Danish guest Dr Frederiksen visits American clubs
Danish agriculture expert Dr Lars Frederiksen, head of dairy husbandry at Copenhagen's Royal Vet and Agric College, travels in the United States as a guest of the International Board of Education. He plans visits to Michigan State, Wisconsin, Penn State, Cornell and Massachusetts State College of Agriculture, after already meeting at Ames and Minnesota. Frederiksen notes extensive Danish dairy club work with ages 10 to 30, describes a cow sharing system, and contrasts Danish and Iowa education, urging direct payment for services to raise value and respect for extension work.
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Lars Prederiksen
Royal Veterinary and Agricultural College
Copenhagen
Denmark
Frederiksen
H. H. Hildee
Iowa State College
America
International Board of Education
New York
Michigan State College
East Lansing
University of Wisconsin
West Virginia
Penn State
Cornell
Massachusetts State College of Agriculture
University’ of Minnesota
Ames
Irs
Althe
Dr. Frederiksen
Mmembers
Jowa
Kildee Chosen to Judge Eastern States Livestock Show
Judge Kildee heads the judging at the Eastern States exposition in Springfield Massachusetts overseeing 18 divisions of livestock including Holsteins Aberdeen Angus and dairy cattle plus beef cattle draft horses and hogs. He is recognized as a leading judge of beef cattle dairy cattle horses and hogs in national fairs and expos.
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Springfield
Mass
H. J. Hildes
Iowa State College
Dairy Cattle Congress
America
Kildee
United States
Teading
Tama County to Organize Juvenile Sheep Club
Toledo Ia Oct 5 L B Stavely Traer sheep man will lead Tama County Sheep Club to be organized within two months. Three boys and two girls from the north part have joined and seek more members. Any county youth of club age may join. county show slated for next fall at the county fair.
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Toledo
L. B. Stavely
Traer
Tama County
With the Farmers Questions and Comment Invitation
A notice invites readers to address the farm department of the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Town. The item references a phone contact at $160 and opens for comments on farming topics directed to Idior Farm Department.
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Idior Farm Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Town
Equipment Costs On Iowa County Farms Hit 1100 Dollars
Ames Iowa Oct 5 The average investment in equipment on the lows county farms with complete cost accounts last year was 1100 dollars or 844 per acre of crops. Regular horse drawn gear totaled 800 while 420 of non horse drawn gear went to special equipment for hogs or cattle. Equipment expenses averaged 286 per crop acre with a range of 136 to 539. About 3 dollars per acre of crops seems typical. Depreciation averaged 250 dollars per farm and interest 83 dollars. Shelter and labor in machinery care cost 30 to 40 dollars. Agricultural economist John A Hopkins Jr notes lower equipment costs can save on some farms, though very low expenses often reflect under equipped farms.
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Ames
Lows
John A. Hopkins, Jr
Iowa State College
Farm Prices on Ames Dairy Show Higher This Season
The Dairy Cattle Congress display at Ames highlights rising farm prices as of Sept 15 with gains in hogs and veal calves and mixed shifts in poultry and dairy products. The report notes steady declines in cotton and crops, while lambs gain on higher pelts and feeding demand, and corn and potatoes fall further amid crop prospects.
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Gourier
Washington, D
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Towa
Farm Butchering This Fall Should Be Worth While
Farm butchering and home curing and canning of meat should be more than normally profitable with high meat prices likely. W McDonald extension specialist notes this in meats work at Town State college. Start feeding a beef now for winter and next summer's supply. Beef can be dried, canned roasts and steaks, corned beef from plate. Iowa State College animal husbandry extension men will hold demonstrations in December January February on farm slaughtering cutting curing and canning of meat.
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W. McDonald
Town State College
Animal Husbandry Extension Men
Iowa State College
Corn yield projected per acre on Towr lines report
A weekly crop and weather report on the Towr lines of the Minneapolis Central railroad estimates 45 bushels of corn per acre. It compares with last year’s 40, noting a killing frost last week caused little damage due to crop advancement.
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Minois Central Railroad
Lichty Farm Auction Lists 52 Cattle and 170 Hogs
Closing out sale at Homer L Lichty farm on Highway 59 five miles SW of Waterloo and three miles NE of Hudson. Auctioneer Oscar Tostlebe and Pioneer National Bank as clerk start at 10 30 a m. Includes 52 cattle 170 hogs 26 Guernseys 26 Hereford and Shorthorn steers hay oats corn and dairy equipment plus a young herd bull Nancy's Emperor of Normal Farm No 139942 bred by Wisconsin State Normal College. Guernsey herd tuberculin tested with no reactors.
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Jersey
Homer L. Lichty
Highway No. 59
Waterloo
Hudson
Oscar Tostlebe
Pioneer National Bank
Guernsey
Nancy
Emperor of Normal Farm
Wisconsin State Normal College
Mound View Imperial
Delaware Farm Sold at 263 Acre as Petersburg Trades
Bert Wulfekuhle sells 80 acres east of Petersburg to George Scherbring for 21040 total or 263 per acre cash. Henry Woolfelihe estate 100 acres west of Petersburg sold to Leo Hoffman of Dyersville for 122.50 per acre amid active potato market notes.
