Debate Over Tuberculosis Test At Jesup Meeting
In Jesup Iowa a heated meeting at the schoolhouse, sponsored by the Black Hawk County tuberculosis eradication association, debated bovine tuberculosis testing. Dr J A Barger defended testing while attorney J Hy Rigdon opposed it, with questions raised about pay and enforcement.
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Sesup
Black Hawk County
J. Muncy
J. A. Barger
Des Moines
Iowa
J. Hy Rigdon
Dr. Barger
Cedar Falls
Dunkerton
K. W. Stouder
Ames
la Porte City
Barger
Jake Ehr
Rigdon
Hammill
Benton County
Iowa City
Clinton F. Smith
Allen Memorial Hospital
University At
Muncy
University Hospital At
Cod Liver Oil Aids Laying Hens in Commercial Flock
Cedar Falls reports Poultry man Turnbull on a North Cedar Falls farm fed cod liver oil to about 800 laying birds this winter. He notes improved egg shells and general health, attributing pigment and mineral assimilation improvements to cod liver oil with yeast and sprouted oats. He plans continued trials and markets eggs to nearby towns.
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Turnbull
Cedar Falls
Here
Poultry Department
Iowa State College
Mc Turnbull
Waterloo
Chicago
T B Test Favored in Annual Meeting Tripoli Creamery
Tripoli Indiana March 23 Tuberculin test on the area basis was favored in the recent annual meeting of the cooperative creamery here. Motion was made to place the meeting on record as favoring the test. Vote was 28 for and one against the motion. The creamery did a business of 114830.60 dollars during the last year. Average butterfat price was 53 cents per pound. Total butter produced was 239622 pounds. More than half of it was printed and sold here and in Waterloo. Albert Krueger and H Heldeman were re elected directors.
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Tripoli
Co-Operative Creamery
Waterloo
Albert Krueger
H. H. Heldeman
Hogs and Cows Placed at Greeley Farm
Mr and Mrs William Flick and son Wilham of Ottawa attended to business at Farr Acres near here where Wilham Schlagel and family reside A drove of purebred Chester White hogs was bought and 1400 Leg Horn chicks 200 standard bred Rhode Island hens and Jersey Black Giant fowls occupy the modern poultry houses Purebred Guernseys were bought in Wisconsin The highest cow price paid was 200 dollars Farr Acres home is well equipped and Flick plans to spend summers at the farm
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Greeley
Herd Owners Rebel Against Test in Davenport
Davenport Kansas March 23 Prigy vine ferd Gwrapers of Scott county are accused of refusing to comply with the bovine tuberculosis testing law and defying officials administering the regulations. State inspector Read has approved before the Scotts county board of supervisors a list of the detained herd owners and is pursuing legal steps to George Kent to establish quarantine costs for herds not tested. The board plans a legal operation to enforce the testing and has asked County Attorney Weir to render an opinion. The inspector suggested a large number of repellents herd owners be selected to illustrate the case. The challenge may affect others with similar positions.
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Davenport
Prigyvine Ferd Gwrapers
Scott County
Seatt
VA Read
Scytt Comily Board of Siprivisory
Tone Riehts
Dr. Beard
Weir
Rene der Engi
Osage Cream Checks Paid at Creamery
Osage Indiana March 23 reports larger checks paid at the creamery to patrons for buttermilk materials in the last two weeks. Names include Cherge Pat 12.05, Lloyd Swan 108.82, Crore Gorlirry 30.00, C. J and Ro IMsh 41.86, Wright 93.40, Burley Brothers 20.50, and A. D. Blacy 99.94.
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OSAGE
Cherge Pat
Lloyd Swan
Crore Gorlirry
Somas
C. J
Ro Imsh
Wright
Burley
Loss of Horses in East la Reported During Last Week
Eastern Iowa Veterinary association reports sclerostomiasis in horses across eastern Iowa with severe colic and hind limb paralysis, noting poor recoveries and urging early worm treatment in late winter or early spring. Also reports hog cholera in Waterloo and other towns, plus hemorrhagic septicemia in cattle at Waterloo and Reinbeck and surrounding areas.
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East la
Cedar Rapids
Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association
Iowa
Western
Fairfax
Lost Nation
DeWitt
Marion
Waterloo
Hors
Clarkavile
Greene
Aurora
Independence
Odlweth
Davenport
Tipton
Wateriog
Manchester
Findson
Reinbeck
New Barn and Silos to Be Constructed
Herman Edeker bought lumber for a large new barn while a Waverly contractor plans cement silos for several Pleasant Valley farmers including Dick Webeking Herman Webeking and Pred Kinder. The improved farms look to the silo as a boost for cattle raising.
