Bechtelheimer Resigns to Lead Iowa Creamery Association
Clyde Bechtelheimer resigns as secretary of Waterloo Co operative Dairy after four years to become secretary of the Iowa Creamery Secretaries and Managers association. R. W. Chadwick will replace him as manager and secretary, with Bechtelheimer assisting temporarily. Offices to move from Des Moines to Waterloo planned by April 1.
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Clyde Bechtelheimer
Waterloo Co-Operative Dairy
Iowa Creamery Secretaries’ and Managers’ Association
Bechtelheimer
Orange Co-Operative Creamery
Farmers’ Dairy
Chadwick
R. W. Chadwick
Iawa
W. A. Wentworth
Ohio Dairy Producers’ Association
Columbus
Iowa Association
Des Moines
Reading Material Has Influence on Farm Folk's Work
Cedar Falls March 10 Reading matter greatly shapes farm life says Peder Pedersen farmer and farm bureau worker. He notes youth emigration from farms can be curbed by keeping youths busy with reading leading from fiction to machinery and business topics. The habit builds a broad habit of news and literature. farmers need daily reading time to stay informed and entertained.
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Peder Padersen
Farm’ Bureau
Pedersen
Grundy Juniors Lead County Poultry Growing Contest
Grundy Center Iowa March 16 100 boys and girls from Grundy county will raise chicks from eggs write a narrative of the work and exhibit birds at the county poultry show The program is sponsored by Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls Grundy County Farm Bureau and the county poultry association Students were selected from 875 after an exam of 12 lessons in poultry raising Breeds include Barred Rocks Plymouth Rocks White Plymouth Rocks Wyandottes Rhode Island Reds Leghorns and Black Langshaus
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Grundy Center
Grundy County
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
B. R. Bart
Grundy
Plymouth
Williams Outlines Pathways for Dairy Co operatives
J T Williams of Sterling Iowa discusses the Chicago milk producers cooperative gaining influence as about one third of city dairy suppliers join. He notes reorganized co-ops face dealer price competition, emphasizes gradual member growth, and cites past farmer leadership during wartime as a guide.
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Chicago
J. T. Williams
Sterling
Williams
National Marketing Committee
Time
Iowa Creamery Secretaries and Managers’ Association
Illinois
Altho
Oat Seed Treatment Cuts Time and Labor
Iowa State trials show a stronger formaldehyde solution lets farmers treat oats for smut with less labor. The method sacks seed immediately with no drying, spreading one pint of 40 percent formaldehyde in ten gallons of water over eighty bushels. Two workers can process forty acres in 2.5 to 3 hours at about five cents per acre.
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Ames
Iowa
HD. Hughes
Oelwein Uses Milk Ordinance to Speed TB Testing
In Oelwein Iowa March 10 a milk ordinance sped dairy herd testing for tuberculosis. Within two weeks after the measure, 72 reactors were shipped. The city acted to prevent contamination of the milk supply by expediting the testing process.
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Oelwein
Weenzie Elected President At Hazleton Farmer Co op
Hazleton Iowa March 10 The Farmers Co operative company reported a desirable financial condition at its annual meeting Ezra Melkenzie was elected president M L Short named vice president F Hillman secretary Bert Mosher director succeeding D C Carvey Other directors listed include C F Arthaud D L Harrington F E B Warington Frank Kerns and A N Holmstrom
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Hazleton
Farmers’ Co-operative Company
Ezra MelKenzie Wes
M. L. Short
F. Hillman
Bert Mosher
D.C. Carvey
C. F. Arthaud
D. L. Harrington
F. EB. Warrington
Frank Kerns
A. N. Holmstrom
Tubercular Cattle Shipped From Dunkerton
Dunkerton Iowa March 10 federal veterinarians led a drive resulting in seventy five tubercular cattle shipped from the town this week indicating ongoing disease control efforts in the community.
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Dunkerton
Ostrich Eggs Exhibit In Shell Rock
Shell Rock Iowa March 19 Charles Thompson and Mrs Thomason display three ostrich eggs brought from California. The eggs measure about eight inches in diameter and have heavy shells.
