Farm Convention Nominates Officers for Next Year
At the Black Hawk County Farmers union quarterly meeting in Gillibrtville the following nominees were named for next year: President H G Peverill Raymond Jocal E H Christensen Boris W R Nickerson Raymond Vice president Oscar Miles La Porte City Art Kober La Porte City Ted Weber Raymond Secretary Pressurer airy OW RL Nickerson der Bloies La Porte City John Frost Jesup Doorkeeper Nick Eby Jesup Paul Wagoner La Porte City Don’t Smile Roe Says. About 100 members attended and voting will occur at the next county meeting.
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Gillbertvile
Black Hawk
la Porte City
Art Kober
Ted Weber
Raymond
Airy
RL Nickerson
der Bloies
John Frost
Jesup
Doorkeeper
Nick Eby
Paul Wagoner
Roe
H. F E. Rae
Farmers’ Union
H. G. Peverill
Mr. Roe
Hob Moore
Farmers’ Union Livestock Commission Company
Union Township Farm Bureau Meeting at Boehmer School
Cedar Falls reports Union Township Farm Bureau held an evening meeting at Boehmer schoolhouse Friday November 4. County Agent J L Uban presented a talk with motion pictures on soil building. A large crowd attended and refreshments were served.
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Union Twp
Cedar Falls
Union Township Farm Bureau
Boehmer
Boehmler and Benson
J. L. Uban
Farmers Letters to Editor at Waterloo Evening Courier
Readers address questions and comments to Editor Farny Merpartment and the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Iowa. Communications are directed via the newspaper office and phone line 5100.
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Nylted
Farny Merpartment
Wraterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Towa
East High Graduate Becomes Dairy Tester in Winneshiek County
Richard Griffith, a 1925 Waterloo East High graduate, works as a cow tester for Winneshiek county dairy associations. He tests milk samples monthly on 26 to 28 farms, saves to attend Town State college and Ames dairy courses, and repairs his $25 second hand vehicle himself.
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Richard Griffith
Waterloo East High
Winneshirk
Griffith
Town State College
Ames
Faover
Burk Oderkirk
Jine
Iowa
Winneshiek
Grifith
Winneshick
Anna L. Griffith
Decorah
Flock profit tops 1120 as Rhode Island Reds yield year
Winthrop Iowa reports Mrs W M Ferrin earned 2412 gross on a 200 hen Rhode Island Red flock for the year ending Sept 1. Expenses ran 1291 39 leaving 1120 11 profit plus 189 eggs and meat for home use. 15000 eggs sold for hatching and 784 86 spent on feed. Eggs shipped nationwide including Mexico among other income.
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Courier Special Service
Winthrop
Rhode Island
W. M. Ferrin
United States
Mexico
Retests for Herds Infected With TB in Chickasaw County
In Chickasaw County, retesting of cattle herds infected with tuberculosis is under way led by Dr. W W Stewart. Testing focuses on Dresden township and Washington with Brad ford and Drestlen on request. Drs Goridor Rochford assist, and immediate testing remains possible as petitions show strong owner support.
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New Hampton
Chickasaw
W. WJ. Stewart
Dresden Township
Washington
Drestlen Washington
Bradford
L, FP
Goridor
Rochford
Nashua
Stewart
Wieh
Texas Herefords Sent for Junior Scale Club Work
Hampton Texas November headlines: The Franklin County Farm Bureau will bring 50 Hereford calves from a Texas ranch to be distributed among boys and girls for scale club work. The program helps young Farm Bureau members obtain calves cheaply and support youth agriculture efforts.
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Creer Acceient Service
Hampton, Ja
Frank
UN County Farm Bureau
Texas
Farm Bureau
Feeding Ability of Pigs of Cross-Bred Sows Being Tested
Ames Iowa November reports a swine feeding race at the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station between cross-bred and purebred pigs. Cross-breds previously outpaced purebreds in daily gain and weight in 225 pounds, with faster completion times. The 2024 test includes cross-bred sows bred to purebred Duroc and Poland boars, with final results announced November 18.
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Ames
Poland
Women to Meet for Third Clothing Lesson
Women members of East Waterloo Township Farm Bureau will meet next Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. Turner for their third lesson in second-year clothing.
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East Waterloo Township
Peak stock gains mark high trading day
New York reports stock prices rose to 1927 peaks amid gains for General Motors and other big names, before profit taking trimmed early advances. Insurance shares fell, and foreign exchange opened steady as traders watched the market swing with notable highs by Victor Talking Machine and Continental lines.
