Paper at farm auctions shows buyers in better mood
The article notes a fall trend of cash payments at farm and livestock auctions. Bankers from Dunkerton to Waverly report improved farmer finances, with most buyers arranging funds at home or paying by check rather than carrying cash.
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Bankery
FP Davis
Dunkerton
Henry Gruening
Denver
Gruening
Graening Beheves
Leo Coleman
Westgate
State Savings Bank
la Fayette County
Coleman
K. Kb.mochling
State Bank of
J. Miller
Waterloo Savings
Mr. Miller
Township Bureaus Elect 1926 Officers in Meetings
Four more townships in Buchanan county held annual farm bureau meetings the week prior. Officers were elected and committees named as part of the 1926 program. A film titled A Palace of Honey highlighted bee work and a vivid Endorance documentary on Southern fields. Newly elected officers include Westberg H G director and Carence Cline vice director. Mrs J Charles Robinson project leader. Mrs AC Holman secretary. Washington township J J Weter director. Pl Bantz vice director. Mrs H A Hallet project leader. Newton township William Herman director. Cone township Frank director. Emory Arnot vice director. Mrs Frank Kress project leader. Mrs Verte Manson vice project leader.
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Independence
Buchanan
Westberg
H. G. Senthenn
Carence Cline
Waterlon Iowa Editor Farm Department Reader Queries
Questions and comments to the editor from Waterloo Evening Coxeter about farm communications and adder as commenicatians to the editor. Local readers send inquiries and suggestions to the newspaper's farm department in Waterloo, Iowa.
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Adder
Waterloo Evening
Coxeter
Waterlon
Towa
Phoge 3166
Jesup Dairy Club Team Honored at Community Gathering
A community event honored Jesup's National Champion Dairy Club Team. Ralph Patton and Talal Miller presented the winning demonstration for the group, celebrating their success and showcasing dairy practices to local residents.
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Jesup
Jesup seniors praised for national dairy show win
Jesup Iowa honor night celebrated Ralph Patton and Ralph Miller for leading the Jesup Consolidated School demonstration team to first place at the National Dairy Show in Indianapolis defeating 18 state champion teams. They earned gold watches and white gold chains funded by the industry, with praise from local officials and dairy club organizers for practical, clean milk demonstrated with cows barn care and equipment. The youths later toured Indianapolis and Chicago before deciding on college plans.
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Jesup
Ralph. Patton
Ralph Miller
Jesup Consolidated School
National Dairy Show
Indianapolis
Tech
Ralphs
Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Glee Club
R. C G. Williams
Jesup School
George Ekstrom
Ekstrom
Tr. Ekstrom
Indianspotig Ag
Tui
Johnston
Ralph Patton
Chahis
L. A. Watters
Watters
Jesup Brolin
Dairy Club
Walters
Iowa Holstein-Friesian Breeders’ Association
Dairy Congress
Auto- Mobile
John Quist
Town Extension Service
Chicago
Mrs Anderson reports large profit on hens near Garrison Iowa
Mrs Oscar Anderson, south of Garrison, Iowa, shows a profit over cost of 2 per hen on 22 White Wyandotte hens raised in September. She reports a total profit of 184 on the flock and keeps exact records of feed, expenses and returns.
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Garrison
Oscar Anderson
Thornburg Addresses Iowa Creamery Managers Meeting
Des Moines November 4. Secretary Thornburg of the state department of agriculture spoke to buttermakers and managers at Cedar Rapids about quality, production, utilization, preventing adulteration, and keeping accurate records for Iowa state brand products. He urged adherence to a practical record system and emphasized the department’s support to stop price- and quality abuses.
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Des Moines
Iowa Creamery Managers' Association
Cadar Rapids
Thornburg
State Department of Agriculture
Esperiz
Lery Records
Iowa State
Vite
Farmers Near Dike Change Locations
Farmers near Dike relocate as Iverson and Harpy Peterson move operations to a new site south of town. Esther Mof Levkbee owns the farm buildings previously rented by the Lupkes family, located on the southern property.
