Appanoose County Cleared of Bovine TB Gains Status
Des Moines June 13 Iowa agriculture confirms Appanoose County as a modified accredited area after eradicating bovine tuberculosis, joining four other counties Jaspar Pottawattamie Wapello Winnebago. The program yields a premium for hog buyers and draws interstate interest as Illinois and California seek to mirror Iowa’s dairy TB cleanup efforts.
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Lows Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
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Jaspar
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Wapello
Winnebago
Marke Thornburg
B. NM. Davigan
Department of Agriculture of
Illinois
Iowa
Thornburg
State Department
Mitchell Expects New Progress for Co-Op Grain Firm
Mitchell predicts swift progress for the Grain Marketing company as it seeks to sell stock in Indiana. Despite no secretary of state permit yet, informal opinions suggest no obstacle to issuance and potential approval for financing. Attorney J G Mitchell of the Farm Bureau Federation backs rapid completion of the cooperative’s financing, aiming to override state commissions in Illinois and Indiana.
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Des Mouines
Grain Marketing
Indiana
Altho
Tony
Lincis
S. Ostrem
Tate Bond End Investment Department
Ostrem
Corpration
Mn Aiven
Mit
Ben J. Gibson
J. G. Mitchell
Awn Farm Bureau Federation
Th Company
Commerce Commissions
Co-Operative Organization
Persinger Builds Holstein Herd on 80 Acre Farm
Shell Rock Iowa June 13 E B Persinger an early tester now farms in Butler county on an 80 acre plot developing a herd of nearly 20 Holstein cattle. He previously farmed in Black Hawk county for a year and was among the first testers for the Benson Pioneer associations. He favors clover as prime pasture and hay to feed dairy cows.
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Shell Rock
E. BF. iPersinger
Butter County
Persinger
Black Hawk
Benson Association
Pioneer Association
Farmers Questiona and comments addressed to Watering Exchange
Communications to Fall er Farm Department in Was Sterlog Iowa at phone 6160. Readers are invited to send questions and comments to the listed contact point for the farming exchange counter.
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Faller
Sterlog
Iowa
Cats In Bulletin From Federal Department
Washington June 18 The department of agriculture prepared four printed bulletins noting the cat crop ranks third in importance and provides horse feed and some human use. It lists diseases including loose and covered disease, stem rust and crown rot and discusses wild and tame cats plus varieties such as Swedish select silver mines and white tartar. The typist misread o as c making it a study on cats. the bulletin will not be distributed.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
United States
Income accounts not average for Black Hawk county
Farm Editor reports that five farmers in Black Hawk county posted high management returns in a statewide farm accounting project. The average income cited was about 1400 dollars, not representative of all county farmers, as many top dairy operations skew results. Returns ranged from about 808 dollars short of any return to 4527.20 dollars, with two Black Hawk participants among the state's top five.
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Black Hawk Co
Black Hawk County
John Galloway
Laws Extension Service
Cire
Galloway
Iowa
Co Operators Learn Ways to Oust Cabbage Pests
Co operative demonstration work to acquaint town farm wives with methods to combat cabbage worms and protect vitamins in vegetables will be carried on in the state again this year. Black Hawk county will join. 90 Iowa women joined last year, with 300 expected this year as plants go out from Ames between June 20 and 30.
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Mmes
George Paterson
Julius Peterson
Howard Glasener
Norma Diggins
Hans Flansen
Anna Mattingly
al Henry
E. &. Matting
Cedaralis
Fred Campbell
C. Bechtelheimer
R. Kine
George Cunningham
Wilbert Miller
Waterloo
B.S. Heiple
Dewar
Savoy
Golden Acre
Copenhagen
C. J. Fitch
Iowa
Ames
Fite
Washington Township Farmers Meet at George Home
Washington Township farm bureau will convene at the home of Mr and Mrs Freya George Tuesday evening June 16. The meeting was postponed due to a train delay and all members taking part in community singing are urged to attend as it will be the last practice before the contest the following day at Wateroo. Women are not asked to provide refreshments as other arrangements have been made.
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Washington Township Farm Bureau
Freya George
Wateroo
Hill considering Iowa State Fair show in Des Moines
Frank Hill, a Duroc breeder near Shell Rock, plans to exhibit at the Iowa State sale if his hogs continue to perform well. He has shown at county and district events in recent years and would focus on older animal classes if he attends Des Moines.
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Shell Rock
Frank Hill
Iowa State
Hill
Des Mohas
Oats Shorten As Drought Brings Inadequate Hay Yield
Early oats are heading with unusually short straw and short heads, signaling a likely low yield. Farmers note corn looks strong and may offset oats shortfall, while rain over the next two weeks could aid crops. Concerns include potential storm damage to corn and pasture issues in Kesey area where a local creamery pool has grown from 60 to 200 patrons.
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Kesley
John Schooneman
Kesey
Butler County
Schooneman
Schoens- Manh
Co-Operative
Hkesiay
Farmers’ Institution
Wool Buyers Wrench Up Wool Pool Prices
In Toledo Iowa Tama County Wool Growers Association faced price volatility as buyers raised offers from 5 to 40 cents per pound on pooling day, yielding about 1,000 pounds. Some farmers abandoned the pool leading to a smaller allotment than expected. A Butler County meeting will decide if wool is sold locally or shipped to Boston for sale through the national association later, aiming for higher prices.
