S500 Bull Tops Sumner Holstein Sale At Cass Farm
The seventh annual Sumner bull sale at the Cass farm sold 24 purebred Holstein bulls for a top of 520 and averaged 185.41, with totals hitting 4450. Cows and heifers brought 3225, average 148. E J Wylam & Son consignments dominated prices, while Black Hawk county officials bought a yearling bull for the county home. The event drew bidders and included a local singing dedication to the Holstein cows.
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Cass Farm
Sumner Ja
Sumner Bull
E. J. Wylam & Son
Dickman
Schyank
Potrate Brothers
A.W. Dickman
Tirey
Uiel
Willy J. E. Mack
Fr. Atkinson
Wis
B. M. Wright
Waterloo
Iowa Holstein-Friesian Breeders’ Association
John Halsey
Des Moines
Sumner
Mack
G. F. Walters
Orange Township
Gdincoefe
Ida Mercedes Walker Legis
Black Hawk County
King Angele Hengerveld
Dairy Cattle Congress
National Dairy Exposition
King
Wylamyne Angele Ormsby
Hodges Brothers
Janesville
Wylamyne Johanna Sir Piet
H. Schmidt
Jesup
John Bark
Lamont
King Aaggrgie Hengerveld
Walter Waldelich
Bessett
K. P.O. PB
Cass
Black Hawk
Waterlon
J. T. Laird
Mason Gil
Ragmie Gerben
Kol Kale
Kai Asgeie Hengerveld
Schrank
Missouri buyer tops at 85 for spotted hogs auction
Hazleton sale reports Nick Roeder & Sons Auction sold 71 head of Poland China hogs with top price of 85 dollars paid by a Missouri buyer. Other bidders included John Tynan Hazleton Earl Canfield Dunkerton Fred Sherman Edecwoutt B P Moore Cesar Fally Ed Kratmer and several others from Allison Sumner Independence and Payette.
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Hazleton
Poland
Nick Roeder & Sons
Missouri
John Tynan
Earl Canfield
Dunkerton
Fred Sherman
Edecwoutt
B. P. Moore
Cezar Fally
Ed Kratmer
Allison
A. J. Jensen
St Olat
Frye
Independence
W. W. Byrne
Donnan Junction
Verne ‘Pall
Alison
William Ranken
Sumner
Fus- Fel
Payette
Farmers Invite Questions And Comments In Waterloo
Questions and comments about farm matters are invited by the Waterloo Evening Courier. Address communications to the Faster Park Department, Waterloo, Iowa, or call phone 5100 for more information.
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Faster Park Department
Winterloo
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Husks Clinging to Ears Haunt Nebraska Huskers
Farmers report unusually tough corn husking this fall as kernels cling to ears. P G Friedley of Benn ington and W H Maust of Orange describe husks heavy and tight. Rain may ease the task by loosening husks, while frost hasn’t reduced labor as hoped. Maust sustains a sprained hand from husking duties and may be sidelined for the season.
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P. G Friedley
Bennington Township
Orange Township
Tess
Re Builds Guernsey Herd After TB Test Takes All
Walter Notbohm of a farm six miles southeast rebuilt his Guernsey herd after a tuberculosis scare. He replaced red cattle with Guernseys, expanded his dairy operation, added new barn facilities, painted and remodeled, and installed modern equipment including a silking machine and electric power to support high production. His government accredited herd remains TB free and he plans continued expansion with ample feed.
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Bummer
Walter Norbohm
Here
ABC
Sam Dietel
T. B
Wisconsin
Notbohm
Iowa County Agent Wins Soil Improvement Contest
Washington Nov 5 Fron Town in Van Buren County Iowa, Arthur J Secor county agent, is named first prize winner in the soil improvement contest. His program A Decade of Set Improvement Work in Van Buren County highlights a decade of cooperative education in soil and crop improvement. Secor, aided by seven other county agents in six states, earns a trip to the American Society of Agronomy meetings in Chicago as sponsor National Fertilizer Association honors.
