Guernsey Exhibit At Summer Meet Boosts Breed
Valley Junction Iowa June 12 The Town Guernsey breeders opened the 194 show season with a summer exhibit at Compton Brothers farm. Visitors toured Mountain Farm to view Cherub Guernsey descendants before a large picnic and a program of speakers on dairying and breed improvements. The event highlighted town Guernsey cattle, junior calf clubs, and demonstrations by Prof H W W Kildee with a display herd.
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Valley Junction
Compton Brothers
J. Rider
J. Atleen Wallis
Dulayne
Iowa
Towa
Mountain Brothers
Here
Comptonus
Gettig
Jess Compton
Clark Mountain
Town Guernsey Cattle Club
A. H. Mienis
Vailox Function Commercial City
Guernsey
Comptons
F. H. Babson
Chicago
Finley
Earl Weaver
Ames
Mr. Babson
Fred ©. Ferguson
Baare Dairy Association
Clu
W. OW. Marsh
Waterloo
Isla
Marsh
America
H. WW
Kildee
Hoey
Chesner Farm
Hildee
Folk County Guernsey
Marle Mountain
Charles Toves
Des Moines
Francis Philson
Mitchellville
Cherub’s
Prof. Kildee
Valley Junction Commercial Club
My May Rose
The
Farmers Questions and Comments in Versed
Letters to the Editor from readers address farm questions and comments to the Farm Department of the Waterloo Evening Courier, inviting responses and guidance. Readers ask about crop practices, market concerns, and rural living, seeking expert clarification from the newspaper’s agricultural desk.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
T. B. Solicitor's List 100 Per Cent Perfect in Grundy
Grundy Center notices say on June 12 Nass district No. 7 in Cary township Grundy county will test and sign petitions to eradicate a disease from livestock. Meetings across the county engaged farmers and an inquiry group works to secure support for the plan.
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T. B. Solicitor’s List
Grundy
Grundy Center
Nass
Wallaverabettad
Cary Township
Grundy County
Bromlfor Catthy
Lie
Kansas Needs 40,000 Harvest Hands for Wheat Crop
June 12 report from Nes Moines states harvest in the southwest is starting and Kansas requires about 40,000 outside workers to harvest roughly 1,900,000 acres in June and July. Wages cited range from 13.50 to 4 per day with board and lodging. Oklahoma and Texas also report growing demand and likely early starts.
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Nes Moines
Great Southwest
A. L. Klek
Iwe
George Bb. Tucker
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Colorado
Nebraska
Skiahoma
Wichita
Slite
Grundy Beef Tour Set for Next Week
The Grundy County Baby Beef club traverses farms Monday June 9 with Iowa Beef Producers' secretary John Tay accompanying. They visit members’ homes starting at 9 30 a m from Plager’s Colfax farm and proceed to Dicken’s Anderson’s and others ending at Storfohan in Lincoln township Tama county.
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Courier Farm Department
Grundy County
Baby Beef Club
John Tay
Iowa Beef Producers’ Association
Nwa
Tay
Plager
Colfax Township
J. D. Dicken
Carl Anderson
N.C
Mai‘ose Township
O R. Beeghwe
Bristley Charles Surbbs
J. W. Tlator
Guy ¢. Coulter
Felix
Alfred Storfohan
Lincolnm Towgshin
Tama County
Few Culls in Flock at John Finnegan's Farm Demonstration
June 12. In 159 Buffergingtons John Finnegan Stapleton township had only a few culls when a farm demonstration showed how to pick out poor layers. Demonstration illustrated differences between profitable and unprofitable producers.
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Lawler
John Finnegan
Stapleton Township
Farmer cites pheasants as crop aid despite worm damage
Cedar Mails June 2. Hernard Smith, a west of here farmer, argues Chinese pheasants hurt crops less than worms. A game warden and companions examined two birds. 249 cat worms found in crops, none of which were corn. He contends pheasants may protect corn by eating worms, countering general complaints of crop disturbance.
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Hernard Smith
Here
Aluce
Himlch
Coulter Farm Home Near Ideal Yard Appeals
Conrad Iowa June 12 Four and one half miles northwest of here lies Fred Coulter and family’s farm home rated near ideal in layout. The property features a neat lawn and weed free vegetable beds East of the dwelling a tidy well kept area with straight rows of vegetables. The yard extends to the road with sod up to the curb. The farmyard shows well kept buildings paint in good repair and spreading scrub and trees. The sight of large barns with cupping barns announces the farmstead from afar.
