Dairy show winds down as national exposition looms
The seventeenth Dairy Castle Congress and Belgian Jersey show closed with many herds preparing for the national dairy exposition in Detroit on Oct 6. Premier breeder and exhibitor banners were awarded to top farms and individuals including Forum Holstein Farm Dike Ja and Golinvaux Waterloo for Holsteins and Guernseys respectively. Walter Fuller of Jesup won junior club showmanship with Robert Ward Webster County taking reserve grand champion honors amid strong displays from Fayette County in Holstein classes.
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Bella
Detroit
Mich
Cedar Rapids
Hargrove and
Arnold
Norwalk
Hull Brothers Company
Painesville
Adam Seltz & Sons
Waukesha
Wis
Ayrshire
Waller Fuller
Dairy Calf Club Boys and Girls of
Iowa
Cattle Congress
P. L. ‘Jones
Marsh Farms
Here
Louis Seitz
Adam Seitz “& Sons
Dairy Cattle Show Honors Draw Broad County Teams
Long list of winners from dairy cattle shows including Holsteins Jerseys Guernseys Ayrshires and Brown Swiss with champions showmen and grand champion awards. Names include Leland Benter Robert Ward Walter Fuller Louis Frost Ottmar Weber and others across counties Cedar Falls Jesup Webster Marion Mitchell and Black Hawk with awards in heifer classes and junior showman contests.
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Webster
Walter Fuller
Jesup
Buchenen
Robert
Des Moines
Ott Nar Weber
Mitchell County
Louis Frost
Waterlan
Ayrshire
Leland Therendes
Webster County
Fayette County
Fayette
Nourth
Wisl
Waterigo
Dick and
Barnes
Shores Transfer
Albert Heskie
Dodge
Madan Merry “Toy
Albytiuret
Amd Ad
Ier Thelander
Callender
Mi Janey M
Ilmhurt
Suzette Ty
Ivan ‘Tholander
Cmie M
Iimhurt
Jisa Alpers
Lodge
Carl's Whitnes
Mon
Clnawman Beauty and Tose
Harley Sterritt
Ht. Dodge
Bride Charloneau
LaVerne Merrill
St. Dodge
Pride
Jeanette Salt
Leonard Thelinder
J. Sedgeley
Thelmastre
Dt. Dodge
Louise Muay Pet McRye
Ft. Dodge
OF Selgeles
Utter Vincent
Lilly
Brientelm
Richard Sucher
Cedar Falls
Onder
Elwin Notbohin
Lumner
South View
Erwin Niewoehner
Fredericksburg
Hoye Galvin
Pleasantville
Homestead Rove Autocrat
Olver Corrigan
Redericksburg
Celia
Willow Lane
Clarence Niewoehner
Walter Corrigan
Columbia
Greeil
Paul Stroud
Tracy
Waylord Ambrose
Sumner
Bell of
Salem
Shawn
Lyle Sill
Atmee Stroud
Knoxville
Cora
Myrtle
Helen Stroud
Aileene
Hallowe'en
Marlon County
Elwin Notbohim
Rosebud
Ayrahires
Heifer
Kurt
Fratzke
Rising Star
Pet
Louie Frost
Waterloo
City View
Helfer
Robert Seltz
Wau Jkesha
Wis
Monidale
Milk Maid
Mandy
Kurt Pratzke
White Rose Rising Star
Ervin Fratzke
Jergeyn
Glen Thompson
Irene
Fred Thompson
Jesun
Dwight Harvey
Beau
Ida Belle
Irma Darnell
Raleigh Roselle
Donald Hansacker
Melcher
Proud Lads Fairy
Dorothy Stroud
Harvey
Western Oxford
Orville Wilson
Dallas
Paula
Dwight Hary Knoxville
Nobleman
Hattie Harvey
Lad
Rene Girl
Richard Knnxen
Radalin
Lady May Ormsby
John Cunningham
Sunnyside
Ftromestead Lyons
Waldo Albrecht
Waverly
Lady Velma Legis
Delys Hanson
Randalin
Ben Ormsby
Pontiac
Leona Mayer
Stacyville
Maywood Bess
Lola Lass
Rex Pieplew
Aurora
Pauly Ormsby
Pontiac Plebe
Abbe Schroeder
Clermont
Harold Kline
Abbekerk Post
Beauty Ormsby Pleteriije Lass
Donald Biege
Leland Benter
Pauline Hengerveld
Rex Pleplow
Maisy Pontine Piebe
Pauline Pontine
Piebe
Erwin Oldfather
Arlington
Laura Lyon MacDuff Ormsby
Orville Tre
Maple Crest
Burlin Tamer
Clover Blossom Mead
Max Sauerbry
Osiwein
Henry Steiner. Jr
Ann Alcartta Homestead
Dorothy Hanson
Herold Schroeder
Payette County
Buchanan
Chickasaw
Mitchell
Black Hawk
Cedar
Benton
Butler
Keifer
Tauline
Hengerveld
Ragapale Posch
Robert Ward
Jersey
Leland Thelander
Guernsey
Ottmar Weber
Farm Department readers invited to send comments
Readers are invited to address comments to the Editor Farm Department at the Evening Courier office in Wayne, Iowa. Communications should be directed to the editor and include contact details for verification.
