Bovine tuberculosis area in Iowa retested and reaccredited
Winnebago county Iowa, first to adopt an area plan, was retested with 243 reactors found from 1788 in initial test three years ago. Most reactors traced to unclean premises or cattle bootlegging from Minnesota. Supreme Court of the United States dismissed Minnesota objectors and Iowa officials hail the ruling supporting the area eradication program. Iowa officials anticipate quicker legal closure to finish eradication efforts.
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Thompson
Winnebago
Iowa
Iowa Department of Agricuuirg
Wimrebage
Minnesota Line
Winnebago County
Minnesota
Supreme Court
Deg Moines
Supreme Court of United States
Earl F. Wisdom
United States Supreme Court
Towa
Wisdom
Thornburg
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
MG. Thorn
Cow Testers Meet Here to Talk of Better Dairying
A gathering of cow testing associations from Black Hawk and nearby counties met at the courthouse for their annual fall conference led by Burt Oderkirk of the Iowa extension service. Discussions focused on improving dairy profitability, publicity methods, and cooperation with buttermakers, with a social dinner planned at Black's tearoom and a final session scheduled for tomorrow morning.
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Black Hawk
Burt Oderkirk
Iowa Extension Service
Black’s Tearoom
Lesters
West Union
Buttermakers and Test Association
Alfalfa Growth Lags Ahead of Winter in Tama County
In Tama County alfalfa fields show insufficient growth for winter protection. Dry weather slowed the second cutting, delaying the third and leaving limited cover. If winter stays mild with few freezing thaw cycles, protection may still be adequate.
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Toledo
Tama
Farmers Questions and Comments Invited
Readers may send questions and comments to the Saltair Perm Department at the Waterloo Evening Courier, Waterloo, Iowa. Address communications to the editor and include a phone contact for replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Vows
Farmers' Union Meets Thursday at Gilbertville
The Black Hawk County Farmers' Union holds its quarterly convention in Gilbertville Iowa on Thursday November 10 at 6 pm. Speaker Fred Bloss of Guthrumya will address the gathering. An open meeting features entertainment including a home talent play prepared by Raymond locals as part of countywide events.
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Syedgt Neretee
Gilbertville
Black Hawk County
Farmers’ Union
Fred Bloss
Gttumya
Bloss
Johan Thompson
Des Moines
la Porte City
Vais Talle
Raymond
Grant Peverill
Farm Orchestra Contest Set for Jan 23 at ISU
Cedar Pals Nov 9 notes a rural Iowa district contest to be held Monday Jan 23 at Iowa State Teachers College Ames. Prof Fullerton and W H Stacy announce contest details with district winners advancing to meet at Ames for the state championship during Farm and Home Week early February. Entries via Mr Stacy.
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Cedar Pals
Iowa State Teachers College
CG. A. Fullerton
W. H. Stacy
Town Extension Service
Fullerton
Stacy
Ames
Iowa
Comepete
Storm Lake
Buena Vista College
Northwestern Towa
Des Moines
State Farm Bureau and Co- Operative Livestock Shipping Association
Orecentral
Lyberger Farm Bureau Orchestra
Mitchell County
Stumbo Orchestra
Boone County
Oadwell Farms Bureau
Dallas County
Carlson's
Grade Ayrshire Cow at Top in Dunkerton Testing for October
Dunkerton Iowa report shows 128 cows tested with 139 dry. Average milk 314 pounds and 11.7 pounds butterfat per cow. High herd purebred Holsteins were Fisher and Beckhemner at 638 pounds milk and 30.8 butterfat. Ida Barron and Son had high testing individual a grade Ayrshire at 1199 pounds milk and 50 butterfat.
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Dunkerton
Fisher & Beckhemner
Glen Parker
Ida Barron & Son
P. T. Bennett
Jersey
New Hampton
Chickasaw County Cow Test Association
Harold Dunton
Jess Frost
Richland Township
A.W. Flint
Nashua
Dairymen to discuss calf club plans for juniors next year
In Toledo Iowa county dairymen plan a November 15 meeting at the farm bureau office to review last year’s cow test results and meet Evan Normen Floyd Johnston, secretary of the Town State Dairy association, as plans for a 1928 calf club program unfold. New corncrib project noted at the Norden farm near Dysart with above bin space for corn.
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Toledo
Farm Bureau
Henry Norman
Tama
Evan Normen Floyd Johnston
Johnston
Town State Dairy Association
Arthur Norden
Dysart
Cern
First 1827 corn on way to mart in Iowa fields
A Cedar Falls dispatch reports the season’s first new corn delivered to a farmers elevator, with quality said to exceed last year. Prices opened around 60 cents a bushel and yields are expected to be below average, while oats remain scarce and farmers hold old corn for higher returns.
