Buttermakers at Waverly Hold Regional Convention
The Buttermakers Association of western Brewer county held a convention at Waverly with tours of Carnation Condensary and Waverly Publishing Co. including demonstrations of packing lines and butter wrap printing. Talks covered tuberculosis, legislation, and dairy industry issues, followed by a banquet at Palace Theatre with community leaders and guest speakers.
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Warner Tit
Brewer County
Thay &Ravp
Iana Buttermakers’ Association
Carl Meter
Tesium Creamery
Waverly Savings Bank
JS. C. I
Waverly Community Club
Myron Benedict
Printing Phonic
Warerir
A.C. Grossman
W. D. Brown
Uhis
W. B. Foster
Waterloo
W. A. Rohlf
Offringa
Waverly
W. FE. Mack
Palace Theatre
Europe
Culling Campaign in Tanit Co Aimed at Diseased Birds
Investigations in Tanit County reveal high chicken infection from crowded poultry houses. County Agent Mills notes yellow sores in mouths, reduced vitality, and high mortality under confinement. A culling drive will separate laying birds from sick stock to reduce spread.
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Tanit Co
Toledo
Tania County
ZR. Mills
Top On Boars Fetch High Prices At Duroc Auction
At the Quasqueton sale the top price reached $64 for a Duroc Jersey boar. Cari F Walter J F Walter Winthrop and an Alburnett man bought the leading boar for $40. Peter Sullivan of Jesup paid $47 for another boar, highlighting strong bidding during the annual fall sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quasqueton
Duroc Jersey Bears
Cari F. Walter
J. F. Walter
Winthrop
Alburnett
Peter Sullivan
Jesup
Dairy creamery group reports gains at annual meeting
Iowa Creamery Secretaries and Managers Association reported higher memberships and increased cash receipts in the latest year. Secretary Bechtelheimer detailed expanding council work, dairy campaigns, and planned projects to boost production figures and creamery efficiency across eight to ten states.
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Bechtelheimer
Iowa
Council
Hulbanad
Pommbaliance
Milkinen
Fates
Butler
Uoily
Aes
Keonony
Fou
Farmers and business leaders dine together in buzzed banquet
In Ama Ta on November 13 the first Show club banquet will bring farmers and local business men together on November 24. County Agent Z. R. Mills Poteds and Bill Daly Cedar Rapids helped form the pew organization. Similar meeting planned in Toledo on November 22 as interests align.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ama, Ta
Z. R. Mills
Poteds
Bill Daly
Cedar Rapids
Toledo
Ames Iowa to Host Swine Feeding Day Seminar
Ames Iowa November 13 The annual swine feeders day at Iowa State College in Ames draws hundreds from across the state and neighboring regions. Prof John M Evvard overseeing the program scheduled for November 20 begins at 9 am with rail rates expected to help attendees. Topics include hogging down corn oats feeding minerals soybeans and pasture use with discussions on swine fever and sheep and cattle questions to follow.
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Ames
Iowa
John M. Evward
Charg
Town
Eyward
Evvard
Evward
Uxpes
Additina
Eveara Stys
May Require State Lawmakers to Help Corn Borer Battle
State farming specialists and plant pest authorities met to discuss the European corn borer outbreak in Iowa. They adopted recommendations to prevent further spread and debated stringent measures, aiming to prepare in case the pest causes more damage next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
New Husking Champ to Be in Iowa Test
Natlas Cemter Nev Wh i TAPI WT Stanek Pere Tholep announce the eleventh contestant will compete in the state husking contest here Saturday. Wallaces Farmer officials confirm the contest will proceed after a recent incident involving contestant Fred Stanek. Fred previously qualified, creating two sets of brothers in the event with the Grimmins brothers of Grundy Center and the Stanek brothers of Fort Dodge.
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Natlas Cemter
Stanek
Pere Tholep
Bay
Vis
Wallaces
Farmer
Fred
Webster County
Grinmins Brothers
Grundy Center
Stanek Brothers
Fort Dodge
Cornbelt grows with bigger crop from Iowa oat strains
Washington DC reports that Iowa and adjoining states have increased corn yield through new high yielding varieties developed by Iowa State College and the U S Department of Agriculture. Four varieties Albion Richland Lowman and Torgren are highlighted with origins from Kherson and Green Russian.
