Larsen Wing Two $1,000 Trophies In Western Show
The Holstein herd of H. O Larsen of Farm Farm near Jaurer Special Serviced Dike Indiana participates in the American Royal Livestock exposition after earning two $1,000 trophies at the Portland Pacific International Livestock exposition. Larsen leads as premier breeder with multiple wins across ten shows this year. No word yet on Royal results. cattle to return to Forum farm for the Kansas City show and Thanksgiving arrival.
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Jaurer
H. O Larsen
Portland
Ore
Larsen
Breecer
Carnation Milk Company
Mississippi River
Express
Kansas City
Memphis
Tenn
Grundy County
Tiarsen
Kansas City Royal
Mr. Larsen
Royal
Tritk
the Royal
Forum Farm
Sre
Franklin county dairy team takes second after retabulation
Franklin county dairy cattle judging team representing Iowa earned second place at the National Dairy Exposition in Memphis after a recalculation of Jersey cattle scores shifted them from third. The retabulation added 136 points to Iowa with Ralph Thompson A J Marken Robert Mallory and J S Van Wert among the team members coached by Hamilton County Agent No 3.
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Franklin County
Iowa
Memphis
Tenn
R. A
Washington, D. C
Nebraska
Minnesota
Towa
Ralph Thompson
A. J. Marken
Robert Mallory
J. S. van Wert
Dairy Cattle Congress
Hamilton
Pranklin County
Soybeans Sell at 1.30 Per Bushel in Farm Auction
At the A. L. Jesmore sale on Clarence Thompson farm six miles northwest of here soybeans were auctioned at 1.10 per bushel. Twenty five bushels advertised corn in the shock brought 40 cents per shock. Cows topped at 92.50, horses at 62, gilt pigs about 60 pounds sold for 7.05, and red heifers around 600 pounds each brought 32.
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Cnrertar Eneetal Ser
A. L. Jesmore
Clarence Thompson
Here
Wire Protects 125 Young Trees From Rodent Attacks
Cedar Falls November report shows George W. Hughes wrapping mesh wire around apple orchard tree trunks to guard 125 young trees from gophers and other small animals. A heavier wire is used higher up to deter rodent incursions observed in the area.
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Courier Special Services
Cedar
Falls
George W. Hughes
Cedar Heights
Hughes
Cows With Testing Association Records Sold Highest in Auction
Belmond Iowa November 18 farmers held a dispersal sale of the Hauge herd of purebred Holsteins. Twenty seven cows and heifers averaged 193.10 dollars. seven cows with records over 406 pounds of butterfat averaged 250 dollars. Top price 310 dollars. Several buyers included state hospital and colony for epileptics and the Woodward state farm. Hauge herd sire K P O P 29th sold for 290 dollars. Hog losses reported nearby from swine cholera.
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Surevil Semptire
Belmond
Hauge
E. M. Wright
Iowa Holstein-Friesian Breeders* Association
State Hospital
Segis 1
Pontirc
Co. GC
Wilhholm
Dairy Cattle Congress
G. W. Miller
Clarion
Toledo
R. J. Mason
Town Falls
Towa Holstein-Friesian Breeders’ Association
Waterloo
Gardner Resigns After 23 Years as Holstein Official
Horace W. Norton Jr. of Lansing Michigan has been named superintendent of advanced registry for the Holstein Frieisan Association of America to replace Malcolm H Gardner who retires at 72. Norton is a Michigan breeder and former director of the state Bureau of Animal Industry. Gardner, a patriarch of the breed, served 22 years as superintendent and aided Holstein industry development.
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Horace W. Norton, Jr
Lansing
Mich
Advanced Registry
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Malcolm H. Gardner
Helstein-Friesian Association
Norton
Michigan Agricultural College
Iowa Third In Meat Judging Competition
Iowa State College team placed third at the American Royal Livestock Exposition with a total score of 2216 points. Illinois led with 2218 and Missouri was second with 2280 as nine classes of meat cuts were judged. The Iowa squad won top honors in park riding and will compete again at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago.
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Kansas City
Iowa State College
M. D. Helser
Illinois
Missouri
Secant
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Towa
Chicago
Jackson Township Bureau Meeting Set for Monday
Jackson Township Parm bureau schedules a meeting Monday evening November 21 at the Leslie Dewey home east of here. County agent D. D. Offringa will discuss agriculture with Mr and Mrs Jacobson assisting. A motion picture will be shown and officers for the coming year will be elected. Fruit salad and cake to be served.
