Larsen to Sell Holsten Herd at Sale July 16
Holstein sale of state and national importance set for July 16 at the Dairy Cattle Congress pavilion. H. Q. Larsen of Dike will disperse sixty Forum Farm animals, led by Lang Hollow Mercedes Buller Boy, an all American four year old with a record milking 85 to 99 pounds daily. The venerable show cow has never been dry and has sired prize offspring, with Forum Patriarch and Diamond Designer among top performers. Larsen plans a European trip and possible western tour after the sale, but will not retire from farming.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
H. Q. Larsen
Forum
Larsen
Lang Hollow
Mercedes Buller
United States
Forum Diamond Homestead
Aurora
The
Royal
Waterloo
Forum Pontiac Queen
Forum Johanna Skylark
Forum Johanna
Larser Herd
Hull
Soid
Forum Patriarch
Owanda Gerben Barber
Mr. Larsen
Forum Royal Patriarch
Mercedes
Forum Farm
Dike
Jim Ballerup
Rasmussen
Deerfield
George Peterson
J. B. Parker
Holdings of Butter and Poultry Shrink This Year
Cold storage reports from June show reduced creamery butter poultry and beef holdings, signaling a favorable market. Pork, mutton and lamb in storage rise notably from last year, with 16,020,000 pounds of creamery butter and 17,000,000 pounds of frozen poultry, while pork stocks exceed last June by 79,770,000 pounds. In Traer Iowa, Karl Knutson resigns from the Traer Co operative Creamery to join Globe Creamery in Iowa City as manager of the puttermaking department.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Washington
YRAER
Traer
Karl Knutson
Tracr Co-operative Creamery
Olobe Creamery Company
Iowa ‘City
Tracr
Wautson
Nr.Bendickeon
Tract Co-operative Creamery
Peck Brothers Find High Quality Eggs Bring Premium
Forest and Wit Peck two poultrymen west of La Porla City say quality eggs fetch a premium. They ship 18 to 20 cases weekly to Chicago at 9 cents a dozen above the Chicago price for common eggs, expecting a tidy monthly gain. They run about 1,600 laying hens and several thousand chicks with large clean eggs weighing about 25 ounces per dozen and use Hogan test. Their three and four year old White Leghorn hens weigh four to seven pounds each and have produced over 60 percent since March 1. Rations and minerals, including soluble sulfur, are emphasized to improve hen health and chick quality.
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Courier Special Service
la Porla City
Weopays
Peck
Peck Brothers
Chicago
North Tama cows lead state in milk fat production
May dairy extension report from Iowa State College shows North Tama Cow Test Association with 124 cows averaging over 40 pounds butterfat. Polk County, Marshall, and Kossuth follow with 110, 95, and 90 cows respectively. statewide 4,331 cows across 89 associations produced above 40 pounds.
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North Tama Cow Test Association
Dairy Extension Service
Iowa State College
Polk County
Marshall
Kossuth
H. C. Gain
O'Brien County Association
Cain
Elmer Gallentine
Marshall County
Ben Olson
Benton County
A. G. Kluss
Menges and Gamm
John Struyk
Osceola County
DYSART FARMER DIES AFTER ACCIDENT AS CREW HARVESTS CROP
Courvies Special Servient Teaer reports Joseph Thiever a farmer west of Dysart died Tuesday from injuries after an automobile crash last week. Twenty one men and 45 horses worked to plow and plant the corn at his farm. The crew included Fred Dugan John Pippett Wil Schnell and others who cleaned up the field corn and sweet corn in a few hours.
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Thiever Fany
Fred Dugan
John Pippett
Wil Schnell
Charles Gonnerman
Dewey Lorenzen
Will Schafer
Ed Schnel
Harry Messer
Vernon Seebach
Namon McNamee
Adam Pippert
Harold Srebach
Harry Burhenn
Harvey Jessen
Roy Burhenn
Harry Baht
Earl Griffith
Henry Per
John Kerr
Elmer Shert
Will Powell
Wool shipments lift prices for farmers in Grundy Center
June 16 report notes W B Wilson moved two carloads of wool totaling about 24 000 pounds. One car went to Chicago and one to Boston. Farmers earned roughly 45 cents a pound, highest since the war. Also Polk County 4-H team won the neice memory contest at Iowa State College with 650 points while other counties followed.
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Grundy Center
W. B. Wilson
Chiespe
Boston
Polk
Anes
Tamne
Polk County
Neice
Iowa State College
Rounty
Dallaird
Mahaska
Sac
Alady
Questiony and commoenta invite eq address to editor
In a terse request the writer seeks farm department guidance, sending communications to the editor via Fyening Courier in Waterloo Iowa. The note mentions phone contact and invites reader input on farming matters.
