New Directorate of Dairy Elected by Waterloo Co-op
Nine directors chosen to lead the reorganized Waterloo Co operative Dairy after the previous board resignations. 300 attendees heard I. C. Brown and J. W. Hartman among nominees, with Mast elected president and Hartman vice president. 402 producers in the territory, 260 signed contracts, adding $12 400 in capital stock.
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Weattes
Wothjing
I. C. Brown
J. W. Hartman
H. A. Smucker
B. Dammerman
P. L. Friedley
W. Miller
W. H. Maust
John Stivers
F.C. Campbell
Vamg
I. G. Brown
B. K. West
Weeat
Waterloo
Co-operative Dairy
Etrd
Sanitary Dairy
West
ER. J. Tess
Hess
J. B. Johnson
Waterloo Savings Bank
Johnson
Hiis
G. A. Iverson
Dairy Manufacturing Department
Town Blate College
Ames
Iverson
W. A. Lane
First Natonal Bank
Dairymen
United
Co-Operative
Gane
Waterton
National Livestock and Meat Board Work With 27 Experiment Stations
The National Livestock and Meat Board met in Kansas City with 24 of 27 U.S. state agricultural experiment stations to plan a year long study on meat production quality and palatability. The program assigns each station a study phase and includes retail meat trade analyses and health-related meat research. Dr. Pollock of the board based in Chicago outlined ongoing publications, essays, and planned textbooks for high school use to promote meat education.
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United States
National Livestock & Meat Board
Hansxa City
May
R. ME. Gunn
Black Hawk County
Gunn
Montana
Pennsylvania
Texas
New Mexico
Minnesota
Agricultural Experiment Station
Opon
United States Department of Agriculture
Livestock and Meat Board
Kansas City
University of Rochester
Columbia University
Penn State College
Buckingham
Black Hawk Man
Mr.Gunn
Mr. Gunn
TR. C. Pollock
South Dearborn Street
Chicago
Rath Packing buys 26 baby beef cattle from H Gable
The Rath Packing company bought 26 head of baby beef cattle from H Gable in Orange township at 10.60 per hundred pounds. The cattle, 16 parabrred Herefords and grade Angus, averaged nearly 3800 pounds each and will be slaughtered and chilled at Rath plant for local shops. Gable previously supplied two loads of yearlings from Entz Brothers.
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Waterloo
Rath Packing Company
H. Cabie
Orange Township
Gable
Rath
Rath's
Entz Brothers
Waterloo Evening Courier Farm Letters Addressed to Edster Farm
Question and comment section invites readers to address communications to Edster Farm Frepartment at Waterloo Evening Courier. Letters should reference Wa terleo Tova and include contact details.
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Edster Farm
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterleo
Tova
Way for Iowa dairy farmers to grow wealth
Des Moines reports R G Clark says Iowa could save about 135 million dollars annually by milking cows as efficiently as the Cherokee state hospital herd and by better feeding. He notes current butterfat costs and potential gains, with Cherokee cows yielding 11,483 pounds of milk and a net profit of 509.07 per cow.
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United Press
Des Moines
Towa
Faror
Cherokee
R.g.clark
Dairy and Food Division
State Department of Agriculture
Tariff Commission
Cheroker
Clark
Iowa
Wheat Prices Rise on Flooded Dakota Fields Outlook Shifts
Chicago reports wheat advances after an early drop tied to a bleak crop outlook. Farmers in the upper Midwest from Wisconsin to North Dakota facing widespread flood damage may cut yields by as much as 50 percent, sending prices for July and September futures higher amid mixed demand and local selling.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Liverpool
Wimar
Minn
Grand Forks
N. C
Kansas
Best Grade Hogs and Fed Steers Up in Chicago Markets
HOGS receipts 22 000 with active demand and mostly higher prices. Top yearling and packer hogs quoted around 12 60 to 13 00 with various weight classes showing gains. CATTLE receipts 2 000 with strong demand for fed breeders and yearlings and yearlings rising toward 31 26 to 31 40, heavy weight offerings steady to higher. SHEEP receipts 8 000 with fat native lambs mostly steady to 16 70, some higher among California grades.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ught
Fim
Kansas City
Arizonas
Sheen
Arizona
Faw
BART
Wall Street and Livestock Markets Show Mixed Activity
Financial reports from New York and several midwestern markets indicate mixed trading. Copper and sugar shares rise while railroad and leather stocks face pressure as cattle hogs and sheep prices move within narrow ranges at Kansas City St Louis Peoria auctions.
