Traer Creamery Sees Big Year and Rising Butterfat
Traer Cooperative Creamery reports a strong year with record butterfat receipts totaling 504000 pounds ending June 1. The plant produced about 5 346 pounds in a single day, with over 565 patron checks issued by mid June and butterfat payments up to 51 cents in the first half of June, up from 47 cents a year earlier.
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Traer Cooperative Creamery
Traer
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Cedar Falls Farm Women Picnic Draws 142 Guests
One hundred forty two women and children from five rural clubs of Cedar Falls township attended a picnic at the north end of stand park. After dinner each club held a short business session, then a program and community sing led by Mrs. Ed Lund. Brief club histories were given by five members. The program for next year aims to emphasize Rural Recreation and Organization with local talent. A discussion covered homemade dyes, patch work, quilts, and household textiles. A canning talk pointed to Cedar Valley Fair exhibitions and the Dairy Castle Congress.
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Cedar Falls
Childd ‘Aren
Geder Fels Township
Ed Lund
Ari Rieger
Trvin Rikers
George Peterson
Harvey
Suchers
Charles Hearst
Alrs
Albert, Smith
Harry J Adsophson
Hans Hansen
Charles Hamil
Lightning Strikes Tama Livestock in Storm Losses
Last week’s rains and lightning hit Tama County stock with multiple claims filed by Farmers Mutual Aid members. Listings include horses and cattle from Reinbeck, Traer, Dysart, Garrison, and Tracy area claimants, totaling hundreds in losses. Claims filed with C Owens, secretary for the Tama county losses, list individuals such as James Lovell, Joan Frier Reinbeck, Chas Frahm, Gordon Mason Traer, and Roy Larsen Garrison among others.
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James Lovell
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Shoats Stolen From Grundy Farm in Second Thievery Wave
Frinbeck Iowa June reports say 47 shoats were stolen from Rudolph Hoepner farm near Grundy Center in a second farm theft wave over six weeks. Rudolph lost 3 head of hogs and Albert Hoepner reported 10 shoats frozen on the same night. Reinbeck resident Oh Bieverson reported seven shoats taken, with other farms noting losses while families attended a dance in Gladbrook.
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Parker Soy Bean Plow Attracts Farmers In Jesup Area
Ta June 20. A soy bean plow on Earl Parker’s farm north of Jesup serves as a model for others, clearing weeds from 20 acres. Built by Ed Hull from an old cultivator, it now handles two rows daily, while Parker grows 110 acres of corn and soy beans and feeds hogs and cattle with soy bean meal. Clarence and Lawrence Parker, part of a champion dairy judging family, assist on the 353 acre farm.
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Ed Hull
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Parker
Harry Franzk
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Clarence
Altke
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Jesup Consolidated School Unis
Parker Farm
Farm Bureau plans picnics and road bond debate marks Iowa notices
Allison Iowa June 90 Plans for the Butler county Farm Bureau picnic at the fair grounds July 4 have been completed with 350 in prize money. T J B Robinson of Hampton will speak. parade starts at 11 30. floats prizes and events include a baseball game Clinton Clarksville Wilmar and tug of war. Eldora Iowa June 30 A Farm Bureau picnic July 4 features a debate on a 160000000 bond issue with E A Grimwood Jones county and G W Patterson Kossuth county arguing for and against. Des Moines June 30 Officials report dairy production outpacing cow growth with 1300000 cows milking and butter production rising to 1997 figures amid improved efficiency and beef demand potential.
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Kossuth County
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Des Moines
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Taycox and Tracey Speak at Delaware Bureau Picnic
The Min towns hip Fat Bureau pierde held at L. B. Roland tarny Thursday featured picnic dinner, band music, and contests. Weather was favorable. attendees included representatives from most county towns. Mr. Jave, president of Faron Bu, spoke at noon, followed by Attorney Trace on farm city cooperation. Manchester High School band provided music.
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Build Two Silos and a Barn at Fairbank
Farbank, Ta. Jane W0 Siveray farm buildings are being erected in this section of Buchanan county. Two silos and 4 barn are included on this hist. eabwedin yet sede August: Westendorf, Vistar north of town is having a var built on ins farm. Gust Retler is having a salo built, which is nearing completicy, and Jinks Frederick has begun work oh A. pew silo on his farm.
