Land O Lakes Dairy Co op Tour Highlights Growth
Minneapolis report details Land O Lakes creamery system seven years old with 400 creameries across Minnesota and other states. Focus on standardized butter quality, $500,000 annual savings, and 90 million pounds butter sold this year. Co op also leads in dried milk products, with 20 million pounds of dried buttermilk and milk sold. Three concentration points, in Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago, and expansion into manufacturing with own line.
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Land O'Lakes Creamwerks
Minneapolis
John Uban
Black Hawk
Land O'Lakes
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
North
South Dakota
Missouri
Iowa
Land O'Lakes System
Uban
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
A. J. McGuire
Manufactur
Mace
Duluth
United States Department of Agriculture
Land O’lakes
D. DD
Offringa
Bremer County
Land O'Lakes Company
Plan to map soils and boost farm production nationwide
Dr. A G McCall outlined a nine region plan for U S soil fertility inventory and regional fertilizer adaptation at the American Society of Agronomy meeting in Washington. Emphasized soil erosion control, cover crops, terracing and green manuring to conserve nitrogen and organic matter while urging contraction of cultivated acreage but higher per acre production to feed a growing population.
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Washington, D. C
American Society of Agronomy
A. G. McCall
Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
Association
McCall
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Ty. McCall
Bureau and Community Club Joint Meeting in Cedar Township
In Charles City I A Nov 23 Cedar township Community clubs and farm bureau officers held a joint meeting. Elected were Horace Packer director Cedar township bureau and chairman of woman’s work with vice director Mrs Phineas Chapine. Publicity chairman Mrs J M Ferguson. secretary treasurer Charles Kehoe. Mrs Charles Kehoe named president and Janet Ferguson secretary treasurer of the Cedar township Community club.
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Courier Special Service
Charles City
Cedar Township Community Clubs
Farm Bureau
Cedar Township Bureau
Horace Packer
Woman's Work
Phineas Chapine
J. M. Ferguson
Charles Kehoe
Community Club of
Cedar Township
Janet Ferguson
Farmers Questions and Comments Invited
Readers may submit questions and comments to the Farm Department in the Waterloo Evening Courier. Address communications to Editor Farm Department, Waterloo. Phone 6100.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo Laws
Gilley herd dispersal tops with $330 Holstein cow
In Maynard Indiana November 23 an average of 173.50 on 16 mature females led by a 330 purchase for Pine Ormsby Alcartra De Kol, top cow. top bull bought for 390 by Fillmore Brothers. The 39 head totaled 5130 with strong out-of-town bidding. The sale shows a herd built up in five years to a noted Holstein group, yielding 702.7 pounds butterfat in 11 months for White Belt Alcartra De Kol, nine years old.
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Maynard
Floyd Gilley
W. H. Parker
Humeston
Wayne County
Forum Ormsby Perfection
Fillmore Brothers
Dexter
Dallas County
Gilley Herd
Gilley
Fayette County
Alcartra de Kol
L. C. Leath
Elkader
George Teiden
Glendor Mueller
Guttenburg
W. Pape
West Union
Louis Barnes
Lee Denner
West Gate
J. Decker
G. E. Sauerbry
Oelwein
C. G. Swartzengruber
Kalona
Herman Karnatz
New Hampton
J. L. Thompson
Elmer Grafenberg
Frank Cummings
Myron Talcott
Don Meisgeier
Arlington
J. M. Held
Nashua
Edwin Lickers
F. E. Wolf
Nading Brothers
Littleport
Carter Smith
Garber
H. B. Hough
J. C Davis
Iowa buttermakers win big at national meeting
St Paul Iowa buttermakers dominated the National Creamery Buttermakers association event with firsts in most divisions. F P Gernand Volga City won grand sweepstakes gold watch. state team scoring led by Iowa. state and individual honors spread among Hawkeye state contestants.
