Tuberculosis Testing Continues Across Iowa Herds
Cattle testing from April 15 to May 9 in Lincoln Township Black Hawk County found 2 reactors among 1 463 cattle across 45 herds. Officials note infection linked to movements from a herd with reactors. Spring Creek township testing starts today for owners seeking tests.
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Lincoln Township
Black Hawk County
G. C. Stong
Dr. Stong
Spring Creek Township
Des Moines
State Department of Sericulture
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
R. W. Cassady
State de Natimenot
J. A. Burger
Federal Bureau
Cable
Adams
She , Hardin
Humbolat
Jackson
Jasperees
Hossuth
Osceola
Pala -Alto
Confah
Washington
Albany
N.Y
Livestock Sanitary Officials
New York State Veterinary Medical Society
New York Department of Farms and Markets
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Nathan Strauss, Jr
New York City
United States
RB. S. Copeland
New York
A. J. Glover
Agricultural Press
Jod R. Mobler
United Stated
Nu Teal
J. A. Kiernen
Ten Evck Porel
Haid
Chancil- Jors Hall
State Education
Buchanan County Fair to Feature Junior Club Exhibits
Buchanan County Fair Board votes to showcase junior exhibits and arrange premiums in dairy and beef classes to boost participation. Jersey cattle club plans fall exhibit. calves and owners to be accommodated. Other club departments to receive encouragement similar to livestock groups.
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Buchanan County
Ais
Farmers Letters to Editor Prompt Inquiries
Readable letters to the Waterloo Evening Courier editor address queries to the Farm Department. Communications invite opinions on farming issues and crop concerns directed to Waterloo, Iowa, with contact details for submission.
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Farm Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Towa
Five Brothers Demonstrate Rural Co operation Near Ackley
Ackley Iowa May 13 Near Ackley five brothers John George William Thenis and C F Hienke own hundreds of acres in Grundy county. Holstein cows help these brothers in their farming. The Humkes own machinery used cooperatively including switch ag corn shelter and threshing gear and they assist one another at various times of the year.
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Ackley
John
George
William
Thenis
C. F. Hienke
Grundy County
Humkes
Turner Herd Tops Light Weight Cows in April Fay ette County
Turner led the Fayette County Cow Test Association results for April with 1 084 pounds of milk and 39 4 pounds of butterfat from his herd of crossbred and grade Holstein cows. Lady, a purebred Tolstein owned by Ben Hanson, produced 2 067 pounds of milk and 62 pounds of butterfat, the month’s top individual. Average herd production was 797 pounds of milk and 27 2 pounds of butterfat. 424 cows across 29 herds were tested.
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Fayette
Turner
Fayette County
George B. Rome
Association
Oscar Gilleysand
Maynard
Gilkey Farm
Lady
Ben Hanson
Walter Turner
P.B.G.E
Boy Hanson
Omar Giov
VB ML
Logan & Hasgon
Case Monthly
Jesup School Emphasizes Black Hawk Corn Seed Trial
Jesup consolidated school distributes Black Hawk Reid's seed corn to district patrons to promote a foundation seed. Previous district trials showed improved farm corn, with tests by agricultural students serving as seed quality criteria. Potato and poultry drives support students, with a potential dairy calf club addition.
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Jesup
Black Hawk Reid
Echoa]l
Seven join poultry record association to compare figures
Seven poultry owners enrolled in the record-keeping federation after a specialist from Ames visited Buchanan county. The listed members are Harry Haines Homer township L J Haleted Jefferson township Mrs Mayen Harser Washington township Mimes J E and Carl Nourse sad i E Sanborn Fairbank township and Mrs Erma Ross Buffalo township. They will track production and feed costs and publish monthly figures for statewide comparison.
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Ames
Buchanan County
Harry Haines
Homer Township
L.J. Haleted
Jefferson Township
Mayen Harser
Washington Township
Mimes
J. E
Carl Nourse
E. Sanborn
Fairbank Township
Erma Ross
Buffalo Township
Pioneer dairymen consider large protein purchases
Members of Pioneer Co operative meet May 1 to decide on a large volume protein feed buy for next winter. A purchasing committee would target lowest prices for Mnseed oilmeal and other meals, with potential bank loans to cover costs.
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Pioneer Con
Tnorage Consolidated
R. C. Munkwitz
Lester
Tal
Towa
Relief measure urged by farm bureau men in Iowa
Bureau men urge continued support for the McNary Haugen bill pending in Congress. Iowa farm bureau leaders encourage farmers to write their congressmen as the measure seeks a government corporation of 200 million dollars to stabilize basic farm commodities. The fight pits organized agricultural interests against grain dealers and exporters with Congress expected to vote before adjournment.
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Congress
House
Senate
Black Hawk County
Paria Bureau
County Farm Bureau Board of Wicaetars
Washington
Iowa
Farm Bureau Messenger
CL. W. Eliunt
Town Farmers” Organization
Ingson
Towa
Illinois
Carnat 106
Farm Du‘rerau Federation
Jsoan
Effectiveness of Spray Material Reduced by Rain
May 13 report from Bucchatian County notes demonstration of spraying orchard trees faced weather concerns. Rain threatened washing off materials reducing effectiveness. experts advise delaying application and using a mix of one and a half pounds dry arsenate of lead and four to six pounds dry lime sulphur in five gallons of water for better orchard care.
