Tama County seeks readjustment of farm valuations
A Tama County petition seeks lower assessed values for farm lands arguing 1925 to 1915 comparisons show higher values with weaker productivity. The group from Tama County Farm Bureau cites sales data and adjacent counties to push for tax reform and fair valuation. Des Moines meeting launches study of farm taxation with plans for Illinois-like program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Tana County
County Darm Bureau
Board of Supervisors
Tams County
Homer Gray
Tama County Farm Bureau
James D. Zhorna
Richond Township
Frank Stark
Perry Township
Willard F. Russell
Tama County
Associated Press
Des Moines
State Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa
J. GC. Watson
Tax Investigation Department
Al-anois
Agricultural Association
Farmy Bureau
Diinois
Farm Bureau
Tex Durden
Picnic of Butler County Farm Bureau Draws Thousands
Thousands of Butler County residents attend the annual farm bureau picnic and rural eighth grade graduation in Allison Iowa. The event features a morning program for rural schools, a big noon dinner, a countywide band, and remarks by Iowa State College extension head Rick Bliss and County Agent 9 G Denner.
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Allison
Butler County
Hare
Farm -Bureau
Hazel M., Black
Ernest Neel
Shelli Rock
Butler County Farm Bureau
R.ick. Bliss
Iowa State College
G. Denner
New Hartford Quartet
Mr. Bliss
Bliss
Germany
Mann
Ivan
Lime and Legume Tour Draws Many Farmers in Black Hawk County
A farm tour in Black Hawk County on Tuesday June 16 begins at 8 a.m. at Lacherd farm near Jesup to view lime alfalfa and sweet clover trials. Stops include A J Widdle, Erwin Reineche, Dallas Husman, and others in La Porte City and Cedar Falls with expert W Warner present. About 150 to 300 farmers expected. the event highlights alfalfa lime and clover interest in the area.
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Black Hawk County
Jesup
A. J. Widdle
Erwin Reineche
Dallas Husman
le Porte City
B. Poss
la Porte City
Ima
Charles Snyder
W. W. Marsh
Orange Township
Chautauqua Park
Waterloo
Titchfield Manufacturing Company
Adolph Otto
Cedar Falls
John Bridan
Fanssville
Sweet Clover
W. Warner
Balmoral Ayrshire Herd to Show at Waterloo Exposition
James F. E. Davidson of Balmoral Farms Ithaca Michigan has informed Dairy Cattle Congress manager E. S. Estel that the Balmoral herd may be shown at the Waterloo exposition. Peter McClelland and Rey Schepple prepare about 75 head as the herd readies for the circuit. Illinois Dairy interests consider including the Dairy Cattle Congress if a state show is held this year.
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James FE. Davidson
Balmoral Farms
Itheca. Mich
Ayrshire
E. S. Estel
Cattte Congress
Balmoral
Peter McClelland
Rey Schepple
BE. M. Clark
Illinois Holstein Breeders’ Association
Illinois
Cattle Congress
Beef Breeders Return as Shorthorns Sell Strong
Columbia, Ma June 12 Sun A Bar farms priced Shorthorns at auction with an average around 300 plus dollars and a top of 1196 for a cow. Miller Son noted Missouri Shorthorn Breeders set a higher average and a top of 7080, with about 20 percent of sales going to new breeders.
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Columbia
Miler & Sone
Missouri
Zant
Jank Baker
Snion
Baby steers to reach market younger and heavier, predicts expert
E N Wentworth of Armour & Co told Tama county beer producers that future market steers will be 80 to 1000 pounds, finished earlier and sold as baby droves. He warned that a yearling winning at the International Livestock Exposition highlights risks in the livestock industry.
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Toledo
E. N. Wentworth
Research Bureau of Armour & Co
Chicago
Tama Couttr Beer
Wentworth
Indushuty
Guernsey cattle show ends with slim sale at Wyanet farms
About 200 attendees watched the Iowa Guernsey Cattle Club event at Wyanet farms near Davenport. Prices averaged around 130 dollars per head with a top bid of 160 dollars for a yearling, as Oliver S. Johnson's sale drew a quiet crowd and several prize-winners were named in classes for bulls and cows.
