Holstein sale lineup draws breeders for Iowa event
Iowa Holstein breeders prepare for a six spring guarantee sale at the Dairy Cattle Congress grounds. Clerks clip and groom cattle as 70 animals from 26 to 27 farms across the state are consigned. Auctioneers Mack and Reaves lead the sale with Gleim as pedigreer, while consignors include Davenport, Janesville, Waterloo, and Newton farms showcasing prize cows and heifers for bidding.
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Iowa Holstein-l'Kcajan Breeders’ Association
Dairy Cattle Congress Grounds
H. W. Gleim
Webster City
Black Hawk County
Thomas ‘Hansen
Cedar Fells
Hansen
Davenport
Ana
James Jensen
Waterloo
Esthar Johanna Lad
Inealf Io
KL P.O. P
Henry Kirchman
Sumner
King Pontle Champion
Hawk County
W.B. Lovetae Farm
Janesville
Test Associa
Maus & Son
A. B. Martin
Wright County Holstein ‘Breeders’ Associa
K.P
W.H. Maust
Kenneth
Maytag Farms
Newton
Pietertte
Crcedes
Charles E. Meythaler
Meythaler
C. P
Dallas County
N. G. Nissbey
Dallas Center
Traer Dairyman Cheapens Heeds Cows Make More Butterfat
Tama County Cow Test association finished February with nearly half of the cows averaging higher butterfat though little milk gain. Four Holsteins and four Shorthorn sales occurred at Waterloo and Sherman dispersal. A. R. Kullmer bought a registered Holstein that produced 96 pounds of butter as a three year old. R. B. Woods reduced feed costs while lifting his 12 Holsteins from 1,230 to 1,337 pounds milk and 35.3 to 44.8 pounds fat. Woods led February with a cow producing 2,186 pounds milk and 83 pounds fat.
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Toledo
Tama County Cow Test Association
Farm Bureau
Sherman
Waterloo
A. R. Kullmer
R. B. Woods
Traer
Winn & Walters
R. G. Stokes
J. A. Crawford
Claug Raum
Woods
Association
Rotate Vegetable Crops for Better Yields and Fertility
Farmers and gardeners are urged to rotate garden crops to maintain soil fertility and improve yields. The national guide classifies vegetables by families including mustards and cresses, legumes, roots, and nightshades, advising not to plant members of the same family in the same row where prior crops grew. This helps avoid sowing beans after peas or cabbage after a related plant.
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National Garden Bureau
Iowa Holstein and Guernsey associations list annual achievements
The Iowa Holstein-Friesian Breeders' association reports year end activities including a $400 calf club and state show prizes, twelve counties with organized Holstein groups, four new last year, and statewide sales to connect breeders. The estate Guernsey association notes a $200 summer show, a $50 state fair and Dairy Cattle Congress booth, $64.50 high get of sire award, and a winter assist for statewide dairy bull campaign.
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Iowa
Estate Guernsey Association
Jews State Fair
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Otto Kahler’s City Hen Profit from Two Months
Otto Kahler of 818 Riehl Street reports 14 Barred Plymouth Rock hens produced 234 eggs in January and 219 in February at 60 and 40 cents respectively, totaling 18.90. After $5.84 in feed, his net profit is $13.05. He houses and feeds the flock at home and seeks better records from others.
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Otto Kahler
Riehi Street
Plymouth Rock
Farmers questions and comments invited in Waterloo Evening Courier
Readers are urged to address communications to the department editor at the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Iowa. Calls can be made to station 3100 for prompt replies or to contribute opinions on farming topics.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Towa
Best Year Glosid at New Hartford Creamery Report
March 7 New Hartford Indiana report details the Warmers Mutual creamery annual meeting. Herman Henningsen elected director. B P Ferdla secretary. C M Reeve manager. employees rehired. Production rose to 669,850 pounds butter, largest in plant history. June output 77,448 pounds. receipts $31,878.26. Improvements include scale, compressor, expanded building. patrons saved $1,625.77 in freight. Scoring program approved, six month cycles. Ames representative to oversee.
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Mutual Co-operative Creamery
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Chris Wolff
J. J. Bergman
J. P. Christensen
P Ferdla
C. M. Reeve
Andrew Blair
Paul Bigsby
New York
Shipmantsee Benson Creamery
Champion Bremer Cow Makes $700 Gives 1000 Lbs
Waverly Indiana March 7 C 5 Wylam of E I Wylam Sons owns Wy lam ina Holstein herd near Sumner. Ida Mercedes Walker Segis Girl completed a butter record over 1000 pounds Feb 21. Official record 4035.7 pounds butter and 23749.4 pounds milk. The cow yielded eight gallons daily for six months averaging 2.84 pounds butter daily. Butter valued at 56 cents per pound equals 517.83 dollars. Milk sold to city customers at eight cents a quart would yield 88.64 dollars. Feed cost 491 dollars. First six months ration included corn meal oats bran linseed oilmeal. Last six months oats bran and oilmeal. Silage clover alfalfa fed in winter. pasture May 15 to Oct 15 with other cows. A son sired by Tidyard, dam average over 1000 pounds butter, will be sold at Water loo Holstein Guarantee sale March 12.
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Ory
Ida
K. P.O. P. Tidyard
Waterloo
Hogs Receipts Mixed at Peoria Livestock Market
Peoria livestock report shows mixed hog receipts March 7 with highs around 19.30 for top yields and 12.74 to 14. Butchers’ packers received very light to steady trade, with some variation in weights and prices across categories.