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Aetering Fyening
Waterloo Lowa
Phono
Hay crop prospects affect sale of farm tools in region
Farm editor reports light demand for hay tools as hay prospects weaken. Dealers like Masburg Sims Reinbeck and Gutknecht Brothers Hudson note limited mower sales and steady to rising tractor plows cultivators, with rotary hoes selling well. Prospects for a short hay crop curb demand for hay loaders and two row cultivators across Grundy Center Reinbeck Hudson area.
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Altho
Masburg & Sims
Waterloo Implement
Sims
B. L. Robinson
Reinbeck
Frank Chalupsky
Robinson
Ghalupsky
Clarence Etter
Ute Reinbeck
Hudson
Gutknecht Brothers
Budson
Fils
W. E. McGowan
Grundy Genter
McGowan
Mer Gowan
August Meier
Meier
Grundy Center
Farm Near Hampton Sells For 225 Acre
Real estate activity in Franklin county shows gains with two recent sales. Peter Madson sold an 80 acre tract near Coulster to C. H. Kragel at 225 dollars per acre in a straight sale. H. G. Jacobsen bought his uncle Andrew Jacobsen’s 120 acre Coulter area farm. terms not disclosed.
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Courier Spering
Hampton
Franklin County
Peter Madson
Coulier
Caulster
C. H. Kragel
H. G. Jacobsen
Andrew Jacobsen
Coulter
90 Acre Tama Farm Sells for 18000 to Kuzela
A 90 acre farm northeast of Tract in Tama sold to Louis Kuzela for 18000 with possession set for March 2. The property, well improved, is described as a bargain. Kuzela, long a nearby farmer, is married to a Tracy native formerly Mrs Tracy Slatinka Jr.
Rain forecasts of little effect hit wheat prices
June 16 at Onicagen reports show wheat futures drifting lower despite a tally at one time due to favorable weather in the American and Canadian northwest. Rain in Kansas offered only a temporary market impact as selling pressure rose in the southwest. Clearing figures show mixed activity with small changes across grain and livestock markets in Minneapolis and Peoria.
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Canadian Northwest
Kansas
Grain and seed prices on Board of Trade cash quotes
Chicago June 18 Board of Trade cash quotations list Wheat No hard at 14154 Corn No 2 mixed at 10112 4.0944 No 4 mixed 99c No S mixed 9c No 6 talked 807¢ No 1 yellow 10343 No 2 yellow 1036 1.0245 No 3 yellow 1084 No 2 yellow din 1.9119 No 8 yellow 89c No 2 white 1.052 No 3 white 1.024 1.0244 No 4 white 1.0144 No 5 white 99 4c No 8 white 98c sample grade 93q¢90 Onts No 2 white 97 %c No 3 white 67q 81c No 4 white 879 64tec Rye quoted Timothy seed 4.00 674.75 Clover seed 19 754 27.00 Provisions Larg 11.60 Rules 12.50 Beles 13.75
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Chicago
Rts
Peres
Berembey
Ain
Aveysy Ives
Chisago
Cabtle
Steerstag Af van
ANG
Serres
Hogs and Cattle Prices Fall Across Market Report
Chicago market notes receipts 4,000 hogs with active trade and top 10.20 for choice 200-250 lb hogs. cattle receipts 800 with steady to higher grain fed steers and yearlings, cows and heifers weaker. sheep receipts 4,000 with overall declines in fat lambs and ewes. Prices vary by weight and grade amid limited supplies and waning demand.
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Chicago
Steen
Pew
Stocks Rally After Declines Amid Heavy Trading
New York stocks steadied after early losses as bears covered, with Wright Aeronautical, Du Pont and Radio dropping to new lows before late buying trimmed losses. General Motors and International Harvester led declines, while overall turnover reached about 1.3 million shares and foreign exchange markets remained irregular.
