Bankers urged to curb sale of scrub dairy cows
A four page booklet for Iowa State Dairs association urges bankers, county agents, and farmers to oppose imports of scrub dairy cattle and cow scalpers. Des Moines reports say bankers advocate closer bank farmers cooperation to curb unscrupulous cattle dealers and require local testing before purchase. Independence residents plan further meetings to defend against indiscriminate milking cows as condensaries expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Dairs Association
Fred EL Ferguson
Independence
County Farm Bureau
Des Moines
Iowa
Frank Warner
Iowa Bankers’ Association
Bawkers
Eight Daughters of Tritomia Claims Seven Day Tests
Tritomia Pietertje Ormsby owned by P.P Mewart & Sons Marhard and Henderson & Ericksen Randall now has eight tested daughters. Word came to H.W. Geim Iowa Holstein Friesian Breeders association secretary. Three others have from 1 to 19 pounds butter in seven days making eight in all. Predictions say the first tested cow, 39 pounds in seven days, may reach 69 pounds in a year. One half interest of Henderson & Erickson to be sold at annual spring guarantee auction in Waterloo this week. Tritomia earlier won grand championships at National Dairy show and Trirey Cattle Congress.
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Webster City
Tritomia Pietertje
Ile
Henderson & Erickson
Bur
Waterloo
Thursar
Tritomia
Te Turing
32 Pounds Butterfat Highest Herd Average Tripoli Ja
Twenty twelve members of Tin Readly Cow Test association, organized three months ago, report February averages. Herds posted 782 pounds of milk from 320 cows, with notable performances by A. Anderson and Glenn V. Anderson. H. C. Griese of Denver tied for high herd average with 82 pounds of milk and 22 percent butter fat. August Leistikow of Fairbank also achieved 32 pounds butter fat from 895 pounds milk across ten Holsteins.
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Tripoli. Ja
Tin Readly Cow Test Association
Tripoli-Readlyn
A. Anderson
Glenn V. Anderson
H.C. Griese
Denver
August Leistikow
Fairbank
Fourth Nutrition Lesson For Women Of Waterloo TWP
Waterloo Township women meet at Mrs Lo Dunwold home on Wednesday March 19 to study the fourth nutrition vision Afre Veda Middlehauf township chairman will lead. Previous lessons yielded many valuable suggestions for the nutrition project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Township
Lo Dunwold
Afre
Veda Middlehauf
Two Years of Community Work Through Consolidated School
Jesup Iowa’s Consolidated School shows major agricultural gains after two years of Smith Hughes vocational effort led by G F Ekstrom. A focused program on corn variety testing, farm visits, and district shows improved yields, quality, and farmer interest, with state prize success and new spraying cooperative forming.
Local Farmers Form Poultry Producers Association
Near Towa Te March 17 Farmers in the area organized a cooperative to command better prices for poultry and eggs. Owners of 20,000 hens signed an agreement to support the plan. The Lov a Falls Poultry Producers Association will open an office, handle delivery and shipment to eastern markets. President Mrs Warren Johnson. vice president C B H Gilbert. secretary Mrs Amy Peters. A committee including Mrs A T Hamilton, T E Leonard, John Bump, Frank Nelson, Ben Thoms, Mrs Warren Johnson and H Gilbert will organize the new business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Hera
Lova Falla Poultry Producers’ Association
Warren Johnson
C. B H. Gilbert
Amy Peters
T. Hamilton
T. E. Leonard
John Bump
Frank Nelson
Ben Thoms
Gilbert
Eagle Township Farm Women Plan Meeting
Eagle Township women plan a fourth season meeting on Wednesday March 19 at the home of Mrs AJ M Gunn. The menu includes dark bread, sandwiches, tomato jello, creamed cod fish, mashed potatoes, corn, blarch pudding and toffee. Attendees should bring silverware and dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Township
AJ M. Gunn
Prices in New York and Chicago Today Produce Prices
New York and Chicago price summaries show butter, eggs, poultry and dairy items with varied gains and steady levels. Butter and creamery products shift within late March markets, while eggs and poultry mix receipts and pricing across regions.
