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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1928

Page

9

Hearst Urges Farm Focus At Fayette Picnic

Charles B. Hearst urged 4000 Fayette county farmers to watch Houston and push for clear farm policy over party ties. He called for farm leaders to attend county meetings before the Des Moines state convention and stressed education of Main Street to honor farm interests. The Fayette Farm Bureau picnic featured contests, prizes, and remarks by local officials and university representatives.

Delwein Houston Fayette County Charles B. Hearst Des Moines Town Farm Bureau Federation Farm Bureau Pionic Hearst Main Street Heatst Kansas City Republican ‘Party America New Hampshire Vermont New York Fayette Farm Bureau County Bureau Oelwein Commercial Club Ab Lake Oelwein Maynard George J. Day William Hatch Oelwein J. W. Dieckman Upper Iowa University Fayette Wallace Peters B. Holtzman

New Film Highlights A Century Of Cattle Breeding Work

A US Department of Agriculture film titled The Berfstead Bequest showcases over ten years of beef cattle breeding. It includes the Story of Sunn-a-Bar Farms near Grain Valley Missouri and demonstrates how carefully selected purebred bulls improve herds, plus a scene tracing four generations of calves. The Beeler farm near Marble Rock was sold at about £232 an acre to Merschel Handley for 700 acres.

Berfstead United States Department of Agriculture Grain Valley W. R. Nelson Marble Rock North Merschel Handley

Alfalfa Day planned in Tama for August celebration

Tama County sponsors Tama Toledo Chautauqua grounds event on August 2 to honor the first year of the 10 000 acre alfalfa club. Blue Valley Creamery Institute aids efforts with plans for a grand alfalfa pageant headed by Queen Alfalfa seated on bales under an alfalfa arch. Local stores to decorate, alfalfa bread tea candy and novelties to be sold, with Queen Alfalfa winning a trip to the Iowa State Fair Des Moines and nine attendants earning season passes to the Tama County Fair.

Hower Toledo Tama County Toledo Chautauqua Tama County Farm Bureau Tama County Bankers Association Blue Valley Creamery Institute C. M. Leng Farm Service Z. R. Mills Mills Alfalfa Des Moines

Angus Cattle Sale at Harlan Brings High Average

Des Moines reports a high Angus sale average at Harlan with fifty head averaging 27780. Bulls averaged 435 and cows 256.44. Top price reached 1010 for Double Revolution, purchased by A J McCafferty of Miami. Hartley Stock Farm paid 350 for Miss Burgess Harrison 3d. Weather hindered travel but crowd attendance remained strong. The Harrison Ryan Aberdeen Angus operation notes 1400 head on the farms. The shift of Pacific coast herds and midwest feed abundance bolster U S beef production plans.

Corriar Des Moines Harlan Minnesota South Dakota Virginia Missouri Iowa Iolineis Nebraska Indiana A. J. McCafferty Miami Hartley Stock Farm Page M. D United States Harrison- Ryan Pacific Coast States California Middlewest Middlewest Farms

Fayette Launches Second Poultry Culling Campaign

Fayette county begins a second large culling drive for poultry similar to last year when 27 000 birds were culled. Farm bureau and Town Poultry Improvement Association representatives lead the effort due to a feed shortage. The program includes dipping producers to control disease and addresses housing and feeding issues and other management problems.

Fayette Fayyette Farm Bureau Town Poultry Improvement Association Addom

Farmers Invite Questions and Comments to Editor

Readers are invited to address the Farm Department at the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Iowa. Communications should be sent with the reader’s name and town of residence and include any specific questions or comments for timely publication.

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Dairy cattle judges advance from Fayette county tours

About 300 members across four associations on county tours named top judges for Holstein and Guernsey classes. L. C. Gerken led association No. 1, with Mrs. Fred Pieplow second. Association No. 2 winner W Hooger, No. 3 Frederick Bucker, No. 4 M G Scott. Winners advance to Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo this fall. Earl Schultz organized contests. Sideline programs featured talks, testers, and music.

Fayette, In Fayette County Con Test Association Waterloo Helbsteins Fred Pieplow Farm Oelwein Creamery Belt and Gerken Farm C. W. Alshouse Fred Pieplow Earl Schultz John Bare Chris Dueholm A. J. Baumann Arden Reynolds Lodwick St. Lucas

Livestock Market Report From Kansas City June SaleNotes

Kansas City market data show hogs steady to higher on top quality and 210 to 260 pound catchers with prices around 10.50. 200 lb hogs at 8.00 to 10.40, 150 to 160 lb hogs at 8.00 to 9.85. Cattle receipts total 2,900 with calves 500 and yearlings strong. steer and heifer prices listed for various weight classes, slaughter steers 950 to 1,400 lbs around 14.25 to 15.75, yearlings 750 to 950 lbs about 15.25 to 16.25, and lambs mixed with tops near 15.80. Sheep and lambs mostly steady to weak, ewes midrange.

Kansas City Livestock Kansas City ST. Paul Minn Park Road Sioux City Livestock Sioux City Strane Tmer Tao Chicago Choice

All Is Well with Growing Crops in Federal Bank Survey

The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago reports generally satisfactory yields in the seventh district with June 1 planting at 0 percent for corn, modest increases over May, and good stands with limited replanting. Prospects for berries good, tree fruits mixed, garden truck healthy, aided by rains. Livestock, grain, and produce futures show varied activity across St Paul and Omaha markets.

