Holstein Breeders Highlight Nortrh American Lineage
In Dunkerton near Des Moines McIntosh reports first calf crop from King Paul Pontiac Bonhéuc 21d, a two year old from Canada. Loveland in Janesville urges fair pricing to encourage youth club calves, while Pedersen & Son near Benson maintain a strong dairy herd with seven day milk records and promising cows.
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Il Woh
Mcintosh
Dunkerton
King Paul Pontiac Bonhéuc
Canada
Norwich
Ontario
Canadian Holstein Record Association
Ska
Des Moines
A Mcintosh
Buchanan County Show Birds Win Premium in Cuba
Independence March 18 Special Phat Puchanay county poultry gains fame as four pens of purebred Rhode Island Reds and Silver Penciled Wyandottes sent to the International Poultry Exposition in Cuba earn top prizes. L. S. Reinecke sells two pens for 65 and 50 dollars. George A Imry sells a pen for 50 dollars.
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Independence
Phat Puchanay
L. S. Reinecke
Ateuser Lumber ‘Company
George A Imry
Wipste Vallay Creamery Company
International Poultry Exposition of
Cuba
Ta. Ivana
Rural Tax Doubled Across Seven Years in Washington Township
Sidney Shaffer finished the annual assessment of Washington township on Tuesday and will turn records over to the county auditor soon. He notes 135 farms, none owned by tenants, with 351 residents in the township. Taxes have doubled in seven years per his census. SHIPS TO CHICAGO. G Knowlton Son, Floyd County stockmen, sold cattle totaling 1154 pounds and hogs totaling 2104 pounds in Chicago. hogs brought 13.85 per hundredweight.
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Cedar Fells
Sidney Shaffer
Washington Township
Shaffer
Chicago
Charles City
G. WH. Knowlton & Son
Floyd County
Knowlton
Farmers Questions and Comments Format Lacking
Readers are invited to send questions and comments to the Editor Farm Department of the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Iowa. Include clear inquiries and any relevant details for response.
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Eélitor Farm Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Iowa
Dunkerton Wins Multi-School Livestock and Grain Contest
Dunkerton consolidated school wins a three way contest with Orange and Hudson. Kenneth Rice Alfred Hopner Glen Teisinger lead with 5017 points. Orange 5190. Hudson 5129. Dunkerton second team 5214 points. George Strayer top individual with 1812 points. Community supplied livestock and grain classes judged by D. D. Offringa. Prize cup to be won three times for permanent ownership.
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Dunkerton
Selinol
Consolidated Schools of Orange and Hudson
Kenneth Rice
Alfred Hopner
Glen Telsinger
Grady
Orange
Hudson
Charles Klingaman
Warokl
Nonath Pullin
George Strayer
Chutton Mattingly
Warrer Kelsey
Clyde Barlow
Roger Canfield
James Bowers
Scoral
Lvestock
Grains
George
Verne McWellis
Jersey
Oscar Herman
Herman
Wheeler Brothers
R- D. Jefferson
D. D. Offringa
Bremer County
WW. D. Jefferson
E. J. Stout
Jefferson
A. H W. Evans
Matoes
Orange and Hudson
Garden planning tips and new flower introductions
The note urges planning garden layouts to avoid overplanting and wasting space. It highlights new English lupines from American seedsmen, a white edged hollyhock Exquisite, and suggests starting dahlias from seed in March. Zinnia varieties are praised as larger and more reliable for fall bloom.
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Dante
Fayette County Dairy Club Plans Major Change Proposals
Fayette county dairy club committee met at the Bb 2 school house with 8 W Lodwick and Floyd Johnston to discuss junior work. They urged Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo to create two junior calf classes for top five calves from a county and for calves born in specified periods. Resolutions signed by Jim Hansen as chairman and others.