Kildee to Judge Dairy and Swine Shows by Air Trip
Ames Iowa June 12 N H Kildee head of animal husbandry will judge Ayrshire cows at the National Dairy Show in the forenoon and travel by airplane from Milwaukee to Peoria to judge swine at the National Swine Show in the afternoon. He often receives four to eight judging calls weekly during the exposition season and may travel to California State Fair as well.
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Ames
N. H. Kildee
Tdee
Milwaukee
Wis
Peoria
Klidee
California
Charles Stubbs Gets Limestone For Field To Plant Legume Hay
Grundy county farmers with their county agent C S Macy have ordered limestone to apply to fields for alfalfa. Charles Stubbs, president of Grundy County Farm Bureau, and neighbors hauled limestone from Conrad to spread on the land. The fertilizer is a good grade ground or crushed for agricultural use.
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Charles Stubbs
Conrad, Ta
Grands County
C. S. Macy
Grundy
Orange Bureau Meeting Draws Few Attendees in Township
The Orange Township Park bureau held a sparse meeting for men and women, stressing cooperation and education for effective farming. R M Guin spoke to the men, Miss Hudson discussed nutrition and preventive dentistry, and organizers planned a county parade float for the upcoming picnic. Another session is set for Monday at 3 p.m. to finalize parade plans.
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Orange Township
Spe
Wfa
Ming Kilzabeth
Hudson
Miss Hudson
Plenic
Aspirant to Public Office Resigns Position in Bureau
Emil F. Drewlow elected chairman of New Hampton Township Farm Bureau Chickasaw county to fill vacancy from resignation of WI Danner. Danner resigned to comply with bureau rules barring office holders or candidates from holding farm bureau posts. Election held at Boyd schoolhouse. Frank Hunt county agent spoke after a short film presentation.
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Boyd, Ta
Emil F. Drewlow
New Hampton Township
Sullivan Milking Shorthorn Sold to Mr Chase
Independence Indiana June 12 D C Sullivan Liberty township sold a Milking Shorthorn bull to Mr Chase Greeley Indiana during a visit to Buchanan county. The purchase marks the first exposure of the purchaser to the local herds and farms as noted in the county records.
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Independence
D. C. Sullivan
Liberty Township
Chase
Greeley
Buchanan County
Grain Market Notes and Prices Across Regions
OCR fragment covers OEICAGG case quorazzons and grain prices for corn, oats, rye, and white varieties with totals and per bushel figures. It includes New York grains and cotton futures, listing bids, shipments, and quality notes for June deliveries and nearby months.
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York
New York
Stember
Kartey
Steete
Trading 15 Brisk on N Y Exchange
The stock market opened with a brisk advance led by Stewart Warner, as many issues rose to new highs including Rock Island and Colorado & Southern. United States Steel stayed around 47, while low priced railroad stocks and tobacco, motor, chemical and oil shares showed strength amid early profit taking. Call money opened at 2 percent.
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Associated Press
Federal Reserve Bank
Kare
Stewart Warner
Ie Mill
Fittsburgh & West Virginia
Rock Island
Ucker
Rogby
Southert Railroad
Seaboard Airline
Union Pacific
Cigar
Liggett & Meyers
Leading
Dawson Chemical
Southern and Western
Baldwin
Americcan Can
Evern
United States Steel
Kansas City Livestock Receipts and Market Report Highlights
Kansas City livestock receipts around 4 000 calves and 8 000 hogs with mixed results. Early price trends show steady fed steers around 16.25 and hog top near 6.90 with most around 6.63. Sheep and cattle varied with calves steady and stockers scarce. prices for cows and heifers near 4.25 to 5. etc. Additional markets include St Paul and Chicago reports noting weak cattle bids and steady to strong hogs with bureau estimates predicting tomorrow's receipts across regions.
Wheat market lifts with mixed signals in futures trading
Wheat futures edged higher after a firm close driven by reduced production outlook and regional demand shifts amid showers in Canada and rival bids in Chicago territory. Corn and oats showed mixed moves with light support and a firmer tone in provisions due to cautious selling.