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Peoria Livestock
Peoria
Sistine Taos
Dunkerton Hosts Grain Stock Judging Contests
Dunkerton will host a judging day at the consolidated school on March 18 under W D Jefferson. Teams from Tranesville Finchford Hudson Orange and Jubilee invited. Events include dairy cows broad sows horses corn oats clover and timothy with trophies for winners. County agent D D Offringa will conduct the event. Dunkerton girls also enter a home economics contest.
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D. D. Offringa
Bremer County
Dunkerton
Expert buttermaker quits dairy business at Potter Siding
Tripoli Virginia March 7 E M Guiney famed for highest scoring butter in Bremer county last year resigns as buttermaker at Potter Siding. Albert Krause will succeed him. Several applicants sought the post. Guiney plans for the future unclear, retirement from the creamery business possible. Greene to have amid Greene Indiana March 7 Special A new feed mill is to start soon by Boil Steer with contract for the Keifer building north of the creamery riverbank below the dam. The mill will run two 40 horsepower electric motors with capacity for three hundred tons of feed per hour. Cedar Rapids firm supplied the machinery.
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Guiney
Bremer County
Potter Siding
Albert Krause
Plamus
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Greensboro
N.C
Gutzon Borglum
Stone Mountain Memorial
Schenck
Georgia
State of Georgia
McCurdy
Dekalb County
Borglum
McLean
North Carolina
Wheat Market Volatile Amid Sharp Week of Drops
The wheat market in Chicago slumped from 2.02 to around 1.80 a bushel for May as U S consumer demand fell and large European shipments from the southern hemisphere rose. Corn and oats also declined, while provisions advanced about 1.75 as hog values surged. Estimated US farm wheat stocks at 112 million bushels, a 20 year low, sparked selling amid dry western weather and rising world import needs. European buying weakened, but later shipments from the southern hemisphere helped conclude the week with a broad market reversal in parts.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States
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Here
Indiana
Equator
Waterloo Markets: Prices of Twin Today
Waterloo Mills Co reports Chicago cash grain quotes with wheat and corn bids across No. 1 hard and No. 2 mixed, plus oats, barley, and seed prices. Kansas City and Minneapolis grain values shown, along with local Toledo and Peoria seed figures and futures notes. Cotton futures rise slightly at New York open and close.
Livestock Prices and Sugar Market Update
St Joseph livestock receipts show hogs and cattle varying in price with steady to weak demand. Hogs around 7,000 head, top prices near $11.56 for steers, cows and calves mixed. Sheep receipts about 2,500 with lambs at $16.50 to $17.00 and ewes up to $10.25. Sugar in New York hits fresh yearly highs with raw prices up 11/16 cent, refined steady. St Louis hay markets list No 1 timothy at $22, no 1 light clover mixed around $15 to $16, No 1 heavy clover mixed $14 to $15, alfalfa $30.00.
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Ci Best
Waterloo
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Chicago
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Sir Joseph
New York
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The
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Onirga
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Wheat and grain rally fades. mixed close in Chicago
Chicago March 7 Reopened with gains as wheat prices spiked and then eased, with May at 1.90 1/2 and July 1.62 1/4. Corn and oats rose early, later retreating while tight export demand supported a broad but wavering rally. Provisions held firmer as hogs strengthened.
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Chicago
Ot Sc
Wheat prices tumble as Georgia trend signals slide continues
Chicago wholesale hog and cattle quotes show weaker demand with hogs unevenly steady to lower. Receipts reach 11,500 hogs and 7,000 sheep as fat lambs gain strength and cows remain soft. top prices in cattle and hog markets posted amid slipping values for lighter weights.
Livestock Prices Rise Amid Mixed Week Reports
New York and Atlanta wire reports show cattle and hog markets with higher bid strength for steers yearlings and calves, while hogs steady to weak. Sheep receipts up slightly with top ewes around 10 dollars, bulk 9.50 to 10.00. Prices reflect regional demand and seasonal adjustments across major markets.
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
New York March 7 Butter and eggs show higher tones with mixed grades. Chicago receipts include 166 tubs creamery butter extra and various egg grades. poultry quotes list turkeys chickens ducks and other fowl with modest gains. Foreign exchange rates at New York show steady to firmer values across major currencies.
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Otrkess
Chicago
Isutter
Kansas City
Butter Markets Show Strength in Chicago March Week
Fresh butter supplies tightened and lower production boosted top grade butter prices above 46c on major markets. Demand for boxers’ needs remained short across grades while Eastern milk output shrank due to high feed costs, curtailing milk and butter output. Storage movement rose with a five day reduction of about 2 9,186 pounds, hinting at near-average April holdings. Chicago wholesale prices rose across scores, while New York and Philadelphia saw higher quotes for butter and related commodities. A note on coffee and flour markets appears in brief alongside local voter curiosity in Brooklyn and Conn.
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Rane
Reston
Philadelphia
Pat Ates
East St Louis Livestock Prices and Clearing House Report
East St Louis stock market notes hogs receipts around 5 000 with prices up to 14 140 per hundredweight light hogs. Cattle receipts ~1505 with steer and beef cow prices mixed higher, vealers steady to 50 cents lower. Sheep lambs mostly steady to 2 with top ewes around 10 25. Clearing house statement shows reserve deficit of 2 770 million and a weekly reserve excess drop of 84 329 020 from prior week.
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Theek
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