Many Farm Tenants Move Locations Across Iowa
Farmers Today reports a surge of tenancy changes in Iowa over ten days, with families shifting farms and schools, including Jubilee moves to Geneseo township Tama county and George Sauerbreit’s family relocating in Jubilee district. Other relocations spread from Cedar Falls to Waterloo and Mt Vernon township, reflecting a broad pattern of farm-to-farm moves and new assignments as workers seek fresh postings.
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Wigon
Iowa
Wusual
Thasa
Jubilee
H. CG. Moeller
Thar
John Burrows
Burrows
Geneseo
Tama County
George Sauerbret
Ecoloner
FL Gepnert
Spring Creek
George Burke
Bennington
Sunnyside Country Club
Kil- Marnock
Waterley
Anne Carl
Hazieton
G. Dicky
Mt Vernon
Waskes
Carl King
Kkont
Dunkerton
Lace
Joe Schlopsky
Hudson
Neger Cedar Falls
Hudson Place
Loften
Bedford Farms
Hudson Mill
Waterloo
Hers
Louis Curran
Tha ‘Place
Domer ‘Lichty
Thomas. Barker
Curran
Smalling
Cedar Township
la Porte City
Corn Hogs Hers High Yesterday at Sale Near Sumner
Sumner Iowa March 6 Alvin Hoth held a closing out sale on a 80 acre farm, recently sold to Carl Shoemaker at 200 dollars per acre. Totals reached 3584 dollars 70 cents. A team brought 295 dollars. Grade Shorthorns sold 35 to 60 dollars. Broad sows 43 50 each. Har went to 11 dollars and 1924 corn 1.24 per bushel. Rhode Island Red hens 1.10 each.
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Sumner
Alvin Hoth
Here
Carl Shoemaker
Har
Rhode Island
Baby Beef Clubs Net Iowa Youth Earnings
Iowa State College extension service reports 1924 Baby Beef clubs across 76 counties with 1,504 members feeding 1,744 calves. Final year results show 1,372 members completing work, 1,209 calves fed, with $12,218.15 earned in prizes across 84 fairs.
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Ames
Iowa
Extension Service
Iowa State College
Woodruffs Get Big Prices at Auction in Nashua
Nashua March sale at Woodruff & Son featured a team of horses weighing 385 pounds each, sold for 274 dollars with 10.65 per hundred, higher than local market. Cattle brought about ten dollars per head more than expected.
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Nashua
Woodruff & Son
Woar' Roeffs
Farmers Questions and Comments in Hed
Readers are invited to address communications to the Editor Farm Department of the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Iowa. Telephone contact 6100 is listed for readers to send questions and comments regarding agricultural topics.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Towa
Geneseo Debate Supports Tractor Opponents
Geneseo township farm bureau heard a debate on whether horses can be more economical on 160 acres than a tractor. The negative side, led by Roscoe McIlhney and O. J. Speer, won with supporters Raymond Lambert and RR Mills arguing the affirmative.
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D Timer
Farm Bureau Organization
Geneseo Township
Ania County
Thenegali
Roscoe Mclhinney
O. J. Speer
Raymond Lambert
Mills
Best Prices Hit Fayette Holstein Sale in West Union
Fayette County Holstein Breeders sold 30 cattle for 2676 dollars, averaging about 9 dollars per hundredweight. Eight were grades. highest grade 85 dollars, five purebreds averaged 33.60 dollars, highest 130. Fifteen purebred cows averaged 108.38, tops 160. Seventeen consignors including Stewart Maynard and Rummel Fayette Norden, Webster City and Arlington provided stock as buyers paid strong prices.
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West Union
Fayette County
Tritomla Pieterite Ormsby
Paul PP. Stewart
Maynard
H.W. Gleim
Webster City
Harry Reeve
Sumner
Stewart
Hanson& Satterbry
Art McLaury
George B. Tox
Oelwein
A. J.meyar
Walter Shnief
Westgate
George A. Simpson
Harold Brownell
O. J. Rummel
Stanley
Louis _H. Oldfather
Arlington
Walt Turner
Myron Talcott
John Wilkinson
Fayette
Somaodne
Guernseys Receive Honor in Buchanan Test
In Wapsie Valley Cow Test Association last month 272 cows averaged 22.9 pounds of butterfat and 652.2 pounds of milk. Ten cows produced 40 or more pounds of fat, one exceeded 50 pounds. High cow was WL Allenstein, a purebred Guernsey four-year-old with 50.3 pounds fat and 1,019 pounds milk. Two cows sold for milking, six for beef. Ed Geraghty notes profit from higher herds fed regularly and keeping milk records. State hospital averaged 435 pounds milk and 25.3 fat for 78 cows, sixth in the association.
