Poultrymen Seek Higher Hatchery Egg Prices in Black Hawk County
Black Hawk County Farm Bureau directors at the courthouse office outlined plans for unified action to raise prices for hatching eggs. They noted some eggs are sold to hatcheries for 10 cents below market value and announced a broad membership drive with cooperative meetings across townships to map limestone surveys and organize campaigns.
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Ifs
Black Hawk County Farm Bureau
Pawtrymen
Farm Bureau
Bagie
Avery Farm
Black Hawk County
Awela
Eyestone
Mt.Vernon
Smailing
Cedar Lownshin ‘Bt
Black Hawk Township Farm Bureau
Lawn Hall
Hudson
Poyner Township Cotorg
Tas
Waterloo ‘Township Bureau
Bennington Township
Veteran farmer touts Grimm alfalfa as best seed
U S Blough of Orange township in Black Hawk county praises Grimm alfalfa seed after 12 years of cultivating the crop. He recommends early summer plowing followed by cultivation to prepare a fine seed bed and suggests sowing in August if moisture allows. He notes Grimm alfalfa resists freezing and thawing due to branched roots.
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Black Hawk County
Orange Township
Streimmer
Firing First Guns of Dairy Congress
The first guns of the 1925 Dairy Cattle Congress and National Belgian Horse show will be fired this week. Exhibitors who have attended fairs in recent years are being asked for opinions on possible changes in premium lists and premium apportionment. Work on the premium list is starting.
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Dairy
Altho
Attractive program in Cedar Falls township
Young residents of Cedar Falls township will present a minstrel program on Friday evening March 6 at the commercial club rooms. Mrs Pp Friedle from Bennington township will perform one of her entertaining tales.
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Cedar
Cedar Falls Township
Pp. I. Friedle
Bennington Township
Sumner Sumner
Sherrif Keause
Pek
R. H. Stafford
Harry
Whi Krause
Wiliam Burgum
Miami
Fla
Tim Corkery
Sumner
Presbe
Miss Gronnet
New Hampton
Sumter
Tred Ferry
M. E. Church
Harry O. Culver
Cedar Falls
Grace Eggleson
William Russel
Oehvelu
Oaslwein M. &. Church
A.W. Henko
Avis Eggleton
Gladys Russel
Oelwein
L. P. Winks
Ben
California
Hollywood
West Union
Frank Wescott
Firs
Cot
Guy Carpenter
Powell
Wichitia Krange
Doyle “Kornick
William Hipho
Bonnie
Roy Pease
Bedford Riley Hereford Baby Beef Venture at Hudson Farm
Bedford and Riley operate near Hudson Iowa showing a purebred Hereford calf herd and cow herd. They feed calves with corn silage and hay, market baby beef at 200 to 210 pounds, and note strong profitability from efficient feeding and integrated cattle activity. Riley cites a successful Chicago sale and plans for 25 top calves this spring.
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Bedford & Riley
Hudson
Mr. Itiley
Charles Griffith
Riley
Mr. Riley
Chicago
Elim Rilay
Altho
Lizzie
New Hartford Social Notes and Market Reports
Stated Moceing of Heaverlodge and social visits across New Hartford include Mrs. Vanderiip of St Thomas and Miss Lulu Bryan hosting Teachers College guests. Warren Wheeler farm plans and local visits, with Waterloo market data on potatoes and city banking and real estate transfers, plus regional grain and livestock quotations.
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New Hartford
Lew Wariford
Heaverlodge
Harry Vanderiip
St.Thomas
J. M. Anderson
Ardella Mack. Hughes
Kelena
H.C
Jank Mark
Mir
Pear Schmitt
Dixon Brothers
Warren Wheeler
Clark Yoko
Walter Kodd
Clemen
Halbert
Greeley
Whalen
Lulu Bryan
Tvo Youn
Teachers College
Ross Storrison
Waterloo
Harmon
Clarry Crawford
New Bampton
C. Sprighe Iter
G. H. van
Christensen
Parkersburg
Chauncey Yost
Omaha Livestock Market Prices and Receipts Amid Mixed Demand
Receipts at Omaha and East St Louis report cattle hogs and sheep trading with gains for various weight classes. Early shippers showing higher bids, packers paying up to $13.45 for large cattle, hog top near $14.00, and sheep sides lifting to around $17.20 for fresh lambs, with overall activity steady to firm across major categories. Represented by Lamson Bros. & Co. and H. A. Morey, Chicago report dated March 5.
Market Irregularities Mark Opening Stock Trades
Wall Street opened firm with big volume orders as gains appeared in American Car and Foundry American Locomotive and other issues while American Sugar Refining fell. Dividends boosted American Locomotive and a broad list of industrials traded at higher or lower levels, with call money easing from 3 to 3 1/3 percent. Cotton and other commodities showed declines in early trading and miscellaneous items appeared in later notes from St Joseph and Sumner.