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Farm Department
Wniterion Evening Courier
Waceiloo
Iotra
Team Pulling Competition Results Noted
Dick and Barney won first prize with a 2,760 pound load pulled 27.12 feet. Shores Transfer Company claimed second and third with teams weighing 3,170 and 3,370 pounds and distances of 15 and 15.6 feet. ELEB Cornright of Waterloo rated at 3,060 pounds pulled 12.3 feet.
Midwest Horticulturists Show Set for Des Moines Nov 16 20
Growers of vegetables fruits and ornamental products plan the biannual Midwest Horticultural show in Des Moines from November 16 to 20. Secretary RS Te trick says the event aims to be one of the year's best with reports of strong interest from growers in neighboring states and preparations underway for a large attendance.
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Midwest
Des Moines
RS. Tetrick
Town Torticultural Society
Waterlon
Sujeining
Herrick
Conner and Hill Auction Duroc Jersey Swine Sale
Conner and Hill advertise a Duroc Jersey swine auction with their herd record cited. The brief notes multiple state fair honors and a Cedar Valley region showing, highlighting winners and placings. The piece mentions a Missouri horse sale average around $30 per head and related transaction details.
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Conner & Hill
Duroc Jersey
Traer Creamery Repays Most of Community Loan
Traer Co operative Creamery directors have repaid 2200 of a 23000 loan from local business people and farmers to secure the cooperative. Butterfat price at Traer stands at 42 cents cash, 25 credited, with the creamery paying 48 cents per pound for September butterfat. The plant reports improving cream quality and higher market prices, while manager N O Bendixon notes recent production of extra quality butterfat sold in Chicago and New York markets.
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Traer
Traer Co-operative Creamery
Co-Operative Association
N. O. Bendixon
Chicaco
New York
Greene church community notes and local events
Village records show Mrs Lick Hardman attended a Thursday service at Greene church with Hetalroads participants. Mrs Pringly and family were ill at home. Ball tea and a social event occurred at Willen Lodge. several members traveled to Waterloo for cattle viewing and attendance at family gatherings. Schoolchildren are taught Automatic Adlephories in public schools.
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Mra
Pringly
el- Ble
Wartford
Aliod
Ashua
Tanak Walton Club
Laincheen
Mawrne
Greene
Dr. Mais
Wendy
Rebekahs
Willen Lodge
An Mes
Bain
Waterloo Saturdas
Cire
Vhienge
Dennis Lengen Qi
Andes
George Conn
Aree
Siatwyilay
Wheat Prices Dip After Early Rise as Weather Buoyed Grain
Chicago reports show wheat reversing an early advance as traders priced in better northern weather. Corn and oats weakened amid rains and ongoing U S production worries, with provisions also drifting lower on overall market softness and rainfall data from Central Illinois.
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Chicago
Llinois
Cava
Grain and potato markets mixed with varied pricing notes
New York market reports show active fair grains with December at 31.44 and May around 1.49. corns dull with No 2 yellow around 95 to 96 cents. oats mixed and barley steady to firm. visible grain supply increases for wheat and barley while potatoes see steady trading and varied on track prices. Minneapolis notes wheat and barley prices with several grades quoted and on track values. New York exchange rates and other city grain notes provide broader market context.
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NEW York Grain
New York
York
City Grain
isSiee
Tse
Wheat and corn prices listed in early Chicago trade
The Board of Trade quotes show No. 2 hard wheat at 148 1/4, No. 2 yellow corn around 81 1/4 to 83 1/4, and No. 2 white prices near 10 to 47 1/4 cents. Other grains include oats 73 3/4 to 75, rye 55 cents, barley 56 to 76 cents, and seed markets with cloverseed at 327.50 to 331.75. Lard and ribs are priced at 13.80 and 13.00 respectively.
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Chicago
Laos
Sia
Secon
Tate
Petty Eianae AG
Waterloo
Waterloo “Mints Co
Swift & Co
Ayntering
Leghorn
Waterton
Rath Packing Co
POTS IN PACKER AUWA GAIN MOST POTS IN PACKER AUWA
Chicago market report shows strong gains in pork and hog prices with bulk packing sows in 11.75 to 12.50 range and slaughter pigs around 12.75 to 13.90. Cattle receipts reach 36 060 with steady to uneven demand for yearlings and steers, fat stock weaker, while sheep receipts total 24 000 with fat lambs up about five cents from Friday. Estimated receipts: cattle 13 000 sheep 21 000 hogs 15 000.
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Chicago
Omaha
Xeb
E. AE. Louis Livestock Q
Reece
Sal Vishi
Westerm
Snes Genil Ewes
Omaha Livestock Market Sifts Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Receipts aggregate across Omaha and St Paul markets with hogs at 15.23 to 13.50 per cwt, cattle varied by class with yearlings and feeders steady to weak, calves mixed, sheep trading around 6.50 to 13.25 for feeding lambs. Also notes regional prices in Saint Paul and Louisville markets with similar trends and bulk ranges for fat cattle and sows.
