National Livestock and Meat Board Starts Campaign to Boost Products
National Livestock and Meat Board launches Meat for Health Week from June 25 to 30 to promote meat’s healthfulness and value. R C G Pollock in Chicago leads nationwide effort with posters recipes and meat cutting demos to boost consumption and aid agriculture. The board draws producers packers commission men retailers colleges and associations as partners.
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National Livestock and Meat Board
Chicago
Plana
United States
R. C G. Pollock
Pollock
United States Department of Agriculture
Who
National Livestock Sed Meat Board
Commission
Institute of American Meat Packers
Nufmes
Howard Leonard
Eureka
Ill
J. W. Coverdale
American Farm Bureau Federation
R. M. Gunn
Buckingham
Corn Belt Meat Producers’ Association
F. R. Marshall
Ealt Lake City
Utah
National
Wool Growers’ Association
W. M. McFadden
Chicago, Ill
Fret H Moora
Rochester
Ind
National Swine Growers’ Association
J. H. Mercer
Topeka
Kan
Kansas Livestock Association
D. A. Millett
Denver, Colo
C. M.o*donel
Bell Ranch
N. M
American National Livestock Producers’ Association
E. B. Spiller
Fort Worth
Texas
Texas & Southwestern Cattle Raisers' Association
John L. Tormey
National Society of Record Associations
Kansas City
The
National Association of Retail Grocers
First Annual Jersey Breeders Picnic At Miramichi Farm
About 150 Iowa Jersey breeders and guests attended the first annual Iowa Jersey Cattle club picnic at Miramichi farm Cedar Heights owned by Mr and Mrs W F Parrett. The program featured speeches on dairying ambition and farm opportunity and included musical performances by Jesup Jersey Warblers. A tour of four Jersey farms followed the luncheon and farm visits highlighted practical dairy breeding insights.
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Jersey Cattle Club
Miramichi Farm
W. F. Parrett
Cedar Heights
Parrott
Jersey
Thoreness
Sherman Nursery Company
J. P. Eves
Iowa State Dairy Association
Altho
Jersey Warblers
Jesup
Dairy Cattle Congress
National Dairy Show
Georgia Hallman
Juanita Thomas
Marjorie Burnette
Wilma’ Walker
Dorothy Balra
Claire van Eman
Roy T. Lee
Buchanan County
American Jersey Cattle Club
Lee
National Club
Kansas City
Campbell
C_ B. Tinley
Iowa Extension Service
Jersey Crest Farm
J. J. Gretty
Brinkman Brothers
R. W. Cross Place
Waterloo Jersey Farm
Rainbow Drive
Area tuberculosis testing discussed by Black Hawk townships
Black Hawk County farm bureaus hold regular meetings to consider moving to area basis tuberculosis testing. M L Bowman and A A Burger outline method and need for 51 percent farmer signatures by July 1. If the threshold is not met, county testing ends. enthusiasm grows with growing membership and outreach in Mount Vernon and Washington townships.
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Black Hawk
Poyner
Dewar
Bennington
Center Schoolhouse
BE. P. Rekmeter
Black Hawk County
Messrs. M. L. Bowman
A. A. Burger
Washington Township
Farm Bureau
Mount Vernon Township
Department Film Wins Favor for Dipping of Cattle
Washington June 16 Moilia of Pine Grove Vat wins unexpected support for dipping cattle to eradicate ticks. The department of agriculture film touring the south on a motor truck shows no threats as locals see the dipping work. Tick eradication agent E F Pickering reports one section where threats to blow up the tick wagon ended with the crowd praising the effort.
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Washington, D. C
Pine Grove
Department of Agriculture
South
E. F. Pickering
Cut Worms Threaten Corn Crops This Season
Cut worms are unusually numerous in cornfields this year with some areas similar to last year’s infestations causing material losses. A Waterloo area farmer reports a field so damaged that only half the stand might be harvestable, necessitating replanting for silage if possible.
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Weaver
Winnifred
Waterloo
Iowa to Hold Seventeen Poultry Short Courses
Seventeen poultry short courses will replace the annual Iowa State college school this summer. District sessions cover culling, caponizing, feeding for egg production and poultry diseases. Events staged in Ames June 19-20 and additional towns from June through August include Fort Dodge Grinnell Sheldon Preston Emmetsburg Red Oak Denison Centerville Greenfield Postville Davenport Mount Pleasant Anamosa Mason City.
