Lime and phosphate boost wheat yield on Iowa farm
On a farm in Orange township Iowa, fall applied lime at about three tons per acre with prior phosphate shows clearer stands, larger kernels, and heavier heads in winter wheat. A lime strip demonstrates a strong yield advantage over unlimed areas, suggesting lime enhances phosphate efficiency and overall soil health. Preliminary seed certification checks were conducted by Iowa State on the field.
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Orange Township
Lange
Arlier
Myre ‘Tanretther
Owas
Panretther
Iowa Agricultural”. Experiment Association
Ames
Tanneather
Milk consumption rises with hot weather says dairy official
Porter J. Henderson, manager of Waterloo Cooperative Dairy, explains that families use more milk in hot weather as light meals and cold foods dominate. He notes higher demand during warm days while vacations reduce the number of daily consumers.
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Porter J. Henderson
Waterloo Co Naorative Dairy Company
Howe
Weed Campaign in Delaware County Starts with Samples
The Combs Weed Campaign invites Delaware County farmers to submit Wear trons samples on July 21, with demonstrations by Prof Burns of extention services on methods to eradicate Canada thistles and bull thistle. No prizes offered for largest specimen. meetings to share eradicating strategies and advice for other weeds.
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Manchester
Robert Combs
Delaware
Prof. Burns
D. Extenadun
Delaware Ponte Taly
Farmers Invite Questions and Gaments for Communications
Public notice invites inquiries and comments directed to the editor at the Waterlin Fyaning Caytier for farm related matters. Contains contact hints and channel details for submitting input or questions.
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Farsi
Waterlin Fyaning Caytier
Waterlan
Lowe Phone
Growth of Strongest Children Through Diet Advice
An Iowa speech by Dr Nelson Oxphardurd extols milk as a key protein source for children and urges three glasses daily. He emphasizes eggs and meat in moderation, cod liver oil and sunlight, and a diet rich in cereals greens and fruits to boost growth, bones, teeth, and iron levels.
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Nelson
Tifa
Renew Strawberry Bed After Harvest With Renewal Methods
Ames Iowa June 29 renewal of strawberry beds after harvest advised by Holsinger Iowa State College horticultural extension specialist. Clip plants burn old foliage to kill leaf roller and leaf spot pests then plow and rake to renew bed. thin plants to six inches, maintain clean cultivation through fall for earlier, stronger new growth.
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Ames
Holsinger
Iowa Suite College
Lowa
Foregang
Hog Cholera Scare Spreads Across Northeast Iowa
Dozens of towns in northeastern Iowa report swine cholera as authorities warn of a serum shortage and potential wider spread. The Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association notes cases in Waterloo, La Porte City and many others amid a federal warning from Cedar Rapids officials. Vaccination and sanitation efforts are urged to prevent further outbreaks.
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Iowa
Watarimo
la Porte City
Eastern Iowa Veterinary J Association
Cedar Rapids
iMiting i
Dane
Mhorpices
iMaz
Winthrop
Mar
Lon
Cresco
Preston
Morse
Saton
Mayehwater, da
Jung
Dela
Wary
C Robinson Tops County Wool Pool Lead
C Robinson collected the most wool in the county pool with about 208 pounds. The county pool includes entries from local farms and organizations and totals were reported by regional officials.
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C. Robinson
County Pool
Changing Markets May Benefit Iowa Feeders of Swine
A study at the Iowa State College agricultural experiment station analyzes price differentials among markets for hogs. Findings show normal and fluctuating differentials across Chicago, St Louis, Kansas City, Omaha, Des Moines, Buffalo, Pittsburgh and Sioux City, with seasonal, receipt, and consumption shifts influencing where farmers should market hogs for best profit.
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Ames
Dutlets
Agricultural Experiment Station
Chicago
Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Sioux City
Indin
C.F. Curtiss
di ‘Vertor
Hog price decline forecast by Wallace's Farmer editorial
The Wallace's Farmer editorial from Des Moines warns of downward hog price trends. It cites the Sarle formula, notes June prices and probable December 1827 prices, and urges farmers to adjust plans if corn yields or wartime demand falter.
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Wallaces
Agricul¢Yra) Journal
Des Moines
Wallaens
War Briens
Ogane
Dane Oy
Corn yields rise with commercial fertilizer trials
A fragment reports on fertilizer use in Randabia Wir Hine 28 oohnee detailing corn growth benefits from commercial fertilizer. It notes farmers like Mr dart observe increased yields and compares local seed performance to other varieties.
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Randabia
Wir
Dart
Vis
Fortier
Afong
Cent Paw
Tact
Drought Injures Grain Damage Prospects Advance Wheat
Weather across the Canadian boundary pressures spring wheat prospects as prices rise on higher demand. Reports cite cooler temperatures and favorable corn conditions with mixed impacts on futures, while cash demand remains steady and provisions slide on liquidation pressure.
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Cort
Nate
Fararr
Representative Sale of Wheat Receipts at Minneapolis Market
Grain prices and receipts listed for Wheat at Sunneatolis Ghats Minneapolis with 36 cars compared to last year. Includes No 1 northern and No 1 dark northern spring bids, noted grades and prices, with arrival forecasts and representative sale furnished by Lamson Bros and H A Moray Chicago Syn Mees.