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Tama County Wool Growers’ Association
Allison
Tyre
Butler County Wool Growers’ Agasociation
Court House
Boston
National
Wool Growers’ Association
Benton and Tama Boards Defer on Farm Valuations
In Iowa, Benton and Tama counties discussed a farm bureau request to cut land valuations for tax purposes by 10 percent. Boards did not act, citing consideration of the issue. Benton board noted farm taxes are high relative to other property. Tama board asked the county attorney for an opinion after farmers petitioned for a reduction.
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Benton
Tama
Vinton
Board of Supervisors
Farm Bureau
Benton County
Toledo
Tuma County
Husky Hustlers Elect Officers At Waterloo Meeting
The Husky Hustlers of Waterloo township gathered at Mrs. Roy Middlekauff’s home to elect officers for the club. Grace Heidt was named president with Vivian Noltensmeier as vice president and Ruth Shanks as secretary treasurer. Lois Noltensmeier became historian, Ariene and Louene Bridge served as newspaper reporters, Adice Heidt as health chair, Evelyn Marston as music chair, and Mrs. Roy Mitchell chosen as club leader. A muffin baking demonstration by Mrs. Middlekauft and Mrs. Mitchell preceded photos and closing songs.
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Husky Hustlers
Waterloo Township
Roy Middlekauff
Grace Heidt
Vivian Noltensmeier
Ruth Shanks
Lois Noltensmeier
Ariene
Louene Brige
Adice Heidt
Evelyn Marston
Roy Mitchell
Middlekauft
Mitchell
Wheat Falls on Rain Reports and Mixed World Prices
Chicago trading opened with widespread rain pushing wheat lower before modest gains later as demand showed strength and futures trimmed losses. Corn and oats weakened on harvest expectations while export demand remained slow. prices fluctuated across Chicago and other markets with sparse clear direction.
Cattle and hog market report from Chicago June sales
Cattle receipts 600 with mixed results across grades. best steers at 85 to 86 cents lower, light yearlings strong with top around 12 dollars, grass cattle slow, cows and heifers mostly steady to weak. Hog receipts 6,000 with most prices steady to higher, bulk 140 to 210 pounds about 11.50 to 12.25, sows 11.15 to 11.50, slaughter pigs around 10.25 to 11.60. Sheep receipts 3,000 with fat lambs 46 to 50 cents higher, feeding lambs about 50 cents lower, top fat lambs 15 to 16 dollars, yearlings 13 dollars, ewes 6 dollars.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Nguisas Ley
Sume
Stright Bussset
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Snapshot
Receipts and prices for cattle, hogs, and sheep show weeklong declines in some categories with strong bids on grain fed steers and yearlings. Top figures hit $12.25 for hogs and $16.10 for native lambs. butter markets end the week steady after early volatility in Chicago.
Strength Shown In Stock Trades On Opening
New York June 13 stock prices moved higher at the opening as oil demand and fuel price signals steadied. DuPont and Standard Milling posted gains while Allied Chemical and General Electric led early advances. trading showed strength in motors and food issues with several issues lifting to new highs. Foregin exchanges opened steady. sterling around 4.9532 dollars and French francs at 0.75.
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St. Gouln
St. Louis
Kudson Motors
Wilys Overland Preferred
International Combustion Engineering
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Remington
Eypewriter
Amerean Can
Weekly Grain and Provision Review
Wheat prices slid sharply in New York after a Canadian crop outlook suggested a bigger harvest. Reports cited improved trade, with steel and rail stock gains offset by large profit-taking on some names. Total volume traded neared 600000 shares as U.S. and Canadian crop expectations influenced oats and lard demand.
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Westinghouse
Otis
Associated Press
Chicago
Canada
United States
Off on Board Produce Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
New York June 13 reports varied dairy and poultry pricing. Butter, creamery products, cheese, and milk flats show mixed levels amid steady to firm demand. Chicago receipts list butter and cheese values with several itemized price ranges for fresh and processed goods.
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Chicago
Weamery
Wisconsin
Hemnery
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Three Killed As GOP S Gangsters Battle Police in Chicago
A gun battle on Western Avenue ends with the deaths of two police officers and gangster Allchiel Genna, and the wounding of a third officer and Genna's companions. Police Sergeant Charles Walsh and Michael Genna die. Detective Sergeant Michael Conwas is critical. The clash follows a high speed chase and crash into a fence as gunmen and police exchange fire in close quarters.
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Allchiel Genna
Genn
Ganna
Angelo Genoa
Charles Walsh
Dereseut H. Glvos
Michael Genna
Michael Conwas
John Seale
Albert Anmialie
Western Avenue
Bu Teau
Para
Sixtieth Street
William Sweeney
Dolico
Angelo Genna
Genna
Killat
North Side Street
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Wee - Sses
Plans for Farm Bureau Picnic Set For June 17
Final plans for the annual farm bureau picnic are to be announced after a committee meeting at the office in the courthouse. The event at Electric Park will feature diplomas presentation to eighth grade rural school graduates and a parade is urged for Wednesday morning.
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Annus Farm Bureau
Electric Park
Farm Bureau
Court House
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