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New York
Radio
Wright Aeronautical
Dupont
Altho Haddie
International Harvester
Case
American Bank
Otis Elevator
Curtis Airplane
American International
International Telephone
General Motors
U. S. Steel
Consolidated Gas
Hudson Mortors
Atchison
Severs
Tesday
Montgomery-Ward
Motors
Packard
Nash and Graham
Atlantic Gulf & West Indies
Curtiss
Sterling
Alfred Cheimlen & Tyey
American Gard& Foundry
American Sun
Anaconda Copper
Armour Boy
Atchison — — Atlantic
Coaset
Atlantic
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake É Ohio
Chic
Pac
Ghic
N. Weatern B
R. I & Pac
Jomryster
Colorado
Gok & Et Cons
Dodge Bros. A Pont de Nei
Flelachmann
Freeport-Texas General Electric
Geenra Motors Syeghs General Railway
Giether Salery Razor
Rere
Aee Gt. N
Iron Ore
Cananen
BOA Vera Aedes
Houston Oil
Hudson Motors Kinols Central
Eset
Harvester Int
Verus
Coey Bath Int
Sere
Leeds Bof Inter, Tel
Kansas City Southern
Kennecott Copper
Lewisville
Nashville -- Mack ‘Truck
Mart and
Kan
Texas
Missouri
Montgomery Ward
Nash Motors
N.Y
Pennsylvania
Phillips Petroleum
Pastum
Pullman Ov
Ren-Rand
Rep
St. Reynolds
Leuk San Pran
Sesboard Aly Line
Sears Roebuck _ Shell Union
Sinclair Con
Southern Fy
St. Ol
Cal
N. J
T. Ol
Studebaker
Texas Corp
Tex
Gulf
Aftinie Bethe Buttars
Dane
Ditta
le Diata
BUSS
Union Carbide
Union Pac
U. S. Ind
Marvinworth
Yellow Tx
Liberty Bonds
United States
Honda
Liberty Flas
Liberty
Sherty
Treasury
Weekly Grain and Provisions Review in Chicago markets
Market commentary notes winter wheat prices softening versus a global bumper crop outlook. Wheat futures down about 14 per bushel from a week ago, corn and oats weaker to mixed, provisions up to 20 cents higher. Export demand from Europe cited and hedging effects seen as domestic movement rises. lard stocks large but meat demand strong, shaping the provision trade.
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Chicago
United States
North America
Gulf of Mexico
Liverpool
Winniore
Buenos Aires
Provisions Market Report for New York and Chicago
Markets show butter receipts at New York and Chicago with mixed quotes and varied firsts. Eggs and cheese prices hold steady with occasional small adjustments. poultry values list live and dressed stock with regional quotation notes.
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New York
St Arore
Express
Chicago
Butter prices high and dealers fear storage shortfall
Chicago reports butter prices remain elevated as production rises and storage capacity expands. Dealers worry high prices deter investment while official shortages grow. estimated storage shortfall around 0.984 million pounds, with forecasts varying. Cotton listings in Liverpool show steady to firm quotes and active sales as futures move lower on trading session.
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Chicago
T18
Onscage
Grain prices stabilize in St Louis market report
In St Louis on June 16, grain quotations show Wheat at No 4 1.79, No 2 hard around 1.49, No 2 mixer 1.043, No 3 mixed 1.034, No 1 yellow 1.07, No 2 yellow about 1.08, and oats with No 3 white around 0.72, No 4 white 0.65.
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Teoria
Peoria
Boverlow
D&c
Omaha
Dune
Cory
ST. Louis Grain
St. Louis
Bond Market Clerks Report Mixed Rails and Treasuries Rise
In New York on June 16 1971 rails showed firmer with names like Paul and New Haven fractional gains. Government notes advanced with Treasury 3444 posting the widest rise while other bonds remained quiet and the foreign rate held steady.
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New York
Bb Paul
New Haven
Erte
Rock Island
Treasury
Tnusiriais
Coralie Learns to Golf From Minnie Lorchard Lesson
Coralie, engaged to Tom Wallace, meets Minnie Lorchard on the links. Minnie offers golf tips after a mishap, and Coralie plans a playful wager with Constance Browse aka Minnie to test Tom’s coaching. Constance wins the nine holes, prompting Tom to admit the lesson and gratefully thank all involved.
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Coralie Nixon
Baothers
Tom Wallace
Coralie
Tom
Minnie Lorchard
Bulettin
Kayne
Ton Wallace
Constance Brown
Fron Wintergree
Constance
Corale
Consiance
Coralle
Constance Brows
Ton
Tam
Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices Mixed at Sioux City Livestock Sale
Receipts across cattle hogs and sheep varied with active demand for heavy steers and fed cows while grass cattle weakness appeared. Hogs traded steady to 1 cent higher with top around 9.90 and bulk sales near 8.65. Sheep receipts were light with declines for ewes and lambs, prices around 15 dollars for lambs and lower for ewes.
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Sioux City
Lvesstock
Croux City
Sueady
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