Smucker Shaulis Lead Dairy Herds in May Butterfat Totals
Smucker Shaulis herds top May butterfat production in the Pioneer Association with record figures. Rouse of Holstein, seven, produced 64.8 pounds of butterfat per last milking, the highest individual mark this month. Thomas Hansen again led the ten high producing herds with 43.2 pounds of butterfat per 16 Holsteins averaging 1,212 pounds of milk.
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Smucker
Shaulis
Rouse
Thomas
Hansen
M. Ll
Frost
Hansen-Merner
W. A. Bridee
J. T. Cunningham
Katy) Farm Company
Will Mumper
Thomas Hansen
Smucker-Shanks
Robinson's Milking Shorthorns Show Two Clean Tests
Charles Robinson of a southeast farm showcased Milking Shorthorns in two clean tests under state inspection. The vice inspector certified the herd as accredited after confirming reactor-free results in the tests conducted May 28.
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Robinson
Dosup
Charles Robinson
Pelther
Piakes
Rural Mail Carriers to Gather Hog and Farm Data
A June 2 survey by rural mail carriers for the U S Department of Agriculture will collect farm returns on hog production dairy cows and draft horses on each route. The program aims to produce a sample picture of 1824 spring pig crop and provide data to guide marketing and feeding decisions.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Waterloo
Farmers Questions and Comments Invited
Address communications to Easter Farm Department of the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo. The notice provides a form of public input and a contact phone number 5104 for correspondence.
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Easter Farm Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Tawa
Black Hawk Gale Club Set to Meet for Calf Project
Black Hawk County 4H and dairy club members planned a Saturday meeting at 12:10 PM led by county agent A A Horger. The session will decide a farm visit and discuss calf care for exhibition, with 28 local youths already enrolled and showing Ayrshire, Guernsey, and Holstein stock, plus at least one Jersey.
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Black Hawk
Darcy Cale Clit
A.A. Horger
Urim
Wackawk County
Tve
Vlood
Vera Spies
Dunker- Fan
Golinvaux Sells Guernsey Bull to Clayton Co Men
Golinvaux sells a seven month old Guernsey bull calf to Kyale Brothers of Ridgeway Iowa Winneshiek county. The purchase aims to boost dairying with high breeding value. The calf traces to dairy champions including Tairy Maid of Pinehurst and Memento of Highland Race and is backed by strong demand seen at the national Guernsey auction in Chicago.
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Golinvaux
Kyale ‘Brothers
Ridgew
Winneshiek County
Claxton County
Dark
Winneshie
Kyale Brothers
Tairy Maid of
Pinehurst
Memento
Ith Cattle Congress
Vax
Hundreds Sign Up as Farm Bureaus Grow
Mer Mories May 29 reports county farm bureaus ran membership campaigns yielding hundreds of new members. The federation expects increased interest and broader work with more farmers joining, aiding state programs like cattle tuberculosis tests and related services.
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Mer Mories
Usnally
R K Bliss to Talk at Orange Picnic
R K Bliss head of Iowa agricultural extension Ames will address at 11 a m and a Waterloo vs Orange high school game tops the afternoon program at the grove near the schoolhouse Tomorrow evening a community band will provide music Yesterday marked the last day of school for the year In Farmer Iowa the Mt Vernon Township Farm Bureau meets at the hall tomorrow night with a program and ice cream planned
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Orance Township
Moenie
RK. Bliss
Lowa Agricultural Extension
Ames
Waterloo
Orange High School
Farmer
Mt. Vernon
Guernsey Owners to Attend Polk County Annual Picnic
Guernsey breeders across the state are invited to a June 11 event at Compton Brothers farm near Valley Junction. The program includes tours, talks by Ames experts, calf and heifer judging, and silver trophies from the Valley Junction Commercial Club. Breeders from Waterloo are among those expected to attend the educational picnic and summer show.
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Joe Golinvauxy
Colin
Iowa Guernattle Club
Ang Guern- Hey
Compton Brothers’ Farm
Valley Junction
Hes Moines
Iowa
Arto
Compton Brothers
Compton Fara
Mountain Brothers
Compton's
A. J H. Minnis
Valley Junction Commercial
Marsh
Schdress
Wy Robinson
Viledlee
Dades
Tre Gernsey
UU. Tf. Kildee
Laws Suite College
Ames
Garl Weaver
Cairll
B. Finlay
Judgeis Boys
Wildeag
Askew Drug Store
J. &. Compton
Bante
Vailey Utretion
iWreeders
Waterloo
Official List of Shorthorn Breed Judges Named
Lowans report an approved judges list issued for Shorthorn breeders. The roster includes college men and breeders such as Dean C. F. Curtiss Ames Prof A H Wildes Am John Garden Wapello Harry Hopley Atlantis William Milne Mt. Pleasant and C A Oldsen Wall Lake.
