Buttermakers to Meet at Oelwein in December
The Iowa educational butter scoring contest will be held in Oelwein on December 4. Buttermakers must ship butter to Parmers' Creamery by November 28. Roy Scoles of Nashua is contest superintendent and Reynolds Will Judge will preside. Judges include Leonard Reynolds Mason City A W Rudnick Ames, and F W Stephenson Oelwein. A daily booster meeting and banquet are planned with talks by E N Stoup and J J Brunner.
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Oelwein
Mexe Towa
Parmers’ Creamery Company
Roy Scoles
Nashua
Ife
Reynolds
Scoles
Oelwein Creamery
Chamber “ Commerce
Warcome
Stoup
Chamber of Commerce
Qel- Wein
Ialion
FE. McMurriyle Department of Agriculture
FL Weger
Strawberry Point
Iowa
J. J. Brunner
Ames
L'Tet
Rudnick
Chamber of Commerce Orchestra
Byhibli
Treynalds
Hearst and Pearson on List for Wallace Place
The American Farm Bureau federation named Howard Gore acting secretary of agriculture as a possible fill for Wallace’s vacancy. The proposed list includes J. Hearst Cedar Falls and Raymond A. Pearson Ames along with other prominent Iowa names. The full roster, printed in Farm Bureau News, cites 29 state bureau members and officials.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Howard M. Gore
Washington
Marcel
Coolidge
J. . Hearst
Cedar Falls
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Raymond A. Pearson
Town State College
Ames
Pearson
National Farm Bureau
Flo. Lowden
OC. Teague
Frank Fyans
Hl. M. Gore
Charles Aa. Lory
J. J. Taber
J. R. Howard
Aa. W. Gilbert
Henry Wallace
J. W. Coverdale
EH. Mareh
C. W. Purgstey
Minood Mende
Iran
John Lee Coulter
E. Faville
J. S. Bringham
A. Jonson
G. [. Christie
A. J. Glover
M. D. Lincoln
M. Jardine
Samuel Adams
D. H. Barger
H. L. Russell
Charles Iit
C. G. Hearst
J. J. Waters
J. C. Mohler
Terbert Myrick
Pound of Pork Every Seven Minutes At Cornbelt Farm
A Cornbelt hog farm kept actual figures for a year showing 75 790 pounds of hogs marketed, about one pound every seven minutes, with main crops corn oats and soybeans and limited purchased feed. An exhibit at the International Live stock Exposition in Chicago will show the management factors behind the record.
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Washington, D. C
United States Department of Agriculture
University of Illinois
Chicago
Theyeay
Northeast State Inspectors Gather for Uniformity Plan
State inspectors from the northeast gathering in Des Moines to discuss expanding uniform inspection practices for the agriculture department. Attending are 19 inspectors led by Ell Redfern and others, with meetings continuing through Thursday in Storm Lake and then Burlington and Council Bluffs later in the week.
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State Department of Agriculture
ToWa
Moines
Hute
trussell-Lam
Redfern
St. Chemist
Storm Lake
Northwest Town
Burlington
Council Bluffs
Waterloo
Farm Department Editor Letters Wanted at Waterloo Courier
Farmers are invited to send questions and comments to the Editor Farm Department at the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Town. Address communications and include a contact phone number.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Tows
26 In Cow Testing Group Report Details Silos and Yields
Pioneer testing association October report lists 26 herd owners each with a silo for dairying. Among 150 cows tested, average 496 pounds milk and 21.5 pounds fat. Top cow 2384 pounds milk 77.5 fat from Elder Hill area. Five high herds noted. five cows sold for beef. 27 purebred pubs in the association.
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Pioneer
Low
Thomas Jiansen
Elderhill Sue Ormsby Mead
Association
T. Stansen
P.b.elw. Scumper
G. R. HL Htehder
M L. Frost
Vocal van Duyn
Maple Grove Wonder Champion Percheron at American Royal
Kansas City Mo Nov 18 New royalty was created in the animal Kingdom today as awards in numerous classes at the American Royal Livestock Show were announced. Maplet Grove Wonder owned by J C Singmaster & Sons Keokta Iowa was named the senior champion stallion in the Percheron class. Sni-A-Bar Snowball of Sni-A-Bar Farms Grain Valley Missouri won the blue ribbon in the Shorthorn class. Hereford champion went to Guy Lad exhibited by C M Largent & Sons Merkel Texas. Silver Bine owned by Iowa State College won the An division title.