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Iverson
Harpy Peterson
Mravine
Esther Mof
Levkbee
George Lupkes
Difference in corn plot yields across county tests
Grendy Center Ia Nov 4 Twenty five bushels was the over all difference on five corn variety test plots across the county this past season. Fifty samples were submitted from farms in Palermo Melrose Held Beaver Colfax townships with yields varying by plot. Moisture content ranged from 24.6 to 38.2 percent.
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Grendy Center
Arthur Merritt
Palermo
Howard George
Melrose
Sami N
Syndergaard
Held Township
Brandt
Beaver Township
John
Abel
Colfax Township
Colfax
Ivester short course on December farm event at Wester Center
In Grundy Center Indiana on November 4 the Ivester short course for local farmers will be December 2 and 3 at Trester Center. A junior exhibit features dairy, corn, and girls' club products while adults showcase corn and poultry.
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Wester Center
Grundy Center
Ivester
Mele Rose Township
Trester Center
Buttermakers Gather at Waverly for Meeting and Banquet
Buttermakers from several counties in Wisconsin meet at the Waverly Savings Bank building on Thursday for a gathering. A banquet will be served to buttermakers, creamers, and others attending this pivot event, with remarks expected from Mt. Vernon, Ohio, and a note about popcorn production and corn representing the crop of two large communities in the area.
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Waverly
Mt. Vernon
Chiczga
Brooklya
Mie
Wheat Drops Amid Mixed Grain Market News
Wheat futures fell after weak London and New York quotes with December at about 1.52 to 1.53, May around 1.46, and late gains fading. No. 2 spring wheat in Duluth showed profitable shipment potential, while corn and oats faced selling resistance as wet conditions and feed demand influenced prices. Provisions remained steady with no major shifts in the market outlook.
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York
New York
Chicago
APJ
Kansas
Perthern
Duluth
Centro
Atins
Market Opens Strong Then Rebounds After Large Selloff
New York stocks started with a broad selling wave led by AML heavy volume but recovered much of the loss. Gains in Seaboard, American Smelting, Loose-Wiles, U S Rubber, and Montgomery Ward spurred a late buying surge. Chrysler and DuPont posted notable lifts as call loans held at 5 percent, with several rail and industrial names showing strength amid a volatile session.
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New York
AML
Ator
Sime
Fractson
St. Paul Preferred
Interborough Rapid Transit
Brooklyn Manhattan Transit
Union Bay
Brooklyn Halson
Uni¢eatea Realty
Hudson
Chrysler
Aiotors
Seaboard Alving
American
Loose Wiles Biscut
U.S. Rubber
Montgomery Ward
General Stators
American Sugar Refining
Pan American Western
Maine
Ludlum Steel
All. Chien. & Dye We
American Can Am
Car & Pay
Ammerican Locomotiv
Sm. & Thee
American Sugar Am
American Tobacco Am
Atchison
Atl
Coast Line
Baldwin Leo
Balt
Bethlehem Steel California
Canadian Pac
Leath
Cerro de Pasco
Chandler
Chesiperake
Ohio
Mil. & Sc. P Pd
Rol & PB
St Eeene
Coca Cola Colorade
Consolidated Crags
Ge Products
Chie Steel
Cuba Cane Sug. Ptd
Davison Chen
Dodge Bres. Pfa
Slenttie Low
Ste
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors
Northern
Gulf States Steel
Hudson Motors
Harvester Int
Springfield
Lehigh Valley
Louisville & Nash
Mack Truck Marland
Seaboard of Mid-Continent
Pet
Kan
Tex
Missouri
Montgomery
York Central
Hetd
N.Y
Norfolk & Western _ or
American Northern Pacific Pacific Oil Pan
Pennsylvania
Reading Rep
Irun
Reynolus Tobarce
Bunbeard Air
Buelt
Sinclair Con
AL Moray
Teeta Roulhem Brillyay
Lamson Bros. & Co
Marsh-Place
Radebsky
Xrs
Quotations from the Board of Trade Wheat Prices
AP report shows mixed commodity quotes for wheat and corn with varying grades. Prices listed for No 2 hard, mixed, yellow and white corn, and white wheat futures with rough figures such as 1.6 and 395P40Me, indicating fluctuating values and market activity.
