Meat Breeds Get Premium Price at Poultry Market
The Poultry Record Club tour near Waterloo and Cedar Falls examined meat and egg breed lines. Grow discussed breed choices and meat quality while Speer showcased a waterer and brooder innovations. Observers studied egg marketing at A. W. Mullan ranch and noted varied vigor, color, and carcass traits influencing market value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Poultry Record Clock Association
Oscar Grow
Cedar Falls
Mer
Grow
Graw
Hog Market Activity Mixed Across Slaughter and Feeds
Incoming receipts and market chatter show hog trade active with prices steady to lower. Reports note uneven demand across regions, stronger movement for heavy feeders, and shifting packer interest as supplies tighten in parts of the Missouri and eastern markets.
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Wishington
D. C
United States
Missouri
Paelie
Department of wEvienture
Denand
al Sound
Mose East
Ghio
Sapien
Albys
Boston
Pittsburgh
Alfatta
Onna
Louis
Farmers Should Include Fresh Fruit At Breakfast Says Expert
A Iowa State College home economist urges farmers to add fruit to their heavy farm breakfasts. She notes fruit aids nutrition and suggests seasonal options like strawberries and oranges. Children with manual labor should avoid heavy meals and instead have cereal and milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opraparlog
Hedlow
Tua M. Shilling
Ecaonomus Division
Lowa State College
Stand of Corn Is Good for Benton County's Growers
Stand of corn in Benton county is expected to be good. Seed corn testing stations in Denton county have operated since February with Vinton reporting uninterrupted testing since February 1 and Keystone starting March 1. About 1,000 bushels tested at Vinton and 500 to 600 bushels at Keystone, with several farm testing plants active across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Denton County
Keystone
Rom
Baldridge
George Hevner
B.arper
al A. Wilson
Mt. Auburn
Gow
Rknoke
Kouba Brothers
Luzerne
CHEM_ Heller
Belle, Plaine
Benton County
Bremer Farmers Radio Broadcast From Ames Station
Bremer County Farm bureau members will broadcast from WOI Ames Station on June 10. A tour of farm folks will start in Bremer county and travel to the state institution. Adults and 4 H members will gather at dawn, travel to Ames, dine on grounds, and view educational work. A Butler county farmer group may join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Bremer County
Farm Bureau
Cat Lows Sta. Collect
Ames
CBC
Tinga
Agen
Butler Counts
Farm Women Start Project Work With Help From Specialist
Randalia May 31. Farm women of the town hold a home project work class under the direction of Mrs May Green Ames. Leaders will receive one lesson this year and will be demonstrated in June. They will prepare for the entire course in home furnishings starting January 1927. Officers elected include garden project reader L Fihur publicity ch Mrs I J Llewelyn school district cooperators Mine Bitel Evert Sweeny Be Reo Turner My Talcott and Albert Genner Incal waders Mies He ate ArIan Evert Corsepits Walter Renwick Albert Benter and Hugh Maton.
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Randalia
May Green
Ames
L. Fihur
Llewelyn
Bitel
Evert Sweeny
Reo Turner
Talcott
Albert
Mies
Evert
Walter Renwick
Albert Benter
Ann Hugh Maton
S W Girls Club Starts 1926 Season
Fragmented OCR lists officers and members for the S W Girls Club 1926 season with names like Madaline Pint, Martha Sue, Frances Bhe, Martha, treasurer Punah, and mentions refreshment duties and officers. readable items include Milles, Miller, Meg, Elizabeth, and others amid garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Girls
Dent
Irda Township
Wis
Marthas
Frances Bhe
Martha Suea
Punah
Je Milley
Sevanan
Tie Lanptle Miller
Marie
Izabeth
Farmers Correspondence Fragments Incomplete
Fragmentary OCR reads like a rural editor’s note from a farm department column. Mentions communication, editors, and evening editions with unclear place names and dates. Readable details point to farm news and reader questions about farming practices and local markets.
