Benson Creamery Seeks Production of Better Cream
Benson creamery seeks higher quality cream through scoring at its farmers plant west of town on the paved highway. A dairy specialist from Iowa State College has scored incoming cream, with reports sent to patrons. Scoring doubled from year one to year two, indicating education works, while turnout and cooling tanks influence scores and cream checks.
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Iallor Cedar Falls
Coolinty
Hatch
Co-Operative
Treamery
Benson Farmers
Benson
Iowa State College Dairy Manufacturing Department
Bouson
Benson Creanery
Weesh
Iowa
Iowa State experts advise early planting for warm season crops
Iowa State College vegetable crop specialists urge immediate planting of sweetcorn, string beans, cucumbers, musk melons, and other warm season crops to ensure mature harvests before hot dry months. They highlight Golden Bantam sweetcorn and Pollock 10-45 musk melons, and note okra and marthiya as rare Iowa plants worth early transplanting for fresh pods and pickles.
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Davis
Roy T. Lee to resign from American Jersey Cattle Club
Roy T. Lee plans to quit the American Jersey Cattle Club, resigning effective June 1 to start National Jersey Sales & Service bureau. He will base headquarters at Town City and run sales of Jersey cattle, plus maintain a pedigree department. Lee has built a nationwide network of Jersey breeders during his county agent tenure in Buchanan County.
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Stoy T. Lee
American Jersey Cattle Club
Lee
National Jersey Sales & Service Bureau
Town City
Buchanan County
Leo
Jersey
Club
Hansen Builds New Milk House on Farm West of Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls May 7 A milk house has been built on the farm west of here on the paved highway at the residence of CC P Hansen. The wooden milk house sits away from the cart and other odor sources and the dairy product goes to Benson Co operative creamery. Also from Waverly a note on J Gar Ner receiving White Holland turkeys via his son Walter from Wet urn Saskatchewan.
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Cedar Falls
CC. P. Hane Gen
Tlansen
Benson Co-operative Creamery
Tgerreys
Canada
Waverly
Gar Ner
Walter
Weturn
Saskatchen
Walter Garner
Farm People Will Broadcast May 13 From Ames Station
May 13 broadcast from Ames Station features Elbow clubs from Tama and Toledo. Orchestra under F C Mece Crasker with N B Fields directs. list of performers includes Mrs Earl Emerson, Harold Curry, Lucile Bowman, B G Crasker, J Inegardner, W J Schaffenberg, Z Sime, Donald Child, Mr Sheker, Lester Filic, John Filic, ELCL Carnal, and others. Program includes Overature Patriotic and Washington Post plus several solos and quartets with piano accompaniment.
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H. W. Adair
Toledo Savings Bank
Bass
Plano
H. PB. Giger
Gracey
Kaney Town
Widener
Lucky Babe
Geibel
Kindly Light
Dykes-Parks
Mr. Simonson
Frederick Knight Logan
Carrie Jacobson
Tama Elbow Club
Tom- Dored
Leonard Allen
Allen Tire Shop
Herman Allen
Second Beer
J. A. McKeen
McKeen Garage
Biritone
Dr. M.L. Allen
Southern
Essex
W. Buck
Annie
WJ Buck
Mr. Ailen
Olie Speaks
Dana
Marjorie Treuthault
IX. Stoddard
Gil Nan
Mrs. Stoddard
Ssaith
Jand
Lee
North Dakota Gains as Potato Country
North Dakota ranks sixth among states in certified cartilined seed potatoes produced in 1925, according to W G Coney of the pure seed laboratory at North Dakota Agricultural College. Maine led with 1,787,350 bushels, Minnesota 596,605, Idaho 217,148, New York 225,876, Michigan 214,656, and North Dakota 171,900, with 1925 showing the largest yearly increase and total certified seed potatoes surpassing all prior records.
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North Dakota
Ultra-Violet Rays Boost Vegetables and Poultry Growth
A Waterloo gardener reports success using paraffin-treated mairs ln cloth as hotbed and poultry base windows. The material supposedly lets ultraviolet rays pass, avoiding strain from ordinary glass. The cloth is said to carry vital growth factors for vegetables and poultry.
