Jesup Creamery Leads Iowa Butterfat Output in November
Jesup Co-operators Creamery tops state in butterfat handling for November with 149 378 14 pounds, ahead of Monticello and Hudson. Iowa's cooperative creameries total about 60 million pounds of butter last year, sold mainly in Chicago New York and Philadelphia, with farmer prices averaging 49 2 cents per pound of butterfat.
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Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Addiiton
New York City
Department of Agriculture
Cedar Falls Man Shows Nine Acres of Alfalfa Worth $600 Plus
Cedar Falls farmer A. H. Refshauge expanded alfalfa from two acres to 63 on his north Cedar Falls farms. From nine acres his share yielded about 1 1/2 tons first cut and six tons in a later cut, with a total near $600 in value. He advocates spring seeding, inoculation, lime use, windrow curing, and discusses soil suitability and pig trials with alfalfa as a feed and possible future dairy integration.
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Refshauge
Retshauge
Black Hawk
Iowa
Hefshauge
Midwest
Sanity Lank
Black Hawk County
Altho
Women Consider Uses for Premiums at Waterloo
Rainbow club of Cedar Falls township met at Mrs. George C. Petersens home for December session after a gathering hosted by Mrs. J. A. Petersen. Thirteen members and two visitors attended the last meeting and heard a mui tion talk by 23 club representatives from county training schools. New business covered prize money won by township clubs at the Midwest Horticultural exposition in Waterloo in the canned fruit and vegetable department.
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Cedar Falls
Rainbow! Club
Cedar Falls Township
Will. Ieet
George C. Petersen
J. A. Petersen
Waterloo
Cedar Township Farm Bureau Meet Tomorrow
Cedar Township Farm Bureau will meet Wednesday evening November 26 at the Miller Creek schoolhouse. Officers will be elected and a program given. Pumpkin pie will be served by the women. Miss Elizabeth Hudson and J. L. Uben are expected to attend.
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J. L. Uben
Editorial: Farmers Questions and Comments Invited
Readers invited to send questions and comments to the Editor Farm Department at the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo. Address communications to Editor Farm Department, Waterloo Evening Courier, Waterloo. Phone 5100.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Toaws
Alfalfa and Cow Testing Assn News in Black Hawk County
Dewar Kiy reports on the Poyner Township Farm Bureau meeting in Follett hall Black Hawk County aims to keep township units effective and raise returns to farmers J L Uhan assumes county agent duties urging alfalfa lime and more cows in production The event included elections awards and demonstrations with attendees judging farm products and planning next year’s farm bureau program.
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J. L. Uhan
Black Iank
Poyner Township
Follett Hall
Uhan
Black Hawk County
Farm Bureau
Walter Smith
Poyner Township Farm Bureau
Elizabeth Hudson
Uba
Gladbrook Belgian Owners Gallop To Blue Ribbons
Hildebrand Brothers breeders near Gladbrook Iowa dominated the American Royal Livestock Show in Kansas City. Their entry Clover Leaf: Tommy won junior champion stallion under three, while Tripsee Ride earned senior champion mare. Harry Stamp of Roachdale Indiana also claimed senior and grand champion titles in stallion and mare categories. The Hildebrands collected multiple ribbons for their draft horses.
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Hildebrand Brothers
Kansas City
Tommy
Waterloo
Hildebrands
Harry Stamp
Roachdale
Ind
Fred Stanek of Fort Dodge Wins Husking Contest
Fred Stanek of Fort Dodge won the Midwest corn husking championship on the George H. Barnes farm near Alleman Iowa. He hushed 1 705 pounds in one hour and 30 minutes beating Virgal Archer Pearl Mansfield Ben Grimmits Henry Nichaus and Louis Dinklage in the contest among Iowa Illinois and Nebraska huskers. A Sumerian hymn 4 000 years old has been translated by a historian in Germany.
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Fort Dodge
Middlewest
Iowa
Ilinois
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Alleman
Stanek
Virgal Archer
Benedict
Nebd
Pearl Mansfield
Jokomts
Ben Grimmits
Grundy Center
Henry Nichaus
Nokomis
Itt
Louis Dinklage
Wisner
Neb
Germany
Rise in Coffee Prices Tied to Brazil Warehousing Plan
The article notes a 50 to 60 percent price rise over six months driven by Brazilian government warehousing aims to store coffee 과 limit daily sales to keep prices high. It traces past crops, weather, and policy actions shaping the market and foresees continued efforts to sustain high prices if large future yields occur.