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New York
Continental Insurance
Russia Insurance
Fidelity Phoenix
Case
Strong Und Gerlone
Dupont
General Motors
Atlantic Refining
U. S. Steel Common
American Snuff
Liggett & Myers
General Motors Common
American Machine Foundry
Radio
International Harvester
Westinghouse Electric
New York Dock
Coke Advanced & Point
Victor Talking Machine
Warren Bros
Russia
Walz Stronz
Allied Chemical & Dye American Can
American Car & Foundry Tees American Locomotive
American Smet. & Hel
American Sugar American T. & American Tobages
American Water Works
American Woolen
Anaconda + Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Barnsdall A
Bethlehem Steel
California
Petroleum
Canadian
Puerto - Cerro de Paseo -Stenee Ghesaprake & Obla
Chicago
North Western
R. T. & Paeine
Chryster
Goca Cole
Colorado
Col. Gas & el
Corn Products
Grucible Steel Dodge Bros
A du Pont de Hein Erle
O Fleischmann
Freeport-Terns
Electric General Motors
Iron
Northern PF
Houston
Hudson Motors
Illinois Central Int
Harvester
Mar
Nickel Eee
Kater
Tel
Kansas City
Southern Kennecott Copper
Lehigh Valley
Louisville & Nash Mack Truck
Marlant OW Mo
Kat. & Tex
Missouri Pacific
Montgomery Ward
Nash Motors
New York Central
New Haven
Ftortford
Norfolk & Western Worth American
Northern
Fpacific Packard
Fevevenerte Pan
American Petroleum
Paramt
Fan
Pennsylvania Philips Pet
Pierce-Arrow
Rep
Iron & Steel Reynolds Tobacco
St. Louis
San Francisco
Seaboard Air Line
Sears Rochack
Dairies Southern Prcific
Southern Beltway
Standard Onl
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Studebaker Co
Wees Texas Corporation
Texas Gulf
Texas Gulf Sulphur 1 Texans& Pacific Wes
Texas Pacific
Timken
Union Carbide
Union Pacific
U.S Rubber
Maryland
Westinghouse Electric Willys
Overland Waalwarih
G. & Boo
BONDS
United States
Honda
Liberty
Marge
Treasury
Wheat and grain quotes from Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Board of Trade prices dated Nov 10 show No 2 red wheat at 1.354 to 1.187, various corn and white oat bids listed with mixed figures. Timothy seed 3,504.25, cloverseed 21.75 to 120.00, provisions like lard at 12.20, flour, beans, and other grains also noted with numerous bid values.
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Chicago
wBra
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OES
HBO
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Renee Ween
Cattle Prices Hit New Highs in Year’s Early Selloff
Chicago markets report mixed gains across cattle hog and sheep. Fed steers surged to top weekly levels while heifers and cows rose, hogs fell on higher receipts, and sheep showed steady to higher demand with light weights advancing.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Gridiron Prices
Kansas GIS Missouri sale totals show hog receipts about 2500 with higher than Thursday averages for stock pigs priced 8.75 to 10.00 per hundredweight. Hogs firm at 9.40 for 225 to 300 pounds. Cattle receipts 2000 with all killing classes steady and fed steers around 11.00 to 13.50. Sheep receipts 2000 with lamb prices mostly steady and top around 73.50 for select pounds.
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Kansas
Gis
ST. Joseph
Chicago Hog and Cattle Market Report
Chicago wildehog market reports receipts around 20 000 hogs with hog prices 10 to 15 cents higher than Thursday and up to 25 cents above average. Cattle receipts around 4 000 steady with steers mostly absent from top grades and bulls selling 4 25 to 5 35. Sheep receipts about 6 000 with fat lambs slow and bids weaker, range 13 50 to 13 75 for best, with some offerings to 14 10.
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Chicago
Fed
Shore Fed
RW Paul
Pon
Livestock and market reports from New York and Midwest
Livestock prices and receipts at major markets show firm cattle and pork values with mixed grain notes. Reports include New York meat receipts of 3,447 tubs and 11,417 cases, Omaha and Indicated west markets noting butchers’ weights and sow prices, plus potato and cotton price movements and Minneapolis flour shipments.
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New York
Buller
Ireshi
All Grain Markets Except New York Closed for Armistice Day
United States grain markets closed today for Armistice Day except New York. The holiday shutdown affected trading across major exchanges as officials observed the ceasefire anniversary.
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New York
Chicago
United States
New York Wheat Steady to Higher Amid Slow Trading
New York opened steady to firmer as dull demand kept prices flat to up, with lower overseas cables and cold weather limiting activity. Cattle and hog markets showed slow receipts yet varied. calves rose on demand, hogs opened steady with top bids near 38.00, while sheep saw little activity and fat lambs traded around 12.50 to 13.50.
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New York
Winnipeg
Kinsel Denies Influencing Boys Over Angus Bias
Vinton Iowa November 11 Chris Kinsel Aberdeen Angus breeder Benton county and county baby beef club chairman feeds a carload of Shorthorn calves for the International Livestock Show in Chicago to refute claims he favored the Angus breed. He says he never influenced members to prefer Angus and challenges proof of any bias.
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Vinton
Chris Kinsel
Benton County
County
Baby Beef Club
Chicago
Kinsel
Oats Bring 53 and 54 Cents Per By At Farm Auctions
At Otto Eschen sale in Oelwein Iowa on Thursday grade cows sold for 60 to 70 dollars. Feeding hogs brought 9 cents, oats 54 cents, hay 9.75, and corn in the field averaged a dollar and a shock. Jamison Graham & Bowers sale saw cows 80 to 90 dollars, pigs 10 cents, oats 53 cents, fair farm horses 6 to 90 dollars, chickens 1 dollar. Farm machinery and tools sold at fair prices.
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Waterloo
Trivex
al Pats
Waterion Mids
Sqetts & Co
Laghorn
Erstige
Vavevgre
TLE
MOGS
Eran Rath Packing Co
Town Flour & Peed Co
Cohn Bros
Courier
Oclwein
Otto Eschen
Jamison
Graham & Bowers
Stapleton Township Farm Bureau Elects President
P D Zmoos named president of Stapleton Township Farm Bureau at a recent meeting held at Richardson schoolhouse. Mrs Joe Murphy named vice president and Leander Saltzman secretary. Zmoos defeated Russell Burns for the presidency. Sugar prices report in New York shows Cuban and refined sugar ranges with unsettled quotations.
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New Hampton In
P. D. Zmoos
Stapleton Township
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