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Waterion Evening
Wat Efon
Jo Phong Zing
Guernseys to be exhibited at Iowa breeders show
Four head of choice Guernseys to be moved by wagon from Watirloo to Aleway farm near Newton for the Iowa Guernsey Breeders Association show on Friday June. The event features a heifer and a young bull, with additional entries from Marsh farm. A speaking program will follow and Iowa State College’s Bari Weave will discuss dairy husbandry.
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Watirloo
Aleway Farm
Newton
Swmmer
Iowa
Guernsey Breeders’ Association
Micah
Fou Galinvaux
Gallnvaux
We Marsh Farm
Bari Weave
Iowa State College
Moun Wain Brothers
Des Moines
State Association
Toledo soybean storage ties to next crop plans
In Toledo plans, a soybean mill sponsor contracts 400 acres at about 1.20 a bushel for farmers to grow soybeans this season. The operation expects seed for ext.erson and storage of beans this year with larger acreage and factory startup anticipated. Manchu beans are planted by collaborating farmers with acreages from one to 25 per farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Tas
Counties Change Agents and Hire Club Specialist
Five counties report changes in county agents and new club specialists. Lisle S. Duncan becomes county agent of Wapello County replacing Rolla F. Pickford. Lisle Duncan previously taught agriculture at Columbus City. Duncan will guide 4 H and farm youth programs in Wapello.
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Mills
Wahpello
Johnson
Black Hawk
Fayette
Mills County
Uyzer
Storm Lake
T Hyzer
Buena Vista County
Wisconsin
Guernsey Castle
Lisle S. Duncan
Columbus Titetion
Wapello County
Rolla F. Pickford
Harley T Wunt
Bunty
Salumson
Partners’ Sales& Service Company
R. CL ¥On
Laurens
Girs
Potatoes Acreage Squeezed by High Seed Prices
A 1926 potato acreage report from the U S Department of Agriculture shows only a 4.2 percent rise in acreage versus 1925, despite expectations of a 15 to 20 percent gain due to record prices. Growers face the dilemma of expanding acreage amid costly seed and uncertain returns. Some fear maintaining current acreage may force selling expensive stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department Jet Agriculture
Demonstrations on farm pest warfare in Basile Westerine area
Reports describe planned demonstrations to show pumping hide gas to eradicate rats groundhogs and similar farm pests. Events slated Friday morning at Ryan farm Basile Westerine township and an afternoon session at Dunwald Waee Waterline Towne with a possible third display in Waterline area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Furcher
Ryan
Bas! Westerine
Dunwald Waee
Waterline Towne
Waterton City Council Proceedings May 19 1N
City officials discuss amendments to the paving ordinance to allow waterworks or self-provision. Items include street repairs, street lighting, and curb and gutter maintenance. Several petitions and applications are received, referred, or approved, with committee actions on paving, water, and sewer projects.
