Demand and Price on Bulls of Beef Breeds Improved
In northeast Iowa a beef cattle market revival shows higher prices for purebred bulls and rising demand for breeders. W D Strayer of Hudson reports a scarcer supply of quality Shorthorn bulls and more buyers willing to pay 125 to 200 dollars for good 16 month olds. Experts warn only top animals should be kept as Hereford calves rise and Texas buyers seek carloads, signaling better times ahead for purebreds and range-breeder traders.
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Gas Attack to Rid County of Groundhogs Campaign Planned
County officials announce a unified county wide campaign against groundhogs. Authorities describe methods including use of dogs and gas attacks with calcium cyanide to trap and kill groundhogs in burrows. Readiness to deploy and future announcements noted.
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Fragmented prompt yields unclear business note
A garbled text fragment mentions business growth and herd increases but lacks clear entities or facts for a concise summary. The legible parts suggest expansion or price shifts, yet no names places dates or numbers are reliably readable.
Cedar Falls Fair Dates Delayed and Plans Hinted
Cedar Valley show dates remain undecided as organizers discuss shifting from Buchan counties and coordinating township displays. Secretary Strayer, based near a farm, will split time between duties after April 1, with dairy cattle and junior departments planned and premiums announced for five townships. Such adjustments aim to align with county fair timing and a forthcoming Dairy Cattle event.
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Great Holsteins Early Auction Consignments Featured
Early consignments showcase top Holsteins with strong genetics and export potential. Judges note desirability of foundation animals, champions, and proven pedigrees from breeders in Des Moines and surrounding regions.
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Talks 200 Miles Sp It Shows Strong Sale By Telephone
Purported sale of Guernsey stock via long distance telephone leads to rapid inquiries and multiple buyers. Breeder J. Marsh of Orange township details Cherub’s Glenwood and Nonpareil lines, noting high fat yields and strong demand. Buyers in Minnesota and Iowa place orders after questions on conformation and lineage.
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High Prices Mark Horan Auction Of Milking Cows
Auction at Horan featured milking cows and other stock selling for high prices. The crowd and bidding reflected farmer interest, with several lots drawing notable bids.
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Cedar Falls Farm Women Elect 1926 Officers of Club
The Cedar Falls Farm Women’s club elected officers for 1926 in a meeting that named Mrs. Nefison as treasurer and Westdenestd as president. Other positions included secretary and various committee roles, reflecting a routine internal organization for the agricultural community group.
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Eastern market notes offer cautious firmness amid supply shifts
Eastern orders inspire firmness as buyers seek steady demand for wheat and corn. Export markets show mixed signals with U S supplies tightening ahead of the new crop harvest. Prices drift, with seasonal factors and rail and port movements shaping activity amid livestock and grain quotes from Lamson Bros. & Co. at Toledo and Chicago.
Grain Notes Chronicle Odd Rural Muddle Flushes Through
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Rebound Follows Rise On Exchange
New York stocks rallied briefly after a sharp rise, with some equipment and commodity names showing strength while overall markets retreated due to weaker raw material prices and mixed industry signals. Investors eyed dividends and sector shifts as trading paused amid unsettled early session momentum.
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Kansas City Livestock Market Report Note
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St Paul Livestock Sale Opens With Broad Demand
March 19 market report shows strong demand across cattle and hog categories. Prices for fat cattle and hogs steady to higher as buyers from Chicago and Milwaukee participate. notable advances in selected groups amid ongoing mergers and rail system talk.
Prices Stir Chicago and New York Markets in Uneven Trade
Produce, grains, and meats show mixed results at Chicago and New York marts. Listings include milk, corn, wheat, potatoes, and poultry with several small sales and nearby auction notes. farm land bids near $90 per acre discussed as a possible sale.
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Waterloo Market Prices and Livestock Reports March 10
Market notes from Waterloo include prices for wheat flour sugars and livestock with columns for cattle hogs and veal. Highlights show higher opening for wheat and steady sugar markets while cattle hogs and veal prices are listed with various grade distinctions and approximate weights.
Board of Trade Wheat Quotations March 10
Wheat prices mixed on the Board of Trade with slight shifts in futures as futures activity shows modest demand. Market observers note unsettled sentiment amid variable milling demand and global supply concerns influencing price directions.
Packers and Hogs Rise in Early Market Report
In market notes from the livestock sale, cattle and hogs show rising prices with firm demand. Packers’ activity remains strong for steer trades, while hogs hold above a dollar on bulk lots. Average weights and packing demands drive steady to higher bids, with limits noted on certain fatted cattle and feeder pigs.
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Offringa Re-elected Bremer County Agent in Bremer Bureau
Waverly Iowa March 10 Specialist Db Ofringa county agent of Bremer county for the last three years was re elected for another term at the recent testing of directors of Bremer County Farm Bureau at the bureau office here. Mr Offringa’s new term will begin April 1.
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Bennington Township Farm Bureau to Meet Friday
The Bennington Township Farm Bureau will meet Friday evening March 12 at Str Lupe Church. BL Mattingly Waterloo township and S. Smalling Cedar township, president of Blackhawk County Farm Bureau, will be speakers. Women invited to bring sandwiches and cake or fruit salad. Farmers are asked to furnish their own dishes. A prior meeting at Nelson home featured A B Kreger Genese Falls township and Ernest Neal Sherlock.
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Farmers Hear About Organization Needs in Iowa Meeting
Grundy Center March 10 Grain county was well represented at the district farm bureau meeting in Marshalltown. Mrs Ja D Miller Grundy Center outlined 1926 farm women’s organization plans. Burt Neat Mr Vernon presided. The keynote urged farmers to present a unified front to gain recognition before Congress and business in securing agriculture equality.
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