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Davenport
Iowa
GuErnsey Cattle Club
Wyanet Farms
Here
Jrith
George M. Bechtel
Ray Mac Lhratth
Oliver S. Johnson
Tipton
Johuson
Wisconsin
Francis Stewart
J. R. Graham
Jon Gallavaux
Waterloo
Ueh
C. A. Mountain
Des Moines
Bechtel
C. 3
Finley
Lawa Extension
Owa
A. PB
J. P. Byes
Des Mones
Guernsey
Hoes
Floyd Johnston
Tows State Dairy Association
W. B. Quarton
Algona
Gaya
Elasa
Kitchener
Dot
Mowntain Brothers
AD Guernshy
BULS
Sweet clover pasture notes on Anderson farm in June
A farm report from June details sweet clover grown on Anderson's farm in 7A pasture. The field shows a good stand with mixed white and yellow clovers, six inches tall, and about three tons per acre of clover and oats cultivated this spring. Anderson plans to use the crop for pasture this fall. A separate notice announces a Jackson Monroe bureau picnic in Kenton townships on June 14 at Ray Anderson's pasture eight miles west of town.
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Soa
Porta Cite
Anderson
Anderso
Atr Spict
Vinton
Trace
Tafoy ‘Bureau
Jackson
Monroe
Cedar and Brice
Kenton Roves
Will Do ‘Puesday
Ray Asderwoon
Red Bull Highway
William Daly
Cedar Rapids
Will Tale
Genevieve Standt
State University
Town City
Matt Standt
Noxsey Parker
Helen Shults
Mason City
J. Oakes
Craven
Clal Moffete
Charles Arhart
Eunica Arhart
Wimbledon
N. C
Mamie Bailey
Kansas City
Julia Bailey
Parsons
Kan
George Bailey
Mamie
Unis
Charles Jegsmore
Seal
G. Ramsay
Cooper Farm
Rockford
Farmers Questions and Comments To Foster Warm Department
Letters to the Foster Warm Department at the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterling Iowa address questions and comments. Readers are invited to send thoughts via the given phone number for publication consideration.
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Foster Warm
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterlng
Iowa
Poultry Culling Campaign Training and Guidance
A garbled note references poultry culling training and how to manage one's flock. It mentions seeking competent help, locating instructions, and contacting individuals, with unclear names and contact details embedded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reyes Aildress Sebee
Wheat Leads In Quotation Drop In Chicago Market
Chicago June 1 Wheat prices weakened after a hesitant start as selling from eastern connected houses pushed values down. July and September quotations fell from early levels with rallies and further declines leaving the close unsettled and lower. Corn and oats tumbled alongside wheat, with rain in parts of the belt weighing on prices and oats finishing net higher or lower depending on position.
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Chicago
Bcoff
Lety
Hog Market Slips Slightly With Mixed Cattle and Provisions
Receipts at Omaha mixed as hogs open fair with gains to 25 cents. Heavies up to 12.65, light hogs 23 60c higher. Steers near 11.50 top, feeders mixed with demand steady. Cattle and calves show modest changes while provisions react to hog value shifts. Chicago quotes show wheat and grain moves, with oats and barley posted alongside.
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Associated Press
Omeaga
Chicago
Agi
Omaha
Neo
Chalce Idahos
ST. Paul
Minn
Bologna Dells
Commodity Prices And Market Radar From New York And Midwest
The report tracks assorted grain and livestock prices across New York and Midwest exchanges. Lard and Riba prices appear, with Holllea at higher levels, and futures or spot values noted for wheat corn oats barley and soy related items. Cattle hogs and sheep receipts and price ranges are listed with regional notes from Minneapolis Saint Louis and Omaha markets.
Livestock price report from East St Louis and St Paul markets
Receipts and price ranges across cattle, hogs, and sheep at East St Louis and St Paul markets with notes on supply and demand. Cattle and hog values show steadiness with modest variations. calves and feeders also listed alongside representative sales by Lamson Bros. & Co. Chicago reporting.
Market rises on strong buy orders amid rails and staples
Heavy buying in early trade drove up many leading shares including Royal Dutch Shell Pacific and Simons as investors priced in improved trade signals and rising dividends. United States Steel and General Electric advanced while speculative interest boosted high priced issues, with calls for cautious optimism amid credit conditions.