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United States
Sald A
Interest in Borrowing on Corn Kept in Warehouse
Cedar Falls reports strong interest among farmers in warehousing corn to hold for higher prices. Many seek loans on stored grain with warehouse receipts, though county officials note no warehouse board or healer has been appointed. Some farmers feed corn to livestock while others plan to ship in stock for finishing. County agent A L Uban notes record seed corn in Black Hawk county and describes methods used to store over fall and winter for spring planting.
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Cedar Falls
Farm Bureau
A. L. Uban
Black Hawk
Livestock Judges From Several States Visit Ames
Several livestock judging teams from midwestern and western agricultural colleges visit Iowa State College in Ames to study the college stock and practice judging before the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. Teams from American Royal Kansas City, Fargo North Dakota, and Minnesota have visited, with Colorado Wyoming Montana and Nebraska teams noted as past visitors.
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Chicago
Iowa State College
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Agricultural College
Fargo
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Minnesota
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Nebraska
Child Feeding Topic at December Township Meeting
The next monthly meeting at Walnut Baptist Church will study preschool nutrition with focus on feeding. Miss Margaret Baker, town extension specialist, returns to county for the second-year nutrition program. The gathering is scheduled for Tuesday.
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Walnut Baptist Church
Margaret Baker
Thesday
East St Louis Livestock Receipts and Prices Report
Livestock market notes show receipts at East St Louis of about 21 000 with feeders and packers: cattle and hogs mixed. prices around 9.15 to 5.00 for various lots. Fat lambs reportedly higher with gains and a total lambs count near 1 000 while steers and cows offer limited activity. A separate item notes a Grand Rapids woman returning to the University of Michigan after a long school absence due to illness in 159.
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Grand Rapids
University of Michigan
Il-Ness
Slow trading cools wheat in Chicago and copper markets
Chicago trading opened with declines as wheat slipped on weak demand and slow Liverpool signals. Futures for December and May eased after early losses, weather and export pauses failing to offset profit taking. Across the nation, grain quotes varied with commodities in New York and Minneapolis showing mixed prices amid steady to lower trends.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
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Atlantic
Argentina
Australia
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Onte
New
New York
Kansas City Livestock Market Summary Early Week
Kansas City market notes show hogs at 16,000 head receipts with top around 35.90 and bulk 38.25 to 28.80, cattle slow to steady with best grass and feeder cows 5.00 to 6.00, calves strong to steady with lights up to 7.25, sheep receipts 1,000 with best natives around 13.65 and 12.85. St Joseph reports hogs steady to slightly lower, top near 8.95, cattle 3,000 steady with steers 6.50 to 9.00, cows 4.00 to 5.00, calves mixed. Some fur and pelts noted with blue fox skins up to 150.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Co-op
Rath Packing Co
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Colin Bros
Associated Press
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Irregular Limits to Change Deals in New York Market
Stock prices moved within narrow and irregular limits at the opening of today’s market. Texas Gulf Sulphur rose 1% to a new year high. American Sugar Refining Mack Trucks and Studebaker posted large gains while Steel common and Central Leather fell. Foreign exchanges opened easy. U S Can and several rail and chemical stocks showed advances as many issues gained at least a point.
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Int
Tel
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Wh Texas Co
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Union, Pacific
United Drug
Sense Rey Logs
Alcoho
Westinghouse Electroscenenee
OHS
Willys-Overland
Woolworth
Produce Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
Prices across Chicago and New York markets show butter cheese poultry and metals trading with creamery butter at 39 to 48 cents, cheese ranging from 15 to 19 cents, poultry including turkeys at 27 cents and ducks around 11 to 19 cents, and copper tin and zinc steady with minor shifts. Various regional reports include cattle hogs and potatoes pricing and small market notes from Waterloo Iowa and Shell Rock Iowa.
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Kansas City
Hog and Cattle Prices Fall Across Markets
Hog prices drop 10 to 15 cents amid uneven receipts of 60 000 at Culcaga with lean hogs and light weights down while cattle and sheep show mixed moves. Omaha reports higher hogs and steadier sheep with stronger cattle demand. volumes include 10 500 hogs and 6 000 cattle with varied price ranges and weights.
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