Iowa fairs dot the summer calendar with many events
Des Moines May 20 Associated Press reports more than 10 Iowa county and sectional fairs plus state events. The Iowa State Fair and Exposition Aug 20 to 29 is the centerpiece, with Mississippi Valley Fair Davenport Aug 1 to 16, Interstate Fair Sep 14 to 20, and numerous county fairs from July into September. Details list Adair Greenfield Sep 9-22 Adair Corning Sept 30-11 Allamakee Waukon Aug 12-15 Audubon Audubon Sept 9-12 and many others across the state.
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Communicating to Foster Farm Department ad urged
An item from the Wartorian Evening Courier of Warrington, Iowa, urges readers to contact the Foster Farm Department. The notice provides a phone number 5100 for inquiries and emphasizes community engagement with agricultural services.
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Towa
Young Guernsey Bull Sells for 35900 at Waterloo Breed Sale
A Waterloo consignor led a strong Guernsey cattle auction with Cherub's Nonpareil toping at 35900. Other notable lots included Cherry Sloom at 1400 and Heather Bolle at 1000, purchased by J. Tenny and Rueping respectively, as buyers from New York and Pond du Lac attended.
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Ure
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New York
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Dairy Interests Promote Purebred Sire Campaign in Iowa
Iowa dairy leaders formed the Purebred Dairy Sire Association at Des Moines to boost purebred bulls for improved production and type. Key officers include D. Hadtes as chairman and B. Finney as secretary. The drive aims to raise about 3000 dollars to launch operations with support from creameries and allied groups. Minnesota and Wisconsin examples cited show sales and demonstrations aiding farmer adoption. In Mitchell and Howard counties, calf clubs distributed purebred Holstein, Guernsey, and Holstein heifers to 14 Mitchell county members, with plans to exhibit at Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo and to share stock among counties to ensure fair opportunities.
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Realry
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Mitchell Elih
Dairy Cattle Congress
Clit
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Stacsville
Uernseys
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Saratoga
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Resco
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Iuniors
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Howard Touney
Wheat and corn futures rise on cold weather and McNary Haugen bill
Chicago and New York markets show firming grain prices as cold weather boosts buying and exporters lift bids. Wheat advances with July and September contracts while corn posts fresh highs before retreating. oats and rye follow mixed moves. Provisions hold steady as hog values influence value, and Chicago buyers charter a ship to bring 100,000 bushels of corn from Duluth to Chicago.
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Kansas City Livestock Prices and Market Notes
Report from Kansas City shows cattle receipts near 11 900 head with steer bids weak to steady. Calves and heifers mixed, heavy demand for medium grades, packing pigs up. Sheep receipts around 5 000 with lambs uneven but generally steady. top offerings include best natives and springers. Potato market in Chicago steady with Idaho Russets soft. total US shipments around 478 cars. new stock from Alabama and Louisiana mixed.
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United States
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Idaha
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Associated Press
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Stocks Slump After Soldier Bonus Bill Passes
New York May 20. Passage of the soldier bonus bill over the president's veto triggered a heavy selloff in the stock market. Opening prices for leading issues fell 1 to 4% points with American Sugar Refining, Gulf States Steel, Davison Chemical and others dropping. A late-session recovery pared losses but the day closed weak as short selling continued and rails remained firmer.
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Pullman
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Packard
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American Car & Foundry
American International Corp
American Locomotive
American Smelting & Tef
American Sugar
American T. & T
American Tobacco
American Woolen Amiconda Copper Afchisonm
Ail Gulf & W. Indies
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio - Bethlehem Steel
Palifornia Petraieunt
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Cerro Do Pasco Copper
Chandler Motors
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Chicago
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Chile
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Wat Ae
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International Paper
Tavineibie Oil
Weily-Springfield Tire
Kennecott Copper
Lima Locomotive
Louisville & Nashville Mack Truckee Martand OF
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Purebred Guernsey Heifers Bring Big Smile to Club Boys
Cedar Walls May 2. Rahett and Richard Suchee two twin boys of Mr and Mrs H F Bucher received purebred Guernsey heifers from Wisconsin via a stock truck. The calves, Septembers, rank similar in size with straight hides and deep shoulders. Delivered at Cedar Falls for about 156 each, dairy men expect strong showring potential though Lowans value locally sourced stock less. The boys joined the Wack Tawk County Guernsey Club and new heifers are seen as promising, pending good care and feeding.
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Tawa State Dairy Association
Sueher
New Mortford
Rutter
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Cate Congress
Hogs Top $11.25 as 23 000 Chicago cattle run noted
Chicago reports show hogs steady to mixed with barrows and gilts topping at 11.25 while receipts reach 23 000. In addition cattle futures at Omaha record moderate activity and steer prices around 11.25 for early heavy offerings. Lambs hold firm with heavy clipped and spring weights contributing top ranges.
Produce Prices in New York and Chicago Today
New York and Chicago markets dated May 20 show butter and cheese prices with creamery and salt variations. In New York, butter is up with creamery types higher and various grades listed. cheese remains steady with several grades noted. Foreign exchange and livestock prices also appear, alongside sugar, loans, and futures figures for the day.
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Community Notes From Waterl to Waterloo Visitors
Washburn and area folks spent Sunday with relatives and friends. J Murphy and family, Jay Hiteman and son from Waterton, Burr and Lester Burr from Traer, Helen Wildes visiting her mother Mrs Howard Wildes, J Mroo and Mrs ine Michel visiting G Hanson home, Lawrence Stummel from Waterloo, Mrs Mike Scott and daughter from Waterloo visited Vincent Drigql, Mark Delaney and Jack Fegie of Waterlolo spent Friday at George Morris home.
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Lester Burr
Traer
Helen Wildes
Waterloo
Howard Wildes
J Mroo
Ine Michel
von pCliel
G. Hanson
Lawrence Stummel
Mike Scott
Accares Waterloo
Vincent Drigcql
Mark Delaney
Jack Fegie
Waterlolo
George Aforris
Chinese Cabbage Offers Gardener Improved Variety
Gardeners seek late salads as weather delays fall crops. Chinese cabbage and endive remain popular for fall harvests. sow cabbage in May or June for best results and blanch hearts later. Endive can be grown but lettuce is preferred. space plants about a foot apart and transplant twice for best heads. For small gardens, 5 to 9 plants yield ample salad. corn salad offers another attractive fall option worth trial.
Sioux City Livestock Market Report May 20
Sioux City livestock receipts show feeder cattle weak to lower with steers and yearlings around 7.00 to 7.74. Fat cows and heifers remain 5.00 to 6.00, feeders 3.0 to 7.0, and top cattle near 7.30 with slight price movement seen.
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Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Economics
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Cattie
Sioux City
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