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New York
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Goldwin
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Kresge
Wilson and Co
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Ballwin
Federal Light
Vel Age Arms
Pullman
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Sears
Mack Truck
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Bank of England
Reginald Mienna
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Elnal, Salon
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American Vel
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SPU
American Water Works
American Woolen
Anaconda Copper
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem
California Petroleum
General Asphalt
General Electron Ac
Great Northern
Gulf States Steel
Houston
Hudson “Motors
Hingis Central
International Harvester
Marine
Kelly Springfield
Kennecott Copper
Lehigh Valley
Louisville & Nas
Marland
Maxivell Motors
Leahonard OW
Kansas
Texas
Missouri Pacific
Montgomery-Ward
National Biscuit
National Lend
York ‘Central
Hartford Norfol & Western
Northern Pacific
Pes Saae Pacific Oil
Pan. Am
Pennsylvania
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Phillips Pet
Reading
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Ir. & Steel
Reynolds Tob
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Fran
Seaboard Air Line
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Con
Sloss-Sheff
Stoc Southern Pacific Southern Ry
Standard Oil
Stewart Winer
Studebaker
Texas Co
S- Texas & Pacific
Union Pacific
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Alcoho
Rubber
U. & Steel
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Dee Westinghouse Thee
Wilys
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Bria
New Dairymen Test Association Possible in Benton County
Black Hawk County may form a new test association of dairymen with Burt Oderkirk and Glenn Luther discussing plans. Benton farmers want testing to start April 1, and Luther notes strong local interest with 16 on Pioneer Cow Test’s waiting list. Dunkertonshows rising testing activity as Keystone raises state total to 57 groups after a previous 61.
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Benton County
Burt Oderkirk
Keystone
Benton Dairymen
Oderkirk
Watnerloo
Glenn Luther
Pioneer Cow Test Association
Luther
Pioneer Association
Dunkerton
Keystone Association
Gderkirk
Sea lions touted as ideal pets by Amateur Menagerie club
London reports sea lions praised as ideal pets in Amateur Menagerie club recommendations. high upkeep costs, no license required, sea lions cost $500 to $790 yearly to maintain. member B B Brightwell cites intelligence and adaptability. warns high water and food costs hinder universal popularity.
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London
B. B. Lrightwell
Brightwell
Farmers Questions and Comments Invited
Readers are invited to send questions and comments to the Expositor Farm Department at Waterloo Evening Courier. Address communications to Wasserloo Towe and call 5100 for guidance and submission details.
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Exitor Farma Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Wasserloo
Towe
Balancing and Forming Picturesque Groups Noted in His Nature
A fragment notes that his balancing diving and forming picturesque groups are implanted in him by nature, citing apparent natural gifts and talent.
Farmers to Saw Native Lumber at J Brentzer Farm
Farmers Will Saw Native Lumber at J Brentzer Farm in Farmers Will Saw Native Lumber at J Brentzer Farm Ia March 4 Spe cial Due to high prices of lumber farmers will bring logs to the Brentzer farm to be made into boards for farm use. A central site will be used then a mill hired for self operation to speed spring work.
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J. Brentzer
Bubberton
John L. Brentzer
Brentzer
Dana Roon
Soma
Minnie Witt Seeks Prizes at National Seed Corn Show
Cedar Falls resident Minnie Witt competes at the National Seed Corn show in Chicago aiming for a share of 17,090 dollars in prizes. A top trophy of 1,000 dollars is offered for the best car of seed corn in America.
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Cedar Falls
Minnie Witt
Chicago
Sge&scam
America
Fragmentary Market Prices Reported for Grains and Feed
OCR reading lists prices for various grains and feeds including heavy clover and alfalfa. Mentions Minnesota Minneapolis and Florida locations with price figures such as 16.00 30.00 and Bran 23.50 to 24.50.
Wheat Exports Heavy as Prices Edge Higher
Chicago March 5 wheat exports reported around 1,000,000 bushels and kept the market unsettled. May and July futures finished up about 1 to 2 percent from the prior day with May near 1.93 and July around 1.69. Corn and oats followed wheat, showing declines early but later bullish shifts, while the provision market rose in line with hog values.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Jexport
Hog and Cattle Prices Rise at Chicago Market Report
Chicago market report shows hog receipts about 26 000 with prices climbing 25 to 40 cents as buyers bid for varying hog weights. Cattle and sheep receipts also mixed with top hogs at 13.65 and steers, yearlings near 12.00 to 15.50 for lighter weights, while fat lambs and sheep fluctuated with gains in some categories.
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Mike and Stites No
Wight
Gale
Taght— Wright
Waee Bees
Eee
Aie & Ag
Genelinas
Chicago
Kansas City Livestock Receipts With Mixed Higher Prices
Kansas City livestock receipts total about 11,000 head with hogs up to 13.55, cattle steady to higher and sheep showing gains. Calves fair to strong, top steer price around 11.10 for 1,400 pounds. hogs firm with bulk around 12 to 13 dollars. sheep and lambs mixed but trending higher on top figures.
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts Produce
Chicago and New York reports show butter creamery extras up to 43 4c and 41 D4930 line items with varied grades. Eggs cheese and poultry prices steady or higher, with receipts in thousands, and small shifts across creamery, firsts, and longs.
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Chicago
New York
New Yorke
Steddy
Reidel Springs
Kansas City
Livestock Market Update Stresses Mixed Results Across Classes
Receipts for cattle total 4 200 with mixed demand and gains for fat cattle and steers, calves at 7. top sorts around 10 75, hogs slow but higher on select cuts, weight 190 to 250 pounds seen at 12 50 to 13 10, sheep receipts 509 with steady to higher prices and fat natives around 15 50 to 17 10.
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Grau
Belegna
Wilegely
Sioux City Livestock Market Summary March 3 Cattle Hogs Sheep
Receipts Cattle 2800 market slow steady higher feeders strong fat steers and yearlings 7.80 12.00 bulls 5.25 10.00 fat cows 5.00 10.00 veals around 7.50 hogs receipts 16000 market 25a higher shippers packers holding back bulk 23.50 lights 13.50 13.35 others 12.25 12.75 pigs 10.00 11.50 hogs totals and prices reflect varied classes. Sheep receipts 990 market 19 25 higher lambs 17.50 ewes 9.07.
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Marcha
East ST. Louis
East St Louis
Gattle
St, Joseph
St Joseph
Associated Press
Chicago
Brendy
Strane
Sioux City
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