Iowa dairymen push eastern cream trade growth
Iowa dairymen report eastern cities receiving cream from northeastern Iowa cooperatives shipped in 10 pint cars from Waterloo. Milwaukee and Wisconsin dairies supply Philadelphia and other markets with cream for coffee and pastry making. Experts say railroad shipping and sanitation standards will shape future dairy exports to eastern and southern markets.
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Wisconsin
Tampa
Fond du Luc
Towa
Philadelphia
Waterton
Towa Co Operative
Waterloo
Irom
Bomeé
M. Mortensen
Iowa State College
Mortensen
Wistonsiy
Iowa
St Ansgar Creamery Pays 50 Cents Per Pound for 1925 Average
St Ansgar la March 13 patrons received 50 cents per pound for 1925 averages at the St Ansgar Cooperative Creamery. Annual meeting notes show 350 patrons received 189,950.91 in cream dice. cream shipped totaled 22 pounds of butter and 39,285 pounds sold locally. Total cream delivered 1,413,269 pounds yielding 387,2742 pounds of butterfat with an average cream test of 27.42 percent. An efficiency discussion noted average butterfat per cow at 114.7 pounds and total cows needed to reach that level.
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St. Ansgar
New York
St. Ansgar Go-operative Creamsery Company
H.R. Bullis
C. C. Seeseidt
BE. W. Priama
Readers respond to farm department notices and inquiries
Letters to the editor from readers on farm department topics include inquiries to Waterlno Kyaning Unifier and others. The misspelled names suggest a debate over agricultural services and policy guidance.
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Addicas Communications
Farm Department
Waterlno Kyaning
Wandering
Tow
Thirame Fda
Webberking Seeds Test Prompts Farmers Interest
Walter Welberking of Vernon Township endorses seed corn testing at the Waterlats Beed Corn festival. He notes he never tested seed before and expects better results, praising a new testing station at the Courier building. He recalls his father rarely paid for seed and says testing helps farmers compare varieties.
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Walter Welberkingg
Vernon Township
Courier
Waterloo
Week-old chicks boost business at Union Poultry company
In La Vort e City Ju Maren the Onion Poultry court operators Goodwin Ashley report a surge in demand for week-old chicks alongside day-old poultry. Union Hatchery capacity reaches about 45 000 eggs across four large incubators with basement switching room and cement floors for proper incubation. Orders extend to May with several thousand chicks purchased by a single inquiry. Local feed rooms store supplies and boxes for shipping to buyers including Weaverly Denver and La Porte City.
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la Vorte City
Maren the Onion Poultry Court
Goodwin Ashley
Union Hatchery
Union Poultry Company
Union Poultry Couping
Upton Poultry Company
Waverly
Denver
la Porte Ci
Union Poultry Companyr
Gat Sone Imam
Northern
Iowa
Goke
Corn Silage Cutter Used by Griffith for Fatstock Feeding
Charles Griffith of Hudson Michigan reports using a silage cutter to process a large moisture rich corn ear supply. He mixes the silage with oil meal to feed fattening steers and Hereford heifers, claiming rapid gains with the wet corn as a substitute for husked grain.
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Hudson
Charles Griffith
Vere
Griffith
Poultry Disease Spreads in Chickasaw County Flurry
Reported outbreaks of poultry disease cause concern among Chickasaw County poultry workers and residents. Public health officials warn about crowded housing and poor ventilation as factors in the spread while urging improved air exchange and pest control. A community meeting is planned at the home of Mrs. Staley on March 18 to discuss remedies and prevention measures.
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Staley
Gilley Herd Tops County Cow Tests In March Results
March report from Fayette County Cow Test Association shows Ployd Gilley leading the No. 4 group with 16 Galstein cows averaging 163 pounds of butterfat and 25 pounds per cow. Gilley’s high individual fat production reached 4.5 pounds and 1,738 pounds of milk. The association’s overall average for January lists 46 herds with 870 cows, 820 milking and 41 dry, with 25 cows yielding at least 40 pounds of fat and 17 hitting 50 or more.
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Payette
Dit
Fayette County
Gilley
Waa Leigh
Canary
Tou
Skioumilk
Chris Dushalp
Lester
Cleverley sale yields strong Holstein averages and top bids
JT HL Cleverley dispersal sale at the home farm in Maxwell Iowa featured 44 head Holsteins including 30 cows and bred heifers, six bulls and eight heifers averaging 161.40 dollars with top cows selling from 206 to 295 dollars. The six year old herd sire De Cola Boy brought 175 dollars as buyers from A M McCall state board of institutions and others from Mason City and nearby towns purchased multiple head.
