Iowa Boys to London for Dairy Team Trip Bill Passed
Des Moines reports United States junior dairy cattle judging champions from Franklin county Harlan Leonard Lester Olson and Raymond Monahan will travel to London for the international show if a $4,000 appropriation passes the Town senate. Their team earned national honors, winning Dairy Cattle Congress at Waterloo and later the National Dairy Show in Milwaukee, representing Iowa among 50,000 dairy club members. The trip includes an expert coach, with the London event marking the world junior dairy judging championship.
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United Press
Des Moines
Iowa
United States
London
Waterloo
Franklin County
Milwaukee
Tone
Dairy Club
Coffee Futures Steady Amid Mixed Trade in Santos Market
Trading in Santos coffee futures shows firm tone for packed futures with January and December positions cited. Market data includes prices around 16.55 cents for December and notable values near 2.430 dollars for unspecified futures, reflecting a cautious, uneven session in CoffPHe New York report dated March 12.
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Coffphe
New York
Holstein calf contest sparks Charles City cattle venture
Charles City resident William I. Waterhouse turned a community fair fun calf into a rising Holstein herd. He bought 15 head at a Bremer sale after auctioning a prize calf to raise funds for the American Legion, expanding to 28 cows kept in a basement barn near town and planned paddocks on an $0 acre nearby. Waterhouse aims to build a high standard herd and enter the show circuit, learning dairy practice as he grows his cattle enterprise.
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Charles
City
William I. Waterhouse
Caitie
Helsteins
Waterhouse
Helstein
American Legion
State Breed Association
Waterloo
Charles City
Legion
Jim
Motion Picure House
Ku Kluxist
King Tut
Ku Klux Ist
Bremer County
Waverly
Trent-Barn
Chickasaw County dairy club plan grows from 16 juniors
In Fredericksburg Iowa on March 12 members of Chickasaw County Cow Test association No 1 moved to sponsor a summer dairy club for local boys and girls. Sixteen juniors signed up to join the young dairymen’s organization with eight seeking Helstein calves and eight Guernseys. The steering committee will assist calf purchases within two weeks. Floyd Johnston Waterloo secretary Town State Dairy association spoke at the meeting and J E B Deakens tester was named club leader. Frank Hunt county agent presented dairy cattle films and members discussed soybean seed co operatives and tuberculosis eradication. Government testing is planned in the area next week.
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Fredericksburg
Chickasaw County Cow Test Association No. 1
Floyd Johnston
Waterloo
Town State Dairy Association
J. E B. Deakens
Frank Hunt
Booster Meeting in Benton County Farm Bureau
Benton County Farm Bureau members will meet at the Methodist church in Vinton on March 18 for a dinner and program led by Mrs. Charles L. Will. State Farm Bureau women's chair Ellsworth Richardson and Iowa Farm Bureau secretary Ray L. Gribben will attend. Township committees have been appointed in 15 townships with more to come as the membership drive heats up.
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Vinton
Benton County Farm Bureau
Methodist Church
Legion Hall
Charles L. Will
Farm Bureau
Des Moines
Ellsworth Richardson
Form Bureau Women’s Work
Ray L. Gribben
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Canques
Purebred Beef Cattle Gain While Dairy Business Grows
The sixth annual apylag quaranty sale at Daley Cattle Congress grounds shows dairying spreading from northeastern Lowi into southern counties, with Crawford and Tama counties prominently represented. Northern buyers lead in bids while southern sectors focus on building herds. beef producers note overproduction easing. Prices for Shorthorn and Hereford lots rise, and experts forecast stronger butterfat prices amid growing demand and tighter supplies.
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Lowi
Daley Cattle Congress
Apylag
Crawford Co
Denison
Crawford County
Seattle
Dexter
Tame
Linn
Delaware County
Tama Long
Tawa
Des Moines
Chicagd
Kansas City
Garden plants and planting tips from a 1920s era column
The article lists rust proof Washington asparagus for new or renovated beds, Little Marvel peas for midseason gardeners, and advises on cauliflower, Kohl rabi, and autumn-leaf mulch. It emphasizes early seedings, composting with leaves, and quick turnover fruits like 20 day radishes with weekly plantings.