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Maynard
Fayette County
W. Lodwick
Floyd Johnston
Iowa State Dairy Association
Waterloo
Dairy Cattle Congress
Jim Hansen
Sear Gilley
George’ Suuerbry
Louis’ Oldfather
A. L. Meyers
Thompson Dairy Milks 45 Cows Twice Daily Near Jesup
Special report from Jesup March 19 notes Thompson dairy west of town milks 45 cows twice daily. The herd consists of purebred Jerseys and is moving to a special trade channel as part of the operation.
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Jesup
Thompson Dairy
Thompson
Piompsar
Acre in Tobacco Yields Tamaco
Tract Iowa March 18 Will Holub Crystal township farmer had about an acre in tobacco last year yielding about 1000 pounds The market is around 36 cents per pound but Holub plans to hold the crop until July He is the only Tama county farmer known to raise tobacco commercially in the year Wisconsin is cited as a state where Holub has grown tobacco successfully in Tama county’s past observations
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Will Holub
Crystal Township
Holut
Tama County
Tivlub
Wisconsin
Towa
Poultry Journals Consolidate into National Farm Poultry Journal
Minneapolis March 19 consolidation announced joining Northwestern Poultry Journal and Farm Poultry to form The National Farm Poultry Journal. Howard L Flates remains editor with Earl Emiley Oscar Grow and Martin P Webster among associate editors. Local farmers share mixed views on breed trends and market demand.
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Washburn
Dennings
Lou Gulinvrana
Frantis Nizent
Cedar Rapids
Marehip
W. We Dyke
Mita
Hemmerling
Charles Hammer
Waterlos
Stta
Iowa
Jersey
Klemmerling
Minneapolis
Minn
Lin
Northwestern Poultry Journal
Farm Poultry
Kearney
Neb
National Farm Poultry Journa
Howard L' Flares
Northwestern Poul
Try Journal
Samn Post
Earl Emiley
Nebraska
Oscar Growlowa
Martin PL Webster
South Dakota
Itt
Spent
Try Home
Dunlap of Pickaway Named Assistant Secretary in Farm Appoint
Renick W. Dunlap of Pickaway county Ohio, longtime farmer and livestock breeder, is appointed assistant secretary by President Coolidge. Born 1872 on a Pickaway farm, he studied agriculture at Ohio University in 1895 and worked managing his father Nelson J Dunlap’s farms, which total over 1 000 acres.
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Washington, D. C
Renick W. Dunlap
Pickaway County
Ohio
Dette Ultanys
Coolridge
Atv
Dunlap
Nelson J
Benjamin Franklin
Agriculture
Ohio University
Dumont Notes Local Visits and Real Estate Moves
Dumont Iowa local items list visits by Harold Noalting and Mr and Mrs Fred Linder to family in Fort Dodge and Bellingham Washington, property transfers to Henry tol, Vera Dennis caregiving in Waverly, and farm life updates. Frances Willerd homecoming postponed by W C T U. various community notices include sales of Clair Heron’s house to Harry Clemens and Anderson purchasing a local residence. Bank clearings data and region economic notes appear amid the miscellany.
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Mabel Tind
Grace Lathrop
Elizabeth Knoll
Thelma DeVore
Hena Manifold
Pauline
Anerk Irma Hanawalt
Ruby Seiere
Ruth Miles
Fawkner
Ella Soper
Bert Soper
Hampton
Soper
New York State
Lawrence Remenschneider
Frances Willerd
Jacob Plaitzgrafi
H. Lathrop
Greens Thursand
Willicm Hutchison
R. Martin
New Hartford
Yar
Leland Surtus
Crest Poultry
Surtus
Leon Eardman
Aredale
Anderson
Clair Heron
Harry Clemens
Mra
Laura
Dumont
Wheat Market Responds to Brisk Buying
Chicago reports brisk buying by commission houses lifts wheat prices with May futures around 1.68 and July near 1.42 in early trading. Corn and oats follow wheat, while provisions ease as hog values retreat amid Washington price-change concerns. Cash quotes in Chicago show varied readings across wheat corn and oats with notable firming in nearby contracts.
