Campaign boosts on dairy products in Buchanan County
In Brandon, Iowa, a large crowd heard Fred E. Ferguson of the Iowa State Dairy Association explain the health value of milk at a "milk for health" meeting. He outlined milk as an energy giving, complete protein food rich in calcium, with comparisons to other proteins and energy equivalents. The campaign includes township health exhibits and a poster contest across schools and rural areas to promote milk consumption.
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Brandon
Buchanan County
Fred E. Ferguson
Iowa State Dairy Association
Ferguson
Independence
Seven Day Butter Record Set By Stewart Holstein
Stewart Holstein completes seven day butter record totaling 27 pounds. The cow Lady Butten Maid Cotantha consigned by Paul P. Stewart of Maynard was moved to Waterloo for the final test and auction at the Iowa Holstein-Freisian Breeders Association sale. Mike Stewart, 15, aided by his father, reflects on junior calf clubs boosting dairy cattle interest and responsibility among youth in Fryette county.
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Frank Chibak
Elma
Iowa
Waterloo
Stewart
Stewart Farm
Mike” Stewart
Mike
Fryette County
Hallstein
J. P. Eves
Iowa State Dairy Association
Bennett
Cash paid for 61 Holsteins at Iowa sale
Iowa Holstein-Priesian Breeders' association held a sale with 61 head averaging 233.70 and a total of 14 259 all cash. The event was praised for full cash settlements and seen as sign of improving dairy cattle market, indicating stronger finances for buyers and a shift from earlier inflated cashless deals.
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Iowa
Holstein-Priesian Breeders’ Association
Solons Attend Iowa Holstein Sale Here
Two Iowa lawmakers visited the spring guaranty sale of Iowa Holstein Breeders Association. GC Hollis of Black Hawk and AI Hauge of Polk attended the auction with Hollis purchasing a top animal from a Cedar Falls farm and Hauge part of a trio that bought the K P P bull for 400.
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Iowa
Iowa Holstein Breeders’ Association
A. Hollis
Black Hawk County
A. Hauge
Polk County
Hallis
Cedar Falls
Lowana
Hardin County plans for livestock improvement drive
Meetings in five Hardin county townships outline an intensive livestock improvement program focused on purebred sires. Providence leads with a farm survey showing high purebred rates across cattle and horses. aim to reach 100 percent purebred usage. Local leaders include J S Reece Rex Beresford and township chairmen, with surveys in Union Concord and other townships and plans for a cooperative stallion wing.
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Hardin County
Providence
Reece
J. S. Reece
Emmet Morris
R. L. Reece
Brb. R. Clampitt
Union Township
D. L. Spurtin
Wada Hauser
Clyde Hauser
Rex Beresford
Ames
Concord Township
Eli Espe
R E, Shartvedt
Emil Brinkmeyer
YT. S. Thorson
Farmer Near Traer Lets Contract for Building Big Barn
Traer March 7 W H Sprole east of Traer who owns Tama country s largest farm has let a contract for a new barn. It will be 72x126 feet and house 250 to 260 cows, floamng 200 tons of hay. Cost is about 5000 dollars.
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W. H. Sprole
Tama Country
March notices and local living updates from Grundy Center
March entries show illnesses including Mrs Dan Fritzel and Mrs Joel Meister plus Mrs W Strack hosting a birthday. Mr and Mrs Vance Cox wed in Waterloo and will live on the Cox farm north of town. Rural carriers stayed home due to a heavy snowstorm and locals travel to attend a funeral in Freeport Illinois. George Peters and Fred Beck plan a fifth barbershop in Goeth building while Alice Gles Hawn suffers scarlet fever. Emil Stickfort leaves Holland for Oelwein rail shops.
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Grundy Center
Dan Fritzel
Vance Cox
Waterloo
Cox
Joel A. Meister
Holland
W. Strack
Gertrude Strack
Rural schools need supervision equal to city systems
Department of the interior reports on rural school supervision showing country districts lag city systems in trained oversight. Urban districts employ about one supervisor per 30 teachers, aiding instruction. rural areas increasingly hire professionals, with Ohio listing 200 supervisors and New Jersey about one per 50 rural teachers. Wisconsin has 97 county specialists and two state rural supervisors guiding statewide efforts. By 1921, about 1,000 professional rural supervisors were noted nationwide, signaling progress for country students.
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Department of the Interior
Buregi
Washington, D.D. C
United States
Iin Qohio
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Services Held for Mrs. E. B. Patlo at New Hartford
Mrs. E B Patlo died suddenly Tuesday morning. Funeral services were Thursday at home with Rev Gerald Norton officiating. Burial in Oak Hill cemetery. Surviving husband two daughters and a son. six grandchildren and four great grandchildren. three sisters. Several local residents noted recent activities and visits.