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Associated Press
New York
Goms
Federal
Union
Caralec J
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Union Tank Car
Great Western Sugar
Wright Airplane
Stupp Motors
Ajax
Bally
Weber Levela
Sugar Company
Brooks
Tie
Produce Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
A dense OCR style market snapshot from Chicago and New York lists prices for butter cheese eggs poultry and potatoes with numerous entries. It notes June dates and various grades and regions including Wisconsin Michigan New York and Oklahoma markets, with figures for butter creamery eggs and different poultry items.
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Chicago
New York
Butlers Farmer
Wise Coast
Finner
Bey Broflere
Toule
St. Louis
Moe
Omaha Livestock Market Report Closes Mixed Prices
Receipts total about 18 000 with steers and yearlings strong to 15c higher across weights. Packers pay around 12 to 14 dollars for heavy cows and bulls, with lambs topping near 16 dollars and natives around 15 to 15.50. Market comparisons include Waterloo and Waterloo Co op prices for butter lard and eggs, plus miscellaneous hay and side bargains.
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Waterloo
Prem Waterloo Milla Cadae
Sinneat Bros. West
Waterloo Co-op
Swift & Coy
Rath Packing Ce
Prine
Gow
Good
Fron Barclay & ‘Timothy
Livestock Market Report from St Joseph Ao June 19
A livestock market summary from St Joseph listing cattle prices for steers at about 8.30 per unit, heifers and calves around 4.60 to 9.00, ewes near 6.59, with figures for higher bulk and recent trends. Includes numerous stock categories and reference to totals and price ranges.
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St, Joseph
Sir Joseph
Ray Hs
Sioux City Livestock Prices Report
The Sioux City market shows cattle and hogs with varying demand. Steers and yearlings mixed, fat cattle steady to higher. veal and canners noted. Hog prices steady with bulk sales around 12.75 to 12.90, while feeder and stocker bids appear in the 34 to 40 range.
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Killen
Rh Giles
Farmers Meeting Near Jesup Sets Evening Program
A farm bureau meeting is planned for Thursday evening near Jesup Iowa at the Bonefas home with county agent L A Watters and project leader Mrs. Charles Rodingon. A state veterinarian will speak to men and women will see a fireless cooker demonstration. Readings by Gladys Martin and others plus motion pictures are on the agenda.
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Jesup
L. A. Watters
Buchanan County
Charles Rodingon
Westbury Township
Farm Bureau
Wieliam Bonefas
Gladys Martin
Lylas Frush
Louise Kruse
Grace Bonefas
Dumont, Ja
Ruth Hutchison
Hitle Jean Austin
Waverly Hospital
Allan Va Wilson
State Teachers College
C. H. B. Wilson
Cedar Falla
Jasper Kreings
Lucile Baker
Bered College
Bera
Austin
Baker
St. Paul
Henry Jock
Dumont
Joe Hutchison
Spokane
Wash
Mr. Hutchison
Glenn Shreve
Fort Dibe
Grant Shreve
Mary Jean Raymond
Dalia
Finn
Lena Shreve
Vinton
Estes Park
Pikea Peak
Colorado
W. Watson
Cedar Falls
DR. Martin
Abs. Moris
Shreve
Aime Dorin McClaren
McLaren
Huenvillea
Thuredey
Orcin Wrolfensperger
New Hartford
Davenpin
Sally Walkers
Jerry Walker
Ames
Damont Irleids
Walker
Coffsyville
Ken
State College
Abe
Bosche
Pella
Mr. Landescler
Reform
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Directorate OF Dairy
IAS
K. West
National Livestock and Meat Board
E. M. Gunn
Allilu UE
Ln Porta Guy
Charles Snyder
Snyder
Cattia
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la Porta
Men
Lraves
Snyder Belfaves
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Otto
Dakota
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Arley
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Omaha
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Lamson Broa, & Co
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Ohteare
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Afoter Shores
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Nogn
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Baldimore & Onlo Bathlehem Steel
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Petrozon Canadian Pacific Central Leader
Cerro Do Pasco Channer Motor
Cheanpeake & Ohio
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R. I. & Pacific
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Ae Fossie
Colorado Fuel
Congoleum-Natmn
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Crucible Steel
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Su, Davison Chemical Dodge Bros. of
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Fan
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Phillips Pet
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Radio. Corp
Reading
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Ir & Stel Reynolds
Sinclair Len
Cal
Standart Stewart Warnes Studebaker
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Texas & Pacific
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South Carolina
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Cotton Exchange
Ohio
Omaha Livestock
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Sioux Gity Livestock
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Insurance Loan
MR. Farmer
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