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Kansas City
Animal Kingdom
Guy Lad
C. M. Largent & Sons
Merkel
Tex
Grain Valley
Silver Bine
Home A. & M. College
Mapit Grove Wonder
J. C. Singmaster & Sons
Keokta, Ta
Armstrong Mfg to Issue First Mortgage Bonds Up to 125000
Armstrong Manufacturing Co. to issue first mortgage bonds totaling 125000 to discharge indebtedness, fund working capital, and expand business. Debenture with Farmers Loan & Trust Co. as trustee. 175 bonds issued with denominations and maturities from 1927 to 1934. Signed by Fr B Plumb and J E Armstrong for the company and Ira Redamer of Farmers Loan & Trust Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong Mfg. CO
Fr. B Plumb
J. E. Armstrong
Arstrong Company
Ira Redamer
Farmers Loan & Trust Co
Good Luck Club Meets at Imlay Home
Cedar Falls announces the Cedar Falls Good Luck club will hold its monthly meeting Thursday, November 20 at 1 p m in Mrs O J Imlays home 425 West Twenty second street. The group will study the first lesson of the second year nutrition course sponsored by the farm bureau women. All women urged to bring notebooks and pencils and attend promptly as several subjects will be covered.
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Cedar Falls
O. J. Imlay
West Twenty-second Street
Farm Bureau
Annual Farmers Corn Show Highlights Ackley Event
The fifteenth annual farmers corn show in Ackley runs December 9 to 12 with seed corn sales planned and displays by members of the Four-County Agricultural Improvement association. The event features grain fruit and vegetables poultry and a stock depart ment in various local buildings with cooperation from the state experiment station and local merchants. Farmers from Butler Franklin Hardin and Grundy counties participate with support from the state treasury.
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Ackley
John Hunt
Cedar Valley
Iowa
Cornbelt
Winten
Po Hall
John Gresyling
Hust End
Townsend & Merrill Lumber Company
Novestock
K. P
Vigorous Alfalfa Seeded in Summer After Wheat Crop
A vigorous alfalfa growth on Jacob Arnold’s field, after a wheat harvest, was noted by Harry Warner, Ames soils specialist, during a visit to Luchkanan county. Trials with fertilizers at Carl Krap’s farm showed higher corn yields with higher nitrogen and potassium levels, indicating poorer soils can be made productive with proper management.
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Independence
Jacob Arnold
Marth
Walker
Harry Warner
Ames
Luchkanan
Warner
L.A. Walters
Carl Krap
Aus
Mr. Krapt
Sly Jarmier
Walters
Black Hawk dairy demonstrators honored again
The Black Hawk county Dairy demonstration team, first prize winners at the Dairy Cattle Congress and fourth at the National Dairy show, are featured again in The Iowa Agriculturist, Iowa State College monthly publication. A photo of team members Hetenauneingham and Stiehkard Suchor appears with a story of their success. Breeders' Gazette previously used their picture.
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Black Hawk County
Lowa Agriculturist
Iowa State
Heten Auneingham
Stiehkard Suchor
Breeders’ Gazette
Chicago
Coan
John Wilson New President of G B Dairy Calf Club
John Wilson Jr Stout was elected president of the G B Dairy Calf Club for the next year at a meeting Saturday evening in New Wartford. He succeeds Vernon Shoeman of Cedar Falls. Herman Hemenway of Cedar Falls was named secretary to succeed Claire Chapman of New Wartford. C M Reeve was re elected local leader, with Sam W Hemenway of Cedar Falls and Mott Chapman of New Hartford chosen as assistant leaders to succeed Henry Shacutan of Cedar Falls and I B E Mack of New Hartford.
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New Wartford
John Wilson, Jr. Stout
Vernon Shoeman
Cedar Falls
Herman Hemenway
Claire Chapman
M. Reeve
Sam W. Hemenway
Mott Chapman
New Hartford
Henry Shacutan
I. BE. Mack
New
Hartford
Bears Buy 160 Acres and Estate Settled in Ackley
Ackley Iowa November 18 The Philip Bear farm of 160 acres long the Bear family home has been purchased by Charles and Fred Bear sons of the late owner and the estate settlement is being made The new buyers have been operating the farm and will continue to run it.
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Ackley
Philip] Bear
Bear
Charles
Fred Bear
Wheat Advances and Corn Leads Day in Grains
Grain markets show corn as leader with futures rising and wheat fluctuating. Reports from Chicago and Kansas City detail mixed changes across Wheat No 2, yellow corn, oats, and related prices with outside trading lifting the market late.
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Chicago
Sliov Lal
Sloh Gdl
Lo White
NEC
Timothy Seed
Taurd
OMAWA
Omaha
Hogs And Cattle Receipts Fall In Chicago Market Report
The Associated Press reports Chicago market activity with hogs down 10 to 15 cents and overall very light sales. Hogs: receipts around 2,000, demand weak, weights 190 pounds and up show declines. best heavy weights around 9.05 to 9.40, many values in the 8.00s to 8.50s. Cattle: receipts about 4,000, steer trade largely at a standstill, yearlings and light steers demand variable, cows uneven and lower. veals and sheep volumes noted with mixed results. Total figures show western grassers and other categories reflecting a soft market across hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep.
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Associated Press
Chieigo
East ST. Louis
East St Louis
Livestock Receipts and Prices Across Markets
Kansas City and East St Louis markets show mixed receipts with calves and steers weak to steady, hogs uneven and mostly steady, and sheep firm on key runs. Feeder and butcher stock movements reflect slow demand, with top veals reaching around 14.00 and hog decks near 9.19 for select weights.
