Calves Club Formed to Aid Boys and Girls
Black Hawk dairy program plans a calf club for county youth to learn feeding management and calf care. Seventeen youngsters have arranged calves, with breeds including Ayrshire Guernsey and Holstein. A county committee and local breeders will guide the effort, aiming for a spring start and an early show in fall at Dairy Cattle Congress.
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Black Hawk
Greater Waterloo Association
Ayrshire
Dick Barren
Poyner
Township
Louis M. Frost
East Waterloo
Edna Ivestone
Mt. Vernon
Guernsey
Gerten Golinvaus
Christina
Regina
Lawrence Kuipp
Cedar
Elma M. Schmidt
Cedar Falls
Holstein- Welford
Merwin Hamer
Kenneth Maust
Helen
Ray
Ruth
Pauline
John Cunningham
Orange Township
Cynthia Fobes
Chusen
R. C. Munkwitz
Pioneer Cow Test Association
Joe Goli
Farm Bureau
Nate
Eary
Mar
APTOS
Mesantime
Black Hawk County
Dairy Cattle Congress
Farm land sales reshape acreage values at town outskirts
Grundy Center Iowa March 24. Johnson sells 72 acre farm northwest of town to Peter Bank for 250 dollars an acre, losing 10320 dollars from purchase at 210 per acre years ago. Kadeke sale near Hairstown lists 3200 dollars for 4 acres, rate 829 per acre, with modern improvements and proximity to town. The transfers reflect town conveniences, farm value based on improvements and revenue stamps.
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Grundy Center
Car
Benton Vinton
Maren Fo
al Qurecomber
Otla Il
Radeker
Pate Fonds
Gustave ‘Hh
Piagiman
Bairstow
Kadeke
Hiairstown
Recorders
Jones Farne
Jer Pau Wares
Atkins
Henry Gray
Milk cow auction at Reinbeck draws $40 to $70 a head
March 24 report from Reinbeck notes a public milk cow sale at the pavilion by Ganger and Ramsey Bot. Prices ranged from $40 to $70 per head, with most cattle classified as young stock.
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Reinbeck
Ganger & Ramsey
Farmers Questions and Comments Invited
Adiresa communications to Editor Fann Department Waterloo Evening Courier Wa fering lows. Phone 410.
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Adiresa Communications
Waterloo Evening Courier
McClean System of Hoa Management to Be Used in Hardin
Elders Iowa March 4. Arrangements have been made to demonstrate the McClean plan of swine management in Hardin County. The system controls parasites and diseases, with demonstrations on farms of Ed Weber Hinaton Township Jairus Osmundson Concord Well Wyrauch Ellis and Karl Dougan Nardin. Precautions include scrubbing farrowing pens, washing sow udders, keeping pigs in separate clean pastures, and moving sows and pigs to individual hoghouses. Four month old pigs may be fed in central lots with reduced risk of worm infection.
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Man
New Patrons for Fredericksburgs Farmer Creamery
Fredericksburg Ja March 2 new patrons added to the farmers cooperative creamery list. Names include Guy Trewin Tom Merride and William Corrigan northeast of town. Patrons received 45879 for butterfat in January milk and cream deliveries. Secretary J OD Triplett reports high cream test 29 in Malzahn product. Charles Groth delivered milk with top test 5.4 percent and 5. TW average. The 10 highest January checks totaled 8.18 dollars, led by G FP ing 10 3423.81. Other highs listed include Fou 241.34 B Lows Dawson Wernick Mas JoR Whitcomb and F26LA4 WLOF Mrigbe.
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Fredericksburg
G. FP
Dawson ‘Wernick
Ames Radio Schedule Highlights Specialty Talks
The WOT State college program features S Pickett on Pruning Apple Trees, Elder on Materials of Construction, Os on Breakfast and Servett, B Paddock on Spring Care of Bees, and G E Mitchell on radis topics. A short course is planned for the week of April 14.
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Ames
Marvels
WOT
State College
EF. Mitchell
Trades and Industries Department
Hardin County Team Honored At Meeting
Grain markets eased on seasonable weather with wheat steady near export levels amid Washington legislative uncertainty. May and July wheat prices drifted lower while corn and oats sagged. hogs drove lighter provisions as quotations fell.
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Hardin County
Associated Press
Chicago
Washington
Ninth Year Alfalfa Field Proves Highly Productive
Elmer Blough a dairy farmer from Orange township reports a two to three and four fifth acre alfalfa field yielding between five and six tons per acre in its ninth year with two cuttings and one third cutting used for hogs. He notes high quality leaves, two ton per acre lime applications, heavy winter manure, and explains the field’s continued profitability as a Pioneer Cow Test association member.
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Elmer Blough
Orange Town
Pioneer
Brough
Blough
Jugoslavian cabinet resigns to king in Belgrade
In Belgrade, March 24, the Yugoslav cabinet led by Premier Pachiteh submitted its resignation to the king. The Radicals hold a majority among ministers, with all premier posts remaining in political flux.
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iRy
Associated Press
Belgrade
Tugo-Slavia
Jugo-Slavia
Pachiteh
Omaha Livestock Market Report Across Major Cities
Receipts in Omaha totaling 600 with varied cattle and hog sales. Desirable 180 to 214 pound hogs bring 6.90 to 7.15, top 7.35, light weights down to 6.50, sows around 6.50 to 6.90. Cattle receipts 7,800 with steers and yearlings steady to lower, bulls and cows weaker, vealers to packers. Sheep receipts 10,200 with lambs steady, stronger clipped lambs noted. East St. Louis reports hogs mostly down 15c, cattle steady, sheep steady. Peoria hogs steady to lower, cattle steady with good veal prices observed.
