Holstein Auction Exceeds Ten Cattle Offered At Waterloo
The Holstein breeders of Black Hawk County plan a purebred sale featuring sires with high production records and females freshening soon. Thomas Hansen and Anton Maniangen lead the consignment, with many cows and heifers from Pedersens Sell and others, aiming for strong milking traits and show quality.
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Ray
Omie
Inck
Hawk County Holsein Tree Association
Yalews
Iva
Thomas Hansen
Amt
Anton A Maniangen
Fionear Cow West Assacation
G.A. Hollis
Mr. Holts
K. P.O. P. Ballou & Failows
New Hartford
Pedersens
Pader Pedersen & Sons
Cedar Falls
Jens C. Jensen
Waterloo
Jansen
Russell Save
Lere
E. Diereks
W. H. Benson
Black Hawk County
Hal|stein Breeders’ Association
Lincoln man paid 90 cents for corn in Iowa settlement
A Lincoln man received 90 cents for 2000 bushels of corn in an Iowa market report. The notice notes local farmers faced limited demand amid prevailing prices, with the market showing subdued activity and uncertainty about future sales.
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Lincoln
County Huskis Contest Set For Next Wednesday
The Wilack Muvnk county corn husking contest is scheduled for Wednesday at 1 p m at Del Kind ley's farm in Hast Waterloo township. Charles McLaughlin and Harry Hedley will husk for prizes. Joe Kivan and others chosen as judges. Rules fix a deduction for husks and allow county entrants to qualify for state competition.
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Wilack Muvnk County
del Kindley
Hast Waterloo
Charles McLaughlinn
Hast Waterlao
Harry Iedley
Kennington
Husk
Joumiltice
Joe Kivan
Joh Veramen
Jol Reelis
Ilerry Smucker
W. EK. Shanks
Towa Boys
Nanessay
Nong
MecLaughlin
Whedley
Farmar Es Moines
Corn yield test shows wide difference among varieties
About 50 farmers watched Jefferson township Fayette county test plot work at Roy Feagzue farm as corn was harvested. Rows weighed and yields recorded showing a 1000 bushel spread on 40 acre plots between lowest and highest yielders. Names and figures list varied corn types and growers with yields from 3.9 to 48.3 bushels per acre.
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Oelwein
Tefferson Township
Fayette
Corm
Roy Feagzue
Here
Andrew King
Alfred N. Slain
Ray Vaague
Iles Rureber
Ben Rueurl
Avera Arlie Martin
Bert Tan- Tarl Teague
Chas. Finener
Aml Averine
Jyellay
Tineber
John Gerstenberger
Hay Rake
Holteman
Bert Hansen
Ward iKupitebe
Ray Teague
Bar- Kenry tepaTle Teague
Fred Kunde Ay Beil
Craft Re-Elected Bureau Chairman in Spring Creek
Vaughn Craft was re elected chair man of Spring Creek Farm bureau at a meeting held Friday evening at C J Heaymond home Barbara Howard became vice chairman The gathering featured a fall festival with corn potatoes and other products Women contributed canned and baked goods Exhibits were praised and the group noted solid progress in meeting conduct The Haymond dwelling and outbuildings drew interest from members
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La_ Porte Ci Ta
Haymond
Hawkeye Huskers Invade Corn Fields for Harvest Cleanup
Iowa husking season advances with huskers in fields statewide after delays this year. Officials report harvesting underway across rural and consolidated schools despite a two week husking vacation policy. Many communities close schools or release children to assist in gathering the crop.
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Hawkeye
Iowa
Ty Wae
35 Cows and Heifers Fetch Modest Prices at Reinheck Sale
At a Reinheck dairy cattle sale 235 cows and heifers were offered. Prices were low with an average around 60 dollars for fat cows and younger stock cheaper. The top bid for a pair reached 84 dollars.
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Reinheck
Alfalfa Growing Tips and Lime Debate in Iowa
In northeastern Iowa a farmer, Dorsey Blough of Orange township, discusses alfalfa trials on two acres, noting lime is unnecessary after soil tests show no acidity. One variety thrived without lime while common alfalfa failed, winter killed, and future plantings aim for larger acreage. The patch produced a strong fall crop with good stand and forage loved by stock. plans include expanding to nine or ten acres to support a dairy operation.
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Diackstawk
Iowa
Dorsey Brough
Oranga
Wlatgh
Lough
Anton Christiansen
Pioneer Cowest Association
Christiansen
T Sat
Social Gathering in Barclay Comes Thursday Evening
Barclay township farm folk plan a box social for Thursday evening November 8 at the Nesfield home. A short play What Every Woman Knows will be presented by members. The Barclay Farm Bureau met at Mrs. Bart Johnston’s home. Elizabeth Hudson, home demonstration agent, outlined work for the new year and dairy sanitation topics including milk and cream were discussed.