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Ags
Chicago
Ittag Iated
Liverpool
Vallues
Miss Blanche Robbins Speaks on Juvenile Court Roles
Miss Blanche Robbins probation officer told Lions Club members at Black’s Team Room that juvenile courts should have greater control over placing children in homes and over delinquents in state institutions. She urged stricter enforcement of laws and more attention to the code of laws for unfortunate children.
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Blanche Robbins
Lions Club
Black
Board of Control
Hogs and cattlePrices mixed as trade slows at Chicago market
Chicago market report shows hogs near 7.00 with prices mixed to 3 10c lower on early sales and large packers quiet. Cattle receipts 14 000 with limited near term demand, beef steers and fed cows selling around 11.00 and 8.50 to 10.25, vealers steady around 9.50 to 10.50, sheep active with lambs down 13 to 25 cents and best lambs around 14.00 to 15.50 per hundred.
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Allied Chemical Dre
American Car & Oundr
American Smelting
Aes
American Sugar Beris Bee
American Tely & Tel
iAmericatn Tobacco
American Woolen Sens
Amer
Afta Obe
Atechison iAnacond Coper
Antic Coast Line
Baldwin Lacomge Uy
Haltimore & Ohio Ae
Bethleham Sicel Desea
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Teee Bees
Cerra
Chandler Motors Te
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Mil
Stu Faul
T & Tac
Chile
Tess Ang Congaleunt Consolidated Gas
Fern Products
Casden
Cribible Steel Cuba
Davison Chemical Tore Ts Tu Font de Xemours
Oat
Famous Players
el General Asphalt
General Electric
General, Motors
Greatorthern
Prano
Gulf States Steel Ra
Fin
Houston
Illinois Central
International Harvester Sti Int
Mer
Marine, Pid
Tat Tel
Tel
Snes Tay Tavinel Ail
Kelly
la We
Nasavive
Maswell Motor
Middle States
Pacific
New Orleans
Tex
New York
X. i. Vee
Lartford
Norfolk & Ern
Northern Pacific
American Petroleum
Fineslyanis
Lamson Bros. & Co
H. A. Morey
Pure Oil
É . Fee Mirago
Republic
Steel & Uw Reynolds Tobacco
Storr-Sheffield
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Vet Oo
Lindebaker Corneration
RA Texas Co
Welsh Price
Texas & Pacific
Rvs
Tnion Pacific
United Drugo
S. Ind. Alenhot
United States Riuhher
D States Steel
Tica Westinghouse
Lys Overland
Woolworth
Market Summary: Livestock Receipts and Prices
Receipts: hogs 1 200 mostly steady to lower with prices around 36.84 for desirable 160 lb pounds. packing sow prices around 6.00 to 7.00. Cattle receipts 5 800 with beef steers and yearlings slow, top steer price about 10.40. stockers and feeders steady. cows and heifers around 34.50 to 8.06. vealers to packers about 38.00. Sheep receipts 1 590 with western lambs around 16.25 native springers 15.50. fed lambs 13.25. light ewes 5.0.
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Waterloo
Esterday Ye
Boi
Boi. Ry
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Minn
Utter
Alter
Tong S
Rath Packng Co
Sein & Co
ST. Paul Livestock
St. Paul
Mion
Associated Press
Chicago
Yesterda
Sologna
New York Flour Prices at Mills Patent Market
Market notes show flour prices in New York on June 12 with soft winter straights quoted at 5.1065 and 5.907? patents and related clears at 4.75 to 5.30 with various patent values cited.
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New York
Mills
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
Produce prices in Chicago and New York markets show firm creamery milk higher and lower grades lower. Eggs and poultry values vary with receipts reported. cheese, milk products, and fresh meats listed with multiple grades and regional terms.
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Chicago
New York
Freigat
Expre
St Joseph Livestock Markets Report June 12
Receipts included hogs at 36.85 bulk, cattle 2,300 steady with steers around 14.00 and calves 34.50 to 69.49. Sheep arrivals 2,560 steady with lambs near 25.00 to 16.50, ewes around 5.00 to 5.78. Also notes a Vatican Library description with 25 rooms and grand halls.
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ST. Joseph
Waterloo Laundry Co. Furnishings Advertised for Temporary Stay
Mr Newcomer can stay until furniture arrives. Offer includes linen dishes silverware and related items. Call at The Waterloo Laundry Co located near Vark Ase and Jefferson for details.
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Waterloo Laundry Co
Vark Ase
Jefferson
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