Warehouse act aids farmers on loan collateral
Des Moines reports the state Warehouse act helps farmers store grain at home to secure loans. Sealing costs average one cent per bushel with insurance. stored corn fetches higher market prices, and banks may accept warehouse certificates as reliable collateral. Insects are controlled by fumigation, with inspections monthly and careful sealer familiarity. A list of the counties with Warehouse boards is provided.
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Laws Department of Agriculture
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Benton
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Gaeron
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Sioux
Story
Tama
Wapeilo
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Webster
Pointers to Save Soft Corn Says Iowa Expert
Des Moines reports on recommended methods to salvage soft corn for county warehouses. Extension professor F. G. Churchill outlines cribbing, moisture targets, and vented drying, urging field drying, sorting, cleaning husks, and ventilator use to preserve stock.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Department of Agriculture
F. G. Churchill
State Department
Churchill
Agricultural Extension Service
East Waterloo Farm Bureau Meeting Friday
East Waterloo Farm Bureau will meet at the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas Girley on Friday November 14 for an all day session. Mrs Ede and Mrs Mohlis will lead the infant care lesson after reviewing last year’s nutrition course. Members bring cottage cheese cabbage salad perfection or cold slaw dark bread sandwiches jelly and pumpkin pie.
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East Waterloo
Fruit and honey exhibitors shine at Hort show
Robert M. Clark wins five of ten fruit sweepstakes with Grimes Golden apples after careful selection for blemish. Mrs. Mary Snyder of Council Bluffs profits from honey as Iowa extension service notes her hives boosted income. Chrysanthemums by Vaughn Seerstora in Chicago shown but not judged. W R Lumry of The Log Cabin buys Nebraskan apples from exhibitors to dispose of surplus before return home.
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Mitchellvile
Grimes
Clark
Marry Snyder
Council Bluffs
Iowa Extension Service
Vaughn Seer 'Stora
Chicago
W.R. Lumry
Mr. Lumry
Nebraska
Hag
Judges Finish Work in Vegetable Show at Exposition
Iowa potato growers excel in plate competition while Minnesota gardeners dominate the open class. J J Heise of Abington leads in the open division with a first prize. James Heathershaw of Des Moines sweeps top premiums, as numerous exhibitors from Iowa, Minnesota and other areas win various vegetable prizes and displays.
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KE. J. J. Heise
Abingston
James Heathershaw
Dow Moines
Porstess
Mariy Olin
Clifford Miller
Hubey
Cobbler
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Mian
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Jesse Ftura
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A. Stokdyke
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Stokdyke
Muscatine
NEW WHEAT PRICES RISE ON HEAVY BUYING MARKET UP
Wheat surged to new season highs as buyers entered heavily and exporters cut Canadian yield estimates. Dec futures climbed to about 1.53 and May near 1.62, while corn and oats also firmed amid supportive reports of crop conditions and reduced production forecasts from North America and Argentina.
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Tama plans large corn and grain show in December
Tama County Farm Bureau organizes one of Iowa’s largest corn and small grain displays set for December 5 10 and 11. Prizes total 260 with multiple categories including yellow corn white corn and other grains. Prize details include 50 for top yellow corn 20 for first white corn 12 50 for top white ears and smaller awards for other entries. Culinary department prizes to be announced next week.
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Tama
Iowa
Tama County Farm Bureau
R. K. Stoddard
Gilman
H. H. Lichty
Toledo
J. EF
Gray
Chelsea
W. G. Malin
W. J. Hayes
Malcolm
J. D. Hayes
Business Men and Commercial Club of
Teir
F. M. Ingram
D. EB. Goodell
T. J. Bracken
CG. R. Johnston
FM. Maxfield
Toledo Dairy Show Slated for December 16 18 in Toledo
The Toledo Dairy show committee led by Dr. C G Moore Dr Ralph Avery A E Cooper Wailie Durphy and Lee Clough announces a $199 prize pool for the dairy institute and short course December 16 18. Cattle from Guernsey Ayrshire Holstein and Jersey will compete with purebreds and grades in separate classes. Prizes range from 10 to 1 dollars per breed and per age class with no entry fees. The event will be at the West End Feed barn Toledo with judges C B Finley and Floyd Johnston, the latter serving as town dairy association secretary. The judging contest will be held Wednesday morning at the same venue. The exhibit is limited to the county.