Railroad shares surge on broad market rally
New York opening quotes show railroad and industrial stocks rising with Sinois Central and Missouri Pacific hitting fresh peaks. General Electric and Savage Arms gain, Radio Corporation issues trade, and many issues post new high marks as commissions note steady demand and bullish activity across railroad, utility, and merchandise sectors.
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Associated Press
New York
Sinois Central
Missouri Pacific Lfc
General Electric
Savage Arms
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
Radio Corporation
American Joe
Advance Runnery Ptd
General Eilectric
United States Steel Connon
Loosa Wiles Biscuit
Union Bag and Paper
Dupont and
Commission Houses
American Ice
Generallectric
Sears Roe
Adams Express
Delaware & Hudson
Great Western Sugar
Frisco
Baltimore & Ota
Northern Pacific
May Department Stores
Associatas Drygoods
Montgomery Ward
Allied Chempai
American Clin
American Car & Found
American InternationalsAmerican Locomoative
American Smelting & Bet'g
American Sugar
American Tel
Telmerican Tobacco
American Woolen
Amer
aAtchison
Pete ‘Atlantic Coast Line
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
California Petroleum Central Leather Cerre de Pasco
Chandler Motors
Chesapeake & Ohio - Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
MIL & St Shul, Ptd
R. J
Vac
Chile Copper
Boca Colanes Ldr
Cutorade Fuel & Trewsere AY
Congoleum
DUN Beeteek Consolidated
New Cosden
Uruellle Steel
Cuba
Davison Chemical
Pent de Nemmirs
Secene
General
General Marais
Great Northern
Gulf States Steel Trowston
Stingis Central - Zee International Harvester
Marine Pfd
Invincible OF
Kelly-Springfield Tire Kennecott Copper
New Orleans
Tex
Seaboard Air Line
Sears Roebuck
Sinerary Con
Sless-Sheffield Stee
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway Oo
Southern Halfway
Pyissies
Standard Oil of
Standard OL
BMG
Studebaker Corporation Og
Texas-flo
MAE - Se
Texas & P
Union Pacific
Ind
States Rubber
States Steel
Utah Copper
Westinghouse Fleet
Wilys-Overland Woolworth
St Ye
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
New York prices show steady butter with creamery extras and various cream and skim milk products. Cheese values display steady state whole milk flats, Wisconsin and other milks, with reductions in some lower grades. Poultry dressed remains firm while live poultry and eggs show mixed quotes. Chicago market reports list receipts and commodity quotes for butter cheese and miscellaneous items, with creamery firsts and ordinary grades noted.
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Wisconsin
Newarby
Pacife Coast
Chicago
Omaha Livestock and Market Receipts Report
Market notes show cattle and sheep receipts in Omaha with varied demand. Cattle: 11,000 receipts. fed steers and yearlings slow to weak, primes and long yearlings quoted, grass cows and heifers down 10 to 15 cents, canners steady to weak, stockers slow. Sheep: 8,000 receipts. lambs up about 23 cents, fed and clipped types firm, feeding lambs strong. Sugar and flour prices listed for New York and Chicago markets alongside potato trading details.
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ST. Joseph
Oman
Bologna
Rainbow club meeting to study farm nutrition course
Cedar Falls township Rainbow club will convene at 2 p.m. Thursday in the home of Mrs. J. A. Peterse to study the final lesson in the farm bureau nutrition course.
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Cedar Falls
Rainbow Club
Cedar Falls Township
J. A. Peterse
H Farm Bureau
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Varioo
Hearst and
Northeast Section
Pioneer Association
Maple Grove Wonder
Percheron
American Royal
Imlay
Black Hawk
John Wilson
G. & B. Dairy Calf Club
Bayley General
Bauyant Close
Associated Press i Fuego
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Toledo
ST. Louis Grain
Oly
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Cattle Mart
ST. Paul
Kansas City Livestock
Lily
Sioux City Livestock
Marsh Place
Lamgae Bras, & Co
Phana
A. Boray
Magette
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Cattie
Lad
Yeon al Jees
Fporlign
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Holland
Sweden
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Poland
Czesho
Slovakia
Jugo- Slavia
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Montreal
Liberty Bonds
Flint
Omaha Livestock
Navy
U. S
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Red River
ST. Louis Hay
St. Louis
Hay
N. A
Santos
Packing Co
Colin Bros
Ea Lin Bean
Kendall
B.J. Kendall Compart
Encaburg Falla
Vermont
Wilbert Shallenberger
Agswar
Bien Arid
Catarth
Barana
G2sgen
Bouievard
Shallenberger
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Dew
Star
A. R. McMillin Tostlebe & Mac
Aucts
Lurke
Hampshire
Hudson
Waterles-1ia
Midora Road
Jack Wefender
Defender Giant
A. J. Minish Ellis Copley
Frank Madera
Oscar Tostlebe
Ands
C. W. Redford
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