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St. Paul
Iowa
National Creamery Buttermakers’ Association
Hawkeye State
F. P. Gernand
Volga City
Albert Erickson
Clear Lake
Wis
D. W. Mohler
New Hampton
Minnesota
H. C. Strendel
W. A. Riges
Randalla
Volta City
A. W. Rudnick
Ames
41 Communities on Hog Cholera Sheet
The Eastern Iowa Veterinary association reports a weekly drop in hog cholera losses across 41 communities, down from 53 the prior week and 71 two weeks earlier. Listed areas include Lowden Preston Dover Toledo Montour DeWitt Central City Grand Mound Lost Nation Charlotte Iowa City Olin Elwood Oxford Mills Dixon Miles Clinton Bryant Cedar Rapids Ely Solon Stanwood Baldwin What Cheer Rose Hill Bates City Manchester Sigourney Wayesville Harper Keswick Delta Ollie Dike Davenport Waterloo Cedar Falls Keystone Oxford Junction Tama and related notes on fly in hogs and other livestock diseases.
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Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association
Lowden
Preston
Andover
Toledo
Montour
DeWitt
Central City
Grand Mound
Rose Hill
Bates City
Manchester
Sigourney
Wayesville
Harper
Keswick
Delta
Ollie
Dike
Davenport
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Keystone
Oxford Junction
Tama
Norway
Prairieburg
Coggon
Clarence
Dysart
What Cheer
Stanwood
Town City
Springville
Camanche
Clinton
Lyons
Roup
Bearish trend develops late in Chicago grain market
Chicago on November 23 reports a late downward trend in wheat amid favorable Argentina weather and soft export demand from Canada. Corn weakened on larger U.S. sales, with oats steady to higher and provisions dropping as hogs ruled lower. Opening prices dipped, then held near initial ranges. declines in December to May contracts noted.
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Chicago
Argentina
Canada
Iowa
Illinois
Livestock Prices Edge Lower in St Louis Market Report
East St Louis market reports hogs at 14,000 head with openings 10 to 2 1 2 percent under yesterday. Barrows and gilts priced from 38.10 to 8.50 for various weights. mixed receipts for cattle at 1,200 with steers 1,300 to 1,500 pounds around 12 to 00. yearlings and heifers mixed, bulls weak. Sheep receipts 80. lambs steady with packers, prices around 12.75 to 13.00 for slaughter lambs. cull ewes and other categories lower.
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E. ST. Louis Livestock
St. Louis
Sterdr. Bntshers
Chicago
Northwest
Duluth
Minneapolis
Waterloo
Waterloo “Mills Co
Lift & Co
Fae
Raseedd
Rath
B. Rath
Raeeen
Fair
Town Flour & Feed Co
Cohn Bros
Tae
Por Leasing Eafete Dears
Ary Betes
Bednar
Haseley
Cotton Prices Steady in Liverpool on Quiet Demand
Liverpool brokers note demand for spots was quiet but prices held firm. Total sales reached 6 000 bales with 17 000 bales received, including 14 700 American. Lists show various mids and ordinaries with prices ranging from 10.04d to 12.03d. Futures opened steady with December 10 46d and May 10 47d.
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Liverpool
Representative Sales Livestock in Union Yards
Representative livestock sales in Union Yards Chicago on November 23 featured hogs among the offerings. The event highlighted hog sales with buyers and sellers engaging in the market in a brisk trading session.
Bankrolled Board of Trade quotes cash grains futures
Chicago nov 23 board of trade cash quotations list wheat corn oats rye barley and provisions prices by grade and type including No 2 hard wheat 1.22 and No 4 mixed corn 83 83 1/4 cents per bushel along with oats No 2 white 48 49 cents and barley 54 to 78 cents and lard ribs bellies prices at 12.35 10.75 12.25 cents per pound respectively for cash market activity on the trading floor.
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Chicago
U.P
Minneapolis
Minn
Cpts
Bhpts
Hog and cattle prices tumble as week ends in Chicago market
Chicago hogs saw a weak undertone with receipts about 40,000 for the week. Butcher hogs sold mostly 8.50 to 8.65, down 10 to 15 cents from Thursday, while top butcher weights reached 8.60. Cattle receipts 3,000 with steer sales around 13.00, and a generally quiet sheep trade with fat lambs at 13.00 to 13.25. Week totals show 60,755 cattle, 203,849 hogs, 61,822 sheep arriving.
