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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1929

Page

8

Butter Production Rises in Iowa Despite Harsh Winter

February dairy reports show a 2 percent year over year rise in Iowa butter production as cows recover from winter weather and grazing improves. Deliveries were hampered by bad roads, but creameries note favorable market conditions and potential for higher per capita butter consumption. Jesup leads production with 133,358 pounds, Sioux Center 119,049, while the average price paid sits at 54.68 cents per pound.

Iowa Clyde Bechtelheimer Towa Creamery Secretaries and Managers’ Association Ays Bechtelheimer Althe Towa Cays California America Smanthr Jesup Sioux Center State Center Hudson Boyden Benson Monticello Humboldt Oelwein Croggan

Bitch Herd Again Wins Fayette Test Ring Trophy

W E Bitch of Center township earns the Farm Bureau silver cup for the high herd in county TA work in 1928. Kitch’s purebred Holsteins averaged 4.44 pounds butterfat per cow from 16 cows milked twice daily. Trophy will be awarded at the April 6 Farm Bureau meeting. previous winners include Floyd Gilley in 1926 and Mr. Kitch in 1927. Chris Dueholm tests for Association No. 3.

Fayette Wlarch W. E. Bitch Center Township Contest Association Farm Bureau T. A Farml Bureau Kitch Farm S Bureau Floyd Gilley Chris Dueholm New Hampton W.J. Bartson and Sons Homer Hadley Hadley Arnold Weidler Chickasaw W. W. Waidlich Hss Floyd Arnold Arnold

Mt Vernon Farm Bureau Meet Stirs June Chautauqua Plans

Mt Vernon township Farm Bureau met at the county home to plan for the county farm bureau chautauqua in June. A play contest committee of Frances Sage and Regis Dunbar was named, and quartets committee members Maude Ueland and Grace Knapp were chosen. Music appreciation was taught by Ethel Morris, followed by a noon picnic lunch and a brief business session led by W A Byestone. An oyster supper was scheduled for March 28 with a committee including Laura Henry, W H Stevens, Glen Leland, Ada Weare, and W A Byestone. Nearby Washburn Go-Operative Shipping shipped hogs and cattle to Chicago Saturday.

Vernon Township Burea Chautauqua Frances Sage Regis Dunbar Maude Ueland Grace Knapp Ethel Morris W. A. Byestone Women Work Laura Henry W. H. Stevens Glen Leland Ada Weare

Water loo Evening Center reader notices

Water loo Iowa readers are invited to address communications to the Editor Fann Department at the Waterloo Evening Center. Provide comments and suggestions to be considered for publication.

Ugdestinns Commenta Waterloo Evening Center Waterloo Iowa

Delaware Woman Rears 300 Of 311 Chicks on Farm

Manchester Virginia March 13 Mrs Paul Munson reports a successful year raising 300 of 311 baby chicks earning a gross 975 dollars with profit. She notes home consumption of many eyes and emphasizes modern housing ventilation feeding rations and care. The 20 by 20 foot coop with cement floor and glass windows supports self feeders nests and a movable roost system.

Manchester Paul Munson Munson Rhode Island State College Ames Oscar -Hockday Farm

North Tama farmers raise few colts and cut workhorse supply

A Tama county farm bureau meeting reported 25 North Tama farmers who manage 6403 acres raised only 12 colts in the past year, about one colt per two farmers, or one colt per 15 horses on the farms. County Agent Mills warned that this weak rotation could lower horsepower efficiency and urged rebalancing replacements.

Traer Tama County Farm Bureau North Tama County Iowa ZR. Mills North Toma Carl Kennedy Mills Harry Linn Iowa Horse and Mute Breeders Association Tama

Orange History on Farm Meet Program at Orange School

Orange township history will be reviewed at the farm bureau meeting at the Orange school Friday starting at 10 30 a m A picnic dinner will follow at noon Each member will share township farm history and personal recollections including early mail routes roads schools creameries churches and singing societies with several local speakers and county agent remarks.

Orange Township Fann Bureau Orange H. W. Miller P. J. Blough Samuel Pike Co-Operative Creamery H. J. Lichty A. B. Zuck Tann~ Teather DU. C. Miller J. Uban Wallace Stonkes

Farmers Discuss Start of Livestock Shipping Co Op

Farmers in Grundy County meet in Morrison to consider forming a livestock shipping association. They will review rules and regulations for cooperative shipping bodies and, if the majority votes yes, an association will be organized.

