Robingon Winners Named In Jesup Scoring Contest
Jesup Iowa May 15 Farmers in the Jesup Creamery territory received diplomas and cash prizes for high quality dairy products. Robinson south of Independence won first with a 95.4 percent average and $28. Curtis near Independence took $15 second. Several other high scorers from Fairbank Independence and Jesup earned smaller prizes as scoring continues this season and officials praise better farm and route care.
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Jesup
Jesup Creamery Company
Iowa
Aéall
Iowa Extension Service
Neobinson
Toi Robinson
South of Independence
Robinson
Cath
Independence
C. Curtis
Sainte
Ed Wkood
Jubilee
Charles Keary
L. SB. Brane
Curt Tiffany
L. Pint
ML Koeppel
John Weiler
Brandon
R. B.tripp
la Porte City
Otto Pump
Jubitte
W. W. Seemanus
Fairbank
Emil
Kenrke
Littleton
Fratzke
Pairbank
Nick Fleming
Jesto
D. J. Maher
Rogers
Weiq
Delaware County Showers Help Crops In May Tests
Delaware county farmers plant and test seed amid wet weather and lingering cold. County Agent Combs and the farm bureau push tested seed to meet demand while conditions improve with recent rains. Farmers gather for corn variety tests at Davey farm and a May meeting of the Milking Shorthorn Breeders’ association in Manchester.
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Manchester
Delaware County
Combs
Farm Bureau
Messrs
Bennett
Boatman
Ames Extadtion Service
Davey Farm
Barlville
Uoder
Clates
Farm groups tap lines for juice near Cresco
Cresco Iowa May 15 Construction of an electric service line from a high tension Interstate power line has been completed to a group of nine farmers to electrify their farms. Names include Joseph Burnikel Frank Sulika Will Reinhart Page Minear Leonard Sebastian Tullus Daorjittle 1% 7 Salisbury and the Bouska brothers.
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Cresco
Interstate Power Company
Central Station
Joseph Burnikel
Frank Sulika
Will Reinhart
Page Minear
Leonard Sebastian
Tullus Daorjittle
Salisbury
Bouska
Coea}ing
Towa
Seed Corn Stations Supply Seed for 21000 Acres
Two testing stations at Cedar Falls and Waterloo supplied enough seed corn to plant about 21000 acres, estimating each bushel covers seven acres. If yields average 60 bushels per acre next fall, output could reach nearly a million bushels. Farmers across Black Hawk county and neighboring areas sought seed, with stations and dealers preparing for heightened demand.
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Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Courier
Black
Hawk
Hawk County
Cory Brown
Black Hawk
la Porte City
Jesup
Editorial on Tuberculin Test Accuracy in Dairy Journal
An editorial from Hoard's Dairyman argues the tuberculin test for bovine tuberculosis is highly accurate. It cites data from Rock County to show 95.5 percent of reactors have lesions at slaughter, with a small percentage showing no lesions and notes experts warn veterinarians to stay vigilant for advanced cases.
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Hoard's Dairyolan
National Dairy Journal
Black Hawk County
Grundy
Wisconsin
Andrew Boss
Ank
Minnesota
Bellege
Agriculture
Cherge
Battoir
Corn Growing in Chickasaw County report
In Whirles City Iowa May 18 S J McCauley notes corn fields near New Hampton showing sprouted rows. Gardeners report potatoes sprouted, beets, lettuce and radishes well along. Bermuda onions planted, rain Sunday boosted vegetation. twenty five trees planted at Riverside cemetery and near the hospital grounds, mostly hardwood varieties.