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Sunneatolis Ghats
Minneapolis
Minn
Chalcea
Cher
Lamson Bros. ) Co
Marsh-Place Blilg
H. A. Moray
Board of Trade Cash Quotations
Market quotes for various grains and seeds listed with grades and prices. Notable items include white, yellow, mixed corn. barley and flowerseed. Gard and Bolles prices. and general up-to-date cash quotation figures.
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Board of Trade
Chicago
Better Hogs 10c Lower and Active in Chicago Market
Chicago hogs receipts 23,000 with 11,000 over. hog prices mixed with feeder and packer stock down 10 to 25 cents in spots. Slaughter pigs and sows show declines while a few 120 to 140 pound shippers reach near 14.75 and 14.85. cattle and sheep receipts mixed with steady to slightly higher bids for yearlings and light steers, while bulls and natives see limited gains.
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Chicago
Idaho
Washington
St Paul Livestock Market Report Mixed Cattle Hogs and More
Receipts 2 300 cattle steady feeder steers yearlings with highs around 9 75 and bulk cows 4 75 7 24 price ranges. Calves 2 700 steady with good light calves near 10 00. Hogs receipts 7 400 few early sales steady high around 14 25, light hogs up to 30 4, export and other classes lower. Lambs and yearlings weak 25 cents lower. native lambs around 14 08. fat sheep and cull lambs near steady. Cotton futures opened steady amid light demand with prices shown.
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South St. Maul
Minn
Jaly
Mars
Marcy
New York
Swift & Co
Waterloo
Rath
F.o.b
Barclay & Sons
Timothy
Prom Colin Bros
George E Prugh
Steel stocks surge as pig iron sales spur market
New York shares rose on June 29 led by United States Steel at a record high while steel and related issues gained on reports that pig iron sales were the largest since 1914. Sloss Sheffield and Bethlehem Steel also advanced amid renewed demand for rail shares and rumors of the Loree merger shaping the western market.
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New York
Butlish
Stock Exchange
United States Steel
Sloss Sheffiel
Bethlehem
Gulf States
Ludlum
Otis Steel
Sloss Sheffield Pre A
C. S. Sleet
Baldwin
General Motors
Wmisi
Vackayt
Onion
of California
Prare
Elmatt Sates Rintny
Chem
American Can
Car &. Fd
Tsocomotive Am
American Sugar Am. Tel
Tel
Lobreen Sun
Armour of
Beeo Air Coast Lines
Loco
Balt
Ohio
Jernlehem Steel
Cent
Leathera
Missouri Pac. Ltd
Montgomery Wars Paehic Oi
California
Packard Motor Car
Pan Am
Pan -B
Pannsylvania 2
Phillips Petroleum
Pierce-Arrow Moteur
Reading
Rep
Iron Steel St
Hudson Motors Int
Harvester
Louisville
Martand
Tex
Parisie
Cows in the herd: purebred share 18 percent in county report
An Aurora Indiana report by Howard Ewing shows 50 cows sold for beef as part of Waynetts County Caw St Association. Of 321 dairy females, 18 percent were classified as purebreds. The note highlights production shortfalls and lists top milk yields with Holstein records and butterfat percentages.
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Aurora
Wayetts County
Caw St
Howard Ewing
Test Association
Fea
Fred H. Pieplow
Pieplow
J. Hum
Clarence Nus
Sepley
Walt Richards
Carl Linealn
Sel
J. Linealn
Provisions and Market Notes From Twin City Livestock Show
Unclear OCR summary lists prices and items such as butter cream, poultry, eggs, and cheese with numerous place names and figures. Mentions shipments, barrels, and stock notes in a dated market column style. Contains scattered references to quantities and prices, reflecting a mid 20th century grocery and farm goods update.
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W. C. Itaneurher
Yviells
Delaware County
Combs
Towa
St Oyeer
Charles Rahingon
Sevier
Daketes
Cersuas Oaks
Europe
Gran
Sune
Syn
Mees
Toms
Taut An
al Pias Beers
Toe
ST. Paul Livestock
Steadyyn
Fis
Sv York
Une
Cary
Great Britain
Frances
Velgiuay
Germany
Hovland
Norway
Sweden
Neumark
Switzerland
Slovnakia
Sievia
Auer
Witize
Arsening
Renali
Tokio
Shanghai
Montreal
United States
Virginia
Toll Steds
Amatle
Decene
Hypertevinder
Her Syr
Timothy Mash
Sepynt
Emrr Rho
Wobl
Erloo
Gertan
Adams Road
Rennington Twr. H
Province of
British Columbia
Canada
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Commonwealth of Australia
Nevada-California Electric Corporation
First
Central Iowa Power & Light’ Company
Mietzl
Mmercial National Company
Commercial National Bank
Shkenwo
Tune
Iss
Jemicago
Hennery
Claelee
Wwe
Frelent
Papture
Freicit
Silvesmar
Famay
Forman
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