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Aurrioe
Raymond
Éleynalar
Sfaukier
Dewar
Tom Lazemy
Charles Folsett
Dave Heiple
Charles Westerndor
Sumner
Hudson
Waterloo
Westerndor
Odlwell
Teourier
Servier
Cedar Falls
Oscar Tostlebe
Tostlebe
Farm Women Take Lesson Series Across Five Gatherings
Miss Ruby Kassel, Town extension specialist, teaches a five session clothing course to farm women across Black Hawk county. Group leaders from Lineal to Cedar and Bennington townships attend lessons at homes and halls, wrapping Friday at the YWCA in Waterloo.
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Ruby Kassel
Black Hawk County
Miss Kassel
Lineal
Orange
Black Hawk
Eagle
Charles Franck
Hudson
Lester
Barclay
Poyner
Dewar Hall
Spring Creek
Fox Township
Matt Demuth
Waterloo
East Waterloo
Cedar
Bennington
Kassel
World Wheat Supply Increases. Weather Supports Argentina
World wheat supply rose by 27,058,000 bushels in the week as favorable weather in Argentina offsets crop damage reports south of Cordoba. Unsettled spring wheat weather in the Northwest hints at possible crop-delivery delays while futures activity and market pressure show mixed movement. oats and corn near prior limits with provisions steady. Cash and futures markets reflect Argentine crop concerns with some zones reporting 25 percent damage, while cotton and other grains show tentative firmness in early trading.
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Chicago
Argentina
Zenes
Cordoba
Altho
Nebraska
Inge
Buenos Aires
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Report November 9
Wheat prices listed across hard and soft grades with No 4 hard at 1.274, No 2 hard 1.264, corn and oats mixed and yellow notes, rye and barley prices, Timothy seed, cloverseed, and rib and belly quotes. The figures reflect commodity values今日.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Chicago
Packers Inactive And Bidding Off In Chicago Market
Chicago market shows inactive packers and bid activity near $10 for top 250 to 280 lb hogs, with mixed daily quotes across weights. cattle receipts around 12,000 and strong on stockers and feeders, vealers to pockets, and hogs steady with Tuesday’s prices. Peoria reports lower grain and mixed cattle and hog bids amid regional activity.
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Chicago
Strang
S. St, Paul
St. Paul
Minn
Representative Sales Livestock in Union Yards
Union Yards Chicago reports brisk activity in representative livestock sales with cattle and hogs traded amid steady demand. Prices varied as buyers and sellers negotiated, reflecting typical market conditions for early November trading.
Wall Street Trade Swings Amid Stocks Battle for Control
New York November 8 Prices shuffled as speculative forces fought for lead in today’s stock market. Major names like U S Steel General Motors American Smelting General Electric and Chesapeake & Ohio showed heaviness while Marine preferred American Tobacco Atlantic Refining Woolworth and Packard reached new highs. Call loans steady at 3 percent. Closing sales featured widespread activity with notable gains for Houston Oil Southern Railway and Pittsburgh Coal among others. Foreign exchange steady with sterling around 4.86 and francs near 3.92.
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New York
U.S. Steel
General Motors
American Smielting
General Electric
Hardwi
Delaware & Trudean
Atchison
Chesapeake & Obie
Marine Preferred
American Tobacco
Atlantic Refintus
Woolworth
Pittsburgh
West Virginis
MacKay
Warren Bros
International Business Machines
Victor Talking Maehlis
Arnold Constable
Athn Ds Fink
Wurts
Houston
DuPont
International Harvester
Fittsburgh Coal
Houston Oil
Southern Railway
St. Lews Southwestern
Gulf, Mobile & Northern
Kansas City
Chem, & Dye
American Canam
Car & Fd
American Locomotive Am. Sm
American Sugar
Ameren Tobacco
American Water Works
American Wooler Anaconda
Atlantic Coast Line
Atlantic Refining ‘A
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio Barnsdall
Bethlehem Steel - California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific Iss
Cerro de Pasco
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chic
St. P
West
Ghirosler
Colorado Fuel
Gol
Gas & el
Crucible Steel
Dodge Bros
Union Pacific
G. S. Ind
Sreteteen
Westerna
Maryland
Weatinghouse Electric Vere Boy
Willys-Overland
San
U. S. Ronds
Bond
Liberty
Las
Treasury
Farms Rented For 9 And 8 An Acre In Iowa Notes
Clutier IA November 9. F J Machal near Chuller leases the 120 acre farm where he lives to Fred Valenta for three years starting March at $9 per acre. Valenta recently worked for local farmers. Frank Hlavacek near Chitier moves to Haack farm southwest of Dysart renting it for three years at $9 per acre.