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Riverside
Dbridle Club Elects Iowa State Chapter Officers
Ames Iowa May 6 Herman Wolf Winfield Ja chosen president of Iowa State chapter Black and Bridle national animal husbandry society Wolf is assistant manager of the Weishea parade and helping with the Ag barbecue Also named were Harlan Girton Mason City vice president Robert Callias Marshalltown secretary Earl Rylander LeGrand treasurer John Mullins Corwith sergeant at arms and Robert Monahan Geneva junior representative to the Ag council
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Ames. Ta
Herman Wolf
Winfield
Iowa State
Annmal Husbandry Society
Wolf
Harlan Girton
Mason City
Robert Callias
Marshalltown
Earl Rylander
LeGrand
John Mullins
Corwith
Robert Monahan
Geneva
Union County Declares Purebred Bulls 100 Percent Milestone
In Union County Kentucky the last scrub bull was replaced by purebreds marking a 100 percent purebred goal, the first in the United States. County Agent R Q O Wilson and Wayland Rhoads reported the achievement to the U S Department of Agriculture on April 22 1926, supported by state college and federal officials.
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Washington, D. C
Unier County
Kentucky
United States Department Or Agriculture
R. Q O. Wilson
Wayland - Rhoads
University of Kentucky
Union County
L. &. Brewer
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Bureau of Animal Industry
Eagle Township May 19 Meeting At P J Sehones Farm
Eagle Township Farm Bureau plans a Wednesday evening gathering at P J Sehones farm May 19 at 8 p m for men and women with discussions on agricultural and community topics. Women asked to bring cake or fruit salad and dishes for their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Township Farm Bureau
P.J. Sehones
Farmers Invite Questions and Comments to Editor
Readers are invited to send questions and comments to the Editor Farm Department of the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Iowa. Communications should be directed to reach the editor via the paper's listed contact channels.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Iowa
Wheat market rally follows adverse crop outlook in Midwest
Chicago May 15 AP Higher grain prices stem from reports that the wheat outlook is deteriorating in key regions and that rising temperatures may worsen moisture shortages. Traders staged aggressive selling after the news as European demand supported prices. Corn and oats rose with wheat. Provisions firmed. Severe wind damage reported from the Red River area and parts of the Northwest.
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Chicago
Alay Way
Sterling Exchange
Purge
Whiteck
Ite River
South Dakota
Grain and Market Notes From New York May 15
INS reports mixed wheat and corn prices with December wheat near 1595 and No. 2 yellow corn around 430. Market notes cite steady trends for red winter and No. 4 wheat while ordinary prices show limited movement and slight gains in some contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
New York
Boliever
Pownds
Waterloo Markets and Livestock Prices Summary
Water lo o Markets lists prices for grains potatoes and poultry from Waterloo Mills Co. and Barelay & Sons and notes cattle hogs and sheep prices from Sioux City and St Joseph including receipts and top values. Chicago estimates give next week outlook with grain futures and seed prices.
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Waterloo
Waterloo & R Wheaterloo Mills Co
Vooltry
Hath Packing Co
Bac
Barelay & Sonsy
Tiathyy
Cohn Bros
Irregular Drop in Stocks Marks A Slow Session
Stocks sag in uneven trading on news of earnings and oil sector outlook. Major declines hit Studebaker and General Motors while Standard Oil of New Jersey earnings report steadies transport shares. Market volume totals around 25 000 shares as prices drift with few gains.