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Ava
Nesfield
Barclay Township
Women's Farm Borean Organization
Barclay Township Farm Bureau
Bart Johnston
Ailis Elizabeth Hudson
Miss Hudson
Grundy and Marshall Counties Organize Joint Herd Testing
In Grundy Center Iowa on November 5 ten Grundy county farmers joined with 16 Marshall county testers to begin a cow testing project. Paul McCurdy is named tester with A McCurdy experienced in association work. The largest herd belongs to A J Terral Reinbeck with 30 Holsteins. The group aims to determine if cows pay their keep or should be culled as needed.
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Grundy Center
Grundy County
Marshall
Paul McCurdy
A. McCurdy
A. J. Terral
Reinbeck
Grundy
Suripger
U. S
Sage Builds New Hog House at Rua sul Farm
Russell Sage constructs an eight pen hog house at Rua sul farm in Bennington tow. The lean cement platform extends past the sides with two rows of south facing windows promising sunshine. Hampshire pigs in Sage’s yards show promising bacon-type breeding.
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Ruasul Farm
Bennington
36 Holstein Heifers Bought in Minnesota
Thomas Hansen, a Holstein breeder in Cedar Falls, visited Minnesota in early November with his son Arthur Wansen to buy dairy stock. He shipped 36 Holstein heifers back after six days. The heifers are cared for and expected to pay off next year. Hansen believes the venture will be profitable, noting Manitoba and nearby regions as key markets.
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Cedar Falla
Thomas Hansen
Olstein Breeder
Minnesota
Arthur Wansen
Hansen
Hogs React Differently to Soft and Immature Corn
Experiments at Iowa station show hogs fed soft corn require less dry matter to gain 100 pounds live weight than with old corn. Fresh corn fed to hogs results in different intake, while newer dent varieties demand more feed for similar gains.
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Aines
Shoata Ted
Brothers Near Death After Drinking Bout
John A. Dutcher is dead and his brother Al Dutcher is in Mercy hospital after being overcome by gas in their room during the night. Police say the men had been drinking, a partly turned on gas jet found at the scene. The brothers were found clasped in each other’s arms in bed.
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Davenport
John A. Dutcher
al Dutcher
Mercy Hospital
Arma
East St. Louis Livestock Market Report
Livestock receipts at East St Louis and St Paul show hogs mostly steady to firm with select weights around 7.40 per cwt and mixed loads at 6.25. Cattle trends mixed with cows dull near 7.00, bulls 3.50 to 4.00, calves generally steady. sheep receipts around 4,000 with best lambs to packers around 12.56 to 12.95 per cwt and yearling lambs up to 16.50. Prices for various grains and meats listed alongside futures and spot quotes from New York and Chicago markets.
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Caiiner
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Inrkar Fay
Ihowass Weontatis
Yan Butchers
Lichter
Steckera
Freders
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Eads
Hune
Stanly
Colorado
New Mexico
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New York
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Mideike
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Ata
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Mogly
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Feedurk
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Idrhy
Troestors
Mit
Lingus
Neb
Lee
Togo
Taintee Jawer
Arly
Telia
Awalop
Ericts Muponge
Janis
Buttar
Abksalel
Teese
Wisconsin
State
Raims
Hetd
Helen Fresh
Ile
Eisims
Lower Gordas
Penn
Lancs
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Kutter
Bae yeaArar
Wheat swings lower as market shows modest rebound
Crop futures fell early with a drop in prices across December and May contracts. Trading shifted after midday with slight gains countering initial losses as buyers reentered the market. Prices remained volatile amid widespread news affecting supply expectations and policy signals.
Packers Bid 10c Lower on Hogs, Cattle Uneven
Packers bid 10 cents lower on hogs with cattle uneven as market tone shifts. Trade notes show mixed demand, with prices fluctuating through the day and receipts around several thousand head. Stronger demand seen for heavy steers, while lighter stock showed weakness under pressure from buyers.
Stock Exchange Trend Upward Amid Mixed Trading
Stock prices moved upward on strong demand and broader market activity led by industry names and key commodities. Traders cited mixed earnings hopes and holiday adjustments as contributing factors with several major names showing gains while some sectors held flat.
Prices Jump in New York and Chicago Markets Today
New York and Chicago publish a wide array of produce prices. Entries include creamery butter and milk product quotes, poultry and eggs, turkey prices, and potatoes. Notable items show Wisconsin butter, Chicago receipts, and various dairy and grain figures with mixed market movements across regions.
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Chicago
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