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Ames
Towa State College
H. A. Bittenhender
Waterloo
Storm Lake
Fort Cadgane
Grinnell
Sheldon
Preston
Tina
Emmetsburg
Red Oak
Denison
Centerville
Greenfeld
Postville
Davenport
Mount Pleasant
Anamosa
Maslon City
Campbell of Ida County to Speak at Independence
Independence Iowa June 15 Senator Campbell Ida county will speak at Buchanan County Farm Bureau annual picnic at the fair grounds next Thursday June 21 The speaking program includes a big noon dinner and sports committee chaired by Guy Stoddard Jesup The farmers note an experimental sulfur in corn planting to repel cutworms with inconclusive early results. Approximately a third of the world's population is white.
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Independence
Campbell
Ida County
Buchanan County Farm Bureau
Fair Grounds
Guy Stoddard
Jesup
Creameries Reach Production Peak in Iowa Report
The April bulletin from the Town Creamery Secretaries and Managers Association, issued by Clyde Bechtelheimer of Waterloo, notes Iowa creameries hit production peak with May output up about 12 percent from last year. Leading plants include Jesup, Broux Center, Monticello, and others, while butter prices and fat content show gains and market stabilization. The report highlights rising per capita milk consumption and shifts in national butter production and exports.
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Iowa
Bulletin of
Clyde Bechtalheimer
Waterloo
Jesup
Broux
iMonticelo
Colwain
Fredericks
New York
oXirns
Dairy Council
United States Department of Agriculture
H. E. van Narmin
Wheat Crop Outlook Signals Increased Wheat Buying
Weather across the ranges worsened the wheat crop prospects, with authorities noting potential damage and higher prices. Export demand remained slow while futures advanced. Chicago and New York grain quotes reflected firmer wheat and mixed corn demand as July and September contracts showed gains.
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Hanna
New York
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B. Jto
Corm
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B. Rork
Bhrioy
Buying Livens Produce Prices in New York and Chicago Today
A dense market report covers live animal and grain prices across major markets including New York Chicago St Louis Peoria and Omaha. It lists hogs cattle calves sheep and lambs with quotes, weights and bidding levels, highlighting upper-range values and steady to higher tones in several regions.
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New York
Chicago
St. Joseph
East Sti
Louis
St Louis
Ilt
Prices Irregular in New York Stock Market Report
The New York market opens with irregularities across stocks led by alloy and energy shares while some high grade issues advance fractionally. California Petroleum and Pan American rise slightly as industrials face pressure and calls for strong dividend groups.
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Boma
California
Ito
Trigiscontinental Wit
Royal Dutch
Willys Overland
Ibburaa
Atchfoun
Browart Warner
Clulfornly Petroleum
Cruce!ule
Allied Chemical
Motor and Rubber
Activa
Gentral Laxitder
United Stutyea Alcohol
Industrial Paper
Armourican Sumatra
Local notes record farming life and visits around Waterloo
Barley informally notes moisture and farming plans. William Shimro keeps 1,160 young chicks in poultry yards. Farmers seek Farm Bureau members. Charles Ortner and Andrew Ortner call on locals. John Garaghty family travel from Ellander. Kathron Grown visits from Waverly. Mrs Nesfield to Denver and Portland with brothers. Several people travel for relatives, insurance, or postal duties while corn cultivation continues with multiple teams in fields.
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Sune
Birm Willam Shimro
Jer
John. Felkether
James Connell
Felkrder
Waterloo
Charles Meier
Germany
William Thompson
Norris Sherman
Farm Bureau
Charles
Andrew _I. Ortner
John Garaghty
Ellander
Misa Kathron
Waverly
B. Brown
William Nesfield
Denver
Colo
Portland
Ore
William Benzig Wes
Chicago
Biss Nesi Leth
Dunkerton
Clayton
County
J. G Buechis
Linden News Highlights Local Intents And Family Life
Linden notes report Hubert Gant improving at St Francis hospital after pneumonia. Miss Bluebeile Fink lands a clerk post with Sliver inface and George Brosher, Eddie Andersen and Mrs Foster are mentioned in local movements. Laura Thompson and Donald Wood wed at Ed Abfalter residence, Paul Mere Wood to move to Hockord. Linden club hosts Lafayette park picnic and Tom Thumb wedding announced at the church. Several club members travel to Shell Rock for the Standard Bearers convention.
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George Tulp
Mabel Mundell
Rowley
Alica Paulson
Ames
Carrie Peterson
Laura Thompson
Donald Wood
Ed Abfalter
CW. Hartrop
Linden M
Paul Mere
Wood
Hockord
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