Mad Parade Champion Bets Bethel Township Fayette
Fayette Indiana June 26 Special Four thousand people crowded the park for Fayette County Farm Bureau picnic featuring a parade talks sports and a ball game Business institutions closed for the afternoon Flags decorated the town as parades showcased township clubs creameries and shipping associations with over 24 entrants Judges included Roy Combs Grace Garder and Walter Hunt The parade ended at the park where a program resumed with speeches by Rep James Dickinson and Mrs Ellsworth Richardson outlining agricultural policy and cooperative support promising efficiency and farm organization growth
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Fayette
Smithfield
Smithfield Township
Harlan Township
Harlan Poultry Club
Farm Bureau
Bethel Township
Halstein
Jefferson Township
Bethel
Randalla
Weat Union Creamery
Richfeld and
Alpha Creameries
Roy Combs
Clayton County
Grace Gaarder
Iowa State Teachers College
Walter J. Hunt
Waterloo Evening Courier
Federal Farm Commission
Ellsworth Richardson
Peita
Richardson
Three Men Score Best Dream Scores at Jesup Plant
In Jesup Iowa on June 6 J H Fratyke Thomas Robinson and Wianer topped the list with the highest dream scores. Other high scorers include R J Lamprecht C Curtis Emil Kuhrke Mrs Susie Joslin C Waller and C L Pond scoring 4 percent. Seventeen rate scores at 2 percent. Dr Rogers notes hot sun and humidity reduced scores but June production outpaced May with over 200000 pounds of butter.
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Jesup
Jime
Ornne
Fpec
Iowa State Collegr
J. H. Fratyke
Thamaa Robinson
Wianer
Dr. Rogers
Theen Mien
R. J. Lamprecht
C. Curtis
Emil Kuhrke
Susie Joslin
C .Waller
C. L. Pond
Baldwin
Flomer Frasner
Ty Seamans
Lawrence AdTahr
Kanes Robinson
Lioel
Farmers Questions and Comments to Editor Address
Readers are invited to send inquiries and remarks to the Editor Farm Department at Waterloo Evening Courier, Waterlon, Iowa. Communications should be concise and addressed to the editor for publication consideration.
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Farm Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterlon
Towa
McNally Tops Market in Polands at Chicago Price
Independence La June 26 William McNally Buchanan county stockman achieved the top market price for 340 pound Poland China hogs this week selling at 14.40 on the Chicago market. McNally is known for holding hogs until well finished and ready for sale.
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Independence
William McNally
Buchanan Caunty Stockman
Chicago
McNally
Black Hawk farmers push eggs for cold storage plan
In Waterloo area, backed by Black Hawk County Farm Bureau and Iowa State College extension, farmers grade and store eggs for cold storage. Experts note fertile eggs and small size hurt quality. recommended remedies include proper diet with tankage, oyster shells, and limestone to reduce shell defects and improve storage viability.
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Beteer Lowa
Iowa State College, Amts
Black Hawk County Barm Bureau
Iown State College
Waterloo
J. H. Bardsley
Extension
Iowa State College
Bardsley
Sweeney forecasts industrial growth to relieve farmer burden
O R Sweeney of Iowa State College spoke at Lincoln Park on utilizing corn byproducts to boost agricultural development. He outlined corncobs and stalks as untapped wealth, proposing factories to produce newsprint, motor fuel, fountain pens, solvents, and dyes, employing many farm people in winter over the next two decades.
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Lincoln Park
O. R. Sweeney
Chemical Engineering
Iowa State College
Waterloo
Parth
Sweeney
Sweeney Visiona
jTaany
Pheasants Trigger Complaints From Black Hawk Men
Dankerdow June 26 reports say pheasants caused extensive damage this season. Farmers cite poor pest control. a meeting discussed a petition aiming for 159 signatures to authorize open hunting. County growers pressed the state department to curb the birds, with thousands moved by farmers this spring.
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Dankerdow
Rane Department
Bauer County
Stalk Borer May Be Controlled by Cutting of Weeds
Ames IowaJune 26 The stalk borer a common insect pest in Iowa is especially destructive where weeds remain. It tunnels corn potatoes grains and many garden crops. Control by destroying weeds and infested vines, plowing fall fields, and burning waste areas. Farmers should watch plants, cut and destroy affected crops to limit spread.
