Farmers Push Cooperative Marketing To Ease Market Woes
In a Chamber of Commerce address, Mr. Tenny argues farmers need group action to solve farm pricing and marketing problems. He cites the Capper-Volstead act and warns against overstated promises, urging careful, results-based cooperation with safeguards against internal mismanagement and political manipulation.
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Gear tips and unknown lines confuse readers at local fair
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Polk County Divorce Decrees Rise In Early Year
Data from Des Moines show Polk County issued fewer marriages but more divorces in the first four months of the year. Officials report 261 divorce decrees granted while fewer marriage licenses were issued, indicating a shift in social trends during the period.
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Iowa Congressmen United in Support of McNary-Haugen Bill
Iowa's delegation in Washington backs the McNary Haugen bill to aid agriculture and prevent through a farm relief measure. Representative Mull of the Second District expresses support while GOP factions debate the measure's merits and farm federation influence shapes lobbying efforts.
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Farmers Questions and Comments Invited Editor Waterloo Courier
Inquiries and remarks addressed to the Farm Department editor are invited by the Waterloo Evening Courier. Submit communications to the paper in Waterloo, Iowa, using the listed contact method.
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Butter Like Gold on World-wide Value Standard
A California Dairy Council review notes butter is valued nearly like gold, with global price determinants and wide distribution. It reports 192% market conditions, regional price spreads, and nationwide price shifts, including California ranges from about 2.70 to 4.7 cents per pound and rising consumption outpacing supply.
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Spray program updates from Benton in May
Report details a May spraying plan in Benton to guard buds that show pink as part of a broader tree and orchard care regime. It notes timing when 90 percent of petals drop, mentions chemical mixes including sulfur and arsenate, and records inspection of outfits by local officials with names tied to state leaders and a December meeting reference.
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Grain Prices For Week Unsettled In Farm Market Review
The weekly United States Department of Agriculture market review notes unsettled grain prices across markets. Wheat cash and futures faced declines amid softer demand for soft and hard winter grades, with Canada Argentina and Australia continuing heavy shipments while U.S. exports lag at below current prices. Corn demand softened with fair activity and premiums eroding, oats and rye trading slowly, and corn planting delayed by wet, cold conditions in the central Western areas.
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Ideal Weather Signals Planting Outlook Across Markets
The report notes favorable planting weather and a broad set of market movements. It cites grain prices and futures in Chicago and New York, with mixed cattle and oat quotes. weather and farm demand influence near-term trends across several districts including Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Omaha, Peoria, Toledo, and St. Louis, alongside shifts in corn and wheat futures and cash quotations.
Hogs And Cattle Prices Dip At Saturday Markets
Chicago and Omaha reports show hogs 10 to 15 cents under Saturday prices with some losses 15 to 25 cents. Cattle receipts around 23,060 with light steer demand and steady to lower prices for cows and feeders. fat cattle steadier near $22 for choice heavy steers, calves about $3.50 to packer, lambs and ewes mixed with lower hog run in Omaha receipts.
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Kansas City Livestock Receipts Slow on Beef and Sheep
Receipts show slow trading with light numbers across cattle and sheep. Heifers and heavies priced around 10.00 to 13.00 per hundredweight. mixed feeders and yearlings noted, with top prices in the 7.00 to 9.00 range for fat cows, heifers, and pigs. Packer and shipper tag continues, with 250 sheep receipts and multiple regional loads listed.
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Dramatic Drop on Stock Exchange Marks Opening
At the opening the stock market shows a pronounced selloff led by United States Steel and major industrials. DuPont, Crucible Steel, Pratts Petroleum, and Colorado Fuel slump while Woolworth and American Telephone recover slightly as trading stabilizes late morning.
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Produce Prices in New York and Chicago Today
New York and Chicago markets show varied produce prices with mention of milk receipts and dairy figures. The report lists items such as eggs and poultry with notable mentions of firsts and regular stock, alongside freight and loan rate notes.
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