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Janesville
Jackson Township
Parm Bureau
Mga
Leslie Dewey
Here
D. D. Offringa
Will
4. Jacobson
Cow Testing Boosts Kelly Herd Profit and Milk Output
In 1925 J J Kelly of Washburn joins the Pioneer Cow Testing association. His 10 Holsteins average 26.6 pounds butterfat in month one, rising to 31.6 pounds with silage. Two cows exceed 400 pounds butterfat per year, seven months above 40 pounds monthly, and profits rise as feed costs stay low.
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Courier &Pevial Service
Washburn
J. J. Kelly
Pioneer Cow Testing Association
Kelly
Mr. Kelly
Mechanical Huskers to Be Demonstrated at Moline Farm
Farmers will observe three types of tractor attached mechanical corn huskers at the Carl Moline farm near Waterloo on Tuesday November 22. Demonstrations will run from morning to afternoon highlighting the power takeoff and other devices. Nichols & Shepard officials including Louis J. Brown and others will attend.
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Carl Moliné
Repass Automobile Company
J. B. Treloar
Third Avenue West
Nichols& Shepard Company
Des Moines
Moline Farm
Waterloo
Nichols & Shepard Co
Louis J. Brown
Mr. Lord
B.C. King
Mr. Ticker
Ivan Cc. Myers
R. Faley
Turkeys on Foot Sell for 35¢ Per Pound
Farmers in Fdgewood Indiana report a large turkey crop with many birds sold on foot at 35 cents per pound for Thanksgiving. Some farmers dress birds for market while others sell live, reflecting a bumper season in the area.
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Fdgewood
Sears
OWA Leads In Tuberculosis Eradication Effort
Ames reports progress in the nationwide campaign with 32 counties credited tuberculosis free. US Department of Agriculture statistics show 347 counties completed tests and 45 counties actively engaged. Four Town counties nearing accreditation. Farm prices rise overall with beef prices peaking since 1920 and livestock and crop prices mixed. the October index stood at 139 versus 130 last year.
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Ames
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wheat slips on weak exports amid mixed market signals
Chicago report notes weak North American wheat demand with purchases around 250000 bushels, while corn strengthens on late-day buying. Oats steady with no significant changes, and provisions rally after an early dip. Cotton and futures show declines in Europe and Chicago, with December and January contracts lower. Minneapolis flour market remains unchanged with shipments and bran prices listed.
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Chicago
Wpe
Corn Market West
Wien
France
Argentina
Co Lower
Gorp
Sac
Representative Sales Livestock in Union Yards Chicago
The Union Yards market in Chicago held Representative Sales Livestock on November 18. Price ranges and lot details were listed for cattle and hogs, with buyers from nearby markets present.
Board of Trade cash quotations overview Chicago Nov 16
Wheat prices vary with grades led by No 2 hard at 1.2054 and No 1 red at 1.90 while corn, oats, rye, barley and seeds show mixed bids. Provisions section incomplete but lists several price points across grain and forage categories.
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Chicago
HOG QUOTATIONS LOWER IN CHICAGO MARKET REPORT
Chicago November 16 hog prices slide from Thursday's best with lower bids across weight classes. Heavy trade at about 9.50 to 9.25, select butchers at 9.35, lighter weights around 8.50 to 8.95, slaughter pigs averaging 7.25 to 8.25, and overall tone weaker amid large receipts. Cattle and sheep also show varying levels with steady to lower bids and mixed demand.
Livestock Prices and Receipts From St Paul Market
S Paul Livestock market reports receipts for cattle hogs sheep and feeders. Cattle receipts about 3200 with steady to slightly higher hogs around 8.00 to 8.80 per hundredweight and sheep about 11.00 to 11.50 for standard lots. Wheat receipts in Chicago and Northwest show totals from Duluth Minneapolis and Chicago with totals around 470 today and this week.
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Chicago
Northwest
Stocks Rise on Light Demand Mixed Early Moves
In New York on a light demand day stocks advanced with notable gains for Midland Steel Products Norfolk and Western U S Cast Iron Pipe and National Beer Bureau. Pan American Pay and Commercial Solvents led early price boosts while others were mixed as investors weighed the Mexican court ruling and broader market signals.