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Chicago
Hay Receipts Mixed as Kansas City Market Reports
Kansas City hay market notes on November 23 show 63 cars received with alfalfa strong while other hay remains slow to steady in demand and pricing.
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Kansas City
Hay
Record Stock Market Turnover Surges Then Steady Close
New York trading shows a wild session with overnight buying pushing many active issues up 5 to 20 points before a late-day selling wave trimmed gains. Canadian Pacific, Internation Nickel, Midland Steel, Wright Aero and Radio led advances while Montgomery Ward dipped. Copper and aircraft stocks hit new highs. 6.8 million shares traded. Foreign exchanges steady and Liberty bonds quoted.
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New York
Canadian Pacific
Internation Nickel
Midland Steel Products
Wright Aero
Radio
Montgomery Ward
Case Threshing Machine
Commercial Solvents
Commercial Credit
Victor
Talking Machine
Pathe
Kennecott Copper
Federal Reserve
Coty
Inspiration
Wright Aeronautical
Curtiss
Victor Talking Machine
Mohawk Carpet
Cerro de Pasco
Erie Railroad
Superior Oil
Fisher Brothers of
Detroit
Provisions News Shared Across Markets From New York to St Louis
New York and Chicago market reports show eggs steady near 35 047c for white pullets and varied butter and cheese pricing with creamery butter at 49 42c to 50c. poultry dressed steady with mixed gains. St Louis notes unchanged eggs cheese and butter with poultry showing irregular spring and turkey price movements.
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New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Livestock Today at Big Markets Report
Chicago market roundup reports estimated livestock receipts at 11 markets today with figures detailing cattle hogs and other livestock across the region for November 23. The INS bulletin notes varied arrival levels and price indicators across major Midwest centers.
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Chicago
INS
Bond Market Advances On Convertibles Lead Early Trading
New York bond trading opened with improvements as convertibles scaled new highs. Andes Copper 7s Pathe Exchange 7s with warrants Kayser & Co. 5s rose, while Cuba Cane Sugar 8s American Cyanamide 5s Great Falls Power 5s gained. Some weakness appeared in Public Service of New Jersey 44 45 Transcontinental Of 61 4s and Colon Oil 6s. Ralls showed small gains. foreign list remained irregular.
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New York
Andes Copper
Pathe Exchange
Kayser & Co
Cuba
Great Falls
Harnsdall
Public Service of
New Jersey
Transcontinental
Colon
Butter and Eggs Futures Close on Chicago Market
Butter futures closed with December at 46 1/4 cents and January at 46 1/2 cents. Eggs show fresh gathered firsts for February at 28 cents and refrigerator standards for November at 29 7/8 cents, with December at 29 1/4 cents.
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Chicago
Chicago cattle and hog market report falls amid ample receipts
Fed steers and yearlings several dollars lower with poor market demand as poultry demand disrupts beef trade. Hogs show season’s heaviest receipts with top slipping below 9 dollars and most hogs selling 8.50 to 8.65. sow prices at 7.90 to 8.10. Sheep prices slip with lamb trade weak despite open week gains, closing near last week’s levels.
Livestock Prices Change at St Paul Market Report
At South St. Paul market on November 23 cattle receipts 2,200 steady with week’s decline, calves 1,800 down 25 cents or more, hogs 11,008 opening slow and lower, sheep 1,000 opening steady with active fat lamb trade. Top hog price 8.20, fat lambs 12.50, heavy lambs 10.50.
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South St. Paul
Minn
Stock Exchange and Curb Will Close Saturday
New York news reports the New York Stock Exchange board votes to close the exchange Saturday while offices of member firms stay open. The New York curb market also suspends trading tomorrow to allow member houses to catch up on bookkeeping delayed by heavy trading days with daily sales over 5,000,000 shares.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
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