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Washington, D. C
Fron Town
Fisher
van Buren
van Buren County
Secor
American Society of Agronomy
Chicago
National Fertilizer Assectation
Mr. Secor
H.W. Soule
Aret
Boy Judged in Europe Now Attends State College
Kenneth Walter, a member of the judging team that competed in Bonden on an eastern contest last summer, is now a freshman in agriculture at Iowa State College in Ames. George Suaver, another noted judge, also attends Ames. Mr and Mrs B S Strayer, Hudson, George entered the farm crops division and plans to follow his father's farming path. GOING TO CONVENTION. The official voting delegation of a Town Farm Bureau federation to the American Farm Bureau convention in Chicago includes Charles Feur, A W Oxley, A W Bardy, and Ray Redfern, with other state executive committee members attending. FEEDLOTS PAVED. John Perkins completed paving the feed yards and cement work at the drank Clay farm southwest of Waverly. Every ward on that farm is paved. Mr Clay calls it the best farm improvement investment.
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Kenneth Walter
Clayton Corny
Bonden
Iowa State Eners
Ames
Ay Jutat Ganteats
George Suaver
Nork
B.S Strayer
Hudson
George
Town Farm Bureau Federation
American Barn Toren Federation
Chicago
Charles Feur
Cedar Falls
A. W. Oxley
Ossian
A. W. Bardy
Sanborn
Ray Redfern
Marmooth
Waverly
John Perkins
Drank Clay Farm
Clay
Grimmius Captures Husking Crown at Grundy Center Contest
Ben Grinnius won the Grundy Center corn husking event with 1 860 pounds husked in an hour and 20 minutes leaving 29 pounds in the field and 14 ounces of husks. Paterni Wan and Jo:in Paterni placed second and third respectively with 1 680 and 1 560 pounds. Six hundred spectators attended the contest as Grimmius earned a state berth and a repeat bid from last year.
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iPauliner &Peeid
Grundy Genter
Cyndy County
R. & Plager Farm
Here
Ben Grhnmius
Paterni Wan
Joan Paterni
Holland
Paterni
Raymond Bruisner
Parkersburg
Oman
Joe Grimmins
Ben
Elska Hendricks
Grundy Center
Cory
Nevin Johnson
Meat Judging in New Phase at American Royal Event
Iowa State College will compete in a new intercollegiate meat judging contest at the American Royal in Kansas City on November 15. Teams from seven colleges including Illinois, Kansas State, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma A&M, and Wyoming will vie for a perpetual silver trophy and ribbons. The contest shifts from live animals to finished meat products, marking a modernization in animal husbandry education.
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Chicago
Towa State College
American Royal Livestock Show
Kansas City
Imade
National Livestock | Pand Meat Board
Iowa
University of Illinois
Kansas State Agricutiral College
University of Missouri
University of Nebraska
Oklahoma A. & M. College
University of Wyoming
National Livestock and Meatbeard
Boy grows from club heifer to five head of cattle
A Hawkeye farm family led by Charles Tagt details a boy who started with a purebred Guernsey heifer from the local club. He has since built a small herd including three more heifers and a bull descended from the original animal. The father notes deep interest in Guernsey cattle and mentions a sale of a son to the Buchanan breeders’ auction at Independence for $201.
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Charles Tagt
Hawkeyr
Orightsl Club
R. A. Nelson
Independence
Woman Raises Cattle on 480 Acre Iowa Farm
At a 480 acre Postville area farm Mrs Mabel Witters reports strong cattle sales with steers bringing around ten dollars per hundred weight. She purchases two year old Shorthorns and Herefords each October, wintering them on straw and corn stalks before turning them to bluegrass woodland pastures from mid April to October. Local farmers note her gains as notably satisfactory. A Minneapolis grain report follows.
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Postville
Mabel Witters
Wheat and Cotton Prices Move in Mixed Chicago Trading
Chicago market moves show wheat prices rising on Argentina crop fears and Liverpool signals while cotton futures edge lower in quiet sessions. Traders noted cooler weather supporting husking and cribbing, with mixed commodity shifts across grains and provisions.