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Mairsln
Waterloo
Cedar Fallsmen Futures Hit Bottom Fight Fruit Pest
Cadar Falls, May T.W. IL Ale lard and J. L. Harland operate an 18 acre apple orchard at 601 First Street leased from Miss Rita C. Watson. They sprayed to fight insects and scale using four pounds lime sulphur and one and a quarter pounds lead arsenate in 50 gallons water. A cousin, L. W. Garner, assisted by oborating the pre pump on a hand sprayer. The setup uses a horse drawn platform and 26 feet of hose with a Y type nozzle to reach upper twigs. Spraying should occur on dry trees and avoid washing off by rain. a second spray is planned in three to five weeks after petals fall. The farm also grows corn potatoes and small vegetables. fruit crop expected to be abundant though frost affected lower areas in 1925.
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Cadar Falls
T.W. IL Alelard
J. L. Harland
First Street
Rita C. Watson
L. W. Garner
Yhich Street
Allard
Allard & Harland
Sprays Under Side of Spud Leaves to Battle Pests
Waverly and Lafayette township farmers plant several late potato varieties side by side to compare pest spray effects. Yeters notes underside leaf sprays outperform surface sprays. J W Bennett and Peters plan side by side trials with early spuds to find highest yield versus homegrown varieties.
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Waverly
Fred
Peters
Lafayette Township
Yeters
J. W. Bennett
Jackson’ Township
Bremer County
Bennett
Gee
Eight Dozen Eggs From Holland For Iowa Show
Eight dozen Barnevelder eggs arrived by mail after a 4000 mile Atlantic journey to Ames Iowa for the state egg show May 13 to 15. Shipped by M Middleman Barneveld Holland the eggs will be displayed after refrigeration. Ames Poultry Club runs the show with entries closing May 12 and more than 900 dozen eggs expected. Six silver trophies will be awarded to class winners.
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Ames
Atlantic Ocean
M. Middleman
Barne- Velde
Holland
Iowa
Wheat Slumps as Corn Prices Fall Across Markets
Chicago May 7 AP Wheat and corn futures fell as rains troubled southwestern and western growing regions. May and July wheat deliveries slid to new seasonal lows amid moisture reports and drought damage in parts of the plains. Corn and oats followed wheat lower, while hogs and other provisions edged higher in the same session.
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Chicago
Canada
Dean
Wilnes
Tama Women Will Demonstrate Work
Tama county in Iowa gears up for the first achievement day by farm women led by Mrs. L Watt Stonks. Rural housewives who completed a two year clothing course will showcase lessons, with demonstrations from township groups, a noon picnic, and an afternoon program at Gladbrook.
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Dysart
Tama County
L. Watt Stonks
Farm
Bureau Women’s Organization
Iowa Extension Service
County Farm Bureau
Gladbrook
Board of Trade Cash Quotations May 7 Chicago prices
Daily cash quotations list Wheat Corn and related grains with bid prices No 2 Hard No 1 Mixed and No 4 yellow values shown for Chicago Board of Trade. Prices cover white and yellow corn No 2 No 3 white oats barley timothy clover seed and other grains with futures-like figures including grazing figures and livestock tools.
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St. Luis
Chicago
Goro
Gelsen
Esbisse
Gee
Eample Enade
Ryo
Yimothy
Anne
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Trading Report from Chicago May 7
HOGS receipts 14,000 with 5,000 active. prices mixed up to 25 cents higher for several classes. CATTLE receipts 3,040 with fat steers strong to firm, top values around 36.64 for heavy feeders. SHEEP receipts 12,000 with lambs steady to weak and fat sheep slow to bid. several lots sold under 40 pounds at 14.25 to 16.25 per hundred.
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Chieigo
Armel
California
Livestock Market Notes From St Paul and New York Forecast
Receipts at ST PAUL LIVESTOCK show 7500 cattle and calves with steady to higher prices on cows and yearlings. Mixed yearlings priced around 8.60 to 9.00, steers and heifers running 99.00 to 79.00 per hundredweight. stockers and feeders steady. CAL receipts about 2600 with uneven, steady to higher bids. hogs and pigs steadier with strong weights toward 4.89. sheep receipts 400 with price gains to around 14 per hundredweight amid strong demand for quality stock. New York market reports indicate mixed summaries with several price tiers in display and clearances varying by class.
