Black Hawk High Teams Dominate State Judging Contests
Black Hawk county's Hudson and Orange township high school agricultural judging teams excelled at the state contest in Ames. Hudson won major prizes including grain, corn, barley, and livestock cups, while Orange earned top honors in daily cattle judging. The two squads are lauded by judges and county supporters, with a banquet planned in Waterloo to honor them.
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Ames
Friay
Glenn A. Bakkum
Alvestock
Hudson
McCatsburg
Corm
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Jordan
Bakkum
Orange
Missouri Valley End
Fairfield
McCallsburg
Huxley
Lane
New Providence
Grange
Hisspuri Valley
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Iowa
Black Hawk
Prof
Falmer Hollis
Wayne Strayer
Arthur Minish
John Willson
John Wells
Earl Saylor
Elford Hamer
Harold Kliingaman
Iowa State College
Iowa Farm Credit Meets to Discuss New Plan for Farmers
Iowa Farm Credit Corporation will hold rural meetings across the county next week to explain the new farmers credit plan. Charles B. Hearst of the Black Hawk County Farm Bureau calls the meetings vital for farmers to understand operation and benefits, with sessions Monday in Vernon township and Tuesday in Cedar township Washburn schoolhouse.
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Credit Corporation Organization
Operation Princiles
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Vernon Township
Cedar Township
Washburn
Charles B. Hearst
Black Hawk County Farm Bureau
State Federation
Towa Farm Credit Corporation
Iowa Farm Bueau
Iowa
Percheron Horse Sale At Cedar Falls Draws Crowd
The first annual consignment sale of the Black Hawk County Percheron Breeders Association in Cedar Falls yesterday drew a huge crowd. The event offered many blooded Percherons, with heavy bids for older stock and lighter prices for younger animals. The top prices were $600 and $616 for the first two mares, and many horses went to new breeders and small farmers rather than established breeders. Lloyd Loonan managed the sale with Clair Mason and Oscar Tostleba as Cedar Falls auctioneers.
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Black Hawk
Lloyd Loonan
Hedeon
Clair Mason
Marshalstown
Oscar Tostleba
Cedar Falls
Pressure on Liverpool Shows Decline in Price
Chicago markets opened with May wheat under pressure as Liverpool declined from yesterday’s gains. May wheat finished near 1.30% to 1.83 and July around 1.16% to 1.16% while September stood at 1.10% higher. Corn opened weak with May under 58% and oats mixed, with provisions firm on higher Liverpool hog demand lifting lard.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Fcago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Shorts
New York
Hogs Prices Steady with Friday's Gains Across Market
Hog receipts 4,000 and steady to higher bulk l oadings around 9.50 to 10.60 with top around 10.60 for 34 hogs. Cattle receipts 1,000 with steers near steady and veal calves strong. Sheep receipts 5,000 with packer direct buying and lambs nominally steady.
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Associated Press
Ahlp- Enes
Minority Faction Plans Hard Battle Over Grain Growers
Chicago reports that opponents of Gustafson's control of the U S Grain Growers Inc prepare to push their case to about 64,000 members across 11 midwestern states. The minority cites the need to correct the recent election and warns of seeking alternative agencies if democratic control cannot be restored.
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Mid- West
Farm -Bureau Federation
United States
Wheat Tiers, Inc
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Ilinois
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Kansas
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Lahoma
Texas
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William C
Eckhardt
DeKalb
RBS Fis-Oelns Az
Butter Prices Break Sharply In Week End Market Action
The butter market weakened sharply as the week ended March 25 after demand and supply had been balanced. Eastern markets showed an accumulation of fancy butters while lower score demand remained relatively strong. Other commodities notes include coffee futures steady at New York and spot cotton prices, with mixed movements in potatoes and regional market reports from Waterloo Iowa.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Gus
Correy
New York
C Sugar
Cubas
Readlyn Man’s Hog Sets Size Record for Age Two
Readlyn Iowa March 25 Will Maurer a local farmer reports a hog raised in Maxfield township that grew unusually large. Slaughtered at two years the animal stood three feet two inches high at the shoulders and weighed about 500 pounds yielding 45 gallons of lard. Authorities say it may be the largest two year old Duroc Jersey raised locally.
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Will Maurer
Hed A& Fittie
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Maurer
Unusual Accident Claims Valuable Holstein Cow
In Jesup Iowa Breeder Bretany A Houck reports a valuable Holstein cow died after a bale wire pierced the stomach and reached the outer heart sac. A postmortem confirms the accident. This marks a second similar death in the Jesup area with Jake and Norris Sherman also losing a good Holstein recently.
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Jesup
Bretany A
Houck
jJesup
Jake
Norris Sherman
Hay shipments surge in Dike as farmers bale more
Dike Iowa reports a sharp rise in hay baling and shipping this year, surpassing several seasons. Thomas Johnson, a nearby farmer, sent two flatcar loads this week, with farmers attributing the boost to fewer feeding stock on local farms.
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Thomas Johnson
Waverly to Receive Market Reports by Wireless Phone
Waverly Iowa March 25 market reports will be received via wireless when banker W H Babcock installs a radio. Each noon he will get quotations from the Chicago livestock market and post them in the bank. The innovation will serve Waverly and Bremer county.
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Waverly
W.H. Babbock
Cheesemaking Popular Among Sumner Farm Women
In Sumner Iowa on March 20 a cheese making demonstration drew a large crowd at Mrs. T Husband's home. County demonstration agent Margeret Harris reported growing interest as farm bureau promotes cheesemaking camps for local women across Bremer County.