Hog and Cattle Market Trends at Coitago Sale
Hog receipts 3,000 with 6,000 left over. prices steady to lower, top hogs at 10.10, mixed weights around 19.00 for heavy pigs. Cattle receipts 500 with steady to firmer demand. best steers $17.75, yearlings $17.65, stockers and feeders steady to higher, vealers around $1.50 lower. Sheep 2,000, lambs steady to higher. native lambs about $14.25, fat ewes and feeding lambs listed. Grain notes show Omaha Wheat prices across No 2 dark hard to No 1 mixed ranges.
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Coitago
Bo St
New
Sidan
Chicago
Iveyark
Inetide Laga Licerr
Wright Price
Fess
Strers
GAO
Renee
Lins
Alee Abe
Jon Rao
Stock market gains as offerings absorb weekend selling
New York November 5. Stock prices resumed an upward path as offerings were readily absorbed after weekend sales and bear pressure. Gains of 1 to 3 points spread across many issues, with coal road Delaware & Hudson jumping 7 12 points and Macy stores rising 12. Drug shares also hit new highs while some spots weakened.
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New York
Investment Railroad
Uptum
General
Delaware & Hudson
Norfolk & Western
Atchison, Union Pacific
St. Louis Southwestern
Atlantic Coast Line
Chicago Northwestern
Western Maryland
Northern Pacific
R. H. Macy
Abraham & Straus
H. Kresge
Sterling Products
United Drug
American Home Products
Radio Corporation
Lacy
Trentis
Calumet
Arizona
National Biscuit
Gar & Fdy
T. & Ait
American Tobacco
Anaconda
Atchison
Atlantic
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Chbla Barnsdelk Ao
Bethlehem: Steel
California Petroleum Canadian Facile
Cerro de Pasco
Chesapeake & Ohio Chic
Mil
St. F.ord
Chicago & Norbl Western CG
Op - Chrysirenine Colorado
Col. Gas & Electric Consolidated Ons - Corm Products
Inter
Kansas City Southern
Kennecott Copper
Lehigh Valley
Louisville & Nashville
Marlind OF
Kan
é&Tex
Missouri
Montgomery Ward
Nash Motors
New York Cent
Starfield
Norfolk & Western North Ameren Oi
Pennsylvania
Phillips Petroleum
Fron Reynolds Tobacco Bst Sons
San Fran
Seahoota
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair
Standard of
Califorors
Standard
Hendatsey
Sindebaker
Ae Texans
Texas & Pacific
Texas Paine
Union Pacific
Bee U
Ind Alconol
Revober
Steel
Maryland -“Overland Woolworthy
G & EL
Board of Trade Cash Quotations for Commodities
Chicago prices list grain corn rye barley and seeds with bid asks and provisional values dated Nov 6. No. 4 fed 1.15 No. 1 hard 1.3734 wheat futures and various No. 2 and 3 grades of yellow and white corn and rye prices plus seeds lard and butter fat values listed with ranges and cents per unit.
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ST. Louis
St. Loouis
Law
Chicago
St Joseph Livestock Market Report Nov 5 1920
Receipts about 2000 cattle and calves. prices steady to firm. Holgar cattle mixed with calves and yearlings, heavy weight steers and heifers showing slight gains. Best heavy stockers and feeders around 14.00 to 14.50, cows and bulls weaker. calves largely unchanged.
New York Produce Receipts Mixed Across Markets
Market patrons report varied returns with eggs firm receipts totaling 14 039 cases and cheese at 65 0344 rounds. Butter quotes from Chicago show 46 cents to 44 2 cents while poultry lists turkeys at 85 9280 cents and fowls at 15 to 22 cents. Trade activity in Kansas City notes heavy hens at 20 cents and roosters at 9 to 12 cents with other produce uncharged.
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New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Poilery
East St. Louis Livestock Market Report
East St. Louis market receipts total 1,599 hogs and 1,200 cattle with mixed gains. Hogs top around 10.45 for light weights, 9.75 to 10.25 for 160 to 210 pounds. lights mid 8s to 9s. Cattle show steers steady to 25¢ higher, yearlings around 26.35, calves and cows steady to mixed. Sheep receipts 600 with fed lambs about 13.75, natives 13.00–19.25, ewes to 6.00.