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Torte Spee
Clutter
F. J. Machal
Chuller
Fred Valenta
Eleron
Mr. Machal
F K. Husak
Mr. Valenta
Clutier
Frank Hlavacek
Chitier
Haack Farm
Dysart
Provisions Market Reports From New York and Midwest
New York receipts include 12 694 tubs of creamery butter with 88 to 01 score notes and 41 42 47 lnc. eggs show 22 397 tubs with good to prime quality. Nearby hennery whites and browns vary in price. cheese steady with 196 18% pounds reported. live poultry and fowls listed by freight and express. Chicago reports butter and eggs steady, poultry prices mixed with small gains for hens and turkeys. St Louis notes eggs and butter unchanged with slight turkey increases. Kansas City shows turkeys 30 39 and unchanged other poultry and produce.
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Isa
Waterlen Keily Co
Ft Va
Uae
Switt & Co
Pat Farmer
Waterlon
Tory
Ween
Tour Ks
Wnder & Tha
Ms Mt
Feteeeay
Rath
B. Bain
Tao
TAZ Rao Ciood
Viewvy
Iowa Flour & Peed Co
tFrant Cohu Bros
Chicago
Rita
Tve
Diutoth
Beaan
Horace Hide
A. Chieaga
New York
Express
Iolta
Ah Louis
St. Louis
Ic Aigher
Kansas City
Livestock and grain market notes from multiple Midwest exchanges
Reports from Big Markets indicate steady demand with 167 cars shipped and 496 on track, plus 948 cars moving. Prices shown for sacked whites and Red River oats across Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota Idaho and Kansas City. Grain entries include wheat and corn quotes from Kansas City Minneapolis Omaha and St Louis with various No. 2 and No. 3 grade prices and receipt counts.
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Lotato
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Idaho
Russell Burba
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Kansas City market notes hogs show receipts around thousands with fluctuating prices and limited demand for heavy weights. Cattle receipts near four thousand with mixed demand for calves vealers and yearlings, with better grades for feeders and high yearling prices around sixteen dollars per hundredweight.
Auto Turns Over Twice Near Marshalltown Injures None
Six Waterloo women narrowly escaped harm when their car rolled into a ditch after hitting gravel while traveling about 40 mph to attend morning sessions of the Dubuque deanery Episcopal church. The group included Mrs. E B Mounsey and five others, all uninjured, and they returned home last night.
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Waterloo
Marshalltown
Dubuque
Episcopal Church
E. B. Mounsey
Fourth Street
Christ Episcopal Church
Floyd Bump
Third Street
Robert Parrott
Prospect Avenue
Albert Greely
Home Park Boulevard
Hodge Taylor
Allen Street
Frank Collard
State Agent Aids Floyd Sheriff in Bandit Search
Charles City Indiana November 9 Jesse Quinlan of the state department of investigation aids Floyd county Sheriff P A Saddler in investigating the attempted bank robbery at Rudd and the later discovery of stolen goods at Marshalltown after an auto wreck. Reports say a Buick coach tied to the burglary followed the wrecked car. All cars carried merchandise.
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Courier Spering Service
Charles City
Jesse Quinlan
State Department of Investigation
P. A. Saddler
Floyd County
Rudd
Marshalltown
Peet Land Reaps 223 Bushels Per Acre At Hollandale
Ward Innes of Hollandale Minnesota once of this locality visited and reports growing 35 acres of potatoes on Peet land at Hollandale. He says the crop yielded 223 bushels per acre and sold for 60 cents per bushel, producing a $180 return for the former Tama man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peet Land
Tama Man
Spcotal Service
Tracer
Ward Innes
Hollandale
Minn
Illness Cancels G A R November Meeting
The November meeting of the Rob ert Anderson post G A R is omitted due to illness. Commander David Allison and Adjutant T F Shannon are reported ill with Shannon hospitalized at St Francis hospital. The next regular meeting will be in December. St Marys Sewing Circle will meet Thursday afternoon in the school house for quilting and cards with Mrs M A Grunewald and Mrs George Kelan on the committee.
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rCamiier Special Berulee
Manchester
Arm
Delaware Township
Robert Anderson Post
David Allison
la Porte Guy
T. F. Shannon
St. Francis Hospital
Here
St. Mary's
Holland Savings Bank Phone Number Noted
Waterloo Savings Bank lists phone 492 in an itemized notice. The short fragment indicates a bank contact reference and location in Waterloo.
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Holland
Waterloo Savings Bank
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