Judges chosen for dairy club calves show at Dairy Cattle Congress
O G Schatter and Harald R Searles of the University of Minnesota will judge the 4-H dairy club show at Dairy Cattle Congress, Sept 27 to Oct 3, with Cooper assisting in Holstein placements and Finley aiding Guernsey judges. The article also notes growing dairy club participation across Iowa with new clubs planned in numerous counties and a junior judging test debut at the congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. G. Schatter
Harald R. Searles
University of Minnesota
Dairy Club
Dairy Cattle Congress
Floyd’ Johnston
Tawa State Dairy Association
Get
Get. Marl Cooper, Diretor of Extension of, Molstelu Lries
Ian Breeders’ Association of America
BS Finley
America
Guernsey’ Cattle Club
Shelp
Johnston
Dalry
Heife
Esyeib
Inihe
Representi Ye
Aship
Star
Sean
Holstein
Buena Vista
Pund
Guernsey
Dickinson
Jersey
Emmet
Palo Alto
Howard
Hawk
Ayrshire
Butler
Hardin
Hamilton
Calhoun
Sac
Carroll
Greene
Benton
Joel
Lee
Lucas
Hinggold
Wayne
110 Acres Onions Near Clear Lake Market Update
Sam Kennedy of Great Lake has nearly finished planning 110 acres of onions, four and a half acres of potatoes, sixteen acres of sugar beets, and twenty six of broccoli. Last year Kennedy shipped two carloads of onions and forty carloads of other produce from his 206 day farm operation near Clear Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Lake
Sam Kennedy
Great Lake
Kennedy
Fifteen Carloads Soil Builder for Land This Spring
Manchester Indiana May 14 Spu viai A survey of soil fertilizer trials at the M By Nelspan fort east of Manchester shows a cooperative extension effort with new fertilizer combinations. Fifteen tons of commercial fertilizer used in Delaware county this spring. Cory test plots include eight plots for 36 varieties of corn planted by hand with three kernels per hill to evaluate performance under different soil treatments. Miss Manrence Fortius of the extension service leads a home furnishing lessons for the county girls clubs. The 11 girls clubs plan a rally day and township farm bureau leaders will meet with Avis Talcott June 8 at 2 PM in the farm bureau office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Spuviai
Nelspan Fort
Delaware County
Cory
Davey Farm
Manrence Fortius
Dune’ di
Avis Talcott
Assiathit
Farm Bureau
Farmer Solves Guernsey Sale Gains High Prices
An auction of Guernsey cattle drew Illinois and Minnesota breeders, with top lots reaching $5,000 for May Rose Cherub and $7,675 for another bid. Notable buyers included Mrs Chauncey McCormick and G N Darton. A Wisconsin farmer sold a cow for 2160, amid broader praise for the one day test boosting efficiency.
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Guernsey
Catie Cinb
Illinois
Minnesota
Chaunucey McCormicck
Chicago
Saperville
May Rose Cherub
Grangeville Quernsey Farm
Idaho
G. N. Darton
Minneapolis
Ning
J. GO. Penney
Hopewell Junction
Nio N
Bough
Wisconsin
August Josoyuah
Wis
Charles Li
Penney
Je@hanit
Fayette Appoints Junior Club Agent Ferguson in Iowa State ties
Roland Ferguson begins duties as junior club agent for Payette and Blackhawk counties in Iowa, after four years at Iowa State College. He will split time between the counties, focusing on dairy and poultry clubs, with Pig and Beef clubs added later. The State extension service covers his salary. counties pay expenses. Ferguson, once dairy secretary of the Iowa State Dairy Association, plans to work with local leaders and extend dairy and girl’s club programs, while a northern Iowa effort runs similarly. A separate note mentions calcium cyanide demonstrations for rodent control at Cobie farm, with County Agent oversight and delays depending on attendance.
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Roland. C. Ferguson
Laurens. Ta
Iowa State College
Payette
Blackhawk
J. N. Uban
B. W. Lodwick
Fayette
John Quist
Ames
Wayette
Fayette County
Ferguson
Jack Blank
Cedar. Falls
Im Payette
West
Quist
Uban
Verguson
Lows
Heed Fe
Liuld
Iowa State Dairy Association
Grusby Center
Cobie Farm
Cobie
Farmers Questions Invited By Edster Farm Department
Readable text invites questions and comments directed to Edster Farm Department with a Waterloo Iowa header and a contact method. The fragment suggests a public inquiry or outreach note from a farming or agricultural agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edster Farm Department
Aterson Eventax Courier
Waterloo
Towa
Co op butter plan to market state brand butter
Ada Northfield area co operatives plan to form a marketing organization for state brand butter. Seven creameries adopted by laws at a Northwood meeting. eight more expected to join. Clyde Bechtelheimer will seek sales in Chicago to establish markets and lift prices for farmers.
