Producers Stack Fire Will Ally After Suspension
Delegates from several midwestern states gather in Chicago this week to revive the Producers’ Livestock Commission association after a 30 day suspension by the Agriculture Department. R M Gunn of Black Hawk county says the group will be stronger, more active and better meet conditions as they rework relations with packers and stockyards. Resignations were not accepted and directors were re-elected as part of renewed efforts to curb unfair practices and restore trust in the organization.
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Ce Resolutions Committee
Cle
Chicago
Chienze
Clicnte
Gunn
Tustead
Gottis
Ajthoene
Aml
Producey Association
Unis
Department of Agriculture
Bsners
Jardine
Meys
Packer
Stackyards
Ketger
Potere
Guy
Oink
Gunti
Packer and Stockyards
Chi- Pago
Black Hawk County Farmers Gather at Dike Invitation
Cedar Walls editor Marcel 3 ThA of Walleeos Farner notes a gathering for Black Hawk County farmers at Dike on March 28. Invitees from Fir and Cedar Falls urged to travel the diagonal road by auto, bring one dish and utensil, attending to hear speakers and discuss AnNond Cie.
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Cedar Walls
Marcel 3 Tha
Wallkee
Walleeos
With the Farmers Questions and Comments Invited
Readers may send questions and comments to the editor at the Waterlag Evening Garker in Waterloo Iowa. Include a phone contact if available and address communications to the editor for publication consideration.
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Waterlag Evening Garker
Waterloo
Iowa
No Bank Failures in Clayton County Dairy Wealth Spreads
County Agent Ray Combs notes Clayton county has weathered financial troubles with dairy cash flow, boasting butter values over 2 million dollars and 17 creameries. With nine dairy associations, members study economical production while alfalfa campaigns and lime spreading plans aim to bolster livestock profits and raise Farm Bureau membership toward 1,200.
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Wikader
Marvel
Mayton
Ray Combs
Clayton County
ieBey J
Ene
Clayton
Combs
Rang
Conbs
Teveau
Clayton County Farm Bureau
Bushell of Timothy Andled grain elevator meeting report
A special report from Trier Iowa on a joint meeting of Farmers Elevator Company and Livestock Shipping Association. Officers reelected: President, BR CO Wond. vice president, B.rly. secretary, F. Childs. treasurer, J.G. Pollhats. Shipping totals include 265 bushels shelled corn and 62,532 bushels oats for nine months to Feb 1926, plus livestock carloads and receipts. The sinking fund stood at 1,7149 with additions of 14v8 in the last year.
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Trier
Fammers’ Elevator Company
Er Livestock Shipping Association
Elevator Company
Rolley
Br, CO. Wond
B.rly
F. Childs
J.G. Pollhats
Bhip- Bink Association
Shipping Association
Wags
Plans for Unimproved 80 Acres Farm Development
Special report notes Charles Lantos plans to build a new home and several improvements on his unimproved 80 acre Low ise Selmare farm southwest of Tracer. He bought the property last year and will erect a four story and a half structure with seven rooms this spring. The article also mentions local meetings and other farm-related notices with references to residents and associations in the area.
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Charles Lantos
Tracer
Johnis Hilt
Laying Mash Spurs Hens Production in Iowa Flocks Lead
Cover Bennett of Iowa explains how laying mash boosts egg output and argues Iowa can double production quickly. He cites state flock records, experiment station results, and world champion hens to show confinement and proper feeding maximize efficiency. Discusses past production trends and potential future risks of overproduction.
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Ellenya
Alma
Bennett
Jowa Chess
Mgr
Corar
Heu
Ann
Iowa
United States
China
Mr Cover
Delaware Comen Continue Keeping Business Records
A fragmented 19th century agricultural note describes county training for farmers and girls in Delaware, highlighting record keeping, grading rules, and pricing guidance. It mentions John Galloway at Ames, a training session led by Miss Florence Forbes, and about 18 participants, signaling growing interest in organized farm and girl’s club activities in Delaware county.
