Holstein Owners Meet for County Picnic at Hamer Farm
Black Hawk County Holstein breeders gathered at Orville Hamer’s Orange township farm for a full day of demonstrations and discussions. The group planned a county herd to be shown at Dairy Cattle Congress and approved a double-spread Holstein advertisement in the exposition premium list.
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Black Hawk County
Orville Hamer Farm
Orange Township
Hamer Lawn
Iowa
Dairy Cattle Congress
B. Finley
Town Extension Service
Finley
Ray Arnold
Hamer
Af Hargrove & Arnold, Norwelk
Arnold
Helsten
Ed Fster
United States
Waterloo
Mr. Hamer
W. W. Hotchkiss
Harry Smucker
A.A. Buresr
Minnesota Co Op Sells 3000 Acres Potatoes In State
Three thousand acres of Minnesota potatoes are under contract to a new cooperative sales agency. Walter Oby Carroll, treasurer of the state committee, announced the pace after Bemidji signups. By June 3, 250 growers had signed as committees operate in Beltrami Becker Red Lake and Clearwater counties.
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St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Walter Oby
Carrell
Bemidijl
E. Shulke
Beltrami County
Beltrami
Becker
Red Lake
Clearwater
Ellis & Son Buy Jerseys for Farm near Charles City
Charles City Iowa June 16 C D Ells and Son recently purchased Jersey cattle in Illinois. They plan to build a purebred herd at one of their farms nearby and aim to develop several good cows.
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Charles City
C. D. Ells & Son
Jersey
Squab breeding in Independence yields Chicago trade
Independence resident Harry O Darr runs a squab house with 150 breeding pairs, producing 7 to 10 squabs per pair annually. He ships 40 to 60 squabs about every ten days to Chicago markets, using Carneaux Homera and White King breeds. Weathered by careful record keeping, banding, and an alarm fed schedule, the operation claims no month off in year round production.
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Independence
Harry O- Darr
Perio
Mr. Carr
Darr
Belgium
Carr
Experiment with Corn Planting Spacing Reported by Agriculture
Washington June 16 Experiments by the United States Department of Agriculture compare spacing between hills for corn yields and find prolific and single ear types differ in per plant and per acre output The bulletin notes prolific tends to yield more per acre under variable field conditions and is more productive overall under general cultivation Readers may request Bulletin 1957 free from the Agriculture Department Washington DC
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Washington, D. C
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
United States
United States Departmen of Agriculture
Washington
Co-Op Cattle Buying Plan Delayed by Iowa Federation
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation may delay action on a proposed state wide cooperative feeder cattle buying plan for several weeks due to missing reports from county bureaus. Secretary C W Hunt said only a small portion of the 100 county bureaus have responded and sentiment toward the plan is generally favorable but uncertain. The plan aims to save money for farmers, obtain wetter feeders, and reduce herd disease as town farmers have long bought feeders in Midwest markets.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
C. W. Hunt
Hunt
Midwest
Jubilee Oration and Vacation Notes in Jubilee Iowa
Jubilee Iowa notices report A Brown manager of Jubiles store taking a week’s vacation and a road grading project between Sepp and Jubilee. Visitors include Mrs Hans Xfee of Chisholm Texas and ether Mueller of Waterloo. Relatives gathered at Fred Welsines home for a birthday. Addison Brown’s youngest daughter vacationing in Independence. Damie Tautis referenced with exile Ixiba.
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A. Brown
Jubiles
Sepp
Hans Xfee
Chisholm
Ether Mueller
Waterloo
Fred Welsines
Addison Brown
Independence
Better Sires Drive Progress in May Across States
Washington D C June 16 Progress in the Better Sires Better Stock movement shows increased interest in May with 1654 persons signing written agreements to use purebred sires for all livestock including poultry. The total cooperators reach 10 964 with about 1 306 000 head of livestock affected.
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Washington, D. C
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Brandon Area Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Brandon residents and relatives travel for family events and summer plans. Kate Peck and granddaughter Marr cuter ing Schoen arrive from Houma Louisiana. Hay Bower and Elden Lunstrum attend Masons convention and visit kin. Roy Kuhn travels to Polley Wisconsin after his brother Georges death. Helen Hausner birthday gathering with friends. Hazel Rogers marries Jack Reid at St B parsonage. Miss Minn ie Fuller dies by suicide. several residents head to Ames Cedar Rapids Dea Moines for summer school and family picnics with Verne Evans George Bearbower Quaas family and Vannote relatives noted.
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Hay Bower
Sioux City
Elden Lunstrum
Cedar Rapids
C. F. Pike
Roy Kuhn
Polley
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Walker
Roy
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John Hausner
Willard Hendricks
Mechanicaville
Ross Albert
Margaret Turks
D. A. Melveleh
Norway
Coln
Margaret Olfather
Cadar Falls
Russell Pradan
Garl Galinhor
Ralph Smith
Cedar Rapida
Coa College
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Ames
Hazel Rogers
Jack Reid
St. B. Parsonage
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Henry Polks
Center, Point
Fredericka Luloff
M. E
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Ames, Hare
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George Bearbower
Chelton
Mich
Imvin Heath
WA. Whotter
Raymond Snyder
Robins
Marve Vannote
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Dea Bro
Albertome
Burr Finch
Jwho
Anave
Crabb
Manchester
Pear Quaas
Waverly
Harold Stavensin
Ifira
Steven
Weekly Grain and Provision Review
Chicago summaries show wheat prices steady amid drought in the southwest and expected lower winter crop yields in Kansas Oklahoma and Texas. Corn and oats follow wheat trends while hog demand remains strong and meat demand cashwise supports prices.