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Shell Rock
Charles Thompson
Thomason
California
Feeder Day to Explore Cattle Feeding Costs and Rations
Ames Iowa date March 10 1930 report outlines Iowa cattle feeders day on April 25 with 106 steer lots showing gains under varied rations. Demonstrations cover silage clover hay and seed meals plus oilmeal costs and feeding practices by feeders buyers sellers packers and others.
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Ames
Iowa
Improved Credit to Be Available on Present Crop
Washington officials announce under the 1923 agricultural credits act a new intermediate credits bank system will provide three year farm notes and discount loans. The scheme uses a $9 million capital bank in each federal land bank district and aims to begin operation within six weeks. The land bank presidents are seeking charters and plan direct loans to farmers and cooperative associations through these banks.
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Washington, D.C
Iudgel
Charles B. Lobdell
Federal Farm Loan Dream
Farm Loan Bureau
Federal Land Banks
Land Bank
Potter Siding Creamery Delivers Record Butterfat Returns
Potter Siding Co operative creamery reported butterfat at 44.9 cents per pound, producing 125,825 pounds of butter from 101,135.9 pounds fat in 2,633,174 pounds of milk and 31,887 pounds of cream. Patrons received 40,466.37 dollars for butter fat from 46,334.19 dollars collected. expenses reduced the balance to 1,372.27 dollars. Assistant secretary Harry Beriovich spoke at the annual meeting.
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Tripoli
Harry T. Beriovich
Janesville Herd Gets Appraisals
Jonny Ballow’s Falstein cattle herd in Janesville Ta was appraised by Harry Smucker Orange township and Thomas Hansen Cedar Falls. The appraisal prepares for a half interest partnership at Ballow’s farm two miles from town. Included are daughters of Colonel Beets Legis Korndyke Queens De Kol Prince and granddaughters of Pontiac Lass.
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Janesville
Jonny Ballow
Harry Smucker
Orange Township
Thomas Hansen
Cedar Falls
Ballows
Colonel Beets Legis
Korndyke
de Kol Prince
Pontiac Lass
New York Grain and Feed Prices Reported
The page lists New York grain prices for hay oats barley and related commodities with varied grades and figures. It includes March and May terms, small lot prices per bushel and per ton, and notes on export and domestic classifications for oats barley and mixed feeds.
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New York
March & Strong
May
Job
Wheat closes lower as early buying fades
Wheat prices eased as profit taking dominated trading at the Board of Trade. May contracts slipped while gains near the open were pared, with oats and corn showing modest shifts and provisions lacking support amid overall softer tone in Chicago quotations.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Winrlees
Whaut
Board of ‘Trade
Qlavis
Winnipey
Hogs and steers prices mixed in weekly market report
The Associated Press notes Friday gains in hog futures and declines for steers over the week, with hogs trading around 5 to 15 cents higher and cattle prices mixed across weight classes. The report cites bids from 160 to 234 pounds and 240 to 280 pound ranges, with top hogs near 8.65 and mid-weights around 7.50 to 8.00. Cattle values show steady to lower trends across heifers, yearlings, and cows, and weekly totals reflect broader market activity in the OU region.
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Chicago
Omaha
Nei
Janis
East St Louis Livestock Market Report
Livestock receipts at East St Louis show cattle and hogs trading mixed with higher hog prices. Steers and heifers mostly lower while cows and bulls vary. fat lambs and feeder cattle decline noted amid light buyers.
St Paul Livestock Report Mixed Week Declines Noted
St Paul Minnesota livestock market reports show cattle mostly down 25 to 60 cents from the prior week. Calves and hogs were mixed with receipts around 1,000 cattle and 1,500 sheep and lambs, while Kansas City and Omaha listings mirror softer beef prices and steady to higher hogs.
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Tate
Vic
Kansas City
T. Gansay City
Silgep
Grain price reports from Milwaukee St Louis Minneapolis and Omaha
Market notes show wheat corn and oats prices and receipts across several midwestern cities including Milwaukee St Louis Minneapolis and Omaha. Quotations list No 2 red No 2 yellow and No 2 white wheat and various oat grades with small variations in price and delivery months.