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John Galloway
Ames
Delaware
Trey
Izabeth J Fudson
Black Ko
Farma Litre
Chis
Florence Forbes
Antes
Altendauer
Delaware County
Smith to establish Jersey dairy farm in Charles City
Charles City March 26 A special report states Ross Smith will erect a cement building near the Sherman Fay farms with 40 box stirs and room for 400 stalls to host rest Jersey cows from across the country. Cited plans include testing the cows for a year to establish production records, a move that could make Smith a leading Jersey cattle man. He will also create a dairy operation that may expand, with focus on Jersey milk records and national competition.
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Charlesity
Marely
Lowa
Oregon
Ross] Amith
Sherman Fay Farhs
Stith
Wighth
Central Railroad
Charles City Western’ Railroad
Mir. Smith
Smith
Fown Ste College
Thel BG
Schroeder Farm
Mogrehead
Jun
Grand River Lick Farms
Jackson
Mich
Robin's Nest Furm
Peoria
Gree Sou
New York Marts Network Goods and Livestock Sale
A garbled listing describes a New York market network sale with items such as creamery products, fowls, ducks, geese, and various meats. Several brands and vendors are referenced, including Opal Tun and Chicago related entries, with prices around 14 and 16 dollars implied.
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Hibguer Seorins
Anaid
Hedhys
Frevh
Taney Young
Ge Ams
Winans
Ebby Brown
Chica
Chicago
March “Hatters
BOG
Tsiseg
Fey
Atais
Pia G Jonghorns
Pontirys
We Rirusters
Uelis
Far Ata
Fragmented Market Quotations From Board of Trade
Partially legible OCR shows scattered names and figures across Board of Trade cash quotes with multiple garbled terms. Key entities appear as Tito Whe SU AB Fore mix and BRAS, KOB ANTES, ASME TA with partial price-like tokens, suggesting a market notes page marred by transcription errors.
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Tito
Market notes from cattle and wool prices and receipts
A fragmented market summary reports buying and selling trends across cattle, hogs, and sheep. It notes prices for hogs around 60 pounds, cattle weights, and varied receipts at feed stations. Wool prices and livestock futures show uneven strength with some gains and many flat or fluctuating values.
St Paul Livestock Auction Report With Mixed Cattle Trade
A St Paul livestock sale shows varied activity as steers and heifers hold steady while lighter calves and yearlings trade around $12.50 to $14.00 per cwt. cows and bulls are uneven but repair prices hold, with receipts listed for the Friday sale and prices noted for several weight classes and bulk lots.
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ST. Paul
Kansas City Livestock Prices From The Kansan
Mutrete 20 cattle and 250 calves listed with steer and heifer descriptions. Prices show variations in weight and grade including good medium and choice lots, with buyers and sellers noting demand and stock conditions.
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Kansas City Livestock Kansan
Feck
Sioux City Livestock Auction Report Summary
Fragmented OCR notes from Sioux City livestock listing show prices and lots for cattle and sheep with many garbled terms. Readable items include references to breeders, feeders, and market activity with several labeled lots and price markers.
Erratic Butter Market Report From Slc Debates Confidence
An erratic butter market in Salt Lake City shows waning confidence as prices and demand drift. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference to butter grades, market markers, and shifting rates suggests volatility affecting traders and suppliers.
Vastlisted firms and market moves amid new supply drop
A garbled OCR notes renewed price stamps and factory outputs across multiple sectors. Mentions include UAE motor items, White River markets, grid sense, and heavy industry names like General Motors, Chrysler, and Pacific Qhile Capper, with scattered references to rail lines and steel producers.