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Independence, Ta
Bucchatian
Nichols
Ens
Tesup. T
Wheat market advance amid mixed factors and weather
Wheat prices rose modestly on scattering buying as traders anticipated a rebound after two days of decline. Gains were tempered by Canadian stock activity, Washington farm-legislation uncertainty, Illinois acreage losses, and wintry Canadian weather, with May and July futures closing a bit higher and oats and corn following the trend.
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Nleago
Welling
Washington
Ke Up
Canada
Grain and Provisions Quotes Across U S Markets
Chicago reports cash quotations for corn, oats, rye, barley and flaxseed with bids and bids in several grades. New York lists wheat, corn and oats futures and spot values with various delivery months and grade distinctions. Kansas City, Minneapolis, Omaha, St Louis and Peoria market notes show bid levels for wheat corn and oats and futures hints.
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Chicago
Muay
Saetlow
Sunng Brade
Gqaiss
Hog Prices Edge Higher as Cattle Trade Mixed
Chicago and South St Paul markets show hog prices firm near midweek with receipts around 24 000 in Chicago and 14 400 in St Paul. Cattle and sheep trade uneven with fat steers to 11.00 and fat cows selling up to 9.00, lambs steady to 17.50 with some 14.25 bids. stocks and feeders remain active amid varied demand from packers and buyers.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Egher
Quailty Plain
Omsita
Pat Jain
Paul Livestock South
Paul Minn
BC Len
Prica
Ben
Prine
Amnion
RAO
Waterloo
Artesian
Sigeie
Rath Pacing Co
Fe A Co
Waterlow
Stock Market Opens Mixed with Gains in Rail and Steel
New York stocks opened firmer with a broad upturn in high grade rails led by Atchison, aided by short covering in American Can and Baldwin. Oil shares fluctuated, with Texas Company near a 1924 low. steel and other specialties rose on buying interest, while Firestone cuts pressured rubber stocks. Market tone improved on cautious optimism about French elections and automobile industry signals.
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Associated Press
New York
Atchison
Baldwin
New York Deck
Davison Chemical
US 5
Cast Iron Pipe
Stromberg
United States Steel
Republic
Bethleneum
Texas Co
Gsen
Kelly-Springheld
Firestone
Call
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Can
American Car & Found
American International Corp
Ameri Locomotive
American Smelting
American Sugar
American T. & T
American Woolen Anaconda
Atchisan Oil
Baliwin Locomotiv
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Cerra de Paseo
Chandler Motors
Chesapeake & Onia
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Mil. & St. Paul
AT & Pac Chile Copper
Chino Copper Consolidated Gas
Rosden Gil
Crucible Steel
Cuba Cane
Brieeh
General Motors
Great Northern
Gulf States
Iinois Central
Inspiration Copper
International Harvester
Tnt
Mer. Marine, Ned
International Paper
Bid Invincible of
Kelly-Springfeld
Levisville & Nashville civ
Mack Truck
Marland
Produce Prices and Miscellaneous Listings City and State
New York and Chicago price notes for butter cheese poultry eggs and other goods include creamery butter with varying grades and prices, cheese with multiple terms, eggs receipts and poultry figures, plus foreign exchange and Liberty bond quotes. Local notes from St Ansgar Iowa mention community events and school activities.
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Chicago
Leise
Lilic
Hay Markets Weaken Across Major Centers in Week
A weaker zone developed in hay markets through the week ending May 10. Boston remains firm on top grades while medium and lower grades soften. New York and Cincinnati show overstocking with timothy prices down. Pittsburgh and Chicago hold No 2 timothy steady amid liberal receipts. Demand weakens for alfalfa with light dairy and feeder demand and good pasturage elsewhere.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
Timothy
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
St. Louis
Kansas City
St Joseph Livestock Hogs and Sheep Prices Mixed
Livestock receipts at St. Joseph Missouri show hogs steady to higher with about 6 500 head and bulk sale around 37.152. Sheep receipts and lambs noted with steady to higher tone. In New York Cotton futures May and July steady with quotes around 34.40 and 28.30 and futures closed steady across the board.
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ST. Joseph
Forrow
New York
TRA and Fars Tray Fre the FP Sort
Fragmentary OCR notes show a discussion of a tray or sorting mechanism labeled FP. No clear names, dates, or places are legible to establish a complete item or event. The readable text hints at mechanical or process steps but lacks context.
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Reading
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Omar
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Omaha Livestock
Sioux City Livestock Slate
Lamaon Bros. & Co
Marsh-Place
H. A. Morey
Stock Exchange
ST. Lewis Hay
Wisconsin
Waterigg Co-operative Dain Company
Firth
Pacific Coast
Foreign Exchange
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Floljay Norwas
Sweden
Imark
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Liberty
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Anna de Boost
Charles City
Dan Sheehan
L. A. Muller
Arthur Rowland
Fr. Baldwin
Amos Rowland
Henry Payne
A. F. Schmidt
Grundy Center
Pythian Sisters
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Pias
Opera House
Florienes Berg
Fourik
Kendall
Stendard
J. Kendall Company
Engaburg Falls
Vermont
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Preeatunal
Herman C. Miller
West Kitth St
State Loan Coq
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City Loans
Uberat
Commercial National
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