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Washington
Seed corn worth 10 dollars per bushel declares Waterloo man
A Waterloo resident asserts seed corn is worth 10 dollars per bushel this spring based on prior price of clover seed, noting germination rates around 68 to 70 percent. He outlines his seed selection and storage method, compares seed corn to clover, and urges farmers to focus on their own work. An aside corrects an egg production figure for a 24-hen flock to 17.3 eggs in February.
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Waterloo
Jesup
Farm Department invites reader input in letters to editor
Farmers column asks for questions and comments from readers as it invites communication to the editor at the Waterloo Evening Courier. Include address details for submissions and provide contact phone number for the newspaper office.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Tows
Ray Thomas Hens Lay 20 Eggs Each In February
Ray Thomas kept six hens through February and recorded 121 eggs total, about 20 per hen. Week by week the hens produced evenly across days with daily counts from four to six. He fed two parts oats to one part corn plus table scraps and reported no lighting in the coop.
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Ray Thomas
la Porte Cif
Thomas
Abs
Cedar Falls township leads farm bureau women effort
Farm bureau women of Black Hawk county aim to reach 75 percent of farm women by August 1 with nutrition work. Cedar Falls township leads at 37.4 percent. Lincoln township 37.7 percent. Listed percentages follow for many townships, including Cedar Walls at 57.4 and West Waterloo at 25.5, with several not reporting or no meetings.
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Farm Bureau
Black Hawk County
Cedar Falls Township
Lincoln Township
Barclay
Bennington
Big Creek
Black Hawk
Cedar
Cedar Walls
Eagle
East Watertoo
Fox
Lester
Lincolo
Mt. Vernon
Orange
Poyner
Spring
Creek
Union
Washington
West Waterloo
Prices Better with Slow Hog Trading and Steer Prices
Chicago market roundup shows hog receipts 28,000 with slow activity. Open prices up 25 cents to 14.00 for top hogs. sow and pig markets mixed. Cattle receipts 21,000 with mostly lower bids. feeders and packers firm at week’s advance. heifers steady. Sheep receipts 37,000 with dull activity. lambs and mutton mixed. best 78-pound lambs around 14.25. Omaha reports slower trading, 1,000 head around unchanged to higher, with buyers cautious on heavy weights. cattle selections mixed and veal weaker.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Texas
Board of Trade
Kansas
East Cor
Shane L400
Gains One Change Follow Shakeup at Kansas City Livestock
Cattle receipts 3,000 with mix of calves and stockers. prices mixed to higher with strong feeder bids and top cattle around 10.55 to 13.80 for hogs. hogs receipts 6,500 with 119 higher than Wednesday, top at 13.80 and most sales 13.30 to 13.70. sheep receipts 6,000 lambs steady to strong with tops around 17.28 for exports, hogs and sheep showing mixed movements and several price points across categories.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Associated Press
New York
General Electric
Carnegie Steel Company
St. Louis-Southwestern
Crucible Steal
United States Industrial
Marine
American Safety Razor
Atlantic Refining
St. Paul
Western Pacific
Southwestern Mil Group
Wabash
Sted Chemical & Dye
American Can
American Car & Foundry
American Locomotive
American Smett & Ro
American Sugar
American Tel
American Tobacco
American Water Works
American Woolen
Ananeonda Copper
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Isseseeese
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Cerro de Pasco Chandler Riotor
Chesapeake & Oh
Chicago & Northweste
Chicago
Mil
R. I
Pacific
Chile
Coca Cola
Colorado
Consolidated Gas
Cabible Steel
Cuba Cane Sugar
Davison Chemical
du Pont de Nemours
Famous Players
General Asphalt
General. Electric
General Mowrs
Geegt Northern
Nid
Gulf States Steel Hudson Motors
Tiinois Central
International Harvester
Mer
Marine, Pfa
Kelly Sprinefeld
Kennecott Copper Lehigh Vall
Louisville & Mack Truck
Marland
Maxwell Motors
Seaboard Oi
Kan
Tex
Missouri Pacific
S. Ind
Rubber
B.S. Steel
Wabash Ptd
Aweetinhhouse Elec
Willys
Sioux City and Paull Livestock Headlines and Market Totals
Sioux City stock and meat markets report cattle receipts at 28 000 with stable prices on fat cows cows and heifers 5 00 to 10 50 veals 5 06 12 01 hogs about 13 80 to 13 00 with latest bids around 12 74 31.66 pigs 11 75 to 12 50. Sheep receipts 200 lambs weak natives 16.00, fat native ewes 10.00 to 10.50. Also other regional quotes show cattle and hogs trading with steady to higher tendencies across weights and grades.