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Oywer
Tony S
Irene Sun
Fes
T& Meyer Shewoad
Jordan
Allevickt Loveanotive
oomAmeorlewa Sunde & Refsil
L. Sayer Ve
Amerdery Vel & Pel
Araeplenn
Atehisen Ao
Atlantia Coast Line
Fedlawhy Loromatlye
Aaltimore
California
Vetenleuer
Gentou Leather
Northwesttern
Cheage
St. Paul
Pacific
Chrysler Corp
Cea Colas
Colorado Well Consolidated Gas
Corn Prealuebis Co
Gramble
Cuba
Cane Dodge Bros
du Pont
Harveste
Met
Wonhees
Capper
Lehish Wateroo
Nashvilleie
Steree
Neil Marland
Ers
Mid-Continent Petroleum
Kan
Texas
Montgomery Wistd National
New York Central
Hartford
Norfolk
Northern Pacific
Prckard
uAmericatt Teor Bo
Pennsylvania
Phillins Petroleum
Wicter-Arrow
Reading Steel
San Fran
Seaboard Abr Linears Roebuckinclair Cen
Semalhern
Southern Hallway
Standard Oil
Stewart Warner Studrbaker Kone Products Fon Paediie Oo
Ctetir
Viel Atees Dueat Teaser Rakme
Stinehiatase Plhs
White Meter
Suis Cleerdaad Walter 2.2. Ltd. S Flee
Market News and Agricultural Acreage Figures From March
A March dispatch reports corn and wheat prices at their lowest since December, with liquidating selling led by professionals and one large seller acting as a heavy buyer. It also lists 1926 intended plantings by percentage of 1925 harvest acreage for Alb spring wheat, corn, oats and barley, plus world wheat shipments for the week and notes India wheat cutting beginning in early sections and upcoming grain arrivals.
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Department of Mariculture
India
Weekly Grain and Provision Review
The Chicago market week ended with optimism for United States white wheat and possible record Kansas yields, offset by doubt over immediate farm relief legislation. Wheat, corn, oats and provisions fell as supplies and weak hog prices pressured values, with Illinois Indiana Missouri Kentucky noted for less promising crop conditions and Omaha shipments signaling possible relief from scarcity fears.
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Chicago
United States
Kansas
Tllinois
Indiana
Missouri
Kentucky
Omaha
Chisago
Washington
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Dt PE
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East
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Martethius
Owen
Black Hawk County
Dike
State Department of Aged
Tarmers
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Farm Bureau
Boet Jand Cale Club
Torche Boys
Flows
Grayton
Bushell
Timothy Andled WN Grain Elevator
Tracr Farmers’ Company
Bento
Vinton
Benton County Livestock van Wornet
Vetaoin Shipping Associations
Chitagse
Benson County
Insaynce
Welle Plaine
Sian Citsy de
Waitlal Vr
Totel
Tahorn Breeders
Asocia Pna
Shorte
J. W. Nelson
Senos
Delaware Comen
Chiewee
Mass
New York
Marek An. Baly
Wytare
Ads Smith
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Caporto
Sherman Jersey
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Cardacdens
Stueentiles Peery Lady
Ssisla Uressury Farm
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Liverpool
Mfiareh
Stead
Herah Duds
Sane Uarr
Strictly Herod Rive
Sams Otis
Nvide
Townid
Law Nies
Kiethy
Eben Mids
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Fata Amerie
Jain
Nike Einer
Cignes Max
Woot
Putson and
Dennes Ivana
NUMA
Keno
Itsis
Ats
Leroy Condl Vans
Mina
Toru
Peritier
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Privishans Oweriess Daveay Wth
York
My York
Namin
Sneapolis Graen
Neapolak
Minn
Mareh
Omauyl Grats
JV Herd
Perm
St Bart Ieee
Lundere
Liban Reeves
King Co
Kath Pinne
Bng Mas Denier
Elem Pacie Wien Hyer
Hay Ann Wal Ain
Board of Trade
Steves Toy
SISO
Karl A Yi
Bent Wil
Rand
Sean
Sioux City Livestock
Aleaga
Mart
Pivsiers
Ellie Itey
Tosti
Fevetna
Uae
NEW Drop
Tondelley
Acker
Reawwik N— Sellin
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Sas
Teulims Vache
Raw
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Marek
Tiber
Jon
Frokia Grates
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Cordleceinis
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Gary
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D.a.dosry Securities Co
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