Creamery Group Elects LaFranz President at Mason City Convention
Henry LaFranz secretary and manager of the Hudson Co operative creamery was elected president of the Town creamery Secretaries and Managers association at the annual convention in Mason City. He succeeds Sarah Maland Huxley. The joint convention of town Butter makers and the creamery managers and secretaries organizations also reelected A. J. Kregel as president and named Henry Wargensky to the board. The group urged Congress to oppose repealing the federal tax on colored margarine and asked that dairy advertising avoid implying all dairy products are impure. Four hundred fifty attended the banquet at Hotel Hanford. Prizes for butter were awarded with top scores from Ruthven, Arlington, Westgate and others. The year's convention may shift to Ames because of a new dairy building at Town State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry LaFranz
Hudson Co-operative Creamery
Wer
Town Creamery Secretaries’ & Managers’ Association
Mason City
la Franz
Sarah Maland Huxley
Town Buttermakers’ Association
Cream oYf Managers’ and Secretaries Organization
A. J. Kregel
Garnaville
Henry Wargensky
Boyden
Bruce Werden
Maquoketa
C. Bechtelhoimes
Waterloo
W. F. Dunn
Alexander
Congress
Towa Buttermakers’ Association
Fred ‘Hessel
Gamaville
M. P. Christiansen
Algona
C. R. Conway
Garner
P. H. Harms
Oclwein
J. J. Brunner
Jefferson
Hotel Hanford
M. P. Junker
Ruthven
Iowa
Buttermakers’ Association
Otto FP. Weger
Strawberry Point
Primus
H. C. Stendel
Northwood
Cedar Rapids
Music City
Town State College
Ames
Night of respite for cow testers at Black Hawk tea room
Black Hawk dairy testers plus nearby counties gather at Black's tea room Wednesday evening after courthouse conference for the annual fall meeting. The program aims for a brisk, social banquet then a show, with later discussions on association policies and methods continuing the next day at Elkader and other sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk
Black's
Art Porter
Pioneer Association
Black Hawk County
Elkader
Esters
Manchester
Unies
Waterloo
Mason City
Spencer
Des Moines
Orday Rapids
Farmers address communications to department shows delay
With the farmers, questions and comments about address communications to the department were directed to the court in Walrtlan Iowa, DMrane 4100.
One Good Cow Tops Five Slack Producers in Tama County
Tama County Cow Test Association reports October results with 418.94 cow-sours year total and an average 319.9 pounds butterfat per cow, value $190.24 per product, feed cost $86.89, profit over feed about $103 per cow. High herd 433.06 pounds butterfat from R F Avery at Yuma. top cows include Randabaugh three-year-old at Buckingham with 670.2 pounds annual butterfat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ff Aerite Spreitt
Toledo
Tama
Cow Test Association
Henry Nieman
Wa Lit
R. FL Avery
Yuma
R. EL Perry
Tracy
Lloyd Brown
Yoledo
C. Wood
Robert Mitchell, Jr
Buckingham
Testing Association
Courier
Frosperi
J. E. Randabaugh
H. ©. Wood
Roy Perry
Lie Ames& McBride
Traer
Randabaugh
Mieman
OWA Leads Fight To Kill Barberry Bush
Washington reports the federal campaign against the barberry bush continues amid doubt of total eradication. Secretary Jardine cites Iowa and Nebraska as showing strong progress, with barrels of bushes destroyed yearly totaling over one million over ten years, while many still remain in 12 north central states.
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Spreral
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Middlewest
Northwest
W. M. Jardine
Jardine
Nebraska
Beef Club Members Profit From 4-H Feeding Contests Ames
Ames Iowa reports farmers and 4-H Beef Club members earned money selling feeder calves and prize livestock. Participants like Joh A. Day and Bert Pr. hosted sales with calves bringing roughly 40 to 150 dollars each, some up to 900 dollars by year end.