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ST. Louis
Omaha
Neb
Elton
Tarley
Hog and Cattle Prices Edge Higher as Demand Ticks Up
Slow demand as hog values rise with packing house activity steady. Receipts: hogs 12,000. heavy choicest weights around 225 pounds at 11.25 to 11.75. Cattle receipts 12,900 with steers weak to 2 cents lower, stockers and feeders steady, yearlings near 12.00, cows and bulls mixed. Sheep receipts 10,690 with fat lambs weak early, maturing toward 14.75 to 15.00 for best. ewes steady near 7.50 to 9.00. Market held varied, with demand rising for heavy hogs and mixed cattle conditions.
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Chicana
Avernee Briere
ST. Paut
Pat
Minn
Milan
Avenues
Cattle Hog and Sheep Market Report From Milan Area
Receipts total 23 000 with cattle steady to strong and hogs at open higher. Steers yearlings and stockers show improved demand while canners and cutters run light. Sheep and lambs opening sales steady with fat lambs around 14.35 and ewes with varying bids.
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Summary
Sioux City stockyards report cattle receipts around 4,000 with steady killers and strong feeders. Prices show fat steers and heifers ranging near 5.00 to 14.00 with various classes including cows veals feeders and stockers. Hog receipts about 500 with prices from 3.50 to 11.00 and sheep lambs reported with declining demand.
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Sioux City
Tom Grog
Bath
Produce Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
New York market opened firm with gains across multiple lines, listing creamery and fresh dairy items. Chicago receipts tallied at 2,105 cases with mixed grading including firsts and extras, while cheese and poultry values showed modest fluctuations amid overall activity in the market.
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Chicago
New York
Wisconsin
Americas
Pacific Coast
Ilva
Exeras
Totokun Clits
Kansas City
Thornburg to Oversee Cattle Judging Contest in Chicago
Secretary of Agriculture Mark Thornburg of Iowa will supervise the Non-collegiate livestock judging contest at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago on November 27. He has held the post since the contest began and previously competed in the inter-collegiate judging contest at Ames. Assistant Secretary Carl Kennedy will assist him.
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Chicago
Mark Thornburg
Iowa
Fins
Ames
Carl Kennedy
Benton Test Use’n Tops All Groups in Iowa With Records
Iowa extension service report shows Benton county herd leading with 2.4 pounds butterfat and 63.8 pounds milk per cow across 244 cows in September. Secon d place Marshall-Grundy herd owned by George Sheevley averaged 89 pounds milk and 41.3 pounds butterfat from ten Guernsey cows. W J Campbell Jerseys from Black Hawk Buchanan assoc posted strong fat and milk averages. Seventeen Shorthorns from Liard Loonan Black Hawk county led Pioneer Cow Test with 708 pounds fat and 595 pounds milk.
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Benton
Iowa
State Extension Service
Benton County Stond
Marshall-Grundy Association
George Sheevley
Sheevley
W. J. Campbell
Black Hawk-Buchanan Association
Campbell
Liard Loonan
Black Hawk County
Pioneer Cow ‘Test Association
New York Flour Prices Reported For Various Patents
In New York on November 4 a market report lists spring patent flour at 9.50 to 8.75, soft winter straights at 7.75, hard winter straights around 3,408.75, and patent grades near 8.75. Clears bring 7.50 to 3.75 with multiple grade figures.
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York
New York
Livestock Prices Report From St Joseph Market
ST JOSEPH LIVESTOCK Saint Joseph stock market notes receipts around 6,400 hogs and 9,000 cattle with prices rising to about 11.25 for hogs and 10.90 to 11.95 for bulls. Cows range near 5.00 and steer prices from 7.50 to 11.00 with overall steady to higher tone for the day.
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ST. Joseph Livestock
St._ Joseph
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Ralph Psiton
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Board of Trade
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Ray Sugat
IMO
Town Securities Co
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Nick
Black Hawk Loan Company
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Rivtir
Banking Department
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