Guernsey Men Plan Dubuque Meeting June 13
Directors and committeemen of the Iowa Guernsey Breeders Association held plans for a summer meeting and picnic at Dubuque on Wednesday June 13. The group outlined a show of about 20 head at Walls farm near Dubuque, with Wisconsin breeders invited to exhibit, and included a calf club display by Dubuque county. An evening meeting and picnic were planned, with exhibits at the Iowa State Fair and Dairy Cattle Congress discussed and $100 allocated toward the calf club exhibit.
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Iowa
Guernsey Branders' Association
Greater Waterloo Association
Au Dubuque
J. H. Biekert
Albia
Clark Mowntain
Des Moines
Cedar Rapine
R. Allen Wallis
Durango
P. &. ‘Jones
Joe Golinvaux
Waterloo
Walls Farm
Dubuque
Wisconsin
Club
Dubuque County
Calf Club Boa
Guernsey Holfers
H. H. Kildes
Iowa State College
Ames
W.W. Marah
J.P. Yes
Dairy Cattle Congress
Guernsey Ealt Club
Association
Ony
High Cow Leads February Dairies in Wepsie Valley Tests
The Wepsie Valley Cow Test Association report for February shows 22 herds tested. Guy Stoddard's Grade Holstein tops with 1,671.6 pounds of milk and 38.5 pounds butterfat, with Mr. Pieplow and W Comfort also among the top entries. The season’s high cows span purebred Holsteins and Jerseys, with several Stoddard and Pieplow animals placing in the top ranks.
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Independence
Guy Stoddard
Wapsie Vailley
Test Association
Mr. Stoddard
W. Comfort
M.j.joyce
Guernsey
H.J. Allerstein
Werling & Poyner
Mrr
Stoddard
Farm Women Prep Easter Bonnets at Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls township hosts an all day mil linery demonstration at Mrs Ora Howards home on Thursday March 15. Elizabeth Hudson home demonstration agent will teach bonnet making methods. Attendees are asked to bring lunches and hat frames. Easter bonnets will be manufactured. Bennington Township Farm Bureau schedules its monthly meeting at center school house for tomorrow night despite poor roads and weather.
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Cedar Falls
Ora Howard
Cedar Falls Township
Elizabeth Hudson
Bennington
Stewart's Cow Making 30-Pound Butter Record Near Sale
A five-year-old Holstein cow, Stewart's Cow Making, consigned to Iowa Holstein-Friesian breeders sale, has recorded 30 pounds of butter in four consecutive test days. The animal later produced 17.9 pounds in seven days and 615.47 pounds of butter in a year as a two-year-old. Demand surges, with 135 catalogs requested from 14 states as buyers eye the upcoming auction.
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Iowa
Stewart
J. P. Eyas
Waterloo
Eves
Texas
Congress
Shippers Improve in Two Day Study
Elkader March 13 due to the two day livestock shipping association managers and officers training school here last week. Attended by representatives from nine towns it proved successful though impassable roads kept some from attending. Participants from McGregor Monona Postville Farmersburg St Olaf Elkader Garnav ille Mederville and Littleport observed book keeping and management methods. Topics included prorating commissions shrinkage losses freight rates records accounts losses in transit market weighing prices and receipts. Speakers Thompson Hammans Hanmans Kearney Dr Rogers used slides and films to illustrate transit losses and TB testing. Kearney spoke on consumer side of shipping noting quality to price and the April hog price peak. Twenty four attendees listed followed by numerous officers managers and directors despite weather.
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aAlessrs
Thompson
Hammans
Association
Jacob Larson
N. J. Palas
K. K. Stearns
William Fuhrman
C. Rantson
John Wiley
W. J- Roach
Geo. Lembke
J. B. Kel Jeher
Chris Meyer
Haie Cdrlett
Albert Huckstadt
Henry Henning
J. Schutte
Walter Davis
Jona W. Atlert
Rifey
CG. Kaiser
H. H. Dettman
W. H. Schumacher
C_T- Muller
C. B. Meyer
Geo. J. Rothemeyer
A. F P. Buckman
M. At. Dinan
Tent Hannon
J. W. Downie
Henry Wilke
P. H. Humphrey
E. Embretson
Carl R. Ehrhardt
New Oat Variety Sent Out For Second Year
A new oat variety Togren, from Green Russian, is being distributed again this year after Iowa tests showed yield advantages. First released in 1922, it outyielded local varieties by about 3.75 bushels per acre on average. The Iowa Agricultural Experiment Association offers seed and instructions for a one-acre test plot for comparison. Beekeepers in Allison plan a meeting March 16 at 1 p.m. with county agent F.R. Winegar to discuss procedures.
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Iowa
Togren
Iowa “Agricultural Experiment Association
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Association
Ames
Lamont Institute Exhibition Showers Favorable Roads Weather
Large Lamont crowd attends Lamont Institute Exhibition as roads and weather cooperate. G Churchill Ames discusses weed corn and legume growing with emphasis on soybeans. Awards favor corn oats barley and clover. domestic science and crafts prizes awarded. officers elected and start of county farm bureau drive planned.