Market Tumble Hits Industrials as Oil Shares Slip
Liberal selling in major Industrials including U S Steel and oil stocks sent prices lower toward midday. U S Steel fell to 152 1/4 while General Motors slipped after an early rise. declines followed Bralands stock issue and coast oil price cuts. International Harvester rose to 138 1/2 at one point, aiding an irregularly higher start to the week.
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New York
U. S. Steel
U.S. Steel
General Motors
Brarland
Pacific
Atlantic
International Harvester
General Asphalt
Case Threshing Machine
May Department Stores
Allied Chemical
Bear Traders
van Sweringen
United States Steel Common
American Smelting
Dupont
Freeport Texas
Aylis Chalmers
Nickél Plate
All. Chem. & Dye American Can Am
Car & Fd An
Locomotiv Am
Smo & Rez
Uerican Sugar Am
Tel
American Tobacco
American Woolen
Anaconda Copper Armour of
Atchison
Mil
St. P
Northwestern
RL & P
Chile
Davison _Chemical
Dedse Bros. A
Uv Pont de Neni
Elec
Eric Rattroad
Famous-Plasyers Fish Rubber
Foundation Co
Freeport-Texas
General Electric
Coast
Lina Baldwin Loco
Ratt
Ohio
Bethlehem Steel California
Canadien Pac
Cent, Leath, Pfd
Cerro de Pasco
Chesapeake & Ohio
Géneral Motors
Peeee Gt
Gulf States Steel Hudson Motors
Illinois Central
Combustion
Harvester
Nickel
Inter
Meas
Cry Southern
Maecort Copper
Kresger S. 8.) Co
Lego Oil
Lehigh Valley
Louisville & Nas
Mack Truck
Marland of
Mid-Continent
Pet - Mo
Kan, & Tex
Missouri Pac
Montgomery Ward
New York Central
NH. & Hild
Norfolk & Western North American
Pennsylvania
Pierce- Arrow Hadlo Corp
Reading Hep. Iron
Wabash Rai AY
Ta Ward Baking B
Seeee
Westinghouse Electric
Willys-Overland Woolworth
Wis Bre
New York and Chicago Markets Signal Mixed Food and Commodities
Readable excerpts show butter and dairy receipts across several states with varied prices for butter lard and eggs, plus cheese. Poultry items list dressed and live categories with regional price ranges, while sugar coffee and cotton futures reflect a steady to mixed tone across markets in New York Chicago and Liverpool.
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New York
Pacific
Midwest
Rio No
Losie
Santos
Chicago
Kanane City
Kansas City
Bro
Marble Rock Social Notes and Local Visits
Marble Rock residents and visitors are recorded in a roundup of visits. Mrs Margaret Cares Bower traveled from Florida for a lengthy family visit, while Mr and Mrs Bower returned from Florida two years ago. Theodora Messerschmidt returned from Chicago after three weeks with her mother, and Mr Messerschmidt attended Cattle Congress in Waterloo. Local sports note Marble Rock high school defeated Rudd 6 to 3 in baseball. Other items include Camp Mabel food sale, visitors from Austin Minnesota, Charles City and Waterloo, and moves to Colwell.
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Marble Rock
Margaret Cares Bower
Florida
Bower
Theodore Messerschmidt
Theodora Messerschmidt
Chicago
Mr Messerschmidt
Waterloo
John Jesmore
Clarence Bart
Des Moines
Marble Heck Consolidated School
Rudd
Camp Mabel
Brrs
Harry Stocker
Austin
Minn
Silas Maxson
Clifford Bailey
Wig
George Bailey
Phoenix
Ariz
Aliss Helen Musil
Dirs
C. J. Ponto
Lew Carbiener
Mason City
Rev
Promotion Denied Yet Gifted by a Vain Night
Lois Huntley, certain Allen will promote professionally, acts on a plan to provoke his attention by a provocative self makeover and a restaurant confrontation. A chance overheard talk about another man’s promotion reveals the truth of her fragile marriage as Allen returns home to a dramatic birthday surprise.
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Lois Huntley
Allen
Frank Milton
Lois
Ailen
Huntley
Jove
Alteays
Alien
Crie
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Cattle Congress Awards
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Daffodii
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Jared
Ou Youd
Gerald Ty
Hsburg
Alfree Krummel
Tipton
Gauls
Duan Hye
Contier & FE Herd
Cedar Valley
Tapien
Missouri State
John Hass
Traer Creamery
Lick Hardman
Hetalroads
Carle Coast Waterson
Tagl Tires
Twitt
Minneapolis
Mion
Montana
U.S
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Hdl
Sint Ag
Elloh
Nation Iira
ST. Lou An Uray
St. Lowis, Mo
Board of Trade
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Omaha Livestock
ST. Paul Livestock
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Det
Carl
Omaha Graty
Neb
Liberty
STGAR
St. Tovis
Woot
Uc Texas
Phroria Grain
Peoria
Reesipia
Ehleher
St. Louis
Young Reese
ST. Fouls Haf
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Liverpool
Midlands
Jile
Rhoda Moore
Toileno
Toledo
O. Dee
Deroyher
Sinan
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