Litchfield’s Turkeys Prove Easy With Proper Care
Litchfield Manufacturing head B C Litchfield of Waterloo shows how a small flock of 22 hens and seven toms produced 750 eggs by June and raised turkeys to market weights. He details feeding, incubator use, brood care, and the financial viability of a poultry business in Cedar Heights, Cedar Rapids area.
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B.C. Litchield
Litchfield Manufacturing Company
Waterloo
Litchfield
Eges
Rhode Island
Will Lapp
Iowa
Poultry Yard
Guernsey cattle show thrilling Iowa breed picnic
About 250 Guernsey breeders and enthusiasts from Iowa and Wisconsin gathered in Dubuque for the Iowa Guernsey Breeders’ Association picnic and show. The event featured judging by Prof Earl Weaver, with Marsh’s Marigold named grand champion female and Cherry’s Golden Plume as champion bull, plus awards across multiple classes.
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Dubuque
Hagle Paint Park
Mississippi River
Wisconsin
Illinois
Iowa
Will and Siusser
J.allen Wallis
Clark Mountain
Dea Moines
Lowauernsey Cattia Club
Charles DL. Hil
Rosendale
Wis
Tie
Musser
National Association
Wallis Farm
Point Park
Close Fork Farm
Durango
J. Allen Wallis
Guernsey
Marsh Farms
Waterloo
Des Moines
Platteville
Earl Weaver
Town State College
W.W. Marsh
Ward
Mary Allen Pancratz
Queen of
Mountain Brothers
Golinvraux
Prairie
Marsh
Fred Kammilter, Jr
Cow
i—Marsh
Glory of
Johnstown
Louis Steger
Spring Brook
Frederick H. Wailis
J. Allen
Wallis
Tessy Canary
Arbor
Rock
Anton Osterhous
Yckshurst
George Steser & Sone
Waupton
Ils
Betty
Towanda
Netlle
Highland Place
Golintaux
Primrose
Mound City
Charles A. Wikins
J. Rider Wallis
Thinning Out a Stern Duty in the Garden
A seasoned gardener explains thinning seedlings to proper spacing. Use a foot rule or wheel to mark correct distances and avoid overcrowding, as crowding harms head lettuce and other big growth crops. A 0 acre fox farm has started near Wrangell Alaska.
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Wrangell
Alas
Shorthorn Breeders Elect Officers in Iowa Meeting
Bluader Ia June 14 Members of Clayton County Shorthorn Breeders Association held a picnic and business meeting at Wahls Brothers. Dr A Benson presided as officers were elected: Benson president Keth vice president Brandt secretary treasurer Allyn Whitel Elmred Brandt Wagner Leai directors. Hal Langley and John Haleey spoke on beef outlook and association work. County Agent Combs discussed the galt club.
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Dubuque
Iowa
Wisconsin
Fred Kammiller
J. Rider Wallis
Arnold Pancratz
J. Allen Wallis
Dubuque County Guernsey
Bluader
Clayton County Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
Wahls Brothers
Fleida
Wahls
Aftier Ghat
A. Benson
L. H. Brandt
Mr. Benson
Roy .Keth
Mr. Brandt
Willian Allyn
George Whitel
Elmred Brandt
Wagner Lea
Wheat closes lower on export calls amid weak demand
Chicago today reports subdued export business and general buying, pushing wheat prices down with July and September futures dipping from opening quotes. Corn and oats show mixed moves as light demand and weaker wheat drag prices lower, while provisions fail to gain support. Chicago cash quotations list various grain grades, bids, and prices across corn oats and soy products.
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Pres
Chieigs
Jdt
Thorn Oy
Hatore
Eles
Wetueta
Farm Bureau Picnic to Feature Shoeshoe Pitching Event
The Mayers will headline the farm bureau picnic program with a morning horseshoe pitching contest on Friday June 22. The Courier offers singles and doubles events as part of a busy afternoon with other sports and prizes including candy and ice cream.
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Black Hawk County Farm Bureau
Mayers
The&Se
Courier
Prey
Milwaukee Gramiously
Milwaukee
Wis
Wheat
Lawn City
Bate
Saairite
Bkey
Farm Bureau
Bert C. Moon
Stock Prices Slide as Market Opens in Broad Decline
New York June 14 stocks continued downward at the opening with many leading issues trading lower. Heavy selling pressure hit producers and metals shares while rails and industrials declined. limited advances appeared in some names such as Crucible Steel and Studebaker amid a broad market selloff.
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New Yorks
Jinldwin
Btudebater
United States
Law
Crucible
Gavlt
Orelrn
Arman
Stock Exchange
Vushowd Bintes Steel
Studebaker
Awortcan Locomatiys
Rotvenced
Sharp
Ovaont
Aimerican
Atehiwon
St. Paul
Leary
I C Crop Report Is Cheering Corn Little Delayed
Iowa corn shows good growth though below last year's height as rains and rising temperatures push development. Plowing and second mowing proceed. oats, haylands, and grasses brighten, with clover and timothy near last year’s yield. Potatoes bloom ahead. fruit trees blossom. Warm weather boosts outlook in district.
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Iowa
Ilinois Central Crop Service
Arly
Grain and cotton market notes from Peoria and Omaha summaries
Inland market clippings show corn receipts and grade quotes at Peoria with No 2 and better elevating to around 1 Ate, No 4 yellow at five cents, and No 3 mixer around 8 34 cents. Omaha wheat futures edge near 1.04 to 24.06 with No 2 white quoted, oats around 41 to 43 cents, and cotton futures opening steady in New York with mid 24. furthers referencing January contracts at about 24.00 to 24.85.