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Milwaukee
Wwee
ST. Louis
Minneapolis
Gear
Sinneapolis
Minn
Moreto
Gorn
Omaha
Neb
Peoria Gran
Peoria, Ill
Prices in New York and Chicago Today
Produce prices in New York and Chicago are listed with various items such as dairy products and white and red potatoes. The report includes creamery items, firsts, extras, and wholesale quotes, with notation of regional markets and shipment details.
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New York
Chicago
Elriner
Aindie
Enea
St. Donia
Stock and foreign exchange swings mark uneven market day
Irregular trading on March 10 saw mixed U S stocks led by rail and utility shares while copper and oils eased. Foreign exchange prices held steady with Britain and France quoted higher and buyers cautious amid potential next week rate moves. wool and hides markets listed varied domestic prices.
Sioux City Livestock Market Report and Prices
Market notes from Sioux City and Waterloo show mixed cattle and hog demand with receipts up to 500 head. Prices vary by grade and weight, highlighting steady to firm trends for choice steers and lean hogs, with regional dairy and dairy product quotes and related market figures.
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Sioux City
New York
Butter prices drift lower in New York market
Import of New Zealand butter into New York pushes down domestic prices across scores. Week opened with advances then weakened as arrivals of imports and domestic overabundance pressured markets. Closing quotes show losses at Chicago and Boston while New York and Philadelphia held firmer but down from earlier highs.
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New York
Chicago
Associated Press
Keald
United
New Zealand
United States
Calergo
Noston
Philadel
Weekly Grain and Provision Review summary
Grain and provision outlook shows wheat reserves around million bushels, May deliveries discussed, prices and futures noted. Market tone softens slightly amid weaker corn and wheat demand signals, with New York and Chicago exchanges cited for price shifts and receipts.
Local notes mix with New York grain market prices
The page records errands and social events in Linden including farm visits for residents and a banquet for basketball players and fathers. It also notes a speaker visiting Aurora to farm work, a church meeting, and a stag party at 628 Indiana Street. New York flour prices and exchange rates conclude the item.
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Jaawsen
Maret O
Imer Walters
New Hartfonl
Howe
Mes
A. Ponne
Lele
Puenday Senate
Sirs
Tan Ee
Vlamle Wiint
J Aurora
Chapman
Siat
Mornay Evenup
Aid
Weel Chapin
Indiana
Tintrop
Marana
Yous
W. J. Penneja
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Mdstor
Evening Courier and Reporter
Waterloo
Dairymen’s Group
Waterloo Co-Op
Farm Folk
T. B
Weenzie
Hazleton Farmer Co-Op Organization
Jonen
oBik
East ST. Louis
Jock
Tim Blas
Owen
Wwe
Omaha Livestock
Toledo
Clavice
Maren
Timothy
Chiraco
U.S
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
York
Jane
Porto Riras
Market Street
Willy
Cosdon
Fetratoum
Chesapeake & Clea
Mallaay
Mureket
Callioenia
Lorrie Uesalo
Sat Ienetsca
Iin Seco
Aind Stewart Warner
Steamberg
Athintle Coast Line
Colt Acon Ube
Ails
Callipnrenta
Copperas
Howevver
Seveal
Wotelds
Tobaccns
Hupp Motors
Transcontinent OU
Pola
Uloke
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Amerie America At
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Anaconda Copper Atchison Op
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Jie Milehons Steel
Ap Comal Leather
Wihnadler Motor
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Reading
Tron & Steel Royal Duter
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Noyl Studebaker Corporation
Texas Co
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Jones Consolidated Gas
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Rogu Teal
Bartley
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Es Khia
Ratna Packing Co
Jato
Cornwart
Worle
Wana
Evel Tagedeiy Wen Price
Amapelp
Raya Comity
Ebsblag Dane Banks
Meau
George Morrin
J. C.ure
Gee Morris
Linden
Atew York
Sttvaighes
Bilver
Sie
Allyer
Jubli
Gale Ab
Lonenrly Uswidge & Cultivators
N. C. Hansen
Oscar Tostiehe
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Grehling
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Conan
Diack
Springer
Baabiance
Duroc
Jersey
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China
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John Deere
John ‘Deere
Hayes
Ferguson
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My Fara
Jesup
Tiinkertean
Dewar
Littieton
Payegavot Wast
Niles Cne
M. A. Wroten
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