Dairy Tariff Boost Benefits Iowa Dairy Producers
Dairy producers in Iowa and Minnesota gain from the White House tariff increase on butter from 8 to 12 cents a pound effective April 6, shielding US prices from Canadian and Danish competition. The move, backed by dairy interests nationwide, aims to prevent price declines and keep domestic markets stable amid overseas imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyl Rechtitheimer
J. Creamery Secretaries and
Mana-gers’ Association
Ameriea Burter
Geehtrsheimer
Washington, D. C
Congress
Northwest
Inna
Iowa
Minnesota
Wossress
Festlit Shaw
Hereford Bull Sold by Benton County Men for 1025
A fragment reports 38 Benton County men purchasing a Hereford bull for 1025 dollars. The garbled text mentions judges, bidders, and witnesses, with distant names and places unclear. The line ends with a garble of terms and does not present a clear follow up or outcome.
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Benton County
New York Seed Bought by Buchanan Co. Men
Churchill of Loch extension warns that New York seed corn is being purchased by Buchanan County farmers and notes concerns over quality and potential infestation. He cites a claim of Farm Bureau approval as false and urges locating foreign seed corn sold in the county while stressing possible lower yields from outside seed.
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New York
Buchanan Co
Jov
weYork
Churchill
Hobart
Renuil
Independence
Turmente
Gonivuy
Buchanan
New York State
Pennsyvania
Ohio
Farm Bureau
Chiedunnan County
Buchanan County
Ames to Radiocast Farmers Lectures
Farmers receive spring and summer stock guidance via a 12:46 p.m. Monday broadcast from the veterinary faculty of Iowa State College. A six-lecture series will cover livestock care and best practices for the coming seasons.
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Aames
Lawn State College
Farm Change Near Dunkerton After Purchase
Special report notes Frank Leibert, farmer north of Dunkerton, has taken possession of the 160 acre N Magee Farm three and a half miles northeast of town. The sale price was $290 an acre, bought from N D. Seibert planned to have his son operate the place.
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Dunkerton
Marek
Frank Leibert
Here
N. D
Seibert
East Waterloo Township Women To Conduct Poyner Meeting
An all women gathering in East Waterloo township plans home furnishing lessons for Poyner township women at Polletts Wall. The event aims to cover furniture rearrangement after spring cleaning and the making of new curtains. Attendees are asked to bring food for a picnic dinner but not dishes or silverware.
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Mewar
Polletts Wall
East Waterloo
Poyner Township
Waterloo
Show and Sale of Shorthorns in Des Moines This Week
Des Moines hosts a Shorthorn show and sale this week with top herds from across the state competing. C A Oldson Will Lake oversee events as secretary manager of the Shorthorn Association. Judging happens Friday morning by Renteiday, with sale slated for Wednesday afternoon and Thursday morning, per Ames official Kiker.
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Des Moines
Ini
Ratries
LOS Ead
C. A. Oldson
Will Lake
Horthorn —Association
Rene Iday
Pret i
Kikers
Ames
Phorsids
Unclear Mah Jongg Show Reports and Animal Breeding Notes
Fragmentary OCR records show a Mah Jongg show reference and stray notes on animal breeding, contestants, and judges. Names and places are garbled, but the text hints at a regional event with winners or participants and related farm or stud mentions.
St Joseph Livestock Market Report Note
Unclear OCR fragment references St Joseph Livestock and a market note. The readable items mention a 4 St Joseph Livestock site or listing and a Whey related term. No clear event or entities beyond livestock market context are discernible.
Calf Club Buys Heifers from Hardin County Breeders
Hardin county dairy club members purchase fourteen Holstein heifer calves from George Cunningham and others, shipped by motor truck to local owners. Calves come from accredited herds with tuberculosis testing. buyers include Albert Stelat Aiden and Morris Dreier among others. calves will be scored for health and production at three weeks and at the county fair. Molsteins to exhibit at Dairy Cattle Congress after fair.
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Tere Dive
Lori
Breers
Stelara
Mardin County Boys
Thei Lara
Exeh
Albert, Stelat
Aiden
Geers Cunningham
Arnoll Sielaty
Tussell Sage
Herold Luiken
Midara
John Catmir Lawn Hill
John Cunningham
Morris
Gerald Dreier
Hubbard
Wenpaul Luiken
Ildora
J. Lamer
Hardin County
Wil Inty
Charles Mark
Ureeder
Eherids
Neils Neilsen
Uardin
Lowa
George Mark
Mark Farm
Rex N. Fister
Eldera
Waterloo
Floyd Johnston
Own State Dairy Association
Mr. Johnston
George Cunningham
Orange Township
Tardin County
Ony
Weis
Johnston
Dairy Cattle Congress
Black Hawk County
Monticello
Wheat market report notes awaited signals and price moves
Wheat futures and cash prices show mixed movement as traders await fresh data. Opening quotes around 5.5 dollars for September and 3.35 for July imply cautious trading. forecasts of smaller government stocks and easing oil prices add tension. Livestock and grain sections depict steady to firmer tones on limited supplies and demand, with regional price variations noted.