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Washington
Iowa
Fowar
Albion
Kherson
Althe Albion
Richland
Logren
Towa
Anes
Torgren
Eichland
Jawar
Lawa
Wichersan
Herefords Arrive First for Royal Show in Kansas City
Herefords lead the entry as the Royal Show opens in Kansas City Missouri with 2A head in the show herd from Lafayette Indiana and Longview farm Jerseys and hogs also arriving. A 24 car train from Pacific ports last week brings additional stock, expected here before opening.
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Kansas City
Lafasette
Ind
Jae
Missour
Inc
Longview Farm
Tom Che
Sureveport
Lea
Lamview
Mixsberg
Mes
Washington
Caprihouse
Pacific Internation Pwits
Portland
Ore
Ewie
Advance in all grain December wheat gains drive market
Wheat futures rose as export demand showed strength with Canadian wheat purchases. Liverpool stocks fell versus last year and Argentine export prospects improved. December, May prices fluctuated with gains then pulled back, while corn and oats followed wheat higher and hogs supported grain values.
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Deventher
Begam Oech
Indica
Owis
Liverpool
Chicago
New Seyie
Yeuterfal
Kirwne
Board of Trade Cash Quotations
Chicago nov 13 Wheat prices for No 2 red and No 1 hard listed with varying bids. Corn bids given for No 5 mixed and other grades. Soybeans oats and barley shown with mixed quotes and sample grades. Timothy seed and clover seed prices included.
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Minneapolis
Gkaln. Polis
Board of Trade
Chicago
Hogs Lead mixed farm market at Demang Fair late numbers
Chicago reports hog receipts near 12 000 with values 10 to 15 higher than Whits city averages. Cattle and sheep receipts mix as fat steers strong to 25 cents higher, vealers steady. Hogs show bulk better at 11.25 to 11.56 tops with sows around 10.00 to 10.60 as lighter cattle and calves trade firm.
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Lama
Ion Bros. & Co
AL Morey
Teidge
Chicago
Weidr Price
Srrnerene
Reese Weiskt Trine
Wee . Res
Lyon
Eae van Man
Seeeeellin
W York
Pho
Fa. Sax
Mike
Abe -Seee
St. Joseph
Matt Wingert
Choles
Geraldine Angmann
Whitsciy
Iloo
Aeven Straus
Ming
Investors Rush Lifts Stocks Across Markets
New York market extended gains as investors cheered the New York Federal Reserve rate action and a string of favorable dividends. Stocks moved sharply higher at the open with big blocks trading, led by United States Steel and major rail and industrials. Cotton and wool futures showed mixed or declining readings as trading remained heavy and prices steadied.
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New York
Federal Reserve Bank
American Safety Razor
Poverite
United States Steel
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Great Northen
Lehigh Valley
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Wike
Chrysler
DuPont
Mack
Strons
Omaha Livestock Report Delivers Mixed Hogs and Lambs
Receipts total about 6 500 hogs with most gains 10 to 20 cents. best butcher meets 11 60. Cattle steady to weak with calves and yearlings scarce. stockers and feeders mostly steady around 4 25 to 5 50. Sheep and lambs show firm to higher bids with top lambs around 18 25 and feeder sheep steady.
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Omany
Bolog
East St Louis Livestock Market Receipts and Cattle Trends
East St. Louis and Peoria livestock reports show receipts and price trends. Cattle receipts around 1,000 with limited demand for steers, light veal and cannner grades varying. sheep and lambs higher by week’s end. top cattle and veal prices indicated, with packer activity and market tone described.
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LMF
Urbana World Briefs and Local Notes
Local items report Bert Smith at Center Point and Urbana. burial at Center Point Cemetery. Mrs Chet Cline hosts Just-a-Mere club. Vivian Wakeman visiting Urbana kin on way to Florida. Mrs Elizabeth Casner wintering with relatives. Ladies Art Society to meet at Mollie Cumberland’s. Mrs P O Burrell and Mrs E F Springer attend district Teen Federation meeting. Mrs Ant Gunn travels to Anoka nk ville for weeks with relatives. flagids and vaoods noted.