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Ottawa
Exchange Prices Firm Up As Market Opens
Prices firmed at the stock market opening today as heavy buying boosted United States Steel common by 1 percent after the annual report publication. Independent steels also strengthened due to improved industry prospects reflected in the report.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
Steel Common
Independent Steels
United States -Steel
Crucible
Ludium
Bethlehem
Republic
Texas & Pacific
General Electric
Baldwin
United States Steel
Houston
Maracibo
Royal Dutch
Invincible
Producers & Refiners
Pierre Oll
Studebaker
Allied Chemical & Dye American Can
Lissy
American Car & Foundry
China
Pacific Oil
Esi Reese
American International Corp
American Locomotive
Erlean Smeltthe & Ref
American Sugar
American T. & T
American Weslen
Anaconda
Atchison Ath
Gulf & W. Indies
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
California Petroleum
Canadian Pace
Seseereeve
Central Leather
Cerro de Paseo Copper
Sirisesee
Chandler Motors
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Northwestern
Mil
St. Paul
Pace
Chile
Consolidated ‘Gas
Crucible Steel
Cuba
Erle
General Asphalt
General Motors
Great Northern
Gulf States Steel
Ilinois Central
Inspiration Copper International Flarvester
Mer
Marine
International Paper
Invincible Oil
Keily-Springfield Tito Kennecott Copper
Luima Liocomotive
Souistilie & Nashyi Mack Truck
Marland Oil
Maxwell Motors
Middle States Oil
Missouri, Kan
Tex
Missouri Pacific
Central
N. H
Hartford
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Petroleum & Pennsylvania
People's Gas
Pure O .Reading
Scense Des Republic Iron & Steel
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Con
Oil
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway Standard Oil
N. J. Studebaker Corporation
Texas Co
Texas & Pacific Tobacco Products
Union, Pacific
G. S. Ind
United States Rubber
Utah Copper
Eeeesas
Westinghouse Filectric
Willys-Overland
National Land
Prices in New York and Chicago Today
New York and Chicago markets report mixed produce and dairy. Butter stronger at Creamery 50c to 6440, extras 49c, firsts 44% to 48c, eggs firm nearby white 32. P o u l t r y shows dressed broilers 45 to 70c, chickens 22 to 4sc, fowls 18-25c, turkeys 20-40c, ducks 20-34c. Cheese varied with state flats weak, Wisconsin fresh 34S, 25 AC to 19c. eggs firm nearby white 32-35c. In Chicago butter 45-52c, creamery 44-45c, eggs 28-30c, turkeys 25c, chickens 25c, springs 30c. Market notes mention heavier buying and gains in steel and oils.
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New York
Reese
Wisconsin
Americas
Pacific Coast
Chicago
tetEo
Forty four years farming one trait record in Grundy County
Grundy Center March 24 Guy Van Voorhis, a southwest Pelix township farmer, holds a 44 year farming record with never more than five days away from the farm. Born February 24, 1880, he stayed home to tend to business, traveling to Chicago with livestock when needed. His family has owned the farm since 1877, and he serves as president of the Pelix township independent school district No. 3, praising the district’s modern rural school compared with his own one room schoolhouse years ago.
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Grundy Center
Guy
van Voorhis
Pelix Township
Grundy County
Mr. van Voorhis
Chicago
Iowa
William O. van Voorhis
Morrow County
van Voorwhis
Yan
Hogs and Cattle Markets Report From Chicago Auction
Chicago market notes show hogs mostly 5 to 10 cents lower with receipts 78,000. cattle and sheep also mixed with buyers cautious. Hog details include 160 to 240-pound averages around 7.45 to 7.55, top near 7.60, light weights down. cattle steady to uneven, best steers around 11.90, veal steady. sheep lambs mixed with strong fat lambs around 16.00 to 16.60 and lighter lambs about 11.00 to 12.25.
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The
Associated Press
Chicago
Ight
P.gvgton
Smacoth
Chalee
Paul Livestock Ledger Reports Mixed Bulk in Minnesota Sale
In Warcen 24 Minnesota cattle and hogs markets receipts and prices show mixed activity. Cattle receipts total 3400 with loads and mid grade steers, heifers around 750 pounds at about 7.00, fat cows 4.00 6.50, canners 2.50 3.25. Hog receipts 14000 with 160 to 250 pound averages around 7.19, packing sows 8.00, feeder pigs 6.00 6.15. Sheep receipts 1000 with fat lambs up 25c, prime 16.00, natives around 15.25.
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Sululn Olaul
Minn
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Summary
Sioux City March 24 cattle receipts around 4 000 steady demand for fats and feeders with ranges 6 4 to 9 5 per hundred weight. Hogs receipts around 10 000 with prices 7 3 to 7 4 for various classes. Sheep receipts 1 500 with lambs up to about 15.1 per hundredweight.
St Joseph Livestock Prices and Foreign Exchange Marks
The St Joseph market reports hog receipts around 5 000 with prices around 7.25 to 7.23, cattle receipts about 4 000 with steers up to 10.50, cows and bulls near 9.01, calves and stockers mixed. Sheep receipts near 9 500 with prices from 10.00 to 15.25. Foreign exchange in New York shows firm demand with Britain at 4.2984, France 5.374e, Germany 0.22, and other currencies listed.
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ST. Joseph
New York
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Hollan
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Liberty Bonds Market Summary From New York
Liberty Kong closes with Liberty 21s and first 44s. Liberty second 4s and third 448 with fourth 443. Market notes dated New York March 24.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Liberty Kong
Liberty
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