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Toledo Dairyshow
C. G. Moore
Ralph Avery
A. E. Cooper
Wailie Durphy
Lee Clough
Dairy Institute
Guernsey
Ayrshire
Jersey
West End
Dee
C. B. Finley
No Extension
Ames
Floyd Johnston
Town Dairy Association
Tama County Assoc Appoints Official Tester in 61st Cowtest
Tama County Cowtesting association names Wiley Whitehead of Marengo as Official Tester. He began duties November 1. The 61st test covered the Winn & Walters herd near Toledo with animals from Dr. C. G. Monro Toledo Dr. Ralph Avery Moniont Waller Tomlinson Tama Guy Monroe Elheron C. G. Sawyer and others. A list of association members from Buckingham Traer Reinbeck and surrounding towns accompanies the report.
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Toledo
Wiley Whitehead
Marengo
Tama County
Farmers Questions and Comments Invited
Farmers questions and comments in vited. Address communications to Editor Farm Department, Waterloo Evening Courier, Waterloo, Iowa. Phone 5100.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Iowa
Hogs and cattle steady to weak at St Joseph market
Receipts at St Joseph on November 13 show hogs at about 6,000 with prices around 6.45 to 9.40 for bulk, cattle at 2,500 with steers mostly 5.25 to 10.00, cows and heifers 3.00 to 3.50, and stockers at 3.50 with overall steady to weak trends. A separate hog and cattle line records 3,500 receipts with similar pricing and ranges.
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St, Joseph
St Toseph
Tombe
Hogs and Cattle Prices Shift in Record Midwest Market
Illinois cattle and hog receipts reflect a volatile session with hogs 5 to 10 cents lower and cattle higher. Demand remains uneven as buyers bid around $9.60 to $9.80 for fat hogs and steer prices jump to about $10.50 to $11.00 for choice yearlings. The mix includes large lots and feeders, while sheep and lambs show modest gains amid overall sluggish trade. Local notices report community visits and a Ladies' Aid meeting set for November 26 in Beaver township.
Omaha Livestock Receipts Mixed as Markets Inch Downward
Receipts at Omaha and East St Louis show hogs steady to weak with top around 9.75 and bulk 170 pounds plus 5.50. cattle offerings mixed with fed steers and yearlings generally steady and top yearlings near 12.25. sheep receipts 3,000 with lambs strong and prices around 13.25 to 13.60. Major buyers include feeding and packing operations. trading subdued amid lighter demand.
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Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
Industrials Lead Stocks Advance as Prices Rally
New York November 13 stock prices surged as trading resumed at a moderate pace. Industrial shares led gains with records in United States Can United States Cast Iron Pipe and others while United States Steel neared yearly highs. Rail issuers lagged as bulls pushed multiple industrials up 2 to 3 points.
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Waterloo Bank Clearings and Market Report for Nov 13 1944
Bank clearings in Jack Hawk County Waterloo for the week ending November 13 1944 totaled 1 671 02 with comparisons to 1913 and 1914 weeks. Instruments recorded deeds mortgages and notices show activity while Waterloo markets list prices for livestock crops and hides with quotations from Rath Packing Co and Colin Byers.
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Waterloo Bank
Waterloo Clearing House Association
Giaanni
Seve
Produce Prices At Chicago And New York Marts
Chicago and New York market notes show varied creamery and butter prices with steady to higher quotes for creamery extras and firsts, plus markets for cheese and eggs. Poultry prices list turkeys, chickens, fowls, ducks, and geese with mixed movements, while flour and other grain derivatives display fluctuating milling values across cities.
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New York
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York
Kansas
Summy Family News From Waterloo and Surroundings
Nov. 19, 1919 near Orange reports Mr and Mrs Frank Summy and daughter now living in Waterloo. Other items note hospital stays, visitors, sales, and local society events. Foreign exchange and wool and coffee prices are listed for New York markets. A local theater group from Dysart and Waterloo prepares a play Flappiness for Wednesday.
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Frank Summy
Waterloo
William Bridge
New Bahs
June Miller
Lester
George Benedict
Presbyterian Hospital
W. Bh. Cunningham
Talline
Sam Savior
California
Cunningham
Fike
Schrock
Anna Hamer
Truro
Frank Bernard
Witerloo
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