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Logeier
Northwood
North- 1
Manly
Yenolt
Uke
Mills
Plymouth
Algona
Grafton
Wnd
Whittimore
Auindiedize
Bolton
Thel State Extension Service
Clyde Bechtelheimer
Iowa
New Creamery to Open in Traer June First
A new farmers cooperative creamery will take over Neilson Brothers plant in Traer and begin operating June 1. About 325 farmers owning 1700 cows subscribed the $8,000 needed. Directors include Wood Stark Powell Niemeier and Wilt Henderson. Cream routes not yet set, butter production already runs at 251000 pounds last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traer
Powell
Farmers’ 'Co-Operative
Sociation
Avill
Neilson Brothers
Stark
Abd R. C. l Wood
Wood
Niemeier
Wilt Henderson
Eldora, Hubbard and
Stue Center
Ani
L Nired
Hay Crop Shortage Likely Due to Drought Conditions
Fields of alfalfa show resilience while pastures and hay crops suffer after a long dry spell ended by recent rain. Observers report uncertain harvests as oats and corn remain comparatively uninjured. Farmers describe soil cracking and bricklike clods from moisture loss after wind and drought, complicating early planting and plowing efforts.
Fayette Holstein herd to appear at show this season
Fayette County Holstein breeders Browder, Piimson, and Seeley form a committee to survey facilities for a show herd. May 27 through 28, Line Pant Stewart Maynard plans to exhibit a herd of his own. Some stock will be culled after initial years, and travel teams expect to face fewer buyers and potential buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saison Fayette County Holstein Browder
Piimson
Frank Seeley
Stewart Maynard
Wheat Prices Fall Amid Lacking Support and Weak Demand
Chicago May 19 Wheat prices fell after a weak session as buyers offered little support despite dry weather in the southwest. Sluggish demand at the seaboard, Kansas City selling for May delivery, and a Duluth to Chicago cargo on route weighed on the market. Corn and oats dipped later, while overall stocks in North America remained ample. The market turned higher late on fresh buying and lean futures, with a continued pull from a reduced visible wheat supply and favorable European and Canadian offers.
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Chicago
Seaboard
Kansas City
Duluth
Chilenio
Norts America
Winnipes
United States
Cannae
Uns
Ruvone
Board of Trade Cash Quotations May 1
Cash price list for grains and seeds with wheat and rye quotations, corn, oats, white and yellow varieties, and timothy and clover seeds. Includes numbers such as rye at 17.50, timothyseed 5.20 to 7.00, meadowseed 27.00, and other commodity values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Burley
Pyay Ln Hous
Lars FD
Heavy Hogs Lead In Price Advance In Chicago Market
Report from Chicago in May describes hog receipts around 11 000 with uneven weights and gains. Heavy hogs show price advances with top quotes near 14.10 to 14.40 per 100 pounds, packers bidding up and select hogs rising amid light weights. Cattle receipts near 9 000 with steers steady to higher and heifers firm, while sheep receipts around 6 000 with strong to higher prices for fat lambs and yearlings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. - Catt
California
Gore of New Low Stock Prices at St Paul Livestock
Receipts at St Paul market show 3,260 fed steers and yearlings, demand steady to higher in parts, top prices around 40 to 7.28 with strong demand for heavy cattle. Cow and heifer trading slow to steady, feeders and stockers mixed, receipts about 3,800 with weights 149 to 183 pounds averaging around 14.00. In markets, New York stocks trend weak with many leaders down and several steel and chemical shares hitting new lows, call money around 2 percent, while a few motor and commodity issues show modest gains. Reports cite Lamson & Co. as representative brokers and note activity in Kansas City and other regional markets.