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Maxwell
Cleverley
Lown
A. M. McCall
State Board of Central ‘of Fawa
Pieterie Burke
Grimsby Korndyke
van Gibson
Wyes
Mason City
Marius A. Thompson
C. Larsun
Emimans
Minn
Alien Traad
Gion
C. C. Stephens
Anamosa
Charles W. Handsaker
Nevadas
B.C. Reiss
John Thomas
A. L.A Perea
Farnhamville
F Hard
P.O. Laurinor
Bondurant
da Es
Cleikind
Die Lamont
Herbert Tanberg
Arthur
Leonard Link
Klingaman Elected Manager of Journal
Klingaman is named manager of the Journal. Mark Cramer becomes editor of the farm magazine published by the agricultural state college. Laure H. Rising of Waterloo is new business manager. C. Bo Rylander of Le Grand elected circus station unit. Angus steers sell for 9 830 at the market.
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Antes
Maren
iSpeetal
Mark OH. Cramer
Manroe
Tawa 2 Culturisp
Tawa
Cranmer
Th. Ferguson
Laure H
le Grand
Hax Bean
Wheat and corn futures mixed as markets react to overseas shifts
Wheat futures rose modestly while corn and oats eased amid thin early trading. Rotterdam and Liverpool prices influenced U S markets as mills stock drew down. May and July contracts swung within small ranges with fluctuating premiums.
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Mixed Wheat Prices
The March 13 report lists No 1 mixed wheat at 1.76 dollars, No 2 mixed around 1.64, No 4 yellow around 1.70, and No 6 yellow near 1.65. No 2 white at 1.40, No 1 white about 1.41, and nearby prices for timothy seed, clover seed, provision, oats, and beans.
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Board of Trade
Chicago Livestock Market Reports Mixed to Higher Hogs Lead Gains
Chicago market notes show hog receipts around 3 000 with prices steady to 10 cents higher for heavier weights and 170 to 225 pound hogs topping near 14 dollars. Cattle receipts about 500 with steers and heifers mostly steady to higher while bulls and cows show weaker to steady firming in parts. sheep receipts near 3 000 with fat lambs and feeder buyers active, prices varied by weight and type.
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Chicago
Presday
Paul
St. Paul
Minn
Sioux City
Raipta
JOY
Omaha Livestock Prices Mixed on Strong Bids Across Fattening Classes
Market notes report varied stockyard activity with higher ends for several weights and classes. Buyers push prices for fatteners and Welsh cattle while heifer and cutter categories show steady to brisk demand. weekly comparisons hint at increased demand for heavier loads and mixed lot sizes.
Markets End Mixed on Heavy Unloading and Broad Activity
Trading opened weak with industrials and rails leading declines while steel and chemical shares showed scattered losses. Amid broad price moves, 1,000,000 shares changed hands as Chesapeake & Ohio Dupont and several majors opened lower, with mixed advances and declines across U S steel and related industries.
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Louisville
Nashville
Chesapeake & Ohio
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Luger
Telaceo
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Atel
Erie
Foundation Co
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Gaaveral Mieeting
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Eit Houthern
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Andara
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Vinton Piet
Fsgaee
Neohob L
Rayhher Oc
Star Walsh Ward Dakin
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White Motor Willysueert Net
Woolworth Oc. Ltd
Gas Elge
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Readout
The Kansas City and St Joseph livestock market notes show prices for hogs and cattle with higher weights and varying bids. Readouts indicate range shifts for steers heifers and feeder cattle, with specific values and poundage figures underlined.
Grain and Provisions Outlook Amid Mixed Wheat Trends
The weekly grain review notes a reversal in earlier wheat declines due to brisk US buying, with 28 cents per bushel gains cited amid tighter supplies and fears of harvest strain. Argentine crop quality reported poor, while domestic wheat receipts shrink and North American demand rises, easing prices and signaling a cautious market.
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Mississippiia
Peoria Livestock and Market Notes From March
A compilation of livestock receipts and market prices from Peoria Wisconsin Minneapolis and New York trading floors. Reports include Feeder cattle light demand steady prices for various grades and a snapshot of futures and spot cotton and grain markets with mixed openings and gains across several contracts.
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Peoria Livestock
Buried Treasure Craze Grips Dayton Nevada Town
Dayton Nevada reels over a buried treasure craze as Eugene Segale discovers old coins in a ranch debris pile dating 1847 to 1871. Townspeople dig everywhere hoping for more caches tied to stage robberies and ghosts of pioneer bandits.
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Nev
Nevada
Sieren Nevada Mountains
Menais Omen
Eugene
Segale
Vaileur Ranch
Soxale
Seon
Virginia City
Diyton
Genoa
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