Chicago Federal Reserve District Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago United States

Rural Assessments Revised in Delaware County

Delaware County supervisors met at the courthouse to revise farm property valuations. Personal property saw many reductions, with yearling costs down 5 percent in Greeley and mixed results across Masonville Manchester Colesburg Dyersville Ryan. Cattle values shifted, cows and heifers down 20 percent in Manchester, Earlville steers down 18 percent, while Ryan rose 48 percent on sheep. Rural townships showed an average 2 percent decrease in yearling costs, some township increases 11 to 5 percent, cattle up around 7 percent on average, and hog valuations up about 14 percent in four townships.

iCantier Sprcia! Servicer Manchester J. E. Burns F. J. Seger Colesburg Dyersville Ryan Corporation Earlville

Curtis Herd at Ames Brings $298 Average

Ames Iowa June 28 twenty seven cows and twenty one bulls from the Rockwood Farm Shorthorn herd owned by Dean G C Curtiss of Iowa State College were sold at public auction here Tuesday for 8034, an average of 298 per head. Seventeen cows averaged 5282 with a high of 300 and a low of 173. Ten bulls averaged 326, the high 825 and the low shown. Charles F M Stone Whiting Kan paid the highest price of 825 for the bull Rockwood Ace.

Ames Rockwood Farm Dean GC. P. Curtiss Iowa State College Charles F. M. Stone Whiting, Kan

Divide Colonies and Take Out Queen Cell Says Bee Specialist

A bee demonstration at Adams place in Quasquetan attracted Buchanan county beekeepers. Worthington of Town State College led the session on swarm control. three new colonies were started from old ones. Removing queen cells and dividing colonies aims to prevent swarming and boost honey production. An apiary demonstration is planned for July 20.

Quasquetan Buchanan County Marshall Bi Adams Place DB Worthington Extension Service Town State Coliege Worthington Ames

Twice a Year House Cleaning Now Taboo

In Legion hall Tripoli Iowa the home demonstration featured Miss Fannie A. Gannon of Iowa State College extension service. She argued the old practice of spring and fall cleaning is outdated due to modern labor-saving equipment. Miles Gannon noted the topic could become an engaging community discussion.

Tripoli Indine Legion Hall Fannie A. Gannon Towa State College Extension Service Oeality Gannon Labor Savage Sens Miles Gannon

New Grain Arrives as Chicago Market Sees Spot Prices Mixed

Wheat shipments rise with 165 cars from Kansas points, but gains stall as rains in the southwest harvest region temper prices. Cotton quotes drift, with Liverpool and Chicago reports showing steady to lower bids while futures move within narrow ranges amid favorable corn conditions. Minneapolis grain and Sioux City livestock markets reflect modest gains and steady demand, with cattle prices lifting and hogs trading higher.

Chichao Kansan Natwest

Board of Trade cash quotations report June 24

Chicago grain and seed prices listed by grade. No. 2 mixed corn at 1.05 to 1.15 with variations across grades. yellow and white corn quoted differently. Oats, rye, barley, timothy seed, clover seed, and other commodities priced. provisions and hog bellies noted with specific bids and ranges.

Chicago

Sluggish hog trade and varied cattle market in Chicago report

Hog prices were uneven with slow trading and demand weak even at peak times. Cattle values rose with many steers selling around 14 to 16 dollars per hundredweight, prime steers at 16.17, while sheep and lamb trades eased. Kansas City grain quotes show mixed wheat and corn movements with several price points listed for No. 2 and No. 3 grades.

Choice

Otoges Advance as Trade Closes on Stock Exchange

New York June 21 The stock market closed with high money rates fading and strong gains in late trading led by General Motors Radio and American Telegraph amid heavy buying. U S Steel fell a point while U S Steel and General Motors showed clear strength as total sales neared 1 600 000 shares. Foreign exchange opened firm with sterling around 4 87 and a wide list of industrials moved up on the final bell.

New York Lune Stock Exchange International Harvester Bu Ponte General Motors U. S Genera Motors Saies General Electric American International Canadian Pacific Wright Aeronautical Radio American Case Threshing American Express General Asphalt Russia Insurance American Power & Light Curtiss International Harvester F Wats Sterling Cables Gane Gat & Am Linseed Am Loco Waoalen Armour Atchison Line Atlantic Balt Ohio Beth. Ltd Canadian Pac Ohio Dy T. Chrysler Colorado Fuel Col. Gas & Ei Dodee du Font de Wem Tien Deen Les Fleischmann Stinresnae Freeport-Tex Elec Sig Gillette Sal Greene Cath Houston Oi Hudson _ Motors Ni Gentral Eng Harvester Morphys Nickel -Ysterseey Aoe Inter Tel Tel Kan Spodth , Kennecott Mack ‘Truck Marland Oil Kan Texas Mid-Continent Petroleum Missouri Pacific Montgomery Ward Nash Studebaker Texan Texas Gulf Sulphur Texas & Pacific Texas Pac Timken Roller Bearing Union Carbide Union Pacific Indiscanal U. &. Rubber UW. &. Steel Vanadium Wabash Western Westinghouse Electric Willys-Overland Woolworth

Provisions Market Updates and Grain Prices Report

New York June 2 Butter receipts reach 120 008 tubs creamery highers extras and cheese receipts 239 203 pounds Eggs steady with 23 167 cases fresh gathered extras and firsts up to 40 104. poultry live irregular broilers by express water fowls by freight. Chicago June 23 Butter receipts 11 886 tubs creamery extra 43 standards 42 3 4 cents. cheese new varieties Daisy Young Americas Legahorns and brick prices listed. poultry and eggs prices shown. St Louis June 28 Wheat No 2 red 1 64. corn No 2 mixed 1 04.

New York Express Chicago

Rath Packing Co 1%e Preferred Stock Offer

Rath Packing Co of Waterloo Iowa offers 20 shares of 75 preferred stock at 99 dollars per share. Address inquiries to E Rieffey 503 Kalh Bids Davenport Iowa.

Rath Packing CO Rath Packing Company Waterloo Towa E. Rieffey Kahl Davenport Iowa

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