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Sioux City
Moaney
Agricultural College
Dean C. F. Curtiss
Ames
A. H. Wildes
John Garden
Wapeilo
Harry Hopley
Atlantis
William Milne
Mt. Pleasant
A. Oldsen
Wall Lake
Fayette County Girls Clubs Expand to Eight Townships
May 28 report lists Seall Jefferson Burlan Fremont Smithfield Center and Windsor as forming girls clubs this year in Fayette County. This marks an increase from last year when farm girls organizations began. Interested parties should contact Mrs Bart Hall county chairman or the agent Circle Cons.
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Fayette
Fayette County
Seall
Jefferson
Uarlan
Fremont
Smithfield
Center
Windsor
Sean
Bart Hall
Circle Cons
Fairfield Man Welle on Ninety-Sixth Birthday
Fairfield Ta May 29 Cran more W Gage oldest citizen celebrates his ninety six birthday today He came here 85 years ago when town had built barrens and land could be entered for 12 50 an acre He is in good health and attends all sessions of assembly. Petty thefts were reported last night with several stolen from Edward Nickleberg Ralph Elsworth and Douglas Mowbray A handbag and $9 were stolen from Mrs Fred Wimber and two top coal lumps were taken from Paul Simpson's car.
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Fairfield
Cranmore
Petty
Edward 1Ickelberg
Ralph Elsworth
Douglas Mowbray
Fred Wimber
Washington Street
Paul Simpson
Fifth Street
Buying Orders Spark Moderate Reversal in Chicago Markets
Chicago trading showed mixed action as buying orders for September and July contracts supported prices after early declines. Corn and oats firmed on favorable crop outlook and thin offerings, while hogs in East St. Louis saw steady to higher prices with strong demand for packers and feeders.
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Associated Press
Chieapo
Iftoy
MW @ ee
Iowa
Sac
Livestock market report from St Joseph shows mixed cattle bids
Receipts include cattle and sheep with steady to higher bids. Feeder stock and cows meet steady demand. hogs show strength at top price levels. Market closes with varied futures: July 29.65, October 25.45, December 25.7, March 25.48. New York trading volumes cited.
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New York
Picnic Planned by Cedar Township Girls Club
Cedar township girls club members plan a Thursday picnic at Miller Creek as announced yesterday. Mrs. Isabella Stewart of Waterloo spent a few days with her son James, and other small notes mention area residents and market quotes from Waterloo and broader grain prices across New York, Chicago, Minneapolis, and Kansas City.
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Washburn
Girls’ Club
Cedar Township
Miller Creek
Waterloo
Pitta
Waterton Co-op
Stearn Holfers
Wayaee
Rath Packne Co
Wason
Lift & Co
Paul
Apna Vette
Cummings
Isabella Stewart
James
Hettie Matthews
Grandby
Raitless Ring
Conrad
Cletus
James A. Garfield
Hogs Strong to 5-15c Up Best Steers Up 10-25c
Chicago markets show hogs gaining 5 to 15 cents with strong demand from large packers. Cattle receipts around 3,100 with steer prices up to 11 dollars and yearlings steady. sheep demand steady to strong with spring lambs around 16.50 to 16.75. Kansas City and St. Louis reports mixed livestock activity and varied price shifts across beef and hog markets.
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Associated Press
Chicago
LVES
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts May 29
Produce prices listed for Chicago and New York markets include creamery products with various grades and extras, cheese with multiple flats and grades, butter and eggs receipts, and poultry prices. Southern and western markets show declines and mixed movements with foreign exchange and stock market notes included for context.
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Chicago
New York
Bukter
Steardy
Galted
Ussalted
Young Americas
St. Louis
Powltty
Springs
Kansas City
Kansas
le Buller
Bank Clearings and New York Flour Prices Reported
Waterloo clearing figures for the week ending May 2 1924 are released by the Waterloo Clearing House association. New York markets show mills prices for flour and related grades across spellings including strong spring patents and various winter straights with listed clears and price ranges.
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Waterloo Bank Clearings
Waterloo Clearing House Association
New York
Sioux City Livestock Market Report May 29
Sioux Gite Ia May 29 4 CATTLE Racelots 1 900 market active tilt ers steady strong stockers weak teers and ve RL ne e fat cows and heifers cutters feeders stocker yearlings and wet pl 50 750 fowting cows and neter a Leni pts 5 000 market 3 top 7.00 bulk of sales 3 lights 6.50 66.55 scan 100s Re 7 0ve SOG Receipts 100 marnet 316.00
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Sioux City
Sioux Gite
Jkllers
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