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New York
Chicago
Sioux City Livestock Market Report
Receipts total 3,000 as Sioux City livestock dealer notes a generally lower market. Teener stockers and yearlings traded around 4 to 9 dollars, fat cows and heifers about 6.56, canners and cutters near 2.95, bulls and feeders 2.00 to 6.60, stockers 5.00, and yearlings 4.50 with top reached 27.00.
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Sioux City
Bate
NORD
East St Louis Livestock Market Report Dated March 17
Receipts and price trends for cattle hogs and sheep at East St Louis and Peoria markets. Hogs steady to firm with top bids around 7.55 to 7.65. cattle steadier with calves and stockers noted. lambs from Texas cited at 15. PEA: Peoria hogs steady to lower with tops near 8.50. cattle about steady with best calves around 2.90. Foreign exchange rates, cotton futures, and grain prices also listed for New York and St Louis markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Lambs
Peoria Livestock
Besria
Cattes
New York
Tate
Corn Prices Advance Weather Holds Bullish Factor
Chicago and other markets saw corn rise in early dealings as heavy snow and lower temperatures threatened oats settling, with commission houses buying and rural offerings small. Wheat showed stiffness as expectations for domestic winter wheat improved, while provisions fell with hogs and cattle. Chicago cash quotes varied, with No. 2 yellow corn around mid 60s, and oats and barley broadly steady.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Liverpool
Stadh
Europe
Hogs and cattle prices varied on Saturday market day
Hogs were mostly steady to lower with loads reaching 7.35 for top weights and packing sows around 6.80 to 7.35. Cattle showed steady to higher demand with finny steers trading near 12.00 per 100 pounds and fat cows and bulls up to 7.00 and beyond. lambs saw gains with fat lambs at 10.75 to 16.60 and feeding lambs climbing toward 14.00.
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Associated Press
Mwidge
Maresh
Helfers
Livestock Prices Hit Varied Tones at St Paul Sale
Receipts totaled 3 600 cattle with mixed demand. Steers averaged 992 pounds at 33.29, top heifers same price. Bulk steer and yearling sales 33.00 down, cows and heifers 3.60 to 6.00. Calves 72.25 to 74.00 prepaid, hogs slow with loads at 6.75 to 6.85. Sheep 6.00 to 7.25, lambs 14.25 to 14.50 with some higher, packer buyers active on two doubles.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Omaha Livestock Markets Report Strong Hogs and Cattle
Receipts at Omaha and Kansas City show hogs cheaper but cattle and calves steady to higher. Hogs $6.90 to $7.90 top for 180 to 214 pounds. sows weaker. Cattle top at $13.00 for large steers, bulk $11.50 to $13.50. veal and stockers mixed. Lambs around $16.00, sheep up to $10.25, yearlings steady. Representative sales by Lamson Bros. & Co. and Morey. Chicago report included.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Xeb
Beloena
Stock Market Opens In Downbeat Narrow Decline
In New York on March 17 prices eased as selling pressure rose across many leading sectors. Pan American slipped from 2.00 to 1.90 while Tobacco Products and steel groups sagged. a few names like General Electric and Coca Cola held or rose slightly. Trading activity remained heavy, with oils, motors, and related stocks among the hardest hit as a broad market pullback persisted.