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Allison
Herman Edeker
Waverly
Dick Webeking
Herman Webeking
Pred Kinder
Pleasant Valley
Rowley Creamery pays for fat fat plus other notices
Rowley Co operative creamery paid 4 cents a pound for fat plus other farm notices. Names of high producers and amounts include James H Mallary 78.84 Carl Heiland 61.88 Charles Pratt 52.33 E J Mershon 50.54 Loren Sayles 45.52 Jesse Chiapinski 43.20 Charles Cady mentioned. Also local land sale: August Meier buys led west of Vere for $200 per acre. Ernest Diehl tenant. Major cotton and flour market snippets from Midland and Chicago with price ranges and futures, plus weird garbled digits.
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Rowley
Tit
Rowley Co-operative Creamery
Sloan
Mit
Brank Hare
James H. Mallary
Carl Heiland
Charles Pratt
E. J. Mershon
W. Locke
Boles
Beck
A. Sloan
Deenl
Crnagdy Center
Meier
George Diehl
Vere
Ernest Dieh
Wheat Rain Outlook Buoys Bearish Factors Dampen Rally
Chicago market notes suggest wheat prices eased after peaking near seasonal highs for July futures. Profit taking contributed to the setback while North American export activity narrowly estimated at 800000 bushels. Corn also softened on profit taking with May around 1.00. Oats and provisions followed weak trends amid favorable spring field work and easing ocean corn supplies. Argentina’s exports and ongoing domestic demand shaped small shifts in the grains complex.
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Chicago
North America
May
Ocean Passage
Representative Sales Livestock in Union Yards
Minneapolis grain market notes show mixed prices for No 1 northern oats and mash values. Reports from Kansas City include steady to higher hay prices and corn receipts. livestock in Union Yards reflects ongoing market activity with varying bids and arrivals.
Stocks See-Saw Then Make Gains On Busy Market
New York March 23 stocks fluctuated as strong opposing forces battled for control. Bears failed to offload major holdings, and gains resumed with Radio General Motors and other leaders rising. Rail shares advanced while call loans held at 4 1/2 percent as the market closed strong.
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New York
Bears
Radio
General Motors
Montgomery Ward
General Electric
U. S. Cast Iron Pipe
Case Threshing
Victor Talking Machine
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery-Ward
Dupont
Prisco
New York Central
Baltimore & Ohio
Lackawanna
Sterling
All
Chem. & Dye American Can
American Car & Foundry
American Locomotor
American m. & Ret
Américan Sugar American To & TL
Vamerican Tobacco
American Water Works
American Woolen Anaconda
Atchison
Obo Babe
Atlantic Coast Line
Atlantic Refining
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio , Rarnsdall A
Bethlehem Steel
Californian Petroleum
Canadian Paciic
Crizo de Pasco
Chesapeake & Ona Chic
Mil St
Pita
Chicago & North Western Oo
Pet
Chrysler
Goca Cola
Ise
Colorado Fuel
Colorado Gas & Electri
Consolidated Gas
Corn
Crucible Steel
Dodge Dros
du Pont de Nem
Bricis
Fleischmann
Freeport-Texas
General Motors Aga General Railway
Ignel
Great Northern Tron
Oreett Great Northern Pid
Houston Ol
Hudson Motors
Uinois Central
Tet
Eng
Harvester
Mer
Nickel Int
Ponereg
Telsai
Kansas City Southern Khinecott
Lehigh
Matland
Kan
Missouri Pacific
Nash Motors
NOH
NOOH
A& Rarerora Norfolk
Northern Pacific
Packardsbie- Pan
Bee Paramount Fam
Pennsylvania
Tie Gee Phillips Petroleum Pierce-Arrow
Postunt Radio
Rrading Rep
Tran Reynalds Tohacce
San Fran
Seaboard
Scary Rochuck Sinclair Con
Southern Pacinc
Southern Railway Co
Standard
Galitarsi Standard of
New Jersey
Standard of
Studebaker
Corporal Gull
Sutphur Koa
Pacite
Benking Union
Maryland
Weatinghouse Electric
Wiyre Overland
Woolworth
Vellawg
Peter Ten Lath
Livestock Markets Report From East St. Louis
Receipts: hogs 51450. cattle 350. sheep 1000. Hogs offered largely steady to steady with early sales around 8.50 to 8.40 per cwt. calves and light weights mixed. Cattle steady to higher on vealers and select steer entries. cows up to 9.50 while bulls around 8.90. Sheep active with light fat lambs 16.75 to 17.00 and fat ewes near 9.00.
