Thompson's Duroc Jersey Sale Tops at Cedar Falls
J Tr Thompson of Cedar Falls held first annual Duroc Jersey auction at Cedar Valley fair grounds. Average per head was 43.70 on 16 purebreds with top bid 75 for a boar from Welte & Son of Danbury. Other strong bids included 60 from Johnson Brothers for a sow litter, plus several 30s and 40s from buyers across Iowa. Minnesota Holstein Co and multiple breeders attended, with services planned at 25 dollars on select lineages.
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Cedar Falls
J. Tr. Thompson
Jersey
Cedar Valley Fair Grounds
Sixtegn
Hammer
J. A. Welte & Son
Danbury
J. D
Col
Johnson Brothers
Dike
Idolator
Sensation Dot
J. W. McCaffree
Mr. Thompson
Minnesota
Minnesota Holstein Company
Austin
Nation. &J.swine
Thompson
Urbana
Marshalltown
Waverly
la Porte City
Sheil Rock
Bobre
J. A. Welte’& Son
Thomas Hansen
G. H. Christensess
Thomas Thiesen
Dysart
H.C. Buth
Ead Sen
Barl Hughes
Albert
Rasmussen
Cedar
Fully
Fred Marks
Sander Se
Kesh
Harvey Hiffman
Joe
Frank Stelmer
Wilson & Wilson
Smith & Thompson
Conrad
I. Kyhl
B. F. Nabhols
Brandon
Ne . Giles
Roy Porter
Minn
Fred Krumwiede
Ernest E. Jepsen
C. M. Christensen
H. L
N Lichty
Waterloo
Toledo
Clifton Monroe
Eberon
Vern
Winners of Purple Ribbons at Nat's Show Represent Best in Dairy World
The 1925 National Dairy Show in Indianapolis honored Thistle, a mature Jersey cat? and grand champion, with top quality and record milk production. Longview Farm of Lee's Summit, Missouri, bred and shows Thistle, who is nearly ten. Pern’s Rochette Nobie, senior and brand champion Jersey bull, comes from Twin Oaks Farm Morristown New Jersey, highlighting a prestigious lineage in dairy cattle.
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Raleigh
Jersey
Indianapolis
Thistle
Longview Farm
Lee’s Summit
Pern
P. HH. B. Prelinghen
Twin Oaks Farm
Morristown
N. J
Boxing Bout Highlighted At Fall Festival Farm Event
La Porte City Indiana November 5 192? The Spring Creek Township Farm officers announce the annual agricultural festival featuring a four round boxing match after an oyster supper. Readings music and displays of grains sardines orchard products canned goods and baked items form the exhibit program with the township divided into east and west sides for judging.
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la Porte City
Spring Creek Township
CG. J.haymond
Ihere
50 Pounds of Fat Largest Record in Butler Co
Greens Ia Nov 5 The top individual record in Butler County Cow Test Association during October was set by a four year old cow owned by John Koules Plainfield. The cow produced 6 pounds of fat and 1181 pounds of milk last month. Herd averages credited to Kouken's animals include 38.4 pounds of fat and 1188 pounds of milk. Other leading herds posted notable fat gains and milk yields.
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Butler Co
Toledo
Duroe
Greens
Butter County
John Koulies
Plainfield
Homer Tauge
Kouken
Darron Mather
Greene
R.M. Skuen
Starik- Weather
Babcock
G. W. Brockway
Edgar Reed
Lewis Nordman
Orval Metcalf
Te F
Walter Hildebrand
New Corn Reaching Cedar Rapids High in Moisture
Cedar Rapids Iowa this week saw large shipments of new corn arrive for sale but grain inspectors urge farmers to dry grain before loading. George W Ramsey reports moisture levels between 24 and 25 percent, advising drying prior to shipment. Will fight T. 3 in Waverly Indiana Nov 5. Albert Brandt Jefferson Bremer county requests tuberculin test for his cattle herd as Bremer farmers prepare to test cattle health.
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Cedar Rapids
George W Ramsey
Ramsey
Waverly
Albert Brandt
Jefferson
Iship
Bremer, County
Bremer County
Butler County youths to tour stock exhibit trip
Butler county youngsters selected by the county committee will travel to Chicago for the international Livestock Exposition from November 29 to December 4. Genevieve Tint and Merion Rusler of Lay Conners labor near Shell Rock are among the participants, with funding provided by a local company.