Morrison Grundy County

Cattle Dispersal Brings Strong Prices at Geneseo Farm

Geneseo Iowa March 13 dairy cattle sold briskly at Frank Bragonieri farm sale. Majority of dairy cows brought from 1460 to 1750 with heifers reaching up to 1300. Other livestock also sold well.

Geneseo Frank. Bragonieri

New Secretary of Agriculture Draws Dual-Purpose Job

Washington March 13. Analysts say Arthur W. Hyde will play a strategic role in selling farm relief to industry as secretary of agriculture in the Hoover cabinet. The Missouri governor and Republican figure must persuade industry to back tariff-protected farm relief and ensure a favorable path for congress to act. A Chamber survey shows city business warming to farm relief, while Farm Journal notes the Carrier could push agriculture toward gains if aligned with industry.

Washington, D.C Arthur W. Hyde Hoover Missourian Jim Reed Congress Mr. Hyde Chamber of Commerce of the United States Farm Journal

Bee Disease Expert to Meet on Farm Bureau Topic

A. D. Worthington, new specialist from Town State college, will meet with Black Hawk county apiarists at the farm bureau office Thursday to discuss bee diseases and management. He will cover foul brood control and swarm handling in the early season.

A. DD. Worthington Town State College Black Hawk County Farm Bureau Worthington

Wheat Futures Slide After Early Rally In Chicago Trading

Sudden weakness for wheat futures emerged in Chicago as a brief supply lull gave way to a later retreat. Prices dipped about 2 cents from intraday highs, pressured by unfavorable winter-wheat comments and rains across the U S Midwest. Corn held near steady as cash markets softened. oats and provisions moved modestly.

Chicago Iran United States Laois

Board of Trade Cash Quotations Chicago March 13

Wheat prices and grain bids listed by grade with No 2 red at 1.394, No 2 hard 1.2944, No 3 hard 1.25, No 4 northern spring offered, mixed grades shown. Oats rye and other commodities priced. lard ribs bellies and seeds cited with several totals in dollars and cents.

Chicago Lidisha Boh Gorm Bailey

Hog Market Mixed as Receipts Rise in Chicago Trade

Chicago reports show hog prices fluctuating with large receipts and lighter demand. Traders note heavy hogs and butchers moving around 200 pounds while top quotes hover near 12.00 to 13.00, with overall steady to weak tones in cattle and strong fat lamb values.

Representative Sales Livestock in Union Yards

Union Yards Chicago March 10 reports livestock sales including hogs and other livestock. The brief item lists representative offerings and market activity for buyers and sellers.

Chicago

Favorable News Lifts Stocks on Optimistic Trade Data

A New York market rally followed unusually strong favorable trade and earnings news. Steel, chemical, and utility shares led gains with several records set, while Radio Corporation and Allied Chemical advanced amid broad buying enthusiasm.

New York Maren American Sugar Refining Co Radio Corporation Allied Chemical Wright Aeronautical Houston Olt National Pacific Lighting Tan People’s Gas Electric Power & Light Colorado Mexican Seaboard International Telephone Radio Peoples Gas Johnge Manville Russia Insurance A. M. Byers Ails Old National Lead Houston Oil St Pacific Lighting Call- Joans Anaconda Kennecott Radionews Columbia Graphophone International Combustion Packard Motors Russia Ine Surance Ons Standard Oils California Muirland Allantic Refining Barnsdall Miami Copper National Lesd Americanis Foreign Power Western Union Pacific Gas & Electric and Las

Weatinghouse White Motors and Willys Overland Woolworth Arrangements

A fragment notes involvement of Weatinghouse White Motors with Willys Overland Woolworth and a person named W. Wright Ara, alongside a yellow truck figure. The text hints at pricing or percentage figures, but specifics are unclear.

Weatinghouse Willys -Overland Woolworth W. Wright

Market Roundup of Butter Eggs and Cheese Across Cities

New York reports unsettled butter receipts at 12 611 tubs with higher pricing. Chicago notes steady butter and eggs with varied packing stock and new cheese quotes. Kansas City wires show firmer eggs and poultry. St Louis lists egg prices and poultry trends. Liverpool and Kansas City grains and cotton markets noted with price shifts. overall, dairy and grain items exhibit mixed movements across major markets.