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Omaha Graty
New York
Ostoner
Chamber
Elgin Creamery Men Honor 127 Years Of Service
A monthly bulletin notes Elgin Creamery men on the Veterans club of Iowa record eight board members with 127 years of service. Frei Reichert leads as director and 22 year president total 23. H. S. Grothlas shows 200 years of service year 1903. John Jederech and Charles Roth seven years each. Melcher Luch singer, secretary, has 29 years with plant start in 1594.
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Veterans’ Club of Iowa
Creamery Secretaries’ & Managers’ Association
Elgin
Frei Reichert
Groth Las
H. McMillan
B. M. Benson
Wool Pool Planned by Clayton Wool Growers
Eskader Iowa June 14 Clayton County Wool Growers plan to pool their wool Monday June 15. A tar will be ready that date. A wool shortage this season suggests a higher price. Pooled wool will go to National Wool Warehouse Chicago for sale in large lots, improving chances of a good price versus individual farm sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eskader
Clayton
National Wool Warehouse
Chicago
Waterloo Township Farm Bureau Plans Friday Meeting
Waterloo Township Farm Bureau will hold its monthly meeting Friday evening at o oclock in Virden Grove school, announced secretary Wubert Sweitzer. Superintendent Willams will give a talk at Jasup Consolidated School on Better Rural Schools. Mrs. Rey Middlekaut will read and Maple Grove School will sing. Refreshments to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Township Farm Bureau
Virden Grove
Wubert Sweitzer
Willams
Jasup Consolidated School
Rey Middlekaut
Maplé Grove School
Waterloo Township
Waterloo
Cantaloupes Dominate Markets Amid California Sun Output
California sun last week boosted cantaloupe shipments with 40 of 1,422 cars from other states. Minnesota pushed potatoes to market as season neared close, with 377,684 cars in leading states and Wisconsin second at 20,200 cars. Waterloo Township meets at Virden Grove schoolhouse Friday for rural school program and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mhicago
California
Minnesota
Market patch notes livestock prices and activity
Hogs rise ten cents with top at 7.05 as cattle stay active. Receipts near 8,000 monitored for lambs and hogs, with mixed trends and several price levels across categories. Strong hog demand and steady to higher cattle trade reflect market volatility and regional variation.
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Mixed Prices Across Cattle and Hogs
Sioux City and surrounding markets show steady cow values, strong fat sheep and heifer demand, and variable hog receipts. Record-keeping notes 1,500 cows and 7,000 hogs on sale with top hogs near 7.18 per cwt, and bulk 120 to 260 pounders at 7.10 to 7.60. Strong activity in fat lambs and heavy cows, with varying prices across regions and buyers.
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Qat GM
Moestock
Yen
Kong
Unik Vows
Biehers
Apringerr
Paar
Gee
UN Tkat
Waterloo
Waterloo Co-op
Butte
Butler Re
Wales
Goa
Rath Packing Co
Turkoya
Old Toma
DorcHge
Leghorn Springs
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Anbufed Cominunescetic Lone
Reulse Deurier and
Teporae
Golinvaux
Masher
Fairmont
Chamber of Commerce
Prof. Weaver
Mr. Marsh
St. Tan
Shorthorn
Iml
Farm Bureau Picnic
Bbc
Tye
Kansas City
Tuly
New Law
Allleed Hays
Ul &K Dy
Amepenn
Annerley
Arporkse
Amano Lacomeottys
American Suyeligett
Aimodunn Sugar
Aiorkomry
Atoltheid
Gui i& Wa
Tnnes
Wankwin HemodeiatiNes
Maltiiiera & Olle
Bothichem Stim
Guiformie
Petroleum
Canadiat Pacihe
Goner
Raphat
Niestric
Moloré
Bree
Central Inspiration
Coppe Lou
International Har
Marinovie
International Paper Invincible
Southern Trailway
Standard
N. J
Ryser Texas
Yexas & Dacifie
Tobacco
Union Pacific
United Retail
U.S. Ind
United States Rubber
Woatinghouse Teetrl Eatinghouse Electric Wilys-Overland
National Lead
Bank Chobaarias
Tack Hawk County Abstract Co
Wintarloo Clearing House Association
Wriday
Juna
Aires
Itio
Americas
St Louis
Se Tala
Sunerh
Texas
Louisiana
Alabama
Bae Cs
Franco
Lemand
Belgium
Cormany
Damand
Njolland
Norway
Démaind
Aweden
Kos
Denmark
Switzerland
Grasca
Poland
Argentina
Brazil
Citc
Montreal
Bagtrolytics
Rio
York
Ac Ances
Faw
Eran
Liberti Bonds
P.m
Bilrat
I. C
Elgin Creamery
Dagltpornta
Onto
Sahground
Averys
Inckeinig Hown
Eels
Pric
Stoors
Yourlings
Benita
Cooder Nigborg
Andy
Ewes
Heavies Real
Omaha Livestock
Oman
Idaho
Peoria Livestock Peoria
Minneapoliz
Ainneipolis
Minn
Dune
Onis
Darmenlio
Aildas
Toleno
Toledo
Atgar
Nefwork
Cubas
Lee
Eee
Straeae Artificial Ice & Fuel Company
Lah
Standard Bakeries Corporation
the Commercial National Company
Investment Securities
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