Butter prices ease in wholesale market report
Chicago June 16 wholesale butter for week ending June 15 shows easy prices amid damped demand. Imports and exports shift with 2,000,000 pounds sent to the United Kingdom and 8,500,000 pounds absorbed domestically from Denmark New Zealand and Argentina. Prices ranged 29c Chicago 34 394c Philadelphia 3 4c Boston 29c New York.
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Amal Deslines
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United Kingdom
South
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Denmark
New Zealand
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New Hartford Notes From June News and Births
ASP and Mrs Harold Johnson welcome a son Donald Theodore born June 3. Vera Crawford visits Spraupa parents. Evlyn and Jan Waterloo visit W A May family. Mary Plummer to Lake Geneva for summer. Stan Jette heads to Crab Orchard Neb. Geyer attends A F and A M grand lodge in Sioux City. Mrs EB Hodges visit Greene. F W Berninghausen family visit Green Mountain. Emma Bronson visiting Kalispell. Pluma Bronson visits Waterloo. Fred Rye injures himself hunting. treated at hospital. W F L Miller visits father in Waterloo. Lillian Fletiin returns from Fonda. W F G C holds monthly plant at Ramsay home. Mrs John Gersema in Parkersburg. N M Graham and H H Van Deest visit Cedar Falls. Baby born to Warren Lynch south of town. Ella Weiner mother. Forrest Meyems has a son. Carrie Johnson nursing in Lynch home. J B Smith turns Dispatch rooms into apartment. German Presbyterian church mission feast. Mabel Marcus visiting relatives near Des Moines. James McDowell to Deaconess hospital for appendicitis operation. Lytas Cheney summering at Harry Shirk home near Conrad. Terrific rain storm hits area. Child of Elza Borren struck by electric wire but not seriously hurt. Phylis Carpenter expected home from Francis Shimer school. Mary Heldbrile returns from Ohio school work. Ethel McBroom back from teaching in Waterloo. Keith-Vacher Co closes Chautauqua with large audience. admission $2. next year planned.
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Asp
Harold Johnson
Donald Theodore
Vera Crawford
New Hampton
Clarence Sprapua
Evlyn
Jann Mary Waterloo
W. A. May
Mary Plummer
Lake Geneva
Wis
Stan Jette
Craborenhaml
Eugene
H. O. Geyar
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Stous City
EB Hodges
Greene
F. W. Berninghausen
Green Mountain
Ars
Sarah Katra
Emma Bronson
Kalispal
Heme
Mars
AM. Bronson
Pluma Bronson
Waterlco
Fred ¥Rye
Thy
J. D. Ramsay
John Gersema
Parkersburg
George
N. XM. Graham
H. H. van Deest
Cedar Fells
Griitus Wences
Mire
Warry Lynch
Mis¢ Ella Weiner
Forrest Meyems
Carrie Johnnson
Harry Lynch
J. B Smith
Dispatch
German Presbyterian Church
Mabel Marcus
Relaives
Des Moles
James McDowell
Marshalltown
Lytas Cheney
Harry Shirk
Conrad
Elza Borren
Phylis Carpenter
Francis Shimer
Carrol. II
Mary Heldbridle
Ohio
Ethel McBroom
Waterloo
Keith-Vacher Company
Cofar Rapids
Immaculate Conception Sphone to Stage Play in St Marys
Gilbertville residents note visits and social calls while Immaculate Conception Sphone plans a play in St Marys on Sunday evening June 17. Residents Peter Schommer and Mrs Ailler spend time with relatives in St Paul and Waterloo with others visiting friends and family. Everyone is welcome to the event.
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Suns
Peter Schommer
St. Paul
Minn
Relavas
Ailler
Waterloo
Tei Green
Ed Doe Greif
Jos Delangardelle
Chris Senmitz
Immaculate Conception
Sphone
St Mary's
Wheat Prices Ease Amid Dearth of Buying Activity
Wide market notes from Chicago and New York show wheat prices easing after a weak demand period. Reports from Minneapolis Peoria and St Louis present scattered futures quotes with No. 2 red and white wheat inching lower while December and July contracts trade around 1.10 to 1.15 dollars per bushel.
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New York
Abe
Local notes Cram Job Printing Mix of Births and Obits
Fredericksburg reports a birth on June th A son to Mr and Mrs Emil Grirsert and a May 8 death of Co L Morse with funeral at the Baptist church led by Rev Carroll, burial in Rose Hill. Other items mention Mrs Kidder’s restroom, Acme chautauqua, Minnesota travels, and local society visits amid rainy weather.
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Predera
Emil Grirsert
L. Morse
Bsatumiay
Baptist Church
Alr. Carroll
Rose
Ben
Eagle Grove
Mr. Moore
Sioux i City
Joe. Gertsmyer
Piqua
Hogs and Cattle Prices Rise Across Week in Live Stock Report
East St. Louis and Chicago livestock markets show higher week totals for hogs and cattle. Beef cattle, cows, and yearlings gain while lighter weights and spring lambs tighten. prices feature notable gains across multiple weight classes and stock categories.
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Stanly
Kansas City Live Stock Market Report Summary
Kansas City market data for calves hogs and sheep shows receipts for week with high grades firmer. Top steer price around 11.10 while yearlings reach near 11.00, hogs top at 4.76 with lighter weights around 6.55, and sheep and lambs show gains though figures vary by lot.
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Sioux City
Sioux Clery
Kansas City
Texas
Texas Wothers
Stocks and commodities mixed as trading opens in New York
The opening bell sees uneven activity across prices with lions share of notes and stocks flat or down. Major movers include Lorillard and Diaper brands while oil and other lower priced items show muted gains amid dull market conditions.
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Hesulen
Waltley Ofam
Tibutesk
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