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Lamont
G. Churchill
Ames
L. Quaife
Florence Imlay
Elsie Richardson
Ar. Gissell
Otterville
Talcott
Mert Biliott
William Pagel
Loren Burridge
Albert Garrelg
Charles Jenks
Timothy
Pagel
Eva Carr
Marierie Adams
Olive Sheldon
J. W. Trower
George Blackburn
Jola Jenks
William Bergfeld
Dale Brown
High Schoool
John Hesner
Glenn Weston
Farm Bureau
Falck
Henry Ahenstein
John Adler
Whey
Madison Township
Iowa corn on farms falls from last year says bulletin
Des Moines March 13 higher prices for Iowa corn appear likely as the state reports 7 percent less corn on farms by March 1 than a year ago. Total remaining on farms about 200,435,000 bushels, 44 percent of last year’s crop. More hogs on feed predicted to absorb surplus, with oats up 27 percent and wheat up 12 percent from last year.
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Des Moines
Iowa
United States
Towa Weather and Crop Service
C. F. Sarle
Sarle
Towa
Big Creek Meeting Friday Features Box Sociable
Porte City Iowa March 13 a box sociable will be a main feature of the Big Creek Township Farm Bureau gathering Friday evening March 16 at the center schoolhouse Also planned is a home talent play for the monthly meeting Funds raised will support sending representatives to women’s training schools in Waterloo and boost local farm bureau activities.
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Lua Porte City
Big Creek Township
Wheat gains early on slow selling in Chicago market
Wheat futures edged up early in Chicago as demand appeared weak, with May at 1.20% and July around 1.4, while overall cash and nearby contracts showed mixed openings. Corn followed with small gains then fell back as wheat weakened, oats moved higher, and hogs and provisions saw modest shifts in price.
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Associated
Reas
Chicago
Mareh
Airlior
Wwe Gp
Orden
Marvel
Wheat and market notes across Kansas City Omaha St Louis
Marketwire reports wheat prices across Kansas City and Omaha with No 2 and No 1 futures and varied gains. Foreign exchange rates in New York show steady demand with multiple countries listed. Coffee futures ease in New York while dairy receipts at Waterloo Co operative Dairy reach over 20 thousand pounds milk and 1.5 thousand cream.
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Waterloo Co-operative Dairy Company
Wera
Rats Roam Cribs as Iowa Farmers Fight Infestations
Marshalltown March 23 reports describe a wave of rat destruction on Prairie Johnson farm near Liscomb and other sites. At Dean Johnson farm 162 rats were killed in a 12 by 16 foot crib using clubs with 24 more in a small area. A pile of rats was burned. Ed Newby and others killed 78 rats in a 6 by 12 foot space at Biers burn place. Dogs gained scars from battles with large rats. Cedar Township Farm Bureau hosts a kitchen equipment standardization demonstration at Peter Kuipp's home on Thursday March 13, with Miss Gertrude Lynn guiding the home management study at YWCA rooms. Women are asked to bring sandwiches and other essentials.
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Marshalltown
Ameia
Liscomb
Dean Johnson
Priday
Biersburn Place
Ed Newby
Ote van Voorhis
Pad Clark
Cedar Meeting
Cedar Township Farm Bureau
Peter Kuipp
Gertrude, Lynn
Atkins
Ste Bronte Hitchcock
Hock
B. Suntee
Mercy
Nora Mae Vrontey
Ida
Hell
Fateresh Wien Awe Ag
Schaal Henge Size
Bowers
H&l Hyuhman
Léavitt Agee
Waterloo
Uae
Awa Securities
Wrey
Alten
Helguly Add
Rode
Calumet
Charles I.ikner
Paulkner
Hodson
Faulkner
Howrey
Dohn Howrey
Bishop's Sacond
Lau Torte Ciyys
Buhman
Waterloos
Weber-to
Johnson & Minera Tap
Santee
New
Nwt
Alichael J. Frost
Mitt Abias
Frank FL. Metcalf
Block
Gilbertville
George Wallam
Geo. Sec
M. Spencer
Jenn
Jenney & Sedinvict
Siddle
Wellington Street
Ulock i
Leavitt Add
Ater- Joo
A. A
Graham
Ellis &Ellis
Lnc
Filsine Add
Ohn Patterson
Ellis & Enis, Inc
Tata, Balllett & Gilbert’s
Bards & Virdens Nat
Ely
Aley
D. .Johnson
Elizabeth Miller
Kenward Parx
Rea Wolcott
St Add
Grand View
Pis Waterloo
Harles W. Champlin
Francis Forrest Wilson
Garrison & Dean
Ad. Cinar Malls
Hogs and cattle market mix in Chicago bids
Chicago market update shows hogs steady to higher by 10 to 15 cents, with buyers slow and stronger demand for pork cuts. Cattle quotes mixed, steers active but prices uneven as feedlot bids linger. calves and sheep trade tepid with selective high bids for choice lots. Regional reporting from St Paul and Minneapolis areas notes similar firmness in beef and slower hog trade terms.