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New York
May
Ibs Y
Loay
Wales
Findson
Ase
Jn Che Thetor Group
Ere Lan 4 Pointe
Sk New Tae Wwe Azm
Sludebaker
Willys Giverti and Sonson
Jordan
Moon
Lodge Grothers
Mon
Goodrich
VIAN
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Lige Petroleumt
Ighest Einesse
Motors and Stubbers Wek
Hudson Motors
Wiles Overland
Motors
Gentry
Pullman
United
Greg Tront- Worth
OHI
Sindard
Sterting
S.dfve
Amertsan Canoo
Yeeeess AB Am
Car & Fay
Aim
Ams
Tel & Tel
Tobacca
Naconda
Mehnisen
Coast Line
Baldwin Loco
Bali
Ohio
Bethlehem - Steel California Pet
Cunedian” Pie
Cent
Geath, Pf
Cerro de Paseo
Chesapeak
Northweste Chic
Mil
SGP
Plas. Co. RT
Piet
Chrysler Corp
Coca Cola
Qelorade Fuel
Consolidated Gas
Electric Pow
St. Elfs
Trie Railroad
Famous Players Fish Rubber
Foundation Co
Hate Etree
General Asphalt
General Electrly
General Motors
Nortron Creells
Gt Northern
Gulf States Steel
Minois Centra
Tut Combustion Eng
Harvester Oo
Mer
Prt
Nivel
Jennecott Cop
Glebleh
Val Tauisville & Mack Track
Mutrand Oi
Mitentinent
Kan
Missouri Pace
Pfd
Montgomery Ward
XN. Y
WL & Hit
Norfolk & Weston
Crucible Steel
Pfa
Dodge Bros. A
du Pont
Emisy Way
Philins
San Vian
Board Air Line Broduck Oc .Ie
Cen
Southern Tacit
Pax Vachie
Inited Chaar
Tine
Ateotul Rubber U
RL Steel - Wabash Ree
Ward Baking Ro Westinghoure Elec White Motor
Wilycorbin
Woodoomboo
Provisions and poultry market notes from Chicago and New York
Mixed commodity report covers butter creamery products poultry including turkeys fowls and geese with prices and receipts from Chicago and New York markets. Include notes on eggs, potatos, farmers and various local incidents and obituaries from Orchard and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mir
Buiter
America
Abe White
Brown
Henne
Getto
Pacific
Extas
Chicago
oGis Mey
Roomlers
Beese
Gueks
Rita
Cis
Kansas Cis
Cary—J Poulkry
Fens
Nears Broiers
Board of Trade Cash Quotations May 3
Chicago May 3 quotation list shows mixed readings across items including several blue and white metals with prices around 105 to 1700. Market chatter mentions families and items with unclear identifiers and a total reported of 17600 dollars for a subset of trades.
Hogs Higher With Demand Sluggish At Chicago Market
Chicago reports mixed livestock results with hog receipts around 2,000 to 3,000. Hog prices edged up under slow demand, bulk of 200 to 300 pound butchers ranged near 12.95 to 14.50, with lighter weights advancing modestly. Cattle and sheep prices show varied moves as receipts total about 600 cattle and 2,000 hogs with direct shipments from nearby feeding stations influencing quotes.
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Chicago
Hirgety
Wight
Lee Nigters
California
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices
Receipts show cattle movement with top steers at 9.75 and yearlings near 9.50, Texas brash steers steady to lower, bulls and stockers up to 1.50 higher, fed steers and yearlings around 24.79 to 79.00. Hogs today open steady with most above 13.75 to 15.90, packing sows at 11.75 to 12.75, light weights up to 18.55. Sheep and lamb receipts scarce with spring lambs steady and mature lambs 0.40 higher, ewes around 7.50.
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Associa Press
Festerdas
Belties
Sloan City
Lelfore
Purgomotst
Aide Scantas Packers
Ilsa
Shel
ST. Joseph
Texas Brass
Texas
Ledlee
Cline Passo High
Weekly Grain and Provision Review
Weekly stock and price report on wheat and provisions amid Europe and Atlantic trade tensions. Notes a military revolution in Soldud, weak New York markets, and shifting forecasts for spring wheat. Government estimates suggest lower U S exports and uncertain delivery timing affecting supply prospects.
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Deeldea
Murops
Atlantic
New York
Rovernanone
Aneers
Butter Market Improves Despite Early Slow Trading
Butter market showed early weakness as supply constraints kept buyers away. As the week advanced, replenishment led to firmer prices across four markets, though nervousness returned Friday as buyers satisfied near term needs and dealers built stock on the floors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X ‘ Wriday
Efber
Mt Auburn Visitors Report Weekend Travels
Mt Auburn May 12 Mr and Mrs Wiltsten and family visited in Hopkinton at the Perry Wheels home. Mr and Mrs Beryt Taylor and daughter Lorraine spent the weekend in Galena, home of the street er's brother Kenneth Lerner and families. Seed children started to water here Sunday after several days with relatives.