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Allison
Nowman
Butle
New
County of Committee
Raiirdad Company
Genevieve Tint
Merion Rusler
Lay Conners
Abih
Shell Rock
Cis
Butler County
Charles Moore Works With Woodlawn Farm Guernsey Head
Howard Roach, a seasoned farmer in Nevada, reports Charles Moore's role at Woodlawn Farm. Sudan grass seed sown late surprised hogs, which preferred the pasture. Moore, linked to the Melani System, looks to expand with Woodlawn and related ventures in Des Moines and broader Linn County associations.
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Charles Moore
Woodlawn Farm
Guernsey
Plainfield
Howard Roach
Sudan
Stiser
Black Hawk county names grain warehousing board
A grain warehousing board for Black Hawk county was named at the Black Hawk County Farm Bureau meeting. Floyd George, John Schmidt, Dave Treiple, Roy Porter, W. D. Strayer, Smatling and H. Benarden were named to apply for certification with the state secretary of agriculture. A committee led by J. L Aban was formed to plan the annual meeting, likely a corn festival with a noon dinner.
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Black Hawk County
Farm Bureau
State Secretary of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Floyd George
John Schmidt
Dave Treiple
Roy Porter
W. D. Strayer
Smatling
Benarden
J. Laban
Elizabeth Wadson
Art Kreger
John Silver
Eyestone
A. J. Henry
Sharp reversal in wheat and grains on market reports
Wheat and related grains rose briefly on late trading led by demand in Kansas, Illinois and Nebraska amid Argentine export hopes. Prices then fell as estimates of a large Argentine surplus and cooler weather expectations pressured futures. corn and oats followed wheat and hogs solidified with firmer provisions in New York trade.
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Igo
Kansas
Nebraska
UPTURN IN PRODUCE PRICES ACROSS CHICAGO AND NEW YORK MARKETS
Chicago and New York wholesale markets report mixed gains and steady to higher readings in butter cheese eggs and poultry. Butter and creamery items show rare surges while cheese holds steady, eggs vary by grade, and poultry prices trend mixed with live birds softer in some categories.
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Chicago
New York
Wisconsin
Americas
Extrix
Board of Trade Cash Quotations
Chicago November 5 AP Hots and prices for grains and seeds listed including No 2 yellow oats and mixed colored corn No 2 mixed No 3 mixed No 2 white and white and yellow varieties with quotes for lards bellies and other commodities. Harvester and seed values cited for oats timothy seed clover seed and lard products.
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Board of Trade
Chicago
Ateat
Harley
Livestock prices and receipts across Chicago and St Paul markets
Hogs receipts around 8000 with mixed bids 11.50 to 13.00 for slaughter hogs and sows reaching 16.20. cattle receipts 10000 with active steer sales, bulls at 13.75, vealers near 11.00 to 11.50. sheep receipts 15000 with fat lambs steady around 14.25 and breeders at 8.50. In St Paul fat steers and yearlings steady to higher, calves about 10.50, hogs 12.50 for 140-150 pounds, sow prices 0.75 to 16.00, and lambs around 14.25 to 11.50 for various weights.
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Chicago
Hora
Rae
Gao
Neo
Roy
Red West
Sioux City
Sioux
Chis
Noy
Brock
Stags
Wey
S. 8St. Paul
St. Paul
Kansas City
Strane
Steel and Motor Shares Hit Hard in Tumbling Market
New York stocks opened with heavy selling, led by steels and motors. U S Steel fell from 134% to 142, General Motors slid to 142, DuPont and U S Cast Iron Pipe retreated, Chrysler dropped six points, and United States Realty declined amid dividend news. Strong early buying pushed several industrials to year highs before closing mixed but firm.