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Des Moines
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Ference
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Afra
Addie Younker
Seattle
Blanche Anderson
Wile Store
Gaye Dennis
Marshalltown
Cedar Falls
Allen Fifield
Omaha
Neb
Harold Smith
Waterloo
J. R. Fifield
J. D. Bailey
Byrtle Larson
Vera Johnson
Dike
Margaret Milter
Clarence Tobes
Alva Smith
Loretta Grat
Independence
Harry Sherman
Heatrice Walker
Marble Rock Social Notes Mention Local Movements
Local residents share travels and family news as Beulah Sheppard returns to Wisconsin and families announce births and illnesses. Adam Yerrick’s funeral proceeds after Greene death. Mrs. McCullough and Koster retirements noted. Thompson in ill health. Ramsay and Brunner return from visits. lyceum course ends.
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Beulah Sheppard
Caintor
Wis
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Rose Asling
Fred Arhart
Charles Arthur
Jose McCullough
Koster
Burlington
Adam Yerrick
Greene
Alice Thornton
Frank
Will Thornton
George Sharp
Ilinois
Mattie Lines
Wilt Pierce
Worn Springs
Omaha
Lee Pierce
Sam Sours, Jr
Minneapolis
Ogle Sours "Thompson
H. G. Ramsay
In Water
Law Brunner
City
Produce Prices in New York and Chicago Today
New York and Chicago today show mixed produce movements with dairy and eggs fluctuating. Butter and creamery items hold near steady levels while cheese and milk products see firmer demand. eggs stay firm in nearby markets and poultry prices edge with slight gains for fowls and turkeys. Chicago notes unchanged butter with modest poultry shifts and a broad assortment of firsts and extras across seafood and dairy ahead of spring demand.
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Marek
Atte Dairy
Pacific Coast
Grellers
Reecolpis
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Dalpsien
Europe buying wheat demand felt on Chicago market
Wheat demand in Europe influenced Chicago trading with May and July contracts showing gains on direct cables. May moved to around 1 2 14, July higher, market closed firm after brief hesitation. corn followed wheat with local covering and oats little changed. potatoes steady in Chicago receipts. Minneapolis flour higher by 10 cents.
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Decreased receipts push butter market gains reported
The Associated Press notes that reduced receipts pushed the butter market higher for the week ending with gains of 1 to 2 over opening prices in four principal markets. New land butter unloading in New York and looming production season caused some uncertainty while under grade shortages persisted despite Argentine stock arrivals.
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Chicago
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Janesville briefs note residents, visits, and real estate transfers
In Janesville readers learn that Miss Katie Smith is recovering from illness, Ott Schmidt travels to Rochester for health consults with his brother Charles, and various locals visit relatives. Real estate transfers include multiple parcels in Woodlawn, Cedar Heights, and La Porte City along with small sums noted.
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le Srippe
Ott Schmidt
Rochester
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Roger-Myers
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Ida Willis
Waverly Wedneedar
Black Hawk County
E._P. Cowles
F. H. Menning
Woodlawn
West Waterloo
Mary" Herd
F.C. Gravenhurst
Sely
Fox &Forsyth
la Porte City
Charles Schaefer
Peter
Cable
Edward's Add
Cedar Heights
Alta Jane Anderson
Frank Ladd
Galloway
Waterloo
EAST ST LOUIS LIVESTOCK REPORTS MARKED PRICE SHIFTS
Receipts at East St Louis and St Paul bid up cattle and hog prices with calves and sheep mixed. Steers and yearlings show gains while cows and canners ease. hogs mostly steady to strong. sheep steady with several high lamb quotes. Kansas City region follows with higher cattle demand and mixed hog and sheep results.
Omaha Livestock Receipts and Market Notes
Market recap shows 19,000 at Ogee Receipts with beef steers steady to strong and heifers up 25 cents. Sheep and lambs mixed, top lambs around 14.40, wool and hides report weak in New York trading with raw sugar and flour futures quoted. Waterlo o dairy and meat prices listed with several commodity bids and animal types noted.
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Revealea
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Waterloo Co-op
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Wheat and grain prices rise on European demand
European demand for cash wheat and other grains lifts Chicago prices for the week. May wheat trades around 1.19 to 1.20, with a weekly gain amid limited interior supplies and dwindling European reserves. Corn oats and provisions show mixed moves as buying on dips supports the market and lard stocks tighten.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Atlantic
Canada
Ocean Passsage
Ib Wis
Hog and Cattle Price Movements on Week, March 1
Market notes show hogs 10 to 25 cents lower today while cattle rise 25 cents for the week. Receipts include 1,000 head with steady to higher values for fat lambs and meat stockers. prices vary by weight and grade as buyers and sellers react to late week trading.
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Ted Blyton
Dailia
Husher
MT OGKOTAREGULAR BUT MAINLY FIRM MT OGKOTAREGULAR BUT MAINLY FIRM
The text appears to discuss market activity with references to shares, dividends, and stock movements. It lists numerous companies and commodities, noting price changes and notable indicators while mentioning some transportation and industrial firms and generic market actions.
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