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Mt, Auburn
Mt. Auburn
Wiltsten
Daudiear
Marjorie
Perry Wheells
Hopkinton
Beryt Tlorser
Lorraine
Galena
Streer
Nenneth Lerner
Com. RaTavite
Sotex
Brandon Events Highlight Community Folks and Visits
Brandon notes tell of Glenn Bower and Mitchellville visitors joining Mr and Mrs RE Baer for a Friday outing. Cedar Rapids visitors greet Fositives and friends as D B Stambrook travels from Cedar Rapids. Local residents gather for a "That's One on Bill" show at the Goo AL Phatt. A fall injures Mrs Frank Colt but she recovers, while Mrs Anna Marie Weiss and family reflect a Cedar Rapids lineage. The piece records numerous family visits, church outings, and community arrivals in Brandon and nearby towns.
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Brandon
R Ev
Glenn Bower
Mitchellville
RE. Baer
Bill
His Beottter
D. B Stambrobk
Cedar Rapids
Kate Jenks
James Hearbinger
Dantepachier
Ghark Wright
Sate Kennicoth
Independence
Ail Mravelter
Vinten
Burr Kinch
Keth Fyn
Orieads
Nat
Manchester
Lillian Johnson
Long Beach
CieEs
George Weight
Charles Devine
Vedor Rigide
Jen Stail
Sen
Lisbon
Mes
Jord
Jesup
Mya
Halph Wright
Frank Colt
Bralkiig
Ferself
Flic
Agooa
Bryson
Towa
Smith Anie Hospital
Uupol
Goo AL Phatt Histolriday
Ark
Grover Risner
Jobn Bearhower
Walter Ridzs
Chicago
Frank Th
Civil War veteran picnic draws local families and friends
A village picnic northwest of town honored Civil War veterans with a dinner and group gathering. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Edwin Brown and children, Henry Kreiger and daughters, and James Campbell among others. Several events, church groups, and school activities were noted, with community updates on health, local organizations, and plans for upcoming gatherings.
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Dumont Dumont
May
Chidren
Eateh
Oa Shower
Edwin Brown
Ehutdr
Mérrill
Henry Kreiger
G. Land Armazsta
Anson City
James
Stephen N Campbell
Walter Brown
Eldora
Town Bankers’ Association
Henry Brown
Von
Alter
koMo
Tae ‘Ballintarina
Son City
Benefts
Pleasins
Gveni
NM Ys
Ventures
Wank Watson
Alter Crawie
C.K. Martin
Alleticuia Tay Phe
Clason
Tours
Tien
Girace
Lihich’ School
Schenot
Burrows
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Independence Dairyman
Grandy Center
Spectal
Holland
Harm Buskohl
Lutterman
Dairy Journal
T. B
Chickasaw County
Eleokion W.ock
Shambles
County of
Eagle Township
Charles City
Sherman Jersey
Jersey
Maudine
Sophia
American Jersey
Cate Club
Grundy County
Poink Eicher
Pake
Cottoir
Azac
Down
Liverpool
Mey
Corton
Gottos
Uzase
BRL Sc
Omaha Gats
Omana
Neb
Pit
Sioux City Livestock
Elman
Pressiere Agrinse Motus Uikvetive
Watlee
Anges Stony
Tranve
Belcium
Jerhnik
Shanghai
Biberty Bonds
Mainnestonis
Alvin
Micy la
Mitsiyavertas
Idaho
IAD
Woot
Shay Walets Domestic Arece
Venmsybvanian
Otter Shorest Lie
York Tlour
Bon
Prins
Clare
Orchard Orland
Peank Splus
Tames Morse
William Baker
Bailey
Alrs
Dennis Balstey
Baker
Seta
EL Teadin
Slaver
Kelle Icour
Board of Trade
Cluverseau
Kansas City Livestock
ST. Paul Livestock
Hudson
Keel Lange
Mbland Hell
Otto
Otankine Waar
Fiat
George Téanan
Latrons
T. Mian
Lee Watters
Wwudsan Consolidated School
Hudson Creamary
Fred Brayn
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