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Manchester
Bert Wulfekuhle
Petersburg
George Scherbring
Henry Woolfekiuhle
Leo Hoffman
Dyersville
Trading in corn brisk prices swing to new season peak
In Chicago on October prices for corn rose sharply with records set just hours earlier. Western market arrivals were scarce and demand urgent, while wheat and oats moved upward and provisions followed. Old corn shortages pushed feeders to pay above term market bids as western centers reported limited supply.
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Chicago
Cor
Liverpool cotton and Chicago futures mixed in varied trading
Spot business in Liverpool held prices steady with receipts of 5 000 bales while total sales reached 7 000 bales. Cotton futures opened steady across October to May contracts. Chicago cotton opened lower with declines across all months, while Minneapolis flour shipments were reported and East St. Louis livestock showed softer hogs and mixed cattle pricing amid sizable receipts.
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Corr Liverpool
Gen
INL
Chicago
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Summary
Chicago market quotes October 5 show wheat No 2 hard at 1.1917 dollars per bushel and other grades listed. Corn, oats, timothy seed, and cloverseed prices appear with varied bids and decimals, reflecting Commodity Exchange values for the day.
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Chicago
U.A
Maine
Wsise
Batley
Livestock market report from Chicago and St Paul
Hog quotations and cattle rates cite Chicago and St Paul auctions with receipts around 14 000 hogs and 2 000 cattle. Prices move 10 to 25 cents, top hogs around 11.25, cattle for slaughter and feeders steady to weak, sheep steady with lambs around 12 dollars, weekly totals show cattle 53 421, hogs 89 809, sheep 125 968 versus last year.
Representative Sales Livestock in Union Yards
Union Yards displays representative sales from livestock breeders and traders. Listings cover cattle and related stock with descriptions of breed, grade, age, and estimated weight. The notice highlights market activity and consignor opportunities for buyers and sellers.
Hogs and cattle receipts at Peoria market report
Peoria Livestock notes receipts of about 1,000 hogs with various weight bands and prices ranging from 9.00 to 10.85 per hundred pounds. Cattle receipts total around 100 with a steady market and veals down to 15.50.
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Peoria
Peorie
Orders Pour Into Ovogk Exchange
New York stock action shows heavy buying across motor issues with Coty reaching 293 and Universal Pipe and Keith Albee hitting new highs. Bearish chatter from John J. Raskob nudges General Motors lower at open, while Allied Chemical and many other industrials edge higher amid renewed loan activity and steady foreign exchange quotes.
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New York
Coty
Hup
Hudson
Barnsdalla
Bethlehem Steel Allied Cheneal
Motors
Federal Reserve
Chrysler
Mack
Trucks
Minnp
Universal Pipe
Keith-Albee
Radin
John J. Raskob
General Motors
Briggs
Eaton
Kelsey-Hayes
Graham- Paige
Packard
Timken
Yrars Row
Nasional Cash Register
Barnsdall
Wright Aeronautical
American International
General Railway Signal
National Bellas Hess
Victor Talking
Machine
Atchison
Allied Chemical & Dye
Allis Chalmers Manufacturing
American Agricultural Chemical
American Camsie
American Care& Foundry
American and
Foreign Power
American Locomotive
American Smelting & Refining
American Sugar Refining
American Ty & Typsees
American Tobacco B
American Wooleness
American Zint, Lead & Smi
Anaconda Copper
A. T
Santa Fe
Baltimore & Ohio Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Gase
OL c. M. St. P. Chi
Mil
Chile
Copper
Chrysler- Motris
Colorado
Puel & Iron Consolidated Gas Continental Cat ‘Corn Products
Crucible Steel
Dodge
Brie
General American Tank
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motorg Goodrich Bir
Graham Paige Motors
Great North
Greene Cansnea Copper Timoig Central - Taland Steel
Inspiration
Copper International Nickel
International Paper
Jordan Motor
Kelly Springfield
Kennecott Copper Kresge S
Uyie Mack Trucks
Merland Oil
Miami Copper
Missouri Pacific
Montgomery Ward Nesh Motors
National Lead
New York Central N. Y
N. Oh, & Hertford
Northern Pacific Packard Motor
Pan American , Pennsylvania
Radio Corporation
Republic Iron & Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
Sears Roebuck
Shell Union Ol
Simmons Co
Sinclair Gonson Southern Pacifie
Southern Railway
Standard Oi
California
New Jersey
Woolworth
F. W
Wright Aero
Provisions Price Reports From New York and Chicago Markets
Market brief with butter and poultry receipts and price movements in New York and Chicago. Butter steady to higher on fresh gathers while eggs and cheese show varied quotes. Poultry prices list ranges for fowls hens and turkeys with regional notes. receipts and packing figures noted.
