Dairying Club Members Learn On Farm Tour
New Hartford Iowa June reports a tour of the G. & B. Dairy Club by members and Howard C. Jackson. Members from Butler and Grundy counties join new and existing members as calves, mostly grade Holsteins and Guernseys, are fed or pastured due to feed shortages. Plans include dairy shows at Cedar Valley fair and expositions with judging practice for a state contest in Waterloo.
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New Hartford
G. & B. Dairy | Call‘club
Howard C. Jackson
Iowa State Dairy Association
F. W. Herninghauser
Reeve
Wisconsin
Clare Chapman
Mott Grapman
Herman Hemenway
S. W. Hemen
Hartvig’ Madsen
Helger Madsen
Donald Dix
Henry Trix
Clare
Chapman
Dir
Bristow
Elizabeth Shoeman
Henry Shoeman
Ruth Wilson
Ohn Wilson
Guernsey
George Baldwin
Ay Hemenway
John
Wilson
Ry. Shoeman
Elias Madsen
Mott Chapman
van ‘Mill
Henry Dix
Arthur Moore
Helge
Waterloo
Chapman Farm
Herman ‘Hemenway
Vernon Shoeman
John Wilson, Jr
Leon Baldwin
Lyle Mack
Cornelius van Mill
Inar Madsen
Giare Chapman
Rodney Moore
Hartvig Madsen
Mr. Jackson
Scientific Methods Win for Chickasaw County Poultrymen
New Hampton Iowa June 31 Poultry raisers in Chickasaw county cite the need for scientific methods County agent Frank Hunt reports good records kept by farms cooperating with the farm bureau and extension service The Leghorn flock of A L Prot y Nashua produced 73 1 percent from 242 birds laying 5 488 eggs in May A mixed flock owned by L J Shores Waucoma followed at 62 9 percent
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New Hampton
Chickasaw County
Frank Hunt
Farm Areau and Extension Service
A. L. Prouty
Nashua
L. J. Shores, Wau- Coma
Dairy Calf Club to Show Beef and Dairy Stock Difference
Black Hawk county dairy calf club members plan a summer demonstration showing the difference between beef and dairy cattle. The group will meet again to continue the demonstration work and involve more members.
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Dairy
Black Hawk County
Farmers Questions and Comments to Waterloo Farm Department
Hed. address communications to the Waterloo Evening Chronicle to the Farm Department in Waterloo Iowa. Include name and method of contact. Ensure remarks reach the department via mail or phone.
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Dilor
Waterloo
Light Frost Near Stout Discolors Leaves of Plants
Light frost near Stout Iowa on a Saturday night turned some leaves of corn and clover. Despite the low temperatures, damage was limited as oats and seed crops show potential. Clover seed prices range around 25 to 26 dollars per bushel with cautions about weed and foreign seed risks.
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Stout
Wilaon
Wilson
Wil- Bum
Ium
Fall Farrowing to Be Less Than Last Year Report
A Des Moines based US Department of Agriculture release notes spring and fall pig crop trends in the corn belt. It forecasts an about 20 percent drop in sows farrowing in spring 11-county belt versus last spring, while pigs saved per litter rise due to favorable weather and higher hog prices.
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Leslie M. Carl
Lacey F. Rickey
Des Moines
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of, Agriculture
Post Office Department
United States
Cedar Rapids Men Discuss Milk Marketing Plans
W. O. Sheets and F. B. Baldwin visited Cedar Rapids to review a plan by Waterloo Co-operative Dairy and distributors to handle the milk business. Cedar Rapids producers consider building a surplus plant and formed a committee to assess a local milk station. They met with Waterloo area leaders and sought producer distributor and co op plant arrangements. A Cedar Rapids total of distributors was reported.
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W. O. Sheets
Linn County
F. B. Baldwin
Linn County Producers’ Association
Waterloo Co-operative Dairy Company
Cedar Rapids
Sheets
Baldwin
Waterloo
Dealers Warm to New Egg Law Across State
Des Moines reports state wide adoption of the Igwa ge law with dealers noting fewer issues between producers and buyers. Increased candling and careful handling improve egg quality while a few violators are cited but overall compliance is high.
