next Week
The boys and girls dairy calf club plans a trip starting Wednesday June 16 from the farm bureau office at 7 30 a m visiting Orville Hamer farm Orange township and farms of George Cunningham John Gumming Russell Kline and Noah Fike A picnic at Tanneather park follows with calf showings at each stop Ayrshires at Matt Frosts and Guernseys at Gal vans Also visits to Will Knapp and Russell Sage farms Parents urged to join and bring lunch. Floyd Johnston Iowa State dairy association field secretary to score calves Tuesday Feb 45.
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Farm Bureau
Orville Hamer
Orange Township
R. C G. Ferragon
George Cunningham
John Gummingham
Russell Kline
Noah Fike
Tanneather Park
Grange Consolidated School
George Cunnigham
Matt Frost
Place
Waterloo
Log Gali ‘Vans
Floyd Johnston
Iowa State Anry Association
Persan
Nighttime scatter of bran to combat catworms on farms
Extension agent Fred Rutehor advises scattering bran at night around barns to deter catworms. A mash of Pariserfen, 2 1/2 pounds wheat bran, and two pints molasses mixed with water is spread in infested areas to suppress worm activity, with best results after dusk and in evening hours. Avoid daytime application to prevent quick drying.
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Fred Rutehor
Extension Service
Dee
Uwe
Wheat Prices Slide Amid Bearish Pressure and Rain
Wheat faced a clear price setback as thin buying and broad selling pressure emerged. Rainy weather and a drop in cash wheat premiums at Kansas City, along with a government crop report largely discounted, weighed on futures. Corn and oats declined, with spot markets little changed and sizable daily volume in grain at major markets.
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Kansas City
Omahm
Mississippi River
Stura
Shippers Buy on Alaing Hog Mart at Chicago
Wheat and grain quotes from New York Minneapolis and Pittsburgh mark a mixed market, while Chicago hog prices rise on improved demand. Receipts total about 20 600 hogs with bids ranging to 14 75 for large packs and 15 00 for top slaughter hogs. Cattle and sheep show steady to higher tendencies in St Paul and St Joseph markets, with feeders and yearlings active and fat lambs at 17 50 to 18 00 in several regions.
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Chicago
Idaho
ST. Paul
South St. Paul
Minn
Parker
Earloss
Associated Press
Aly
Tata Eos
Sap
Rail stock rally as market shows irregular gains
New York June 19 AP railroad shares rose on an uneven day with Pere Marquette Chesapeake & Ohio and Nickel Plate advancing to near 243 points while Jersey Central led gains. United States Steel rebounded after a small May tonnage uptick amid renewed bank and tax timing expectations.
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York
Ferengeen
van Sweringen
Pere Maranette
Chesapeake ‘& Ohio
Jersey
Cen
United States Steel
Gulf States
Callanoney
United States Steel Corporation
American ‘Tobacco
aAmerican
Jachison
Atul
Coast Line
Baldwin Locomotive
Balt. & Ohio
Bethlehent Steel
California Pet
Canadian Paw
Leath Pd
Cerro da Paseo
Chesapeake & Ohio Gnie
Northwestern Unie
St Co. Roi & Chile Copper Cheyster- Corp
Coca Cola
General Agphain
General Electric
General Motors
Northern Tron Crectis Gt
Northerm, Pta
Gulf States Steel
Hudson “Motors
New York Central
Ards
Norfolk & W Nor
American Northern Paeige
Pacific
Packard Mi
Colorado Fuel Consolidated
Crucibis Steel
Cuba Cane
Dotee Gros
Pierce-Arpone
Reading
Ae Rep
Iron & Steel Souther Pacific Southern Railway
Standard Oil
Stewan Warne Studebaker
Texas Co
Cuil Selphur
Texas & Pacific
Union Pacific
Alcohel
Grain market notes on wheat and corn futures
Market reports show wheat futures steady amid mixed weather signals from the north. Private advices mention 65 900 bushels sold from Oklahoma to Minneapolis for June shipment and 15 090 more for all June. Corn trading active on strong commercial demand amid variable weather and dust conditions across central and southern Illinois and surrounding areas.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Oklahoat
Minneapolis Villa
Pawo Owen
Iino
Hold Neb
Oxfam
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Report Summary
The June numbers show mixed prices for No. 2 yellow corn and No. 2 white wheat, with quotes around 1.64 to 1.65 for certain contracts. Barley and Timothy prices are listed, along with oats, seed, and hay components, including rye and clover notes and recent feed ingredient figures.
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New York
Bartey
Ufay
Chileago
Ap-Wheal
Grady
MLS
OG. Veavisluma
Bellteas
Provisions Prices Report From New York Market
New York market notes with packed dairy and poultry sections. Butter receipts and cheese totals show elevated prices and variable stocks. Poultry futures and hogs receipts feature shifts in regional packing and shipping trends across Chicago and St. Louis markets.
Kansas City and Sioux City Livestock Market Roundup
Kansas City livestock receipts reach 2,500 cattle and 4,000 hogs with steady to higher demand. Cattle show active feeding steers and yearlings with top quotes around 11.50 for heavier steers, while hogs gain about 15 to 20 cents with top bids near 14.96. Sioux City market reports slower cattle demand, with feedlots weak and prices softer. hogs steady to higher, and early fat cows marginally improved.
Waterlo o Markets Prices and Receipts Report
Omaha Livestock market updates show 10,000 active slaughterers and buyers, with higher bid ranges for butchers and bulk cattle moving from 140 to 19.75 per cwt. Receipts include 6,000 fed steers and yearlings, with strong to slow finish, veals weak, and sheep lambs lower. Cotton market and grain quotes mixed with overseas exchange notes and farm produce listings accompany the weekly market snapshot.
Test Ass'n Members in Fayette Convene Picnic at Leon Oldfather Home
About 260 people attended the test association picnic near Arlington. After dinner a program followed with remarks from Pieplaw, and tester Howard Ewing presented the year’s report. The high cow, owned by Wred Piapfow, produced 488 pounds of butterfat, tying her year’s high and matching the previous two years.
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Arlington. la
Contesting Association
Leon
Oldfather
Arlington
Witieh
Reg Pieplaw
Howard Ewing
Wred Piapfow
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Dunkerton
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Pakota
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Nebergien
USA
Tay
Cuik
Orig
Dairy Calf Club
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Toledo
Toledie
Syed Cah
St Ny
Learld
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Minneapolis
Alaing Hog Mart
Lamson Gres. & Co
Marsh-Place
H. A. Norey
U. Prive
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Ray Petges
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Modun
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Extiass
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Sioux City
Jal
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Fanilys
Anne
Gras
Omaha Livestock
Uhieaga
Woo York
Colton Market
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Down
Liverpool
Jung
Minerican
France
Sher Belginin
Eau Hotland
Tals
Argentina
Bulter, Co
Gatier
Rourtry
Fi Clearing House Association
Rak Packing Co
Wedneedas
B. Ruth Plant
Prine
Abe Ee
Barclas & Sons
Cohn Bros
Chine
OY BP
Amen
Rity
Banda
Dune
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Test Ass
Cities Service Company
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