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Poqard
Suippers
Tony
Aled
Chensleal & Dye
America Car & Foundry
American Smelt & Ref
Zum Ctl
Tel, & Pal
Ve Eats
Atchison Asses
Atlantic Goast Ling
Tee
Uy Galtimore & Chip Een
Betlehem Steel
Weeat Et Ban
California Petroleum
Erre de Pasco
Chestpenka
Ohio
Chicazy & Northwest A Che
St. Paul Ptd
Pacific
Chrysler Corp
Vegeees
Cora Cola
Colorado
Consolidated Gas
Lee
Seers Crucible
Wiereet
Dodre Bros, A
Ag du Pont de Nemours
Erie Railroad
Fisk
Foundation
Asphall
General Motors
FBI Gulf States Steel
Hutson Motors
Omyio Ag
Lohteh Valley
Kan
Texas
Missouri Pacific Ptd
Montgomery
New York Center
Zlar
N. H
Hartford
Ausrlao
He Cartolk & Western
Bid
America
Northern Pacific
R. Eigga
Tindio Corporitors
San Fran
Tripoli
Rte
Stratiers
Stewart Wath
Texas & F
Crain
Wees T
Faa
al Steers
Athey Helfers Ae Bentee Soo
Cary
Bae Wah
Beeen
Wiraly Vuves
Cas
Pam Hogs
Brima
Ron
Gold
Unery
Irom Barclay & Sons
Timothy Ney
Cotton Bros
tNo
Provisions market mixed with dairy and poultry items
New York on May 7 reports creamery and dairy prices with varied gains and losses across creamery extras, firsts, and whole milk flats, alongside distant notes on eggs and poultry markets. Stock indices show scattered declines and minor movements as commodities shift.
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New York
Uuttyr
Wisconsin
Americas
Sisty
Grain News and Market Close Mixed in Wheat Corn and Stocks
Prices drifted in narrow, irregular ranges at the open with weak US Steel and other rails. Reading traded well early while Atlantic Refining and General Asphalt led gains. wheat faces a difficult outlook amid divergent regional crop prospects. Cattle and hogs moved unevenly in mixed Missouri markets as traders weighed dry weather and forecasted supply.
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Asmalnesk
United States Steel Carnada
Corporiztion
Corpieruind
Canaiitn
Atlantic Refining
General
Colorado
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Radio Corporation
American
Worthingten
St Louis Livestock Trade Report May 7
Receipts hogs 12,500 with prices varied from 13.25 to 14.00 for underweight and 13.50 to 13.75 for mid weights. cattle receipts with steers down about 3 to 5 dollars and vealers up. sheep receipts 250 with choice lambs around 14.60, clipped lambs to 7.50, ewes near 7.00. wool and bond market notes from New York and global quotes follow.
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ST. Louis
Louis
Advertising the lifeblood of business, publisher says
Flake Kruve, publisher of Cedar Valley Daily Times at Vinton, told Advertising bid at Hotel Russell-Laméon today that advertising is the key to sales. He urged merchants to approach newspapers to learn how media can serve them and to sell their institutions and merchandise directly.
Man Fined For Driving While Intoxicated
Danham was fined 100 and costs after pleading guilty to driving a car while intoxicated. Judge Beem presiding in municipal court. Arrested April 30 by a deputy, he was turned over to city authorities and held on 360 bail.
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I. PB. Danham
J. G. Beem
Toda
Dunfoor
Shepjit
Omaha Livestock Receipts And Prices May 7 1944
Omaha Nev hogs cattle and lambs receipts and price ranges. Hogs top around 15.88 with various weights quoted from 12.40 to 15.88, packing and slaughter figures shown. Cattle and calves steady to higher in places with abattoir bids, canners and cutters listed, veal top near 9.50, sheep and lambs mixed with higher dressed weights and California springers noted. Market activity described as slow to steady with several price bands and weight classes in the report.
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Omaha
Nev
California
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Roy T. Lee
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Phil Susson
Alphaegreamery
Fred Stephenson
Oolweiu
State Department of Agriculture
Fred Gernand
Volga City
Horse Towerr
Rochester
Cedar County
Rochester Township Farm Bureau
Sess Gee
Finner
Peoria Grain
Peoria
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Toleno Siens
Tolelo
Jallate
York
Associated Press
Ellis
Lion
Dege S
Board of Trade
ST. Paul Livestock
Mass
Lamson _ Bros. & Co
Marsh-Place
H. A. Morey
Penser
Mas . Hoge
Rust Uy
Eeianee CouAy
Murray
Milge
Detroit
Amelia Woolen
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Ene
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Irvington
M. J
Mes. Gossard
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