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Beef Club
Ames
Inna Biate College
Prague
Secon
Ticid
Iowa
Bert
Sy Posatr
Poland China Hog Weighs More Than Half Ton of Coal
Prosperity, a Poland China boar entered by Harris Brothers of Bussey Iowa, weighs about 1200 pounds and is touted as the breed’s largest. A show animal and sire from The Armistice line, he recently hit 1183 pounds at the Southern Iowa fair in Oskaloosa and is expected to appear at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Poland
Prosperity
International
Harris Brothers
Bussey
Orange
Oskaloosa
78 Iowa Hereford Cows and Bulls to Southwest Ranges
Town Hereford breeders report strong sales of breeding stock to Texas ranges. Alex Moffit & Sons of Mechanicsville Cedar County and Kirstein Brothers of Clarion sold 78 head to Texas buyers. Twenty cows were sold by Kirstein Brothers to a Jackson, Texas breeder, with eight calves also sold. Cedar County bulls, including purebred stock, were sold to Highland Hereford Breeders Association of Marfa, Texas destined for Mexican border range work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Alex Moffit & Sons
Mechanicsville
Cedar County
Kirstein Brothers
Clarion
Jacksonhorn
Tex
Highland Hereford Breeders’ Association
Marfa
Corn Husking Contests Highlight Linn County Entry
Harry Friedley led Linn county participants at a corn husking test five miles north of Marion on the E. FP. Prederial farm. The field drew rivals from six counties as contestants vie for early honors and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Friedley
Bennington
Marion
Friedley
Tod
Samy Benton
Linn
Towa
IGWA Farm Bureau Meeting Announced for January 11
A tentative agenda outlines a January 11 gathering for IGWA Farm Bureau with notable speakers from national groups. Key topics include women’s committees, local programs, and convention planning. Names and details appear garbled but indicate attendance by Colton and nearby regions.
Wheat Takes Plunge Demand Slow as Values Tumble
Wheat prices fell amid weak demand and forced selling, with export activity uneven and some firming in corn and provisions. Minneapolis grain reports show receipts and price shifts, while stock in Duluth and interior deliveries hint at future pressure on wheat futures.
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Chicago
Nev
Board of Trade Cash Quotations for November 4
Chicago price list shows wheat with No 1 hard at 1.25 and No 2 hard at 1.25 42, mixed and yellow corn prices varied. oats, rye, barley, timothy seed and cloverseed quoted. Provisions include lard at 12.00, middles at 12.25, bellies at 12.75.
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Dietee
Thas Mbs
Aie
Aig
le Ste
Lart
Conareery
Jamra Rits
Jan Beluer
Hog and cattle market report from Chicago stockyards
The Chicago stockyards hogs and cattle market shows varied demand. Heavier hogs ease while light weights rise with top hogs around 10 40, slaughter hogs 7.50 to 9.00, cattle steady to higher, lambs firm with some gains, and calves near week low. Overall activity mixed with pockets of strength in light hogs and lamb demand.
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Chicago
Fox
Spis
A.ca
Wand
Car
Strom
Ory
Mist Jais
Falrig
Todas
Yass
Te Tome
Boris
Waneeres Ory
Ramm
Rvs
St CH Agn
Yves Sani Tegal
Culie
Popular Stock Reaches New High Amid Broad Trade
New York November 4 Today rapid early gains in Radio Corporation pushed shares to a record high near 824 while broader listed stocks softened before rallying on several specialties. American Can Calumet and Arizona Burroughs Adding Machine led a mixed session with selling in high priced industrials and renewed strength in Amusement shares. Clearing prices, foreign exchange, and cattle markets also reported movement as investors weighed earnings and demand.
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New York
Altho Radio Corporation
Arizona
Burroughs
Atlantic Refining
General Motors
Steel Common
Galumet & Arizona
American Tobacco
RB. U. 5
U. 5
National Biscuit
American Linseed Fleischman
American Home Products
Radice Corporation
Fox Film and Loews
Chesapeake
Ohio
Nadian Pacific
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Can
American Sar & Foundry
American Locomotive
American Smelt
American Sugar
American T. & TL
American Tobacco B
American Water Works
American Woolen
Atchison
Atlantic Coast
Baldwin Locomotive
Buiinore & Onto
Barnsdall A
Bethlehem S Vee
California Petroleum
Canadian Pac
Feate
Cerro de Pasco
Onesapeake & Olioio
Mil. & St. P. PD
Neneetrece
Chicago & Northwestern
C. RT & Pac
Chrysler
Gocu Cola
Eee
Colorado Fuel
Col. Gas & Brec
Gorn Products Crucible Steel Dodge Bros. A
du Pont de Nevn
Brie
Fleischmann
Tyeessped
Ecopofetoxas
General Electric
General Railway
Oreetfs
Houston Oil Sces Estes
Hudson Motors
Uinois
Int
Harvester
Nickel
Paper Inter
Kansas City
Southern Wennecott —. Rouisvile & Nashville
Mack Truck
Marland Gillis
Kan
Cox
Missalri Pace
Wens
Montgomery Wardisp
A Motors
Norfolk & Western
American Northern Pacific
Packard -Deversities
Pan
Amn
Pet
Fam
Las
Pennsylvania
Phillips Petrol
Pierce-Arrow Postum Radio Reading
Shee Rep
Reynois Tob
Seaboard Aly Line
Sears Roehues
Sinclair
U.S. Ind
United States Steel
Standard Gas
Liberty Bond
cPi
United States
Liberty
Treasury
Provisions Prices and Receipts Across Markets Date Nov Fourth
New York firm market reports show butter receipts at 9,500 pounds and creamery goods with varied prices. Eggs receipts 10,615 cases with mixed grades, cheese at 87,978 pounds, poultry prices for fowls and turkeys listed, while Chicago and Kansas City markets report similar mixed tones with swings in egg, butter, and poultry figures.