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Tigh
Morris Stealty Company
Goenpral
G. A. Ailes
Phamber
Hiyndy
Hk Gais
Link
Sint
Tay
Chas. Wagson
Wardwus
Pes
Uschulty
Peck
Hough
Mish
Lawson
Motarhie
Robinson
Barber Rt
Brranac Paving Company
Barber
Berteh- Street
Dearborn Construction Company
Chygineer Barber
Woonlia
Citi Angineer
Toehchey
Fourth Street
Tobach & Gri
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Amerean Legion
Wish
Arlane
Waterloo
Waterton
Vel
Jit
Twovlal Sion
Atayav
Tibbits
Bleigh
Linson
Bnilding & Lown Assn
The
Furtun Yellow Cab Company
Jaeceeenrs
Ava Grystat
Fae
Hawthorne Y
Peon West
Eighth
Richard Bullagat
Anen Street
Abba Street
Fifth Street
Leavitt Street
Jay
Ganeust Streat
Geo
Aeress
Lewin
Rhehl
Dawson
Brandwas, Parker, Cranes
Burin Wies
Waced
Aid
Comaniites
Moetten
Wousmaarientiien Fran Tnvestmient Company
Bs Ugo
Potiog
Cronsina
Adkins
Bae Ly
Wasis Drs
Chas
Cin Eotien
Sisitiue
Mito
Atel
Fearne Srebys
Ogi
Vty
Perini
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A.W. Mullan
Cedar Heights
Mae Dan
Ars
Resent
Witerted
Karlzeilhoefer Place
Will Pattison
Rainbow Drive
Mudans
Cedar Heights Park
W. E. Shalis
Texas
Wweneral
Adams Paper & Spec. Co
Allen Prinit
Shepherd Oil “Co
EAS & A. Berkles Raw
Hat
Hawk Ot
S. Grenison
Fred Brinker
Paul
M. Erpents
John Carpettier
Pwer & Ish
Lorene Chale
Cale
Fin Marie Kooser
Mupek-Levin
Fountain
Silyt Rath
Nemvoceh
M.A. Warker
Maiti Parrot
Mary de Reed
Sheitrivk Dharm
Suechart Tire
Dan Brieg
Rinine
Grein
Winn
Bartrett
Cinkersens
Wassip
Ben Moe
Barlow
Bartlett
Lawer & Bghy
Nap
Tmi
Ate Ag Prarl Pax
Weonry Sts
Rew Marx
Ay Lewis
Tabor Encores
Labor
Wabor
Silatingtyres Vener
W.ob. Fields
Isbor
Henry Stetfems
Bubpor Bey Marx
Iho
Pert Seusley
Bilur Tm Reis
Febor Ai Stulaey
Dabor A
Jmelds
Hebor
Moody
Lebor
Baert
Malina Roe Jalchyy
Pwer
Lght Cay
Stewart Louglas Chug
Abebes
Erb Co
Phigs
Sint Te Lolachid
Taman
Gene
Paver
Quast Smith
Iva
Repask Auto Ca
Dain & Gass
Ac. Stewart
Sano
Uwawk Oil Co
Burlington Iron’ Ce
Pwer & Tah Cie
Connolly, Suyples
Gotch Auto Sete Co
Chasadv
Water AG
Willard
Kia & Blank
Riehivuson
Lwbor
Black Wave
Ofto
BAS
Burlington Lyon 2
Dt Power & Light Thos
Ganley
Oleh
Dawkeye
Cdr Duchy Co
Sup
Atawkad OW
Osene We
Stokamy Ini. Co
Wilco Water
Rd Perry
Taper
Bert Bousles
Pearl Box
Tabor
Ta. Moody
Diher
Hy Willing
Gebor Gchies
Richardson
Voc
East Saniear
Bartles-Shepherd ‘Ow
OF Hnwedon Oy
Berklay Dihwe
Swper Co
Coy Weld
Ely Ti
Giipe
Re Boyer
Glenn Scribner
Gert Bixdart
Barllert-Stephera Oi Ca
Hdive
Bert Bistore
Mbor
Eshelman
Jabor
Heller
Shepherd
Gutch oAnito
ALOLI
Bemlor
Bartjes-Shenhead
Goloh Anty Sap
Supea
Dire’ Co
Benea
Labor Ata
A. Tibbrets
Cras
Mackay
Chaklags
Bremer Farmers
Waterton Selurs
Sumer
Howton Mansishas
Mantel Toba
Leeds
Ain
Sunitoda
Alsou
Northland
Association of Independent Oil Men
America
Association For A Universe
Bartles- Shepherd Oil Co
Waterloo, Iowa
Northlands& Bartles
Firth
Sts
Bartles
Shepherd OF
Northtau
Forthitana
Vice Stations
Homer
We Bloomm St
Expo
Hleventh and
Hare Sts
Jettes Reamer OW Co. Filth and Man
Cedar Folls
Wilt
Cedi
Bartless
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