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Independence
Wapsle
Allenstein
J. Joyce
Fratzke
Campbell
P.p.j
Ed Geraghty
Jestar
Buchanan County
Tulips Inch High Sign of Spring and Traer Creamery Plan
A. On. Pruess of 145 Prospect boulevard reports tulips in his yard growing tall signaling early spring. Traer Creamery Company plans a new cement block and brick one story plant replacing the old frame building at once. Main building razed with no business downtime during construction and equipment to operate from a rear refrigeration site.
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A. ON. Pruess
Prospect Boulevard
NEW Tarrer Mery
Tratr
Traer Creamery Company
Traer
Gissii Tis
Creamiers
Best Holstein Sale Panic Hits State Auction Lineup
Four days before Iowa Holstein Breeders' Association sixth annual spring sale, another top bull and several consignments from notable farms are added to the roster. The sale at Dairy Cattle Congress grounds opens Tuesday at 12:30 pm, with J D Hadley predicting top quality and strong cow offerings. multiple breeders, including Bryant & Thompson and Fairburn & Wood, contribute prominent animals and show prospects. A separate note mentions a March 42 corn show in Denver, with three yellow white classes and judge Dyas of Ames.
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Lowafolstein Breeders’ Association
Hinistein
Tan~son & Sauarbry
Gelwein
Tritamnia Pieterti Ormsby
Vasterday
Harry Cleim
Association
Hadley
Dairy Cattle Congress Grounds
J. D. Hadley
Sumner
Molstein
H. W. Bacon
Hazelton
Bryant & Thompson
Mason City
W. B. Barney & Sons
Woodcrest
Clyde
Cerro Gordo Farms
Keller &J. Hadley
P. A. Chandlani
Badger
Webster County Holstein Breeders’ Association
Triuns Ormsby Piebe
Dickman & Shrank
Rue Homestead Legis
Charles H. Smith
Tripoli
Homer
Fairburn & Wood
Fonda
Triana Ormsby Winehe
Hargrave & Arnold Herd
Gildner & Edel
Gildner
Cerro Gordo County
Denver
Farm Bureau
Dyas
Ames
Market declines and volatile grains in early wheat crop season
Persistent selling and sharp price streaks hit corn and wheat as May contracts slid to around 1.80 while oats and other grains trended weak. reports of high selling pressure, lower fruitless rallies, and ongoing hog futures boosted the provision market amid a generally demoralized trading scene.
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Associated
Reds
Liverpool
India
c _net
eLsine
Buyers Patronize Numerous Stocks in Chicago Markets
Chicago wires report brisk stock activity with broad gains at open led by Baldwin, Southern Railway, Sears Roebuck, and American Can. News notes rising prices across diverse issues and renewed bullish sentiment on the New York exchanges as investors react to early trading signals.
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Associated Press
New York
Baldwin
Lulu Steel
Southern Railway
Savage Aris
Aihs Chalmers
Baltimore
Ohio
Loose Wiles Biscuit
California Petroleum
General Kiertrip
Sears- Hoebuck
Goodrich
Lirgent
Lst
Wabash Common
Independent Oil and Gas
American Locomsdive
Goodyear
Almerican Cars and Foundry
Motors
Willys-Overland
St. Paul
Cattle and Sheep Receipts with Mixed Auction Prices
Receipts show cattle and sheep trading with mixed prices. Cattle top at five dollars, cows and heifers around four fifty, stockers and feeders near five dollars. Sheep firm to slightly higher, lambs and ewes listed with several price points across grades. Also included are potatoes and copper futures notes from March market activity.
Hog and cattle market report shows firmer values
Chicago trading data indicate big advance in hog prices with strong cattle activity. Hog receipts 20,000 with buyers cautious. prices range from 12.80 to 14.30 per hundredweight, bulk midweights around 14.25. Cattle receipts 2,000 with steady to firmer prices for steers and yearlings. bulls up to 10.50, fat cows around 4.50 to 6.50, veal calves steady. Sheep receipts 6,000 with fat lambs generally steady to strong, light lambs higher, fat sheep scarce.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Cattle and Lamb Receipts and Prices in Quiana Neb Report
Cattle receipts 1,500 with steady to higher prices for steers, yearlings, and canners. Butcher cows and heifers mostly steady to higher, veal top $11.00, stockers and feeders scarce. Lambs steady to higher with early top $17.40, heavy beef cattle range noted. market tone mixed amid Thursday close.