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New York
Express
Tapress
Burkeys
Chicago
Braldard
Kansas City
Hiei Springs
France Claims To Hold World’s Biggest Things
Paris reports list of supposedly largest feats in France from the Eiffel Tower to airfields and bridges. The roundup names structures, plants, and infrastructures as “biggest in the world,” with varied claims across transport, power, and engineering.
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France
Paris
United States
Tour Eiffel
Caraby
Lille de France
Saint Pierre de Vauvray
Vierzon
le Bourget
St Orly
Canal de Rove
Mount Valerien
Gennevilliers
Cattle Hog Calves and Sheep Prices at St Paul Stockyards
Receipts at St Paul Livestock, South St Paul Minn, show 2200 cattle and 1500 calves, 1500 hogs and 2000 sheep. Cattle steady to weak on some classes, bulls and stockers active, calves and hogs mixed with lighter weights strongest. sheep active with fat lambs and ewes trading, notable late sale including a 59 pound lamb lot. Prices cited across categories reflect varied demand and weight groups.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Nov 4
Hogs receipts 2001, prices mixed with 180 lb and 225 lb ranges upper. cattle receipts 1039 with steer and heifer values steady to higher. vealers and bulls unchanged. sheep receipts 2500 with top range lambs at 13.50 and natives around 13.06. Sioux City market notes slow but steady cattle and hog markets. sheep prospects strong with New Mexico range lambs noted. Peoria grain prices mixed with corn and oats steady to unchanged.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Neb
Thursdoy
Scarre
Steadsi
Steadt
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
New Mexico
Arizona
Innibs
Sioux City
Prieti
Wheat and grain market notes from St Louis to Omaha
Wheat prices mixed with No 2 red around 1.40 and No 2 hard near 1.72, corn and yellow oats listed. Chicago receipts show mixed totals with flour shipments steady at 43,427 barrels. sugar prices steady at 4.63 for Cuban, refined at 5.75. Kansas City hay receipts noted with 53 cars.
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Minneapolis
Minnespoll
Mina
Montana
Chicago
Rapis
Entcace
Corr
Louis
Kansas City
Kansas City Grain
Sir. Louis
St. Clouis
Omaha
Neh
Kansas City Hay
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CG Bechtelheimer
Ameinbers
Hawk County
Mamas ‘Tyieletl
Pesterdy
Fas Roe
Unele
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Ordar Pally Fuod
Tie Mediate
Washina
Tama County
Avery
Association Ave Aer
Cowes
Owa
Barberry
Loary Anerews
China
Igwa Farm Bureau
Colton
Collin
Saphet
Senny
Sam May
Oates
Canada
Minnesota
Duluth
Wisconsin
Minnesota-Morah Chins
Idaho
Russell
Rutais
Slasia
Board of Trade
Tee
Seth Caning
Fen Waterton
Brom
Ftoge & Feed Co
Theothy
Radio Corporation
Ttalian Linn
RaGloc
Gereman
Nation
News Paper
Cies
St, Joseph
St. Joseph
Markess
Calle
Timothy Gash
St. Louis
Indianapallo
Peoria
Tnsi
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Duluth Ave
Eatolis
Minneapolinn
Brant
Chicago Real Estate
Entz Cafe
First National Bank Bldg
Waterloo Metal & Mfg. Co
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