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ST. Paul
South
T. Paw
Marin
Ulleventy
Tae Nigher
Medan
New York
United States
Foundation
General
Kectei
Woolworth
Frepublic Steel
Adams Express
Shattuck
Vicksburg
Shreveport
Pacific
Rai
Lowes
U.S. Steel
General Slectric
Seiders
Sinn Motor OH Alliance
Hudson Motors
Genent Mtors
Dodge
Atlantic Helmiage
Intiar Rerteblag
National Biscuit
Pranus
Doman
Sterling
Resuhe Vinat Eules
Voday
Chile
Chrysler Carp
Coca Cola
Colorado Fuel
Consolidated Gas
Corn
Crucible Steel
Cuba
Kid Dodge Bros! A
du Pont de Nemoure Electric Pan
Players Wish Rubber
Foundation Co
General Asphalt
Eaves
Gulf States Steel Hudsern Motors
Hwilats Central
Indapendant
U.int
Comibustion Lr
Tnt
Flarvester Agm
Ota
Kane & Taxis Miskouri Pacific
Aintgomers Ward
Norfolk & We Nor
American Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
ree-Arrow Motor Radio Carpoool
Trenetleige
Kici Railway
Westinghouse
White Motor Willys-Cive Woolworth
Peoria Livestock Hog Receipts and Prices Report
Hogs receipts reach about 2000 with prices showing gains. The report notes bidders and bidders and varies by weight class with mentions of stags and stables. Market activity appears steady with certain lots around $15,001 in value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria Livestock Vicostal
Param Lind
Storters Ty Real Toy
Omaha Livestock Receipts and Prices Slide Through Fall
Fall cattle and hog receipts at Omaha show prices mixed with turn lower for fed steers and heifers while bulls, sows, and cutters move varied. Demand remains uneven as buyers hold back on top lots, with occasional strong demand for select stock and feeders amid fluctuating market tones.
East St. Louis Livestock Market Report Fragment
Livestock receipts at East St Louis show cattle and sheep activity with prices. Cattle top around $9.25 for steers while cows and heifers bring lower bids. hogs and pigs trade around $14.50 per hundredweight and up. Sheep see gains with fed lambs near $15.00 and ewes around $7.50. Market tone indicates generally steady to higher movement across categories.
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Joseph
Provisions and milk creamery price notes from May market
A May market note from Saw York reports receipts and creamery prices higher than prior estimates. Details include firsts and seconds quality, fresh gathering, storage, and packed outputs from Chicago and St. Louis areas. Mentions licenses, poultry, and other livestock terms with a focus on dairy products and price references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Fifa
Notice of Black Hawk County primary election June 7 1926
Notice to qualified electors of Black Hawk County Iowa that a vermars primary election will be held at polling places in all precincts on Monday June 7 1926. Polls open 7 9 and 9 0 a m to 8 0 p m in Waterlon Cedar Walls and other precincts. Nominations by Republican and Democratic parties for offices including United States senator governor lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor state treasurer attorney general secretary of agriculture superintendent of public instruction railroad commissioners representative in congress two state senators and representatives county officers and judges. Delegates to county convention. Official seal and date of May 1927.
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aMarrean
Witertoo
Jan
Blackawk
Iowa
Regia
Black Hawk
Oeloeck
Waterlon
Cedar Walls
United States
Ingteuc-“4orks
Waterloo Markets Grain and Live Stock Prices
From Waterloo Mills Co and Water Packing Co. Grain prices listed for wheat, corn, flour, butter, lard, potatoes, poultry, and hay. Prices shown for various items including hogs, beef, and wool. notes include measurements and packaging terms.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Mins Co
Voultry Kraiters
Wart Packing CO
Rath
Ebay
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C. G. Schaffer
H. R. Searles
Cattle Congress
Kossuth
Winneshiek
Hancock
Worth
Cerro Gordo
Mitchell
L Holstein
AgyTshire
Clayton
Dubuque
Buchanan
Webster
Linn
Poweshiek
Polk
Guernseyc
Dallas
Guithrie
Uolstein
Guerk Adair
Maha
Waneko
Boone
Y York
Anne
Wyonys
New, York
Benes
Aawesried
Vresodonia
Moinestie Bexas Elvan
Urihe Associated Press
Westerlay
Beilins
Sioux Gity Livestock
Lamson Eves, & Co
Marsh-Place
A. Morey
Gore
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas Che
Mary
Cluts
Arizona
SLETH
Pines
Daneele
Arizons
Lavesa
Omaha Livestock
Omana
Silgu
ST. Joseph ‘Livestock
France
Side
Belgium
Holand
Liberty York
Clitersa
Lenis
Alo
Tirte Tower
Abe
Congress
Ira
Que
Samu
Whesler
Diesteive
Veade
Trikes
Danyt
Duc Chis
Tait
OW. Mshers
Blakfinwk County
Own
Chelago
Bernaddti
Marke
Alinnescue
Jsackeil
Toledo snEns
Toledo
Chal
Shethy
Corre
Hantus
Asky
Sierdy
Fuls
Ber
R. C. Hutchison
Farm Loans and Insurance
Black Hawk Loan Company
Sri Winar Lafayette Bite
Atvens
Hartford
Matai Co-Operative Creamery Campings
New Wartfoul
Addlvon
Vlecks
Felt
Jou, Cormingan
Chris Woltz
J. -1, Bergman
Hepiire Hemmingsen
Vyrd Tiyrsey
Main Street
Burger & Larson
Cedar Falls
Tows
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