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Chicago
Washington
Peoria Livestock and Grain Prices Reported Alongside Notes
The Peoria livestock and grain listing shows hogs lower with top at 15.25 and lights at 14.40, packers around 13.00 to 13.20, cattle receipts light and calves best at 11.00 down. Grain quotes include Wheat No 1 red around 1.56 to 1.64, Corn Not white about 1.05 to 1.08, and coffee futures in New York near 28.18 for March/Jue.
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Montreal
Civil War Vet James Ellis Dies at Home
James Ellis, a Civil War veteran, died at his home on the west side Saturday evening after a forti face. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon. The item also notes local business changes and births with scattered details.
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Fretencksump
Slaren
James Ellis
West Side
Clayton Rollins
Valmerice
Aosdn
Carl Bethmann
Mary
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Dewey Hunt
Mason City
Currie & + s
Emgson
Sneaney
R. C. Hunt
Cedar Falls Farm Bureau Music Fest Rehearsals Ahead
Members of Cedar Falls Township Farm Bureau rehearse at farm homes to prepare for a song fest tied to the bureau picnic this summer. The event aims to showcase the Elee club’s talents during the annual gathering.
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Cedar Falls
Hogs and cattle markets show slow trade and mixed results
Chicago hogs faced slow trading with prices mostly 40 to 15 cents lower as large buyers stayed away. Hog receipts were around 9,000 to 14,090 head with weighted averages varying by weight, while cattle and sheep saw mixed yet generally steady to higher tones in midweek trading.
Livestock Market Recap From Sheppard and Adelaide
Receipts 17 000 hogs with slow sales and steady daily averages 180 to 210 pounds at 14.49. Cattle receipts 1 500 with limited movement and lower tone. best cows around 5.00 to 9.00 with under 6.25 for bulk. Sheep and lambs steady. lambs top around 10.75 to 18.25 for handyweights. fat ewes quoted 9.06 to 10.00.
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Bolegnt
Shepp. Adalice
ST. Paul
Minn
Kansas City Livestock Ramms Up March 13
Kansas City reports cattle receipts around 2 000 with calves to 200 and top yearlings near 10.10 while handy weights reach 19.00. hogs 6 000 with prices soft to lower and packer top near 10.49. sheep 7 000 with killing prices around 15.50 to 15.73 and heavies about 15.00 to 14.29.
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Ramms UY
Sioux City Livestock Receipts Mixed with Varying Prices
Livestock market notes from Sioux City show 2000 cattle receipts with mixed demand and prices from fat steers to stockers. Hogs at 20,000 head drop 10 to 25 cents with top around 315.00 and packers around 13.00 13.75. Sheep at 3,000 with steady to 25 cent decline and ewes about 16.00.
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Sioux Cy
Bears Market Mixed As Stocks Rise On Some Advances
An irregular closing as bears fought to curb gains with short covering and renewed liquidation. Steel and rail shares show strength while United States Cast Iron and General Electric move higher amid scattered price shifts across major groups. Foreign exchange opens steady as dealers wait for clearer direction.
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Findis Central International Harves Int
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Krelly-Springfield - Kennecott Copper
Lehigh Valley
Taulinville
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts New York March 19
New York stock markets report mixed produce and animal prices. Butter creamery extras strong. eggs and cheese show varied gains. poultry prices steady to weak. Chicago receipts note butter and cheese levels. cotton and foreign exchange data also listed alongside market figures.
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Chicago
New York
Americas
Pacific
Paul
Iizi
Young Americas
Livestock Receipts and Prices From Twin Cities Markets
Cattle and hog markets in St. Paul and St. Joseph report receipts and price ranges. Cattle mostly steady to lower with feeders at 5.50 6.25 per cwt and fat cows around 4.50 to 5.15. Hogs in St. Joseph show lower receipts with top near 13.95. Sheep and lambs also noted, with mixed changes. Potatoes and flour prices updated for Chicago and Minneapolis reports.
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ST. Joseph
Bio
Zac Lower
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