New York Yale Soc Hennery

Livestock Markets Reported From New York and Abroad

Irregular demand noted in foreign exchanges with Britain at 485 1 18 dollars and France at 3.90 11 327. Other rates include Holland 20.66, Sweden 16.90, Spain 1 04 8e, Poland 11.24, Austria 14.08 and Argentina amid varied quotes.

New York Great Britain France Rane Man Holland Sweden Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Reymanta Argentina Aizboe Basil Tokio Bes Shanghai

Bond Market Shows Mixed Early Tone in New York

The United States government issues opened weak but improved modestly as trading began. Treasury and Liberty issues held near unchanged levels, while foreign bonds fell. Some corporate issues like International Telephone and Anaconda Copper showed minor gains, but overall activity remained uneven and cautious.

New York United States Warnouth Liberty Treasury International Anaconda Bethlehem Steel International Cement

Poultry Prices Soar as Local Stock Sells Strong

Hawkeye Tai led a sale where over 60 White Plymouth Rock chickens brought $1.75 each to buyer John Manwetter. The event marked one of the season’s highest poultry prices around here.

Hawkeye Tai W. Wilbur John Manwetter

The Rhyming Farmer by J Edward Tufft

The poem laments postponed effort and the fate of a neighbor who always says tomorrow. The narrator recalls plans to build and improve while the neighbor dies before acting, leaving tasks unfinished and kin in mourning.

J. Edward Tufft Associated Pree Tomorr Fellows

Omaha Livestock Market Report March 3 1925

Receipts of 18000 cattle and 12000 sheep at Omaha include 1100 direct cattle. Packers seek best grades with prices around 11.00 to 11.35 for butcher stock. feeders and calves show varied results. Fat cows and steers steady to higher. feeder cattle and yearlings active. lambs and sheep mostly higher with fed lambs around 17.00 to 17.60 and ewes down near 10.25.

Omaha Livestock Omaha Neb Reécé

St Paul Livestock Market Reports Mixed Cattle Hogs and Lambs

At St Paul March 13 receipts include 2000 cattle 13000 hogs and 600 sheep. Cattle steady with varied weights and under tone for mature steers while calves gain 0 to 2 per cent. Hogs decline 25 to 40 cents. top price around 11.10 for well sorted 180 to 200 lb stock. Sheep show higher fat lambs 250+ lbs up to 17.60 with plainer stock lower, ewes steady to strong.

Dort Chicago Kansas City Omaha Sioux City T. Paul Wake Indianapolis Cleveland ST. Paul Minn lFi Ted Lambs Kansas City Livestock Marsh Wasven Helfers Cammay Ehalee

Kansas City Livestock Market Report with Mixed Receipts

Kansas City market notes show 8,000 head receipts including cattle, pigs, and sheep. Cattle demand varied by weight with select steers around 13.75 to 14.25 per cwt and feeding cattle mixed. hogs and sows sold at varied spreads. lambs and mutton mostly higher with best lambs near 17 to 19 dollars per cwt.

IOWA LIVESTOCK MARKETS REPORTS SEVERAL PRICES ACROSS TOWNS

Iowa livestock markets list Cedar Rapids Des Moines Mason City Ottumwa and Brockton with hog cattle and sheep trading. Prices shown include hogs 100 to 380 pounds from 10.75 to 11.55 per cwt and cattle calves beef steers yearlings and fat cows noted with varied gains and gains in sheep lambs reported with top lambs around 17.29. Receipts include 9 000 hogs 2 500 cattle and 2 900 sheep across markets with steady to higher prices in places.

Des Moines Sidsotila Good Packers Mason City Ontvawa Broux City Cioler

James E Bennett Co. Grain-Stocks Bonds Sugar Trade Card

James E Bennett & Co lists principal exchanges for grain stocks bonds sugar. Addresses include Carlton A22 Se, Lasalle St 15 Weaver St Chicago, and Waterloo office at 419 Nat. Be Ride. Private wires noted.

James E. Bennett & Co Sugar

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