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Ames
Iowa
C. J. Drake
Sitte
Iowa State College
Sioux City
Drake
Hansen & Merner Win Second with Holstein Cattle
Ames Iowa June 26 Special nearly 16000 cows tested for milk and butterfat in 52 Iowa cow testing associations. 216 culled for beef. 134 purchased and 2151 produced over 40 pounds fat. 716 over 50. Marshall Grundy tops with 26.5 fat and 1515 milk. Rowher and Black Hawk herds high producers. Altageld farms McGregor has top cow with 2853 milk and 1.5 fat. Oakence second high with 91 fat and 1625 milk.
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Ames
Iowa
Extension Service
Towa State College
Marshall- Grundy Association
West Branch
Marshall;Grundy Association
A. Rowher
Tansen & Merner
Pioneer Association
Black Hawk County
Altageld Farms
McGregor
IL. Oakence
Marshall-Grundy Association
H. M. Fisher
West Branch Association
Sunbeam Club Holds First Bi Monthly Meet in Eagle Township
Twenty six members of the Sunbeam breadmaking club gathered at Mrs NJ Rieter home for the first bi monthly meeting. Elizabeth Hudson demonstration agent gave a short talk. The Susheim club claims the most members in the county and attended the county picnic. An active effort was started to plan a new Fram for the eating necess picnic. vessel stealing of the club July 22 was postponed.
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Sunbeam
Mrz. NJ
Rieter
Etrabeth Hudson
Susheim Clit
Uban County Offers Soil Testing For Farmers
County agent Uban will visit farms to test soil conditions and determine suitability for legumes. Tests include lime needs and acidity adjustments, with a recommended lime amount and handling guidance. He will answer questions on legumes and on preparing fields for alfalfa or clover, noting August sowing plans and the value of thorough preparation.
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Bureau
Uben
Uban
Phin
Demand Improves After Big Slump in Wheat Market
AP dispatch from Chicago reports sharp resets in wheat values early today as liquidations driven by favorable crop conditions in the northwest pressured prices. A lack of reported actual damage by rust dampened selling, while demand from the southwest and improving export activity lent some support. Wheat closed irregular with small net losses or gains. July and September futures fluctuated. Corn advanced on active speculative interest then leveled, oats eased on weak price support, and provisions moved in line with hog values.
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Associated Press
Wolsey
Ierasinta
Aukel Rene
Secon
Inah
Ltie
Grain and Provisions Chicago Cash Quotations
Chicago market notes show wheat and oats prices with various grades and futures. Quoted items include No 2 and No 4 white oats, yellow corn, and barleys with specific bids, along with titling for Minneapolis market receipts and assorted hay and rye values.
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Chicago
Hog and cattle market snapshot from Chicago and Omaha
Hog receipts 22,600 with mixed droves and steady to lower packer quotes. best light and medium weights active. Cattle and calves show steady to firm prices with several lines at or above 22.00 for yearlings and grown steers. Sheep and lambs rise modestly with fat lambs around 16.25 and natives near 15.40.
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Associated Press
Shursay
Texas
Bette
Livestock prices from St Paul and other markets
Receipts and price ranges for cattle, sheep, and hogs across St Paul, Sioux City, St Joseph, Omaha, and nearby markets. Highlights include steers and yearlings around 7255 pounds at $10.60, bulk fat cows and heifers from $6.75 to $8.40, and hogs with packers around $11.25 to $13.50. Sheep show native lambs around $15.75 with steady to strong footing. Multiple markets report steady or improved demand and varied stocker, feeder, and canner values.
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Omaha
Neb
South St Paul
Slim
Bolozna
Sioux City
Chicago
LOTIS
Fayebas
Weicht
Sears
Stock Market Opens with Broad Gains and Wide Pool Activity
New York stock prices opened strong with broadest advances and active pools in many specialties. DuPont and American Smelting led early gains, several issues set year highs, and key names such as General Electric and International Telephone moved up. Foreign exchange opened irregular as speculative trading ran high with notable jumps in Market Street and other major listings.
