Milking stock sale shows strong demand for Holsteins
Dispersal of Minercrest herd owned by Fred Miller at Dairy Cattle Congress grounds yielded average prices around 130 per head for 76 Holsteins and young stock. Highest price 886 for Sir Pietertie. Purchasers included Hubert Stuckart and Olson and Gragy. Auction total nearly 10,000 dollars with buyers from Black Hawk, Buchanan, Benton and surrounding counties.
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Congress Grounds
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Hubert Stuckart
Raymoni
Mr. Stuckarts
K. Plosoke
Waterloo
Tra Blough
Miller
J. BE. Mack
Fr. Atkinson
Wis
H. W. Reeve
Sumner
H. W. Gleim
Webster City
Iowa Holstein-Friesian Association
Black Hawk
Black Hawk County Holstein, Breeders’ Association
Dairy Cattle Congress
Sunshine enters large hog house with many windows
Dysart Iowa November 24 One of Tama county s most notable hog houses is described on the Will Schnell farm west of town It is built of hollow blocks and features sixty five large windows two rows across the roof and large south end windows The house includes a cement door pen and two pens with an estimated total cost about 1600 dollars Windows alone cost nearly 1000
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Dysart
Tan
Tama County
Will Schnell
Minish to Exhibit Herefords at Denver Western Show
Minish plans to ship 22 Hereford bulls to the Western Livestock Show in Denver, to be followed by sale. A. J. Minish, breeder of Herefords Hampshire hogs and Cheviot sheep, expects strong beef stock markets and notes Herefords predominate at the event. An unusual livestock sale on his farm Friday November 30 features about 60 Hampshire boars, 30 females, and four Hereford bulls, with bids starting at 12 30 p m. Wilson & Fosterlebe auctioneers handle the sale starting noon. Participants should be ready to bid decisively.
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Tludson
Blackhank
Danver
Colo
A. J. Minish
Hampshire
Minish
Mgr
Great Baby Beef Show at Fayette Fair Next Year
Payette Nov 24 Fayette county boosts beef feeding club plans for next year aiming to host the largest club. Youths ages 10 to 18 invited to enter with calves about a year old. Purebred not required. emphasis on good feeding animal. Several boys already signed up. a big baby beef show planned at West Union county fair next fall.
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Payette
Fayette County
Fayette
West Union
Cedar Township Benton Farm Bureau Meeting Broadcast
Cedar Township Benton County held a farm bureau meeting at the American Legion hall on Thursday night with radio talk by 8 Hr Thompson Iowa State College farm management specialist broadcast from Ames. La Porte City’s C B Gingrich planned to attend in person. County agent C C Heexen spoke on next year’s farm bureau program and officers were suggested.
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Mt. Auburn
Cedar Township
Benton County
Farm Bureau
American Legion Hall
Thompson
Iowa State College
Ames
C. B. Gingrich
la Porte City
C. C. Heexen
Hansen Cow Produces 92.5 Lbs Butterfat in October
Thomas Hansen of Cedar Falls owns a purebred Holstein cow that set a record with 2,148 pounds of milk and 92.5 pounds of butterfat in October in Iowa’s Pioneer association. The cow calved in September and was part of a 12-cow test herd. Hansen’s herd ranked second overall with 39.08 pounds butterfat and 214 pounds milk. Pioneer tested 247 cows that month, averaging 23.1 pounds butterfat and 632 pounds milk. many animals are coming fresh this fall as feeding and management practices improve.
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Iowa
Thomas Hansen
Cedar Falls
Courier
Hansen
Pioneer Association
Miller
John Cunningham
C. A. Wallis & Son
Area T B Drive Started Nov 15 in Hardin County
The November 15 TB drive in Hardin County began in multiple townships as Dr. Weires started testing with a goal to eradicate tuberculosis. More than 64 percent of cattle owners signed the petition, while some were unable to sign due to absence. School districts varied in participation across the county.
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Mardin
A. Welres
Nleb
Echoel
Weires
Co-Operatives Sell Almost Half of 1922 Tobacco Yield
Washington reports that eight producer owned and controlled tobacco associations marketed nearly 600 million pounds, about one half of the 1922 crop. The groups include Burley Tobacco Growers' Association of Lexington with 96,807 members and 197,006,600 pounds, Tobacco Growers' Cooperative Association of Raleigh with 90,226 members and 161,000 pounds, and Dark Tobacco Growers' Cooperative Association of Hopkinsville with 64,600 members and 175,000,900 pounds. Other associations are listed in Madison, Stamford, Conn, Baltimore, Baldwinsville, La, and Covent, La.
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Lexington
Raleigh
N.C
Hopkinsgill Ky
Nnavang
Madison
Stamford
Conp
Baltimore
Baldwinsville
Convent
Iowa Farm Notes on Controlled Grass Burns and Youth Beef Contest
Des Moines reports thinning bluegrass along fields should be burned after freezes, with fires started to burn against the wind and neighbor cooperation urged. Cedar County Baby Beef club members plan to record calves for the Pow Dec 1, with youths aged 10 to 19 eligible to participate.
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Des Moines
Fred B. Butcher
State Entomology Office
Cedar County
Wheat market eases as opening prices slip
The wheat market opened softer with prices down across contracts after bearish reports from Washington. December and May futures drifted lower while nearby cash quotes ruled mixed and buyers showed hesitation amid cautious selling. Corn and oats edged lower while hog-led provisions held firm. cash wheat quoted at No 2 hard and related grades showed modest declines.