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New York
Vacht
Midland Steel
Norfolk and Western
U. S
Pan American B
Mexican Supreme Court
Mexican Petrol Team Company
Woolworth
Huppletora
National Radiator
U. S. Leather
A‘t Symington
Fox Film
Black Truck
Pierce Arrow
Radio Corporation
AbiLight Power and North American Co
Adams Express
Pidelity-Pheonik Insurance
American Linseed
Otis Eie~vator
Feday
Alfled Chemical & Dye
Esas
American Car & Foundry
American Locomotive
American Smelt & Ref
American Sugar
American To & Toy
Ccese
American Tobacco Bo
American Water Works
American Woolen
Anaconda Gonnee
Atchison
Allantic Coast Line
Atlantic Refining
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Olio - Barnsdall A
Hethichem Steel
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Cerro de Pasco
Chesapeake d& Ghic
Mil. & St. Pay
North Western Chic
Ri, & Pac
Gheyslers
Sessere Coca Cola
Colorado Fuel Col. Gas & el
Corn Products
Crucible Steel
Dodge Bros. A
du Pont de Nem
Erle
Fleischmann
Freeport-Texas
General Electric
General Motors General Railway
Northern Iron
Great Northern
Euses
Houston
Eee
Ecaeeseanaee
Hudson Motorstat
Harvester
Kansas City Southern
Louisville & Nashville
Mack Truck
Kan
Missourdl
Montgomery Ward
Nash Motors
New York Central
N. Y
N. H
Hud
Norfolk& Western - Nor
American
Northern Pacific
Packard
Pan. Amn
Paramt
Vam
Las
Pennsylvania
Phillips Petrolemy Pierce-Arrow
Postum
Oboe Radio
Reading
St. L & San Fean Seaboard Air Line
Sears Roebuckeet Singlair
Ofkeer Southern Wables
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
California
Standard Oil
N. Jersee Standard Oil
Studebaker
Texas Corporation
Texas Gulf Sulphuresas & Pacfic
Texas Pacific Ld
Union Carbide
Union Pacific
United States
Ind
Ale Uniber States Rubber
Epee
United States Steel
Siperete Wabash
Maryland
Westinghouse Electric
Willys-Overland
Liberty
Treasury
Seeteees Tsb
Hog and cattle market report from Joseph Missouri
Livestock receipts at Joseph Missouri on November 18 show hogs totaling about 4 008 with prices mainly steady to strong for various weights and packing sows. Cattle receipts around 1 008 include calves and meat killing classes with steady to good demand and prices aiding cow and feeder markets.
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I Joseph
Joseph
Market Report Weighs Butter Eggs Cheese and Poultry Prices
New York Chicago and St Louis market notes show butter receipts 7 653 tubs eggs 9 272 cases cheese 176 028 pounds. Poultry prices mixed with live broilers fowls and turkeys quoted. ducks geese show small changes across markets.
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New York
Ex- Press
Chicago
St. Luis
St. Louis
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report Slips on Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Kansas City market roundup shows hog receipts at 2,500 with most values 10 to 20 cents lower than Thursday. Heavies 220 to 230 pounds around 9.26, 180 to 250 pounds near 8.85 to 9.20, sow and packing hogs steady to $8.25. Cattle receipts 2,500 with many grades scarce and feeders steady, steer and heifer prices around 10.25 to 12.65 for short-fed stock. Sheep receipts 1,000 with lambs steady to firm and best fed woolies at 13.50. no sheep offerings noted.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Livestock Prices Move Mixed at Louie Auction Yard
Hogs receipts 13 500 with lighter weights 150 to 180 pounds bringing 9 00 to 9 40 per hundredweight. 190 to 219 pounds grossed 9 40 with best weights higher for butchers. Sows largely 8 60 to 8 25. Cattle receipts mainly cows up to 9 60 while bulls and cutters softer. Sheep receipts 259 with lambs around 13 80 to 15 75, culls 8 50 to 10 00, market nominally steady.
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Louie
Louis
Omaha Livestock Prices and Market Report
Omaha Neb Nov 18 cattle receipts 7600 slow with yearlings around 8.50 to 7. Weaners and calves 6.50 to 7.50 stockers 8.50 to 17.25 grass cows 4.00 to 10.25 hogs receipts 5000 2 to 5 cents drop top near 9.15 sheep receipts 4000 lambs up 10c yearlings 28.10 to 25.95 futures and sugar and hay prices included from Chicago New York and Kansas City markets in brief.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Rolland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Chicago
INSI
Arket
CBS
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Louis
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Neb
Chicago early week cattle market shows mixed demand and price shifts
Long fed steers sell steady to 2 higher on strong demand while lower grades fall. Cows, heavy feeders hold firm. light feeders soften. Hog receipts rise with steady top for best grades. sheep and lambs mostly lower week over week. Grain futures at Kansas City mixed amid market shifts.
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Chicago
Grain quotes from Peoria Toledo St Louis Omaha markets
Regional commodity wire reports list latest grain and seed prices in multiple cities. Corn, oats and wheat prices are shown with varying grades and receipts, including No 2 white and No 2 yellow corn, No 3 red wheat, and seed prices in Peoria Toledo St Louis and Omaha markets.
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Peoria
Fil
ST. Louis
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Tosie Heavy Packers
Town Flour & Peed Co
Rimathy
Beled
Cohn Bros
Board of Trade
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Arly Osmies
South Dakota
Norfolk & Western
U. S. Pipe and National Surety
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Kansas City Livestock
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