Farmers Today Calf Club Draws Wisconsin Heifers Near New Hartford
Boys and girls at the G. and B. Dairy Calf Club meeting near New Hartford drew fifteen three to six month old calves from Clark County Wisconsin. Holsteins and Guernseys were selected by members Leon Baldwin Harold Hemenway Orville Firnn Arthur Firnn Cornelius Van Mill Lyte Slack Sidney Moore and Einar Madsen. Calves cost about 345 dollars for Guernseys and 345 dollars for Holsteins, with payments via notes to secure ownership and club spirit.
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New Hartford
Mawre
Clark County
Wis
Holst Leon Baldwin
Parkersburz
Hemenway
Cedar Falls
Haroi Strand
Claire Chapman
Rogner Meare
Wisconsin
Shoeman
Fred E. Ferguson
Iowa State Dairy Association
Waterloo
Iowa
M. Knipfel
Neilsville
Ferguson
New Hartford State Bank
Jun Jors
Sam Hemenway
BE. Mack
Perguson
Clarke Coumtr
Thor
Ma Hutiermaker
Tmaneezer
Hartford Co-operative
Black Hawk County
Tleward
Mitchell
G & BL
Iil
Garden Tips For Composting And Perennial Care
Compost the top layer to season the heap and use strong beans as fertilizer. Transplant hardy perennials like larkspur with space, mulch lightly, and apply hydrated lime if alkanity appears. Sow wrinkles seeds after earliest crops to feed next year’s beds.
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Elena
Farmers Questions and Comments Invited
Readers addressed to send questions and comments to The Editor Farm Department Watering Frening Courier Wa terlon Iowa. Phone 5100.
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Address Communications
Watering Frening Courier
Waterlon
Iowa
Premiums of 1924 Iowa State Agricultural Show
Des Moines May 19 Special The complete premium list for this year’s Iowa State fair totals 127962.95 up from last year by 14847. Officials expect record entries to rise with larger prizes across departments. Fall dates Aug 26 to 28 with preliminaries Aug 23 24 25. Complete lists available from A R Corey secretary Iowa State fair Des Moines
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Des Moines
The
Fair Management
America
Itis
Shina
A. R. Corey
Iowa
Des Maines
Two Sets of Twins Lead Cedar Falls Dairy Club Members
The Courier notes twin brothers Richard Sucher and Robert Sucher of Cedar Falls are the only twins in Iowa’s Guernsey calf club. Also, twins Christina and Regina Knipp of Gilbertville join early, with three Knipp children and two Sucher members in Black Hawk county Guernsey group. Their father owns registered Guernseys.
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Courier Farm
Richard Aol
Robert Sucher
E. Sucher
Waterloo Street
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Ceodar Township
Sucher Hays
Christina
Regina Knipp
Peter Knaipp
Black Hawk County Guernsey Club
Cristina
Black Hawk County
Sucher
Knipp
Guernser Club
Lawrence ‘Knipp
Gilbertville
SEW CONTENDER IV GROUNDS CONTEST OF CO OPERATIVE PLANTS
New Hartford New York May 19 indications are that New Hartford Co operative creamery will be in the running when the creamery grounds contest judges make their decisions CM Reeves butter maker and manager has spent time improving the driveways planting shrubs and flower heads.
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New Hartford
Bremer County Farm Bureau Picnic Planned in Frederika
Bremer County Farm Bureau announces the annual picnic set for Thursday June 18 in Frederika. Speaker Hurten E Sweet ex congressman will attend in Waverly with Cedar Falls president Charlies K Hearst invited. Directors report record meeting and a major membership drive starting with a Tripoli rally.
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Frederika
Bremer County Farm Bureau
Board of Direct Lore
Waverly
Hurten
Sweet
Charlies K. Hearst
Cedar Falls
Iowa Farm’ Bureau Federation
Haseen
Sumner
Farm Bureau
Eyvery
Tripoli
tHnarst
Readityn
Runvass Maxfield Township
Janesville School
Tamworth Breeders Move Offices to Iowa From Illinois
Tamworth Swine association transfers from Carthage Illinois to Anesia Iowa and announces officer changes. WT Barr named secretary treasurer after a field of over ten candidates. board expands from five to seven. recording fees set at five dollars per pig for members and one dollar fifty for non members. J M Dowell elected president with Harry Propst vice president. executive committee named. Plans aim for stronger breed exhibit at fairs and shows. FLOM Haetzel, former secretary, intends to enter politics.
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Chicago
Tamworth Swine Association
Carthage
Anesia
WT. Barr
Amer
J. M. Dowell
Sarmour
7. FL
Tanworths
Harry Propst
Iowa City
T.G. Scheer
Bethany
M. Reed
L. Hb. Snyder
Oskaloosa
J. Bit Crum
Dallas City
Dowell
Flom. Haetzel
Allerney
Iowa Junior Clubs Shine in National News Coverage
National Boys and Girls Club News highlights Iowa junior activities including the Dairy Cattle Congress at Waterloo building calf exhibits and a junior show with 150 calves planned. The Town State fair provides 11 300 for premiums, and five special buildings including a 38 000 calf barn are used for the junior exhibit, with Iowa showing substantial budgets.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Inc
S. Estes
Town
Machinery dealers plan extensive exhibits at Dairy Cattle Congress
Exhibitors reserve more than 86 000 square feet of indoor floor space and 10 acres of outdoor land for the Dairy Cattle Congress to be held September 22 to 28. E B Estel, manager, reports most 1925 exhibitors will return or expand. Milking machines and cream separators will be prominently shown, with the industrial exhibit growing into a key educational feature.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Estel
State yield test plot at training school near Eldora Ja
A corn yield plot under the Town Corn and Small Grain Growers' association is located again this year at the state training school for boys near Eldora. The plot aims to determine the highest yielding corn varieties and includes corn from various parts of the state. Harding county farmers value the proximity of the plots.