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Chicago March 23
Wheat quotes vary by grade with No 2 red at 1.57 and No 1 hard near 1.944. oats, barley, rye and timothy seed listed with mixed and white varieties, butter and lard prices shown, including corn and oats figures and vegetable or grain products in nearby markets. Market values for flour and feeds span several cents per bushel with multiple grades and futures-like listings.
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Waterloo
Priren
Noan
Maren
Prom Seager Eony Mills
Bneley
Artesia
Swift & Co
TBS
Prom Lowa
Mm Feed Co
Reeves
Prom Cohn Roe
Biden
Sheen
Omaha
ST. Louis
Sit. Louis
Chicago
Whreat
Cori
Hog Prices Rise Amid Mixed Chicago Market Report
Chicago cattle and hog prices see uneven gains as hogs advance up to 10 cents with top bids reaching 8 60. Cattle and sheep show steady to higher trends in portions, while hogs lead a cautious rally amid moderate demand and heavy weight categories. Toledo seeds and timothy hay market data follow, noting local price points and offers.
Provisions Market Update From New York City
New York market notes show unsettled butter with 2 918 tubs creamery and varied firsts and extras. eggs receipts 95 389 cases with fresh gathered extra firsts and storage grades. cheese steady with 420 720 pounds reported. poultry quiet with turkey, ducks, fowls and geese price ranges. miscellaneous items include roeceipts and damaged entries.
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New York
Chicago
Legal notice in Iowa district court annulment petition
In Black Hawk county Iowa a petition to annul the marriage of B M Roethler and Rosalie Roethler is on file alleging force intimidation and lack of consent The notice requires Rosalie Roethler to appear by noon May 2 1928 at the Waterloo courthouse or default judgment will be entered Attorneys A McCoy and A Beecher represent the plaintiff and the case is set for the May 1928 term of the district court
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District Court of the
State of Iowa
Black Hawk County
B. M. Roethler
Piaintiff
Rosalie Roethler
District Court
Geetust
Equilabia
Plaintif
Bond Market Mix Shifts Amid Rising Utility Yields
New York March 23 The bond market showed activity with a shift away from public utility obligations toward railroad and industrial issues. Seaboard, Southern Pacific, and Baltimore & Ohio gains appeared, while smaller bonds like Town Central hit new highs. International Bell Telephone and Tri Graph advances reflected merger expectations, with several issues moving over two points.
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New York
Toorkel
Paws
Seaboard
Rock Island
Baltimore & Onia
Southern Pacific 4
Town Central First
Bing
Ameen Telephone & Pele
International “Telephone
Mreger Phalis
Tigectt & Myers
Tahaceans
Orlawire
Finland
St Paul Livestock Market Report March 23 1900s
CATTLE receipts 1500 in moderate supply with steady prices. fat stock steady to strong. bulk cows 7.50 to 8.75. calves 11.50 to 10.00 depending on condition. HOGS receipts 7500, early trade to shippers, mostly 10c higher. top 8.10 for light lots. sows 6.50 to 6.70. pigs 7.00 average. SHEEP receipts 260, fully steady. lambs 11.50 to 14.50. ewes 8.00 to 13.50. POTATO market slow. crates No 1 2.50 to 3.00. other varieties 4.00 to 13.00 per barrel.
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Chicago
ST. Paul
Minn
Ewen Qualley
Bennington Township Farm Bureau Women Meet Monday
Bennington Township Farm Bureau women will meet Monday March 26 at the home of Mrs Alice Rohrssen Local leaders will give the first lesson in the women's second year home furnishing protest Those attending are asked to bring rules pencil notebook paint brushes linoleum pieces small assorted boxes or box lids for making designs of linoleum and old cloths
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Bennington
Bennington Township
Farm Bureau
Alice Rohrssen
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Antis
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Nylttd
Weretertoo Evening Courier
Lows
MR. and
Mrs. Turnbull
T. B. Test
Tripoli Creamery
Greeley Farm
T. E
Rowley Creamery
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Cortat
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May Mott
Vette
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Minneapolis
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Sedr Bic
Chisago
Bonneapolis
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Lee
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Tuitiona Feed Mills Inc
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W. J. Mohlis
Sycamore
Erlda Buse
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