Near riot at T B meeting over cattle testing in K af P
An anti tuberculosis meeting led to near riot tension in K af P hall when J H Rigdon opposed bovine TB tests. Protesters demanded equal time, hall rental disputes arose, and police presence suggested potential violence. Dr Peter Malcolm and Carl Kennedy traveled from Des Moines as debates continued about the milk test and its validity.
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Black Hawk County
Anti-Tuberculosis Association
K. Af
Anti Group
Mayr
Rigdon
R.A. Maye
Delaware County
Benson
G. H. Benson
Cornbelt ™ Business College
Aziti Association
Peyerll
Rigden
Jis
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Mialeaba
Kennedy
Peter Malcolm
Carl Kennedy
Agriculars
Des Moines
Iowa Board of Health
Ottumwa
Thei Mik
Ripdon
Clarksville Butter Plant Reports Strong Annual Increase
Clarksville creamery shows a solid year with 491300 pounds of butter produced, up 5606 pounds from last year. Total business gain reaches about 30000 dollars across butter poultry dairy equipment, with average price for butterfat at 51 cents per pound.
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Clarksville
Heather Spreng Sperry
Clarksvile Creamery
Farmers seek input in public affairs
Readers are invited to send questions and comments to the Editor Parm Department at the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Iowa. Communications should be directed to the paper’s editor and may appear in forthcoming issues.
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Parm
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Towa
Urgent Need for Horse Replacements in Black Hawk Co
Reports show a decline in the Black Hawk County horse trade with 1927 stallion registrations totaling 15 from the county, including 11 purebreds. In 1916 the county listed 100 animals. by 1922 registrations were 24, with purebreds dominating but many breeds fading. Despite the downturn, the Iowa Department of Agriculture notes renewed interest in horse raising and an effort to replace breeding stock to meet farm demands.
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Black Hawk Co
Black Hawk County
State Department of Agriculture
Blackhawk County
Ed ©. Andrews
Waterloo
Agriculture Department
Iowa
Big Hitch Demonstrations Promised In Iowa Farms
The article reports veteran horse breeder William Crownover of near Hudson endorsing big hitches as economical for corn belt farms. Demonstrations by Col Seaman and Iowa extension service official Roy W. Snyder are planned for Black Hawk county May 7 and 8 to show one man handling multiple horses with farm implements, plus notes on training, conditioning, and canvas collars.
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Wiliam Crownover
Hudson
Crownover
Town Horse & Mule Breeders’ Association
Ames
Col. Seaman
Harry Linn
Harry
fKimost
Black Hawk County
Farm Bureau
Roy W. Snyder
Iowa Extension Service
Snyder
Orange Consolidated School
Robinson Declares Iowa Delegation Opposes Capper Bill
Washington March 5 The Iowa delegation backs opposition to the Capper Hope bill, arguing it would disrupt hog buying and hurt major packing plants like Rath, Morrel, Sinclair, and Cedar Rapids. Representative Robinson says the Towa packers rely on local stockraisers and will vigorously oppose the measure.
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Hurler Ser
Ieee
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Pera
Towa
Robinson
Thes Wa
W. Path
Rath Pli
Ab Waterlon
Low
Macean Crown Ys Epinerred
Avith We Decker
Towa Parker
Rath
Robin
Ns Artiput
Selby
Morrel
Olumswa
Sinclate
Cedar Rapids
Towa Packinis Phints
Congress
Soil Week Underway in Wright County
Wright County Farm Bureau conducts soil week with meetings led by County Agent Tom Jinson across townships. Topics include fertilizers, soil needs, testing samples, and assessing acidity with on-site tests at meetings. High and low ground samples indicate lime requirements for alfalfa and sweet clover cultivation.
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Courier Special Service
Clarion
Wright County Farm Bureau
Tom Jinson
Blaine Township
Bjormson
Liberty Township
College dairy cow show planned by herdsmens class
Students in the dairy husbandry division of the Non-collegiate herdsmen’s course at Town State College will host their third annual dairy show on March 7. About 60 boys are enrolled, with 43 dairy animals owned by Iowa State College entered. Paul D. Rice is student manager. Herbert J. Kaiser and Andrew L. Tetgen are assistants. Judges are Burt Oderkirk and Ernest M. Wright. A medal for the high paint winner is donated by Fordyce Ely.
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St. Olaf
Andrew L. Tetgen
Jackson
Minn
Burt Oderkirk
Ernest M. Wright
Agricultural Extension Service
Iowa State College
Fordyce Ely
Garden Gossip on Parsley For Cooking and Stationery Shade
Garden gossip notes parsley demand year round for garnishing and seasoning. Parsley grows slowly but quickly after starting, can be kept in frames or windows for winter use, and provides dark green foliage suitable for beds and pots. Also mentions livestock market notes and sugar price steadiness in New York.
Wheat futures buoyed by heavy speculative orders
Speculators and foreign buyers pushed wheat higher as central west crop fears and large export estimates boosted futures. July and September contracts hit seasonal highs while corn softened amid rising wheat demand and larger visible supplies. Oats held steady and provisions rose on eastern lard demand. Renewed market strength followed favorable movement in grain cargo and a smaller wheat afloat after earlier declines.