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Associated Press
New York
DuPont
American
American Dun
Harnel Sratinge
General
United Cigar Stores
Yellow Cab
Vivadou
Atlantic Gulf and West Indies
Newport News and
Hampton Railway
Gas and Electric
Seer Railway Prior Preferred
Radio Corporation
International Telephone
Canadian Pacific
Southern Pacific Delaware
Madson
General Electric
Jssses
Market Street
Atlantic Coast Line
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ole - Beihiebem Steel
California Petroleum
Central Leather
Prd
Cerro de Pasco
Chandler Motor
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Northwes
Chicago, Mul & St. Paul
Pfd
Chicago
AL & Pacific
Coca Cola
Colorado
Congoleum-Naim
Consolidated Gas
Corn ‘Products
Crucible Steel
Cuba Cane Surar
Davison Chemical - Dodge Bros
Pre du Pont de Nemours Electric
Ctis
Erie
Famous Players
General Asphalt
General Electric General, Motors Great Northern
Kennecott Copper
Lehigh Valley
Louisville & Nashv
Marland Ol Berets Motors
Seaboard Oi
Mid-Continent Petroleum
Kan
Tex
iMissouri Pacific Pe
Montgomery-Ward National Biscuit
National Lead
York Central
N. H
Horton
Norfolk & Western
America
Pan. Am
Enns Phila
Reg
Phillips _ Pet
Ds Reynolds Tob
St. L
San iFran
Seaboard Air Line
Sears Roebuck Sinclair
Souther Pacific Souther Rr
Standard Oi
Cal Standard Oil
Jon Pacific
Ind
Westinghouse
Wilys-Overland Woolworth
Produce prices at Chicago and New York marts
New York June numbers show butter and creamery prices uneven with some extras, cheese and whole milk flats mixed, eggs steady with variadas in near term, while poultry and hens rise slightly in quotations. Kansas City listings note poultry and egg trends with minor shifts.
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Chicago
New York
Wisconsin
Americas
Hennery
Pacific Coast
Kansan Utty
Kansas City
Hog and cattle market news from St Louis and Chicago
Receipts for hogs reach 9 500 with bids up to 13.30 while cattle see 1 400 head mostly steady. western steers, cows and yearlings show varied shifts. Potatoes movement in Chicago totals 28 cars with mixed quality and prices around 2.50 to 2.60, while corn and cotton futures open higher in Chicago and New York markets.
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Chicago
United [States
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Virginia Barret
Waterloo markets price roundup and commodity notes
Waterlo o markets list grain butter potatoes poultry and livestock prices, with items from Swift & Cod Springs and Rath Packing Co. including cattle hogs veal bulls and prime hogs. Barclay & Son timothy hay and salted cures are noted along with other farm staples.
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Waterloo
Stanard Broz
Eges
Waterloo Coon
Swift & Cod
Rath Packing Co
Barclay & Son
Timothy Hay
Picnic Drawing Hundreds at Dan Conry Farm
About three hundred people attended the Nagle Township Park bureau picnic held yesterday at the Dan Conry farm three miles west of Hage Center. The event was postponed from the day before due to rain and muddy roads. RoM. Gunn reviewed L. J. Dickinson's talk from La Porte City.
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Nagle Township
Nashua and vicinity busy with births travel and illness
A Nashua bulletin details a Sunday birth to Mr and Mrs Willan Graham man, a physician visiting Kellogg for his mother, and multiple local movements. Reports include reunions at New Hartford, officials attending services in Marion, and Cedar Rapids, plus residents visiting Des Moines, Washington and Waterloo for work and medical care.
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Nashua
Etrle
Willan Grahiman
PE. Stuam
Kellogg
Messrs
Alnies
A. J. Blasier
A. D-Leantos
H.C. Sekew
Roy Blasier
Lynea
New Hartford
George Hanna
Harvel Slinger
Cedar Rapids
Ward
Lilzel
Slinge
E. S. Taylor
FB. Water
Burien
Waterloo
Charles Winter
Aliss Cértrude Luhring
F. H. Luhring
L. G. Thompson
Dubuque
Fred Thompson
Bert ‘Deutehwanger
St. Frances Hospital
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Ohn Bros
Dan Conry
Moe
Hazel Fisher
Irving Farr
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