Wallace Outlines Four Farm Relief Methods
Wallace speaks at Grundy county meeting on four relief paths for farmers. He favors lowering production costs, tariff removal, a Dickinson bill style national agricultural law, and fair handling of trade to balance Europe relations. He warns against delaying relief and notes surplus crops and Europe’s credit impact on prices.
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Farm Bureau
Grundy County
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Lincoln
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Congress
Washington
Corn Belt ‘Committee
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Farm Journal
Middle- West
United States
Watkece
Wallace Vinten
Retin
We man' On v' pee and early garden plans
In rough text, gardeners discuss peat and vine care before outdoor plantings. Workers prepare beds and vines, aiming to extend harvests despite uncertain weather. The piece mentions brewing aid and power, with references to Temple and RT enors.
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Register of Merit pigs fuel county pig breeding drive
Breeders and county agents push for Register of Merit porcine litters to boost pork efficiency. Mills notes progress in the county with plans to nominate litters, highlighting merit standards, costs per pig, and recent showings by Lyons Brothers’ registered stock.
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Register of Merit
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Winter silage feeding trial improves milk flow
Orville La. Hamer of Orange town ships reports three weeks of satisfactory results feeding silage during winter. He says adding molasses on top of silage and placing silage in front of cows minimizes waste and supports milk production when pastures dry. He used a cooperative silage cutter and plans to open his second silo in summer to ensure cows have robust feed for milk.
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Holden Talks for Tama Elbow Club
Prof. PG Holden, former agricultural extension worker, spoke to Tama Elbow Club members including farmers and businessmen. The prior night he addressed over 100 at the Toledo community center meeting, with fifty percent of the audience noted as banquet attendees.
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Toledo
Poultry experts share egg handling for best hatching results
A March 1964 note from Insienendeien reports a poultry extension session by J. Bard on keeping eggs for hatchings. The talk covered stock selection from breeding lines, storage and timing to improve chick quality, with guidance on safe handling from breeders.
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Erode Township Names New Provisional Trustee
In Provan eon Township, residents vote to appoint a provisional trustee after local officials consider a change in leadership. The move follows concerns raised by community members about governance and transparency within the township administration.
Third World Record in Sight for Brown Swiss Herd
Brown Swiss herd at Ishwork or nearby farm in Iowa nears a third world record as top cow produced record milk for April and May. The animal, noted for high fat content and strong yield, helped by the farm’s feeding and alfalfa growth, with daily milking routines and strategic care boosting overall herd value and potential.
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Wheat's Efforts to Advance Fail Amid Market Rally
In Chicago trading, wheat advanced briefly on some days but failed to hold gains as buyers pulled back. Prices overall weakened while Liverpool quotes rose, and domestic markets showed mixed signals with early gains eroded by selling. Oats saw a 250,000 bushel sale from the Southern coast. Provisions remained steady as corn held firm amid cautious optimism and a cooler demand outlook.
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Board of Trade Cash Quotations March 24
A historical board of trade page shows mixed, partial quotes in a data fragment. The text includes scattered figures and entries like wind schemes, provisions, and provisional lots with unclear values. Reading is incomplete, but it preserves names and numbers tied to the trading board’s cash quotations.
Heavier Hogs Dominate Market Prices In Chicago
Chicago March 24 AP Hog market reports show heavier grades holding firmer values while lighter weights drop. Buyers paid around 13.00 for 140 to 160 pound hogs and 11.1 for lighter lots, with sows and heifers fluctuating in price as receipts reach about 16,000 head of lambs and steady demand showed mixed tone for other livestock goods.
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Stock Prices Dip Amid Weakness Across Markets
The day in New York and St Paul livestock and stock exchanges showed a broad downturn with low demand. Cattle prices slipped with steers and heifers down while hogs traded unevenly and many major equities fell, signaling cautious investors and retail buyers as reports cited weak business conditions and fading optimism.
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts March 24
Produce prices at Chicago and New York markets are listed with eggs butter and poultry figures. The report records current receipts, packing, and freight terms, noting varieties such as nearby pullets and older fowls, with prices in dollars per unit and miscellaneous notes on conditioning and quality.
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Omaha Livestock Market Snapshot Verse of Prices and Slump
In Omaha Nebraska the livestock market shows uneven bids with hogs and cattle sliding toward lower prices. Buyers and sellers quote weighted averages, with 180 pound hogs around 12.50 and 12.75 while cattle receipts stay slow and prices drift. Stronger demand for yearlings fades as canners and marger products mix with steady weights.
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Waterlo o Market Report with Mixed Livestock Prices
Waterloo market notes show steady to lower receipts and varied quotes for hogs cattle and hay. Prices span hogs 7 to 10 dollars with packers and dairy items, while cattle and bleached products appear with ranges and regional packing details from Waterloo and surrounding suppliers.
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Wisconsin Farmer Attacks Cattle Milking Myths and Melodies
A Bennington Wisconsin dairy farmer, Perry of 232 Jackson Street, argues long hours and simple routines beat fancy songs for cows. He cites that pasture, water, feed, and salt aid milking efficiency, while Cedar township expert Dr. Knipp favors practical tunes to stimulate work. Local events note a Bennington women’s meeting on house furnishings and Minneapolis wheat and dairy quotes fill market chatter.
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Wheat Prospects Lift Chicago Markets on Michigan Reports
Reports from Chicago and Mentone indicate rising wheat prospects with a projected harvest near 14.9 million bushels. Specialists test price impacts and note gains as growers push for favorable futures while weather hints at a strong spring market. Local traders report sunny conditions and a steady demand framework shaping the week.
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