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Jane
Siveray
Buchanan County
Eabwedin
Westendorf
Vistar
Gust Retler
Jinks
Frederick
Horses Are Killed Friends Plow Corn
George McNellis, who lost four horses to lightning last week, welcomed 20 neighbors who dropped in to plow his 145 acres of corn. A separate item notes a 4-H rally in Alison with about 80 people, where 3 eighth graders graduated and Esther Seitsman spoke, joined by County Agent Hamilton and County Agent John Muir.
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George McNellis
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Alison
Sailer
Esther Seitsman
Laurel
Hamilton
Franklin County
John ©. Muir
Farmers Questions and Comments Invited
The War tering Evening Courier invites readers to send questions and comments to the Editor Farm Department at Waterloo lagna. Communications should be addressed to the editor and include contact information for potential reply.
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Wartering Evening Courier
Waterloolagna
Sharp Advance on Pit Grain Receipts and Provisions Review
Sharp advance on pit grain receipts and weekly grain and shipments provisions review notes corn futures rising as buyers cover and speculative pressure pulls July positions higher while wheat gains and oats stay strong amid tight nearby supplies and large Canadian stocks. Butter storage moves slow as prices stay high and traders remain cautious. flour prices and shipments show modest activity against mixed storage demand.
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Wheat Prices Jump As Rains, Argentine Purchases Boost Trade
Persistent rains in wheat regions and reports of large Argentine wheat orders from Russia pushed prices higher. European buyers were noted for futures delivery. Corn fell on weak weather and expected bigger arrivals. oats weakened. provisions mixed with some declines.
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Clearing House Statement and Market Notes from June 30
New York Clearing House reports unchanged total surplus and profits. Net demand deposits average 10.7 million, down. time deposits rise to 27.82 million. Market notes include Toledo seed prices for October and December, grain and oats quotes from Peoria and St. Louis, with wheat and corn values and receipts.
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New York
New York Clearing House Association
Toledo
Board of Trade cash quotations update for grains
Wheat and corn prices listed for No 1 and No 2 mixed and yellow varieties, No 3 to No 8 yellow, and white rice markets. Barley and timothy seed quotes shown. clovers red at 20.75 to 26.00. lard ribs and bellies priced around 11.85 and 14.39.
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Chicago Livestock Market Summary June 10
Receipts and prices across hogs cattle and sheep show mixed moves. Hogs steady to higher with top bids near 11.00 while cattle gain 25 to 75 cents on most classes. steer and yearling demand improves though grassers remain scarce. Sheep and lamb values retreat from Tuesday highs with declines 25 to 75 cents.
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Market swings and heavy buying lift several shares
New York June 30 stock action shows cross currents with gains in General Motors and Chrysler while hits to Tredug and Missouri Pacific weigh. Strong demand later boosts Dodge Bros and Studebaker Arrow merges as Consolidated Gas and Texas Pacific retreat. foreign exchange steady as traders await more dividends and investment demand.
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Commodities Prices and Receipts In New York and Chicago
New York and Chicago reports show mixed commodity receipts and prices across dairy eggs poultry and wheat. Creamery butter milk products and eggs list varied gains and declines with ounces and pounds noted. grain futures and cotton prices close steady to firm amid holiday comparisons and market activity.
Livestock today at big markets in Sioux City
Sioux City livestock market report for June 2 shows cattle receipts 904 held steady to higher gains across calves and yearlings with top prices to 15.10 for heifers and 14.75 for cows. Hogs receipts 7,000 with top 10.50 for butcher hogs and loads around 9.60 to 10.09. Lambs and ewes receipts 600 with lambs 23c lower to 14.15 top. ewes steady to 6.40.
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Bond Market Ties To Light Show Of Steady Prices
New York June 31 bond trading was light with little price movement. Government issues showed early strength but gains were small while industrials fell. Baltimore and Ohio 6s edged up fractionally whereas Frisco 429 and Southern Railway 43 posted minor declines. The forward list remained steady.
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Rath Packing Co 1% Preferred Stock Offer
Rath Packing Company of Waterios, Iowa offers 20 shares of 7% preferred stock at 99 dollars per share. Address for notices is C. E. Kieffer, 303 Kahl Building, Davenport. Lowe
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