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Associated Press
New York
Cruclhie
Mkelly-Springfield
Stewart‘Warner
Republic
Steel
du Pont
General Electric
Coca Cola
National Lead
Makimir SE
Fisher Bady
Stewart Warner
Tidewater OH
U.S. Realty
South Porta Rican Sugar
Houston Oif
Rails
New Orleans
Texas & Mexico
Erie
Lehigh Valley
Chesapeake & Ohio
Salem
Allied Chemical & Dye
American International Corp
American T. & T
Aitchison
Atl Gulf & Wates
Balawin Lotomotiva
Baltimore & Onia
Bethlehem Steel
Consolidated Gas
Costien OH
Crucible
Cuba
Nfd
Lifornia Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Gerro de Pasco Copper
Chandler Motors
Chicago
Northwestern
Mil
St. Paul
Fries
Famous Players-Lasky- General
General
Southern
States Steel Central
Inspiration Copper
International Harvester
Marine
Tavinetble OH Co
Kelly-Springfield
Kennecott Copper
Louisville & Nashy Mack Truck
Mexwell Motors
Middle States
Missouri
Kan
Bees Producers
Reading
Republic Tran & Sears-Roebuck Oe Y
Eyce Sinclair Con
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway Standard OU
N. JZ
Studebaker Corporation
Texas & Pacific the Texas Co
Union Pacific
I. S. Ind
Aleghot
United States Rubber
United States Steel - Utah Copper
Westinghouse Etectric
Willys-Overland National Lead
Local Waterloo ads mix services and missing items in 1924 page
Classified and business notices mix with lost items and market prices. Merchants announce location changes and services while readers seek items like a pearl necklace, beaded purse, or coats. The page also lists market quotes for produce and hogs at Waterloo, Iowa, with prices and contact hints.
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State Association
Dairy Association
Jesup
Jesto Agricultural Clase
Dikphtys
Williams
Hughes Rk
Janeary Williams
Mure
Breinning i Creditubie
Uinois
Smith-Hughes
G. F. Ekstrom
Lamont
LA Co
Ekstrom
Mr. Ekstrom
A. A. Burger
Black Hawk County
Jesse Hige
Madsen Brothers
Cedar Falls
Lioyd Sisson
Ekstrém
Va‘viety
Ain
Institute
William Flss
Charles Fliss
Ames
Bremiin
William
Alvin Oliver
Oliver Isa
Etschrom
Icorn
Purdue ‘University
G. FL Erstrom
Eagle Township Farm Women Plan Meeting
Arnis
Coast White
Extra Frais
Cisago
Pacific
Eic
Buune Americas
Kansas City
Kaansas City
East ST. Louis Livestock
ST. Joseph Livestock
Sir Joseph
York
Maret Ij
France
Belgium
Honnragdod
Norway
Sen
ee _ Rantnarss
Sltzer
Spain
Greece
Poland
Argentina
Jugo-Slavia
Roumania
Sritzil
Corror
Otton
Apénel Fron
Marel
Spot
Quier
Migdinsss
Vutures
Mareis
ST. Louis Hax
St Louis
Ats
Hay
New, York
Ne Mills
Faso
New Yorks
Rio
Santos
Omaha Grady
Neb
Fegela Gmary
Peoria
Toledo Seeds
Toledo
Milwauese Grain
Milwaukee
Wis
Texas
IM. Prime Commercial
East St. Louis
Carter
Waterloo Co-operativs Dairy Company
Har Ailger
Sap
Ararch
TSS
Tor Inostia
Athe Es
Ma Ao
Daly Wah Ho
Kansas City Livestock
TLE
Duke
Lamson Bros. & Ca
Maysh-Place
N. A. Morey
Phot
Seeree
Ieee
Stock Exchange
United States
Red River
Idaho
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
AL AF
Davis & Decker Battery Co
Piten
Washington
Gortett Brothers
Jotay
Aly * Schmolt
Ross Conservatory
Attas Bridge St
Terloo Mattress Co
Galloway
Furnaco
Oakley & Townsend
Sixth Street
Thompson A Brackney
Frieda's Cate and Bakery
Savoy Cape Guy
Sycamore
Ee Rearty
NEW Liberty Cafe
Fourth
Jefferson Streets
Kezar Cafeteria
Fourth St
Nes Ia
Blair- Bobbing
Marce Hing
Owenbach Hotel
Marcelling
Scchaft
Waterloo Barber College
Sycamore St
Iprogressive
Witt Shasen
UNION
Ellis Hotel
Aterloo
Cort
Pyrittn
iBges
TAS
Woo
Elms
Elms Resh
Rana
C.ments
Waeroo Coop
Strana of Pearl
Ween Black's
Diduindidegg
Dolph
Stears
Delfers
Eres
Rata
Prairie Bay
Swift @ Co
Slensinger
Hollandale
Albert Lex
Onton Nelda
FL Wn Moser
Commercial St
Albert Lea Fang Co
Hollandale, Minn
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