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Bert Smith
Bis
Center Point
Me. Smith
Urbana
Cemeny
George Gilusin
Wirwinks
Vinton
Chet Cline
Mollie Cumberland
Ie Larmpinan
Ced Nente
P.O Burrell
FE. P. ‘Springer
Ffth
Tania
Thurssta
Ante Gunn
Anohankeville
Produce Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
Chicago and New York produce prices page lists butter creamery stock eggs and poultry rates with varying grades and receipts. Prices include creamery extra firsts at 41.5 to 46.5 cents, packed stock 34 to 43 cents, cheese varieties at 23 to 24 cents, and poultry with turkeys at 32 to 50 cents and fowls around 16 to 28 cents. Market notes mention Nov 13 Chicago and Nov 17 St Louis updates and minor receipts figures.
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Chicign
Chicago
New York
Bulter
Witte
Pacific Coast
Ube
Chitenca
St. Louis
St Louis
Mio
Marble Rock Community News Notes and Tragic Loss
The Marble Rock area reports a Parent Teacher Association meeting at the schoolhouse with Genevive Staudt speaking on Citizenship and the School, William Stewart Rave on The History of the Flag, and Superintendent Risso on The Relation of the School to the Flag. Sixth grade pupils demonstrated the Fister. Marion Wilson and Lorene Gates performed a piano duet. The Methodist church bazaar and chicken dinner drew attendees from nearby towns, raising about $125. Tx Shrader learned of his nephew Deonard Riles’s death in Marengo, Illinois. the young man was under 20.
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Marble Rock
Genevive Staudt
William Stewart
Risso
Prade
Marion Wison
Lorene Gates
Methodist Church
Shrader
Deonard
Administrator Named for Hubert Sromer Estate in Black Hawk County
Me undersigned has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Hubert Sromer, deceased, in Black Hawk County. Creditors and claimants must present their claims duly authenticated to the undersigned at the clerk of the district court. Dated Nov 4, 1995.
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Fick Hawk County
Hubert
Sromer
Black Hawk County
District Court
Waterloo Markets Prices and Produce Report
Waterloo markets list grain and produce prices from Waterloo Mills Co and Rath Packing. Wheat flour butter lard potatoes poultry and eggs listed with unit measurements and ranges, plus cattle hogs and hay values from local firms. Includes prices for timothy hay prairie hay straw and various hides and pelts.
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Waterloo
Priece St
Waterloo Mills Co
Fiens
Rath
Hacelay & Sons
Timothy
Colin Bruay
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Guild Hall
National Dairy Council
Sim Putens
Dairy Council
Big Ames
Ames Experiment Station
Acid Io Resources
York No. 2d
ST. Lavis
Stu
Ann
Ike
BO Foc
Voleda
Quehannen
Firm
Cuba
Wits
Weber
Fenner
Belgium
Ttland
Mamark
Catia
EAS
Lis
Zalae
Vols
Demang Fair AG
ST. Paul Livestock
Sioux City Livestock
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Texas
Omaha Livestock
Peoria Livestock
Mely Wight
Wisconsin
Sumner
Charles Huntatece
el A. Hurmance
Mr. Messerer
Kentucky
Charles Johnson
Helen Thies
Werner C. Seehase
Buck Creek
Bremer County
Fanyer
Grosby
O. O. Ladwig
St. Mars’s Hospital
Rochester
Ladwig
W. Hexer
John Ladwig
Paul Griesert
Hever
Roy Robertson
Mercy Hospital
Wavers Tiese Iday
Hotel Charles
Taniie
Patty
Frank Wescott
Clarion
Leland
Join Shales
Henry
Palmershore
Wil
Dickman
Henry Shivies
Yecently
Overton
Insurance Loan & Investment Company
Lafayette
Ridg. Watert
GO - Towsa
J.B. Rundles
Adair
Janesville
Mibais & Lovetoy
Ofilgys
Thompson
Clerk District Court
Fangleman Brothers
Callender
Minnesota
South Dakota
Sioux City
Broadway
Wall St
United States
Geo. M. Bechtel & Co
Davenport
Moines
Dubuque
Burlington
Theommercial National C Impany
Investment Securitirg
Commercial National Bank
Lowa
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