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Wheaties
Tomesuletira
Stocks Rise Amid Mixed Trading Amid Broad Absorption
A volatile session shows stock prices advancing on some issues while others retreat as traders absorb supply. Leading gains include Commercial Solvent A and other industrials, with declines in Chrysler and low priced issues. Near record closes, advances and continued demand hint at cautious optimism.
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Shorts
Slyve
Motors
Foundation Gu
Ameri Cables
General Agpladt
Daye
Airedvettan
Republic Stesd
Muovenent
Chrysler
Chesapeake & Chlotus
Finil
Allied Chenleal & Ove Sms Canhan
Nter Car & Foundry
Amerigan
Pirate & Ue
Ameri Ameri
Imprionn
Tabateu
American Woolen
Amnour
Atlantic
Lin Baldwin Locomotive Baltimers & Olife
H H Steek Sy Liternin Petrolenui
Hidian Pa
Central Leather Wa
Puco
Ilo St. Paulora
Prestic
Crucible
Dude Bros
Nemours Gectric Pow
Strie Railroad i
Famous Players
Ruuber Foundation
Ai Mena Asyt
Neral 75
Citi General A
Gtars Iron Ore
Et Noretiern Bis
Judson Moiurs Ulingis Cenerad Independent O
Combustion
Ink Warvester
Ine Nickel Kennecott
Lehigh
Louis Mack
Marland Oil Aid
Kan
Texas
Missouri Paeisie
Montgomery Ward
Arcai
American Tihern
Paris
Mpilign Piermans
Rewhuek Nckiur
Shiphur
Waterlo o Markets Prices Rise at Opening
Prices were 8 to 10 points higher at the opening of the cotton market today with futures showing gains across May, July and October contracts. Market chatter notes strong demand and steadier trading as traders await further cues from overseas markets and domestic crops.
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New York
Mareh
Board of Trade Cash Quotations for Grain and Seed
Cash quotes show grades and prices for wheat and seed varieties. Details are garbled but indicate standard Board of Trade pricing for grain products and related seeds.
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Board of Trade
Hog Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Gains
Chicago market report notes gains for hogs and cattle with varied wholesale pricing. Prices range from around 10.25 for some hogs to 14.50 for certain lambs, while overall activity remains sluggish with several lots positioned for lower midweek trading. Local buyers show cautious demand amid fluctuating weights and grade offerings.
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Chicago
Lingripts
Interver
Uhter
Big Pac
Fulk
Firut; Veulors
Tipte
Kansas City Livestock Market Receipts Report Chaos
Market notes from Kansas City and Ness City showing cattle prices and weights. Calves and yearlings ranged around 1000 to 1300 pounds with prices near 10.25 per hundred. steers and feeders varied with notable sales around 54.00 for some feeders. Hogs receipts and prices were uneven with midrange weights showing gains, sows and stock pigs listed with quoted bids.
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Kansas City
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts Summary
Chicago and New York produce prices show creamery gains and steady dairy quotes. Butter and milk products list higher creameries, fresh extras, and firsts with odd decimals, while potatoes in Chicago market remain steady on round whites and russets with limited shipments. Poultry prices indicate quiet demand for fowl and ducks, with small gains for geese and roosters as receipts remain mixed.
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Chicago
New York
Nem
York
Bae
Wisconsin
Minnessath
Idaty
Washington
Buff Wyandottes in 1894 New York exhibition noted
The article recalls Buff Wyandottes shown by WL N. Nitholoy in New York in 1894. It mentions poultry raisers using the Poultry and Supplies section in The Waterloo Evening Courier Classified Ad for popular chicken breeds and all kinds of feed and supplies.
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WL N. Nitholoy
New Yort
Poultry and Sippties
Waterloo Evening Courier
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United States
Bechtelheimer
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Towa Association
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Waéthington
Great Britain
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Coolidge
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Wateas
Rasiyy
Nieves
Rex Furl
Rex Furl, Wrlecberrhe
Alee Cope Kaipp
Siewsna
Enelatieyns
Pty
Malin
Jowin Tary
Loch Extension
Farmers’ Lectures
N. Magee
Poyner
Nowra Fa
Chiesa
Sven
Aberdeen Aimee
Stevenson
Eoliek
Uy Wb Rlapp
New Wa
Dan
ST. Joseph
Iset Ibke
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Uae
Lalaw
Sy Clara
Ohloh
New Turk
Walling
Herthern
Loris
White
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Mavena, Saver
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Oye Leas
Hwithoeh
Inn T
Taps
Tone Visindes
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Thornothyseal
Les Pheaiber
Mama Givin
Martel
Tate
St, Paul
Paul
Minn
Lamson Bros. & Co
Marsh
Flace
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Maret
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Pewtioe
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Sheen
Drive On Motors
Foundation
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Aden
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Cerny
Norway
den Iyerk Halland
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Yukio
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Ty Tees
Civitas
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Gato
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Waterloo Markets
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SiGe
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Witte
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S.duiy
Waterton Mikes
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Timothy
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Evan
Buff Wyandottes
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ETOG
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Ford
Mt. Auburn
Bavaria
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