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Eldora
State Training School For
Bose
Harding County
Weather factor in rise of prices seeds market reports
Unfavorable planting weather lifts corn and wheat prices. Corn receipts are small, prompting buying and sharp May deliveries. Wheat shows limited gains with late-hour firmness and a steady close amid mixed futures. oats remain firm. Provisions rise on higher hog prices.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Kent
Pagenten
Chicago and regional grain and livestock price notes
Wheat and corn prices quoted across Chicago New York and western markets with varied grades and futures, including hard red wheat at 1.07 to 1.16 in Chicago, No 2 yellow corn and oats figures, rye and cloverseed cash prices, lard and ribs values, plus regional bids from Omaha Sioux City Milwaukee and Toledo. Livestock prices show hogs firm to higher, cattle and sheep steady to slow, with packer bids around 5 to 6 dollars for various cattle and calves.
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Chicago
Eoe
New York
Grady and Way
Osa
Guy
Flora
Téd
Hogs and Cattle Prices Edge Higher Across Markets
Chicago and St Paul markets report mixed cattle and hog demand with hogs up to 15 cents higher on price spreads. receipts around 416,000 hogs and 24,000 cattle, with packers buying bulk and choosing better grades. Lambs and sheep show modest gains while overall tone remains cautious as buyers weigh current year demand.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Steens
Noralgain
Carly Batt
ST. Paul
St Paul
Minn
Kansas City Livestock Market Roundup I
Livestock prices show slow calf sales with steady to firm trends for steers and cows. Hog receipts rise with higher bid ranges. sheep receipts mix of native and Texas stock with softer bids. hay markets steady with varied alfalfa and clover prices in St. Louis and East St. Louis reporting firm to higher ranges.
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Kentucky
Stock market shows spotty trend with steel shares led by United States Steel
The stock market opened with renewed selling pressure on steel shares, lifting a cautious tone. United States Steel fell to 38, with most industrials easing modestly. Overland and Baldwin moved lower, while Anaconda Copper and Studebaker slipped as traders questioned political support for the soldier bonus.
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New York
Studebaker
Yellow Cab
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Whits Republic Steel
Davison Arnival
United States
Willis
United States Steel
Baldwin
Chicago & Northwestern
Allied Chemical & Dye
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Sekeetes Kingat
Way
Atl
Guif & W. Indies
Frourth
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Chandler Motors
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
St. Prat
China
Consolidated Gas
Crucible Steel Cuba Cane Sugar Pte
Erie
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors
di Great Northern
Ptd
USE States Steel
Witness Central
Inspiration Copper
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Mer. Marine
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International Paper Invincible
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Kennecott Comper
Dima Lesomotive
Louisville & Nastyilla
Mack Truck Marland
Maxwell Motors
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Tes
Missouri Pacific
York Central
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Cs Pan
American Patroleum
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Bid
Pure Gil Reading
Ste Republic Iron & She
Sears-Roebuck Sinclair Con
Southern Pacife Southern Railway Standard Gi
Intudebaker Corporation
Texas Co
Texas & Pacific Tobacco Products
Transcontinental
Union Pacific
Prices in New York and Chicago Today
New York and Chicago report varied dairy and poultry prices for May 19. Butter creamery posted highs around 36 to 39 cents in New York with extras and firsts noted. Chicago listings show butter at 36 to 41 cents, creamery extra and firsts, plus egg and cheese bids for twins and young Americas. Also listed are poultry items including dressed turkeys and chickens with multiple regional quotes and foreign exchange rates for New York.
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New York
Wisconsin
Americas
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Kensac City
Kansas City
St. Louis
Flour prices at spring patents rise in market notes
New York price report shows spring patent flour at 6.256 with clears. SR R.73 soft water straights and hardwin gotenia quoted around 76.25 Ya with limited clarity.
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New York
Omaha Livestock Receipts and Market Report Update
Market notes from Omaha Nebraska dated March 18 show cattle and hog receipts with mixed price movement. Hogs trended about 16 to 30 cents higher, while cattle sold unevenly with most classes steady to lower. Potatoes and New York loan rates also appear in the day’s market briefs.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Detter
Bovine TB Campaign to Start in Grundy County June
Meetings to discuss bovine tuberculosis in Grundy County are set for the first week of June led by H R Davidson, livestock commissioner of Chicago. A focal committee headed by Charles Stubbs will oversee meetings in Wellsburg Conrad Reinbeck Grundy Center and Dith, part of a regional eradication effort.
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Grundy Center
Grundy County
H.R. Davidson
Chicago
Charles Stubbs
Cc. C. Graham
Terral
S. Macy
Wellsburg
Conrad
Reinbeck
Grundy
Iowa
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