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New York
Chirag
Chicago
Kansas
Butte
Livestock Today at Big Markets in St Joseph Mo
Hogs receipts 2800 with bids steady to 10c lower. top 11.10, sows 25c down to 9.25 49.75. Cattle receipts 600 calved 200. bulls weak to 25c lower. cows 8.00. cutters 6.00 7.25. bulls 7.50 18.25. top 14.50. Sheep receipts 6000. bidding 10 15c lower or 19.85 best. westerns steady. fat ewes top 6.75. light lambs 12.25.
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Chicago
Gattle
Desmand
Cattin
ST. Paul Livestock
St. Paul
Minn
J— Sattle
Get
Waterloo
Boite and
Arlington
Artesian Butler
Row
Swift & Co
St Bee Sears
Tarloa
Prem Path Packing Co
D. Rath
Ian
Cannes
Vaeereen
D.anee O
Tee Ae
Mour & Feed Coona
Timothy Naywrod
Werseevee
Alter
Colin Brost
Ryeen Bey
Ap Tees
Aner
St-- Joseph
Kansas City
Tbs
Sioux City Livestock Market Report and Building Permits
Livestock receipts at Sioux City include cattle 1 500 head with steer and yearling prices up to 14.00 to 14.60 for veal top 14.00 hogs 4 400 with top around 10.75 and 10.50 10.70 for 170 310 lb weights. sows 8.95 9.65. sheep 3 500 lambs top natives 12.75 heavy lambs around 10.75. Building permits listed for A G Gale Adrian Gale furnace 100 CBickley 100 Button 100 Kudlett 100 George remodeling 3 500 Stealy 100 Knight 100.
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Sioux City
The Rhyming Farmer and the Washer Booth
A vignette describes buying a washing machine at Potville market day. The speaker imagines its impact on a line of women, including Miranda Took, claiming the device will ease toil, spare frail kin, and prevent harsh labor from aging them. The piece blends satire with social critique.
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Potville
Miranda
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Budgets Receipts
Kansas City numbers show hogs receipts 3 800 steady to strong with Thursday near top 11 59 for choice 210 to 228 pounds and packing prices listed for various weights. Cattle receipts 1 000 with calves and yearlings priced. goats and sheep also summarized with range quotes and feeder categories.
Omaha Livestock Market Report From Onna Nebraska
Receipts at Omaha 3 000 cattle and 8 000 sheep and lambs. Cattle steady to 10 cents higher with top $10.80 and 180 to 240 pound cattle $10.05 to 10.65. feeders strong and sows $9.40 to 8.65. vealers and beef cows $7.50 to 8.50. Sheep and lambs gained with fed clipped lambs lifting values. fat lambs around $12.75 to $13.00, ewes and feeders steady. strange figures noted for weights and prices due to OCR.
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Onna
Neb
Gov. O
Gatyle
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Farmers - Tod
Eniry Congress
Royal College
U. S
A Legion
Dairy Extension Service
Pieter Tje Johanna Feyne
Pabst
Blossom
Earl Schultz
Extension Service
Altho
Pieterite
Johanna Fayne
Schultz
I. C
Lichty
Delaware
Potatols
Ont. S
Rex
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Trish Gobblers
OG Nc
Red River Ohios
South Dakota
Barly Ohios
Ania
Nepraska
Trish Cobblers
Meaie
Rorals
Russets
Minneapolis
E. ST. Louis
St. Louis
Tara Bala
Lenis
R— Prey
Asthe
Tate
Northwest
Duluth
Board of Trade
Sive
OVOGK
Hupp
Hedson
Amone Motors
Liberty
Treasury
Harry EB. Aldrich
Albert M. Billlnessey
R. P. Speer
P. P. Aldrich
Alerta
UH Kingaley
Cedar Falls
Mabel B. Aldrich
Céra
Howard W.W. Aldrich
Feo
Honard W. Aldrich
Albert M. Billingsley
Arrison L. Earnest
Vayes
Alvin Below
C.g. Nelson
Buckingham
West Side
James L
Son
Paul Carson
Leavitt
White Ny
Sedgwick
Ada
I. G
Nelson
Alvin Betor
Blowers
Bulanrin
Kansas Ct
ST. Joseph Livestock
Omaha
Joseph
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo Cove
A. G. Gale
Adrian
Sao
Cecil Bickley
Fourth West
F. W. Button
Eleventh West
Charles Kudlett
Washington
Mike George
Jefferson
WV. J. Stealy
Logan
DB. G. Knight
Home Park
Edward Tull
Associated
Edward Tuefft
The
Associated Press
Kansas City Livestock
Omaha Livestock
First Mortgage Investments
Bremer County
Iowa
Lauerman Brothers Company
Towa. Public Services Company
Bath Packing Company
RTE
Commercial National 6
Commercial National Bark
Tora
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