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Associated Presa
New York
Jodias
Imarket
Hinvk&É
Royal Dutch, Pacific
Simins
Markie
Maxwell
American Tkepublic
Olla
Gicm
Genem
Maxwell Slaters
United States
Havana
Frans Sara Tutley- Allied Chemlent & Dyr
American Es American Im jAmerican Locomotive
Armerican Smeling & Ret
Aimerican Sugar
American Tel
American Water Work
American Woolson
Bath Anaconda
Ares Aeee
Lingwert
LGR
Baldwin Lotomotive Vecese
Baltimore & Onip
Tanthlehem Steel
California Petroleum
Canadian Pactic
Kennecott Copper
Lehigh Valley
Louisville & Sashvlle
Mack
Marland Oil
Maxwell Motors
Seaboard Oil Mo
Kan
Tox
Missouri Pacitc
Pth
Montgomery
Ward National Biscuit
National Lend
New York Centra YY
Hartford
Orfolk & Western Nor
American
Foul, Pia
Lilo Pennsylvania
Phila
Rdig
Phillips Pet
Bure
Frending
Stent Reynolds Tech
Southern Pacific - Southern Ry
Standard
Stewart W
Studebaker
Texas Vo
Teras & Pa
Tobroca
Ceeseereree
Jinion Pacific
Utah
Wahash Pri
Aweet Teae Wreatinghouse Elec
Werdatl Law Settee Res Woolworth
Dedge Bros. Nfd
Prices in Chicago and New York Marts Report
Produce prices at Chicago and New York markets show steady to lower trends across dairy eggs and poultry. Reports list butter eggs cheese and various poultry items with multiple regional price quotes and foreign exchange notes from New York on June 12.
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Chicago
New York
R Butler
Pacific Coast
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Poland
Czacho-Slovakis
Jugo-Slavia
Austria
Tloumiania
AGHA
Argentina
Brazil
Toklo
Shanghai
Vikas
Montréal
New
Receipts and Prices in Kansas City Livestock Market Report
Kansas City market notes receipts of cattle hogs and sheep with steady to higher bids. Calves and veal ledgers show mixed prices and range from low to mid range, hogs show gains to 25 cents with top sold near 12.16, and shell and potato markets pull through also noting regional price shifts and supply levels.
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Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
Catelag
Vents
Dickinson unable to speak at farm bureau picnic
Congressman L J Dickinson could not fill his speaking slot at the Buchanan County farm bureau picnic at the fair grounds. Representative T J Robinson from Tamp an substituted for Dickinson. Other items note cancer research efforts, a children's program, and local family updates from Anamosa and San Antonio.
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Independence
L. J. Dickinson
County Farm Bureau
Fair Grounds
T. J. Fs
Robinson
Tampfon
Dickinson
DIKE
Nathryn Wailers
Anamosa
Tan Method
G. W. Gotke
San Antonio
Tex
Dior
Mrv
Kenninigsen
Hue Wilent
Iowa
Jacobsen
Yona
Wather Jepson Bas
Sartori Hospital
Cedar Falls
Olin Hukill Weds Margaret Silver in New York City
Announcement from Waterloo area friends on the marriage of Olin Van Meter Hukill son of the late A T Hukill and Miss Margaret Bird Shiver daughter of Dr and Mrs Lewis Silver. The ceremony occurred June 10 in New York City and the couple will reside there.
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Olin Hukill
Margaret Silver
New York City
Oln van 'Meter Hukill
A. T. Hukill
Margaret Bird Shiver
Lewis’ Af. Silver
Severity-second Street
New York
Linkill
Waterloo
New Hartford
New
James Stnips
Armstrong
Fat Parkershirs
Ae Ma Day
Maurles Stapely
Mark Tollere
Sun¢ama
Ase Fa Nueemae Sprand Ledges Rayet
A. AL
Daysenport
Harold Wilson
Reinbeck
Californis
Wilson
New Hartford Schoola
Chester Harmon
Town Sundey
Shell Rock
Roxpel
Sugar Prices Mixed Across Markets Report
Fragmentary OCR appears to reference sugar markets in New York with odd figures and garbled names. Mentions $40 fee spot and ranges around $9.15, with scattered city names Minneapolis and Minneapolis? unclear. Overall indicates unsettled prices and unspecified contracts or scales.
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New York
Dee Man
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Jall Grains
J. A. Wallis
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Hymbra
Joe Golinvaux
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Cinas
Gollnvaux
Reymond
Highland Finee
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Compton Brothers
Des Leines
Mountainh Brothers
Kitelner
Jack Blexert
Albis
Ethel
Wyanet
Dubai
Beauty
Tarryaurle
W. W. Marah
Peniria
Panet Farms
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Compton Lrothers
Golden Dairypmmid
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Lamson Broa, & Co
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H. A
Morey
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Ehalen
New York Exchange
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Virginia
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California
Henry Dorland
Edgar Ave Hone
F. B. Gates
Russell Smith
Kave
Des Roines
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Lowell Clay
Rockwell
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Liberty Bonds
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Texas
Mins Bapolis Tlalt
K. Minnervolle
Mii
Due Tee-Flone
Vivhangeddom
Ie Aighee
Faratiy Pou
Annenally
Insurance Loan
P.O. Box
Waterloo, Iowa
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