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Corp Ted
Europe
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Chicago March 6
Wheat No 1 hard 1.39 No 1 northern springs 1.40 No 6 mixed Corn No 4 mixed 9 9 Shc No 5 mixed BG REC No 6 mixed 3 83 ec No 2 yellow fc No 3 yellow 85 97c No 4 yellow BowGSc No 4& yellow BTGSIc No 5 yellow 83 88c No 2 white 97 ST'Gc No 3 white 98 98%c No 4 white DowwENo No 5 white 85P88c sample grade 65 82c old No 4 yellow 84c old No yellow 0540DTe. Oats No 1 white 63c No 3 white WER No 3 white 57 sic No 4 white 87 60lSe sample grade 3c Rye No 3 si totes Barney 96% 1.06 Timothy seed 2. 154¢3. 50 Cloverseed 18.25636.75 Provisions ward 12.37 Ribs 311.00 Bellies 22.87
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Chicago
Northern Springs
Barney
Ward
Fat Steers Look Weak at Chicago Market Report
Chicago market report shows fat steers weak on the run, with general prices slipping from Saturday. Hogs receipts 83,000, bulk 170 to 260 pound weights mostly 8.00 to 8.30, light hogs active, sows and pigs varied. sheep and lambs steady to higher in spots. May cotton futures eased, Minneapolis grain and flour prices steady with slight shifts in wheat and corn bids.
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Gattle
Lhan
coTax
Catton
Liverpool
Midlands
Market Rally Lifts General Motors and Dow Jones Rally
New York trading opened with broad gains as General Motors surged to record highs near 147% while U S Steel and Chrysler advanced. Montana Power climbed to a record, and many industrials led purchases, with Ford, Willys Overland, and International Harvester among early leaders amid strengthened earnings outlooks.
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U. S. Steel
Montana
Motors
Willys
Montgomery-Ward
Interna- Uonal Harvester
0. S. Steel
Dupont
Willys-Overland
Hupp
Timken Rolfer
U. &. Steel
Coty
Midland Steel Products
International Harvester
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
An, Ghem. & Dyc
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American Ore & Foundry
American Locomotive
American Bm
American Sugar
American T. & T
American Tobacco
American Water Works
American Woolen Anaronda Sot
Atehison
Atlantic Coast
Ling
Atlantic Refining
Baltimore & Oh!a
Barnsdall A
Hethlenent Steel - California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Cerro de Pasco
Chesapeake & Gh
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Coch Cola
Colorado Fuel Deter Ee
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Northern Pacific
BEY Packard
Pan. Am
Bo Seeeewmennes Paramount Fam
Pennsylvania
Phillips Petroleum
Pierce- Arrow Postum Radio Reading
THY Rep
Tron & Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
Ncowe
Seaboard
Beare Rochuck
Dalries A
Southern Pacife Southern Railway
Standard
California
Yaherty
Liberty Third
Liberty Fourth
Treasury
Reese
Live stock market results at St Paul with varied bids
Receipts show 1 700 calves and 13 500 hogs with bids easing from last week. Cattle steady to unchanged with feeders active. calves strong to weak with good quality steady. hogs lower on light and heavy weights but mid-range bids around 7 80 to 7 85. sheep and lambs steady to lower as shows demand weak.
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ST. Paul
Minn
New York and Chicago Markets Report Butter and Eggs Prices
New York market data shows firm receipts for butter with creamery and extra grades, 3,135 tabs. cheese steady with 184,000 pounds receipts. poultry and eggs prices listed by class and quality. Chicago market notes include creamery cream, packing stock, and cheese varieties with receipts and price ranges. Kansas City and other regions report turkey, hen, and duck prices.
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New York
Hennery
Hennery Brown
Chicago
Asic
Karnsas City
Livestock Market Reports From Omaha and Chicago
Receipts at Omaha reach 44 000 with hog prices down to 7 90 top. cattle receipts 7 000 with steady steer and yearling prices to 14 00. hogs and sheep show varied gains. Potatoes and grain supplies show mixed movement with visible grain supply changes in Wheat Corn and Oats.
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New York
Hogs and Cattle Market Report From St. Louis Livestock
Hogs receipts 19 000 with weights 150 lower. top 8.45, bulk 230 lb down. 230-260 lb 8.20 8.35, 270-300 lb 8.15, 140-400 lb 7.50 8.00. Sows 4 857. Cattle receipts 3 000. calves 1 500. fat steer and yearling prices steady to slightly higher. veal avg 15.25. cows 5.00 5.75. butcher yearlings 9.00 10.50. sausage bulls 8.00. Sheep receipts 1 000. mostly to packers. lambs 15.50 216.00. aged sheep waning.
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Otiac
Waterloo
Nann
Merch A
Prom Weterloo Millx Co
Tripall Butte
8Wiik & Co
Pirat
Prom Rath Packing Co
Bas Fay
Prom Lows
Ac Feed Co
Wid Prairie
Cohn Bros
Chicago
INS
Avestock Sealer
Tedey
Rome
Algesen
Deena Pendetdee
Sees
Ostebedee
Ain
Mar
Omaun
Seu
St.usgtbh
Agos
Gattle
ST. Louis
Kogtlis
Bond Market Steady Amid Moderate Trading in New York
The bond market showed soft spots with generally steady prices in light volume. Liggett Myers hit a new yearly low amid selling of Midcontinent Petroleum and Seaboard issues remained plentiful. Philadelphia Electric moved around 101 in sizable trades, while St Paul issues began. Foreign group displayed firm tendencies led by French industrials with only nominal government department trading observed early.
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New York
Seaboard
Philadelphia Electric
St. Paul
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