Kansas City Livestock Dairymen Organize Testing Association
Twenty six Sac county dairymen have formed a testing association to record milk and butter fat outputs and calculate feed costs, aiming to identify profitable animals and weed out poor cows. Local reports note eight acres of soybeans yielded 1606 bushels, while Alex Rogers set a county corn husking record of 1001 bushels in a week and Ed Jensen topped a single day at 220 bushels. Fayette county youths plan trips to the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago, with Helen Lincoln, Viola Ahshauser, Samuel Holmes and Herbert Tones making the journey. Lincoln and Ahshauser are on the state champion demonstration team, guided by Mrs. Earl Hail. Holmes is county champion livestock judge.. Bert Jones won first in both the Bevival judging contest and the prior year’s contest.
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Sac County
Alex Rogers
Sac City
Hell Gay
Ed Jensen
Rogers
Fayette County
Chicago
Helen Lincoln
Viola Alshause
Samuel Holmes
Herbert Tones
Miss Lincoln
Miss Alshouse
Town
Earl Hail
Scott Township
Holmes
Wlerbert Jones
Hulking Season at Allison Nears End
Ipswitched market report covers cattle calves and heifers with bids up to 12.00 for long yearlings and 8.50 for calves. Receipts 7,000 cattle and 4,000 packers top at 7.00 and 0.90 for butchers. New York and Kansas City grain prices listed for wheat corn oats and rye across multiple markets with varied bids and bids. Dairy receipts noted at Mant of Waterigo Cooperative Creamery.
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New York
Waterigo Co-operative Creamery
Waterloo
Tye A. Bartay
Liberty Bonds
SGIT
Feteagga
Rath Packing Co
Louis Way
Bliaw. Dale
St. Louis
Turkey
Timothy
Ij Roosters
Prairie
Leghorn Springs
Cattle and hog markets steady across two regions
Cow and hog prices hold firm as receipts rise. Feeder steers and yearlings show mixed gains while grass cattle stay strong. hogs trade generally steady with good demand for 200 to 325 pound butchers. Sheep and lambs soften slightly with week totals near four thousand direct cattle and several thousand hog trades reported.
Market Opens Higher Amid Mixed Advancements in Stocks
Irregular gains mark the opening as Schulte hits 106 and United States Cast Iron Pipes at 48. Davison Chemical and Maxwell Motors lead up, while American Tobacco slips 1.4. Traders taper on Baldwin and Studebaker amid Yale Harvard game. Foreign exchange rates listed with multiple country demands reflected.
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Woman Husker Sets Fast Corn Record in Gladbrook
Gladbrook Iowa November 24 Mrs Peter Bermier set a notable corn harvesting record this fall driving a team to bring in over 100 bushels in a single day while husking for Robert Miller near Morrison. The feat drew attention as workers hustled to keep pace with her efficient crop yield.
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Gladbrook
Peter Bermier
Robert Miller Hear Morrison
East St. Louis Livestock Markets Report Slumps and Gains
East St. Louis Illinois cattle and hog receipts show mixed changes with hogs mainly 15 to 25 cents lower while top hogs reach $7.00. Cattle receipts total about 500 with beef steers up to 16.25, yearlings and heifers higher, bulls up 25c, cows and vealers down about $2.75. Sheep receipts around 150 with fat lambs and yearlings steady. top clipped lambs near $11.73 and yearling ewes around $6.00.
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Associated Press
Ghivexu
Haly
Omaha
Neb
East ST. Louis
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Sioux City Livestock Market Report November 24
Livestock receipts at Sioux City and Peoria on November 24 show cattle mostly steady to lower across categories with fat cattle and yearlings easing and cows and canners down. Hogs steady with typical sales ranging around 6.25 to 6.75, lambs and sheep softer, and Peoria reporting steady to slightly lower hogs and weak cattle alongside mixed potato and cotton futures in Chicago markets.
Produce Prices Across New York and Chicago Report
New York and Chicago today show mixed prices for butter poultry cheese and eggs with modest steadiness and regional variations Butter in New York ranges from 42 44 cents creamery extras to 40 45 cents for other grades while eggs in Chicago sell around 48 50 cents for firsts and 35 40 cents for ordinary imports Cheese prices drift with state and Wisconsin lines while poultry demand remains steady in both cities Turkeys and chickens show varied but steady quotes across markets and carriers with several lines quoted in the 20s to 30s cent range per pound
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New York
Wisconsin
Chicago
Weekly Grain and Provision Review
The report notes higher wheat prices this week after news of Franco British talks and a U S wheat supply rise, with mixed moves across corn oats and provisions. Weather, German tensions, and anticipated U S supply affected prices, while corn arrivals and scarce cat receipts influenced gains and declines.
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Great Britain
France
Germany
United States
Woman manager of farm states 1923 corn yield lower
Mrs. Rose Ness manages her 160 acre St. G. Ness farm in Big Creek township after her husband’s death in late summer. The farm focuses on feeding hogs and ragging oats and corn, milks only four cows, and features a large modern house with 42 hollow tile silos. She notes that mid summer expectations for a bumper corn crop faded by autumn, resulting in a lower yield than hoped.
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St. G. Ness
Rose Ness
Ness
Big Creek
Ness Farm
Coffee Market Brief from New York Trading Floor
In New York on November 24, steady demand appears for Italian and American beans with December activity noted at S35c. The report hints at traders watching bamboo as a construction material and mentions a dramatic rise of four enormous hollers in Detroit while estimating production around 16.090 horses-power equivalents.
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Coffee
New York
Ita
Y. S
Detroit
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