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ST. Louis
Strang
Kansas City Livestock Market Report November Prices
Kansas City market data shows receipts of hogs 750 with steady demand and prices around 0.85 per pound for 225 to 230 pound hogs. Cattle receipts 1,000 with calves and steers mostly steady to lower. heavy steer top around 16.24, veal top 12.00, stockers and feeders 8.00 to 10.75. Sheep receipts 400 with lambs steady to slightly lower. fed clipping and marketings noted with lamb prices near 13.00 to 15.00.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Livestock market report from St Paul and Minneapolis farms
South St Paul cattle and hog receipts show steady to mixed bids with higher bulls and feeders. Grains and sugar futures drift. New York clearing house data reveal weekly banking reserves and declines.
Weekly Grain and Provisions Review headline note
Wheat harvest advances in the southern hemisphere show Argentina likely to miss last year’s crop. Argentine wheat prospects are subdued with potential deterioration in Argentina’s acreage and rainfall. Corn stockpiles are down from last year while hog lard stocks remain large despite recent declines. Oats rely on limited arrivals and husking regions show disappointing results.
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Chicago
Argentina
Australia
Pressuk
Gern
Nervousness in Butter Market Tied to Fall Production Hopes
Nov 5 Chicas reports nervousness in the butter market not from rising arrivals but from expectations of heavy fall production. Output expected to stay large through fall and winter, while purchases stay limited to ware necessities, causing stockpiles of fancy butter across markets. Also notes steadier feeds, slight gains in cottonseed meat, and price quotes for various grains and feeds in Minneapolis, Chicago, Kansas City, and Omaha.
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Waocmgouin
Ues UY
United States
Butrea
Agricultural Econnomics
Aneapolis
Chicago
Kansas City
Ginaha
Omaha
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Nov 5
Siou x City Ta. receipts 1000 cattle fed steers and yearlings strong top $1150 grass heifers strong top undd grass cows steady top $9.0 all cattle bulls feeders stockers and calves steady. Hogs receipts 1000 steady top $9.85 with ranges by weight from 160 to 350 pounds from $7.00 to $10.00. Sheep receipts 1600 with lambs top $13.75 and ewes $6.40.
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S. ST. Paul
St. Paul
Minn
Woowerk Aga
Sioux City
Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Omaha market update shows receipts of 1900 with hogs steady to higher and cattle mostly steady. Hog prices reach top $10.00 with 160 to 200 pound hogs at $9.25 to $9.75 and 200 to 250 pound hogs $9.75 to $10.00. Cattle receipts around 140 with steer and yearling sections uneven and mostly steady, fat cattle steady to 25 cents lower, veals $10.00 to $11.50, stocker and feeder steers $9.09 to $10.75.
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Omaha
New
Potatoes market reports mixed with steady demand
In Chisuga a market report shows U S shipments at 904 cars with moderate demand and trading while overall market remains steady. Wisconsin round whites quoted around 1.50 to 1.75 per hundredweight with Minnesota North Dakota Red River spuds and Idaho sacked Russets noted. prices vary by grade and region.
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Dutators
Chisuga
Tocal U S
Minnesota-North Dakota
Red River
SiAnn
Tdaho
Russell
Burnocks
Your Neighbor's Rats Poison Ad Promo
An old style raspy classified style notice hawks Meyers Red Fox Poison Kernels for rat control. Claims neighbors' rats will not call again after use. Priced at 85 cents and available at drug stores.
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Europe
State College
Grimmius
Friedley
Linn Co
Harry Friedley
Bennington
Marion
Linn
Mr. Friedley
Black Hawk Aomunty
Bross
Floyd Etzel Alburnett
Linn County
Club Heifer
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Rosaria
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Sté
Bulter
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Ree Darby
Klingicapolis
Pram Waterton Daills Co
Swithh & Co
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Ann Canners
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Towa Pour & Bann O
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Wm, Holland, Real Estate
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