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New York
Iito
U.S. Steel
General Motors
DuPone
United States
Chrysler
Neates
Hudson
United States Realty
Suare Terry
Car & Pay
American Tobacco
Atchison
Ath Coast Line
Baldwin Loco
Balt
Ohio
Bethlehem Stevi California Pe
Canadian Pac
Leath
Cerro da Pasco
Chandler Motor
Chesapeake & Ohio
Northwestern
Coca Cola
Colorado Fuel Consolidated Gag Corn Products
Crucible Steel
Cubs
Davison Chem
Dodge Bros
Pfa
We du Pont de Nem
Electric
Erie
Famous Players
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors Gt Northern
Gulf States Steel Hudson Motorgillnots Central Independent
Harvester
Kennecott Copper
Lehigh Valley
Goulsville & Nu
Mack ‘Truck
Seaboard Gilteens Mid-Continent Pvt
Kan
Tax
Missour
Pac
Montgomery Ward
Biscuit
Rene Fogg
Norfolk & Western
American Northern Pacific
Pagliic
Pan. Am
Pennsylvania Radio Cor
Reading
Wabash
Westinghouse Electric
Willys-Overland
Westworth
Kansas City Livestock Prices Mixed Across Cattle and Hogs
Receipts show mixed demand at Kansas City and East St. Louis markets. Cattle report mainly steady to higher for top weights with feeders and cows varied. hogs uneven with some gains over prior day. Sheep and lambs limited, prices steadier to lower.
Bane Clearings Report From Waterloo for Week Ending Nov 6 1925
Waterloo clearing house reports weekly bank clearings totaling 4 23 18 Friday 183 791 79 Saturday 0 5 e. l.0 206 771 49 Monday 5 0 0 0 Tuesday 218 930 29 Wednesday 282 124 92 Thursday 253 363 31 The week’s total 31 496 631 81 compares with 1924 1 448 736 85 and 1922 4 723 677 0 Instruments recorded deeds mortgages and chattel mortgages are listed with weekly totals and prior week figures for Nov 4 1925 and Nov 3 1924 including mortgage and chattel mortgage totals.
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Black Hawk
Waterloo
Waterloo Clearing House Association
E.l
Breato AG
Edo
Samber
Besar
Waterloo Markets Prices Listed for Multiple Commodities
A Waterloo market listing details prices for grain including wheat, corn, oats and barley as well as flour and eggs. It also lists butter lard potatoes and poultry prices, cattle figures from Rath Packing Co and Barclay Sons hay, and hides and wool prices with varying grades and weights.
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Waterloo
Koday
Prom Waterloo Alits Co
Sinnard- Bros
West
Waterloo Co-op
Butier
Artesian
Grromn Rath Packing Co
O.b. Rath
May and
iThaw
Barclay & Sons
Timothy Hey
Cohn B
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Duroc
Cedar Falls Pavilion
Oxford Thistle
Fpern’s Rochetth Noble
Plair Chapman
Roach
Tes Moines
Moore
Poultry Protectiv Association
Impos
Dunois
Havew Turk
Slater
S. Si
York
Sciury
Ste
Hay
Timothy
Nease
Minneapolis
Para
Montana
Louis Raa
Omaion Grats
Omerica
Neb
Pepe Wiehe Sollhard
Slaj
Veilus
Mi UN
Fon Maret
Fe Ta Paints
NRA
APJ
Uty Pale
Ant Uge Far
Rulse Heiet
Afi
Rafinedd Aangert
Fite Eramlatedd
Citten
Riv
Santos
Fue Mires
Oss
May
ST. Joseph Livestock
Woonen York
Tvool
Pennsylvania
Texas
Lamson Bros. & Co
Marsh-Place
H. A. Morey
Tel
Yo't- Owen
Jeanne Taos
Ainy
Sale
Aolis
Kania Chis
Bess
St. Louis
Omaha Livestock
Nav
Wisconsin-Minn Sota
Wisconsin-Michigan
Idaho
Britain
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Norway
Slovakia
Jugo-Stavint
Austria
Roumania
Argentina
Briel
Tokio
Shanghai
Atbes
Montreal
Liberty Bonds
Alberts
Ieee
Steel and Motor Shares
Altho
Kansas City Livestock
Maach
Towa Securities Co
Alfalfa
W. & C. F. Union Mill CO
Cedar Fats
Towa
Elks Building Company
National Company
Investment Securities Teeminal
Commercial National
Bank Watertoo
Iowa
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