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Chicago
Racelots Market Report Shows Mixed Steer and Cattle Trends
Kansas city livestock prices show steers steady to higher with bulk of cows and bulls strengthening. Receipts around 15 000 with slow bidding. heifers and calves firmer in places, pork and sheep稳? buyers cautious as market fluctuates.
Omaha Livestock Market Report Summary
Receipts from Omaha livestock show hogs at 18 060 and cattle at 7 500 with prices mixed to firm. Hogs regionally higher with steers and heifers steady to strong, top cattle around 9 50, veal and stockers around 6 75 to 7 00. Sheep receipts about 12 000 with lambs mostly 25 cents lower and feeder lambs around 24 50.
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Faltigid OG
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Readout
Sioux City Iowa March 13 cattle receipts 1 849 priced steady to 1 00 per cwt with warmup steers and yearlings at 6 00 8 00 and up fat cows and heifers near 6 00 5 95 canners and cutters around 2 50 to 4 00 calves and feeding cows 4 50 5 50 stockers 5 25 6 50 hogs receipts 33 000 market about 15 to 20 cents higher with butchers 7 50 to 7 90 heavies at 7 20 to 7 95 and lighter hogs around 7 00 to 7 80 for a mixed sale day
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Associated Press
Chicago
Dore
Pulkt
Averikos
Sragkes AG
Packers
Packard
Jooks
Crlkine
Sheslock
Sioux City
Prices in New York and Chicago Today
New York markets show creamery prices higher with extras and firsts quoted. eggs steady as pacific coast whites range. cheese firm with state whole milk flats and fresh specials. Chicago reports higher creamery extras and extra firsts with steady hold in other items.
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New York
Juster
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Kanasza City
Kansasity
Hutter
Delayed Buying Boosts Stocks In Early Trading
In a volatile session delayed execution of orders and a surge in demand lifted U S equities. Leading issues such as U S Steel American Can and Studebaker posted gains while Market Street Railway and several suggested dividend plays showed mixed strength. A Reuters-like flow of notes pointed to a strong opening amid higher sugar and Cuban trade optimism, with several transport and locomotive firms also contributing to the uptick.
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Bugera
Prigus
Thele Apwanit
Courky
South Porto
Maratta
Punty
States
Crucibie
Cubs
Ameri
Ein Cine
Nash Motors
Montiles
Wbrons
Yervign
Lohange
Spectiatora
Visewere
Wits Servier
New York Central
Baltimore & Ohio
Atehtgon
Market Street
Jessica
Cuba
Stool
Kelly-Sprinefeld
Conoral Ag
Ammerkenit Locomotive
National Mrameling
Teershinit
Avhleh
Sauranetaco
Lextios
Intertiors Rapid Transit
Desgonds $ Snl
Stron
U.S. Steel
Baldwin J
iPexas CO
Viceeeias Studebaker
U. S
Punta Allegre
Sugar Market Records Set Amid Raw Sugar Trade
New York reports March 14 noting fresh price records for raw sugar movement since 1920 and Cuban sales of 150,000 bags for late March and early April. Futures rose 1 to 2 points, refined sugar up modestly, and Liberty bonds and grain supplies also summarized amid farm and market data.
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York
Focal
Sparrows Battle Downtow n Block as Store Desperately Seeks Relief
Des Moines sparrows torment workers on a large downtown block as a major department store tries drastic measures to drive them away. A rifleman shoots from an upper window at dusk, scattering the birds across seven stories of the building, while managers seek a quieter solution.
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Agrientrice
Washington, D
Foragen
Poison plot trial nears verdict in Tillie Klimek case
Chicago March 138 The death penalty was urged for Mrs Tillie Klimek in closing arguments by State's Attorney Thomas Peden. He called her more deadly than a rattlesnake saying she sought a marriage license with one hand and a death certificate with the other amid a six-victim poison plot.
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Chicago
Doath
Tillig Kmmek
Thomas Peden
Paden
Watrons
Prairies
Tillie
Government to pour 400 million income tax into coffers
Washington reports 400 million dollars will be added to government funds before midnight Thursday as taxpayers rush to meet quarterly installments. Most tax returns filed now trigger six payments this year, with the March 15 sum about 29 million higher than last year due to improved business conditions postwar.
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Washington
Mareh
T Department
Bond Market in New York Faces Mixed Trading
The New York bond market showed uneven activity with gains in some issues while others slipped. Investors weighed higher stock and commodity prices against government securities amid continued demand for real estate and local mortgages, with notable movements in sugar and Cuba-related trades and a broad list of real estate transactions in Waterloo and surrounding areas.
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New York
Athuence Oy
Naveral Induasmale Pointe
Alegre
Sasteef
Bugar Tyjs
Holt
Fastep
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