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Sumner
Margeret Harris
Bremer County
T. Husband
Farm Bureau
Kansas City Livestock Market Report March 26
CATTLE receipts 350 week demand mixed. Beef cattle steady to 25 cents lower. top 9.00. Feeders and calves around steady to lower. stockers weak to 25-30 lower. HOGS receipts 300, weights uneven. most sales steady to strong. mixed quality. SHEEP receipts 2,000. lambs 25 cents lower. ewes steady. top lamb 15.25.
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Kansas City
Sioux City Livestock Prices and Hogs Up at Market
Receipts show 400 cattle steady from a week ago with feeders and calves trading $4.50 to $7.25. Hogs rise about 10 cents to 85 cents, with butcher hogs at $9.20 to $9.85 and heavy packers around $38. Cobbling through the text, sheep receipts are none and lambs firm near $15.08 with sheep at $9.50 to $10.50.
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A&a
Omaha Livestock Receipts Mixed as Markets Edge Higher
Hog and cattle receipts vary across regions with Omaha showing higher bids by about 10 to 60 cents, top hogs near 10.50, feeders steady. sheep and lambs mixed with lambs steady to 26c lower. East St Louis reports mixed cattle gains and hogs 10 to 20c higher. Peoria notes higher hogs with tops near 9.90 to 10.45 and steadier cattle.
Stock Prices Drift On Open With Mixed Results
The New York stock market opened dull with a mix of gains and losses. Woolworth rose sharply aided by talk of a stock dividend, while American Tea and Cuba Cane preferred fell. Steel shares moved unevenly as motors, sugars, and chemicals also dipped, leaving the close irregular.
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New York
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Inetors
United Sister Steel
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Lackawanna Breal
Studebaker
Fisher Hody
Kobey Wheel
Marlin Rockwell
Sears-Roebuck
Rush Copper
Ann Arbor
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Activa
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Kresge
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Otis Steel
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Ratichy
Missouri
Kansas & Texas
Diga
American Ice
American Telephony
Union Bag
New York Chicago Produce Markets Mixed Prices Report
Market notes from New York and Chicago dated March 25 show varied butter creamery cream and imitations with high ers, specials, and shipped goods. Listings include eggs potatoes poultry and cheese with receipts and bids from Chicago and Kansas City markets.
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New York
Chicago
Kansas
Weekly Grain and Provision Review
Heavy sales and end of season pressure hit wheat futures this week with price losses across grains and provisions. May delivery and ocean shipments weighed on prices while Argentine supply and a large domestic visible stock limited rallies. Clearing house banks show $47,571,420 above requirements, down $1,589,000 from last week.
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Chicago
Europe
United States
Canada
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Oklahoma
Texas
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Waw York
Houge
Wool and mrDas. New York market notes March 25
Wool prices and grades listed for domestic fleece and pulled wool. Includes terms like Ohio pulled wool, scoured, and brand marks. Dairy product receipts show Waterloo Co operative Dairy plant milk and cream totaled 25 826 and 1 810 pounds respectively.
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New York
Ohio
Uk&e
Texas
Waterloo Co-operative Wairy Company
Jesup Creamery Pays Patrons Large Sum
Jesup Creamery distributed 21 108.68 to patrons for milk and cream delivered in February 7. A total of 64 577 pounds butter ware produced. Thompson led with a 237.36 check. Stoddard and Frush received 200 and 226.72 respectively.156 patrons received checks of 50 or more.
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Jesup
Jesup Creamery Company
Thompson
Guy Stoddard
Jin Frush
Jersey
Franklin Farmer Vanishes After Iowa Falls Visit
Franklin county farmer FP A Muntford of Bradford northwest area disappeared Tuesday after a trip to Iowa Falls. A brother arrived in town Thursday to seek information on his whereabouts. Manifold was linked to the day’s travel delivering cream to Swift and Co uptown and cashing a cream check before he vanished.
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Franklin County
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Local Notables Attend City Wedding and Movers
The narrative notes the marriage of Anne Gledge Kenyon to a Bordner scion with ties to the local telephone exchange and Hampton. Thomas F. Riggin, a former city figure and American Youth Association head, formerly with Hardin County Citizen, dies or is remembered. references to Poultry and horticulture authorities. J B Schroil and family depart for Baltimore for training and relocation, with a residence sale to Lewis Waldenmaler.
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Thomas F. Rigs
Riggin
Wee Foriverly
Hardin County
Sioux City
Beylog
Wansie *Valley Creamery Company
bin Resiedance
Seeond Strart
Lewis Waldenmaler
Independence Man Injured When Car Turns Over
A Independence, Indiana man named Carrier sustained serious head injuries when the car he rode in overturned in a ditch on a Wednesday evening. The other occupants escaped without injury. The incident occurred near Jury Watnesday. Bordner-Kenyon reported from the home of the family Thursday evening.
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F. I Carrier
Investment notice on grain options and market letters
Money in grain 812.50 buys guarantee option on 10 000 bushels of wheat or corn with no further risk. A movement of Sc from Guasranceo price suggests opportunities to trade amounts such as 500 and 4100 with figures like 8800 mentioned. Write for particulars and free market letter Investors Dilly Guide Southwest Branch Desk FG 1004 Baltimore Ave Kansas City Mo.
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