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Sieber
Kansas City Livestock Auction Receipts and Prices
Receipts totalled about 1,200 calves and 800 beef steers and yearlings with sparse sale of other killing classes and stock and feeders. Cows and heifers ranged around $3 to $8 thousand, veal and stocker items varied, top prices reported for hogs around 814.59. Prices showed a generally steady to higher trend with limited light demand.
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Wausan Sale
Tle
Sioux City Livestock Sale Mixed Receipts Report
March 6 cattle and stock listings show fillers strong, with top prices on fat cows and yearlings. Receipts total around 1,900 sheep and lambs. hogs and pigs also present with varied quotes, reflecting a steady to slightly higher market.
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
New York March 6 reports vary in dairy and poultry prices across markets. Butter and creamery items show mixed gains with higher buttermilk and cream values. poultry lines record steady to higher quotes for dressed turkeys and fowl. Chicago spreads show receipts and packing figures with firsts and extras noted for cheese and eggs amid fluctuating market tones.
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New York
New Yorke
Utter
Pacific Coast
Capone
Ilva
Ehicago
Chicago
Mateh Buiter
Halscellaneous
Zoe
Kansan City
Kansas City
East St. Louis Livestock and Markets Report
East St. Louis weekly market summary shows hogs mixed higher with 120 to 180 pound pigs at 12.25 to 15.00, sows around 17.79 to 13.85, and cattle receipts supporting steady to good demand for vealers and small lots. Foreign exchange and cotton futures also noted with prices steady to up.
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ST. Louis
Pepelnis
Just Man to Man in Ringside Vendetta
Tom Fallon trains to avenge Joe Carroll after a deadly boxing attack in a factory district, while Kitty Donlon’s feelings deepen. Tim O’Connell guides Fallon to the ring for a welterweight semi final against One-Two Romano as lingering loyalties and rivalries drive his path to victory.
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Silent Factory
Mac
Big Tin Fallon
Kim
Joe Carroll
Joe
Kitty Donlon
Muzzin
Tom
Tom Fallon
Fallon
Tim O'Connell
O'Connell
Mis3
Tim O’connell
Falion
Romangarly
Lima
Rush Romano
Aew
Itallan
Romano
Tnen
turneiLi
Killer Romano Routs Fallon In Boxing Fight
In a brutal exchange the masked killer Romano overwhelmed Fallon with rapid combinations. Fallon rises after a knockdown but is overwhelmed as the crowd roars and police enter the ring.
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Fayette Aale
Minneapolis
Minn
Montana
Uly
Waterloo Mills Co
Sinnard Bros. West
Bega. Wieseeee
Wierloc
Breuer
F.o.b
Hood
Vv& Son
St. Lane
Peoria Se Lowe G
TESA
Diesel
Garrison
Ail. Ant
Almerican Sugar
Tel
Amer Ata
Baldwin Loco
Bait
Bethlehem ‘Steel California Pet
Canadian Pac
Cem
Leach
Pid
Cerro Fe Paseo - Chandler Motor
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chio & Northwestern G
Houston Oil
Hudson Sloers Lnoig Central
Flarvester
Tnt
Mer
Mar
Peu
Skelly-Sprit
Kennecott ‘Op
Lehigh
Louis Sv
Kan
Nortole
Western
Nor
Sumerican
Northern Pacifie Pacific Oi
Pan-American Petroleum FE Pennsylvania Phil
Riz
Phillips Petrol Pure Oi
Reading
Tranx
Reynolos Obacse B
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San Fran
Seaboard Air Line
Snears-Roebuck
Southern
Toreda
Treorlise
Joseph Livestock
Lamson Bros. & Co
Marsh-Place
TH. A. Morey
Michigan
Idaho
Woo
York
Marcel
Demeetic Reece
Pennsylvania
Ymied
Copera
Mareh
Cefter
Rin Xo
Juan
T&s
Sr Lee
Marah
Heaton
Bledinny
Linden Short Fods
Ead Ta Bates
tLan
Roient Gee Tan
Ie Laresty
Anyestinian
Tinsar
Sheen
Omaha Livestock
Quiana
Neb
Kansas City Livestock
Sioux City Livestock
Minneavolis Elour
Besar
Arthur Bb
Herbere
LAN AG
Exors
American Agricultural Chemical Company 1802 Syndicate Trust
St. Louis, Alto
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