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Des Moines
State Department of Agriculture
State Departent of Agriculture
Iowa corn and oats show strong growth in early July reports
W J Miller of north Poynertown says corn over two feet high a week before July 4 and oats with substantial length after rain. He notes up to 70 kernels on some corn heads and predicts large potato crops locally. A Ames study by Dr. A L Bakke records corn growth of about 4.5 inches daily over six days around June 20 26, with temperature and duration of heat affecting daily gains.
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W. J. Miler
North Poyner
Miller
Poyner
East Waterloo
Ames
Iowa
A. L. Bakke
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Bakke
Carn
Wheat Market Fluctuates on Anticipated Crop Estimates
Wheat prices rose early on trading floor activity as buyers rallied on expectations of bullish crop estimates to be issued soon. Corn and oats followed the wheat strength with mixed results. later reports of favorable crops eased gains though renewed optimism kept some upturns. Chicago cash quotes reflected mixed grain values with various futures showing modest gains and reversals.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Hog and Cattle Market Report From Chicago June 36
Strength shown by hogs with receipts around 18 000 and buyers active on mixed lots and light weights. Cattle receipts near 10 000 with firmness on choicest steers while lightweight and midweights show slower demand and weaker prices. Sheep and lambs mix of steady to lower bids as market balances supply and packer demand.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Idaho
Omaus
Rey
University of Minnesota
ST. Joseph
East St-Louis
Tennessee
Market gains surge as stocks lead with General motors and General Electric
On June 30 in New York trading, stock prices rose despite earthquake fears. Gains led by General Motors General Electric and Electric Power as buyers returned across utilities engines and high priced industrials. Food and leather shares attracted interest with United Cigar Stores and others reaching multiweek highs while rails lagged.
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Associated Press
New York
General Motors
General Electric
Electric Power
Bafora
Can
National Biscuit
Omaha
St. Paul
United Cigar
Pau. Chem.& Dre
American Can
Am, Car, & Fis
Eceeue
American Locomotive
An. Sm
Aumerican Sugar
American Tobacco
Water Wits
American Woolen
Anaconda Cop
Csessee
Atchison
Coast Linge Baldwin Soco
Bak
Ohio
Bethlehem Stee
California
Canadian Pac
Dent Leath, Ned
Cerro de Pas Chandler Motor
Chesapeake & Ohio
Ohic
Northwestern
Colorado
Congoleum-Natim
Consolidated Gas
Corn
Cuba Cane Su
Davison_Chem
Dodge Bros. Ptd
du Pont de Nem
Ckel - Kelly
Kennecott ‘Cop
Lehigh Valley
Louisville & Nash - Mack Truck
Marland
Max. Motors
Seaboard
Mid-Continent
Ian
Tex- Missouri Pac
Montgomery Ward War
Biscuit Ex
New York Central N
N. A. & Weld
Norfolk & Western Nor
Studebaker
Texas Co
Texas & Pacific
Tobacco Products, Ox
Transcontinentt OW
Union Pacific So
Radio
Tron
Steel Reynolds Tobacco B
Southern Pacific Southern Railway
Standard Qi
Westinghouse
Willys-Orverlang
Woolworth
Survey of Soils Made for Jasper County Farmers
A soil survey of Jasper County Iowa by the U S department of agriculture and Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station outlines soil types plus their extent and management, with topography drainage roads markets climate and agriculture. It notes corn oats hay and wheat as main crops and hog farming as leading livestock. beef cattle breeding and feeding are also important. Free copies available while supply lasts from the U S Department of Agriculture Washington D C.
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Washington, D. C
Jasper County
Iowa
United States Department of Agriculture
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Peoria Livestock Market Report Notes Mixed Prices
Fragmentary notes show quotations and bids at Peoria Livestock market with reference to steady ranges and a $10.00 figure. Other text is unreadable or garbled.
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Peoria Livestock Pooria
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts June 30
Butter and cheese prices fluctuated with creamery and whole milk products showing varied bids across Chicago and New York markets. Eggs held steady with nearby values and Pacific coast firsts noted, while poultry saw modest gains and declines in dressed meats and live fowl across multiple markets.
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Chicago
New York
Wisconsin
Hennery
Pacific Coast
Tei Springs
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