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Waterloo
Todas
Waterloo Mills Co
Fioure
Rom Sthiars Gros
West Price
NeeRerloo
R . Sc
Sewevegesasceus
Hom
Abe
Monay
Fae
Rath
BUI Aml
Eae & Morton
Cere
Jeurclay, & Son
Timothy Hay
Baled
Cohn Bros
Ghleago
Omaha
Lac Buik
Modis
Pau
Slu
Sioux City
East ST. Louis
ST. Joseph
Mio
Produce Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
Chicago and New York market notes list unsettled eggs and varied butter prices, with lean trends in dairy and poultry rates. Reports include receipts and price ranges for cheese, eggs, and dressed poultry, plus Liberty Bonds and seeds quotes. Local notices touch on births, marriages, and community events in small towns.
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Chicago
New York
Marvel
Americas
Ancs
BP Msae
Aueine
Capone
Worded Local Notices From Janesville Area
City residents report social visits and family news from Cedar Falls to Santa Barbara. Joins Simpson of Cedar Falls died in an auto crash near Santa Barbara after wintering in California. Mrs Wild and Mrs Norman hosted a silver tea to benefit a fund with entertainment by Vinzel Rossean and Margaret Kendall. Kanity chapter No. 6 planned a Regulae meeting March 22. Reta Ulrich visited Northwood, Maurice MacMurray and others made Waverly calls, and the Kted Wall inn served over 100 dinners last Sunday.
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Janesville
Omienter
Herbert MaccMurray
Waterloo
M. D. MacMurray
Cedar Falls
Red Ball Inn
G. Ls. Davis
Sho
McCormick Jndison
Clarence
Garner
Fd. Barriet
Join Simpson
Simpson
California
Santa Barbara
Wild
Norman
Waal O. S
Thelorat Fund
Werten
Vinzel Rossean
Margaret Kendall
Plund
Rosset
New York
Reta Ulrich
Irene
Northwood
Maurice MacMurray
Kted Wall Inn
East St Louis Livestock Market Report and Nearby Cities
Market wire reports hogs cattle and sheep receipts and prices from East St Louis and St Joseph markets with bids by weight and class. Includes foreign exchange rates in New York and international quotes.
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Peoria
Yellore
Galte
ST. Louis Grain
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seHees
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Lamson Bros. & Co
Marsh-Place
EL A Morey
Anager
Phono
GANK
William E. Waterhouse
Holstein
Chickasaw County
Booster Meeting
Benton County
Marek
York
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Louire
Omaha Livestock
Paul Livestock
Louis
Kansan Chey
Amo
Red River
Liberty Bonds
Liberty Sus
Toledo
Minneapolas Vvour
Minneapolis
Minn
Mare
Dike Dike
George Carlson, Jr
Wreshyeerhin Hospital
Bainh -Peck
P. J. Henningsen
Onslow
Divs. Walters
Sybil Smith
A. G. Smith
Washington, D. C
Marian O’conner
Howard Cook
Cook
Lois Taylor
Cedar Lumber Company
Towsent & Merrill Co
Reisinger
Joe Stumberg
Ati
Jin Clapp
Stumberr
C. H. Myers
Claremore
Okla
Krestente Vir
Myers
Clare
Danieh Lutheran Church
Fredsville
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Sehrige
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Brazil
Tokyo
AGM
Montreal
Harry Fee
Blunt
S. C
Warren Smiley
Oscar Fostlebe
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