True Blue 4-H Club Wins Dairy Cattle Congress Grand Prize
The True Blue 4-H Club of Hardin County crowned grand prize at the Dairy Cattle Congress on Saturday. Miss Lucille Allen and Lois Reece directed by Mrs. Fern Cook received gold medals. Five awards were given in home furnishings with True Blue leading, plus prizes in other divisions for Do-K-Best, Eager Hands, and more across 21 counties. The event featured 37 teams, each 25 minutes long, concluding a week of contests and demonstrations.
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Hardincounty
Lucille Allen
Lois Reece
Fern Cook
Florence Forbes
Extension Department
Iowa State College
Ames
Tama County
Bremer County
Black Hawk County
Buchanan County
True Blue Maids
Winnecatek
Grundy County
Palmero Club
Rainbow Club
Butler County
Chickasaw County
Floyd County
Orange Blossom Club
Linn Club
Warsie-Be-Better Club
Linn County
Eager Hands
Clayton County
Marshall County
Cerro Gordo
County
Delaware County
You and I Club
True Blue
Lois Rerce
Fern Cooks Duutor
Agnes Bodensteiner
Blanche Ross
Elmer Rosa
Palmero
Mildred Plager
Dorothy Miller
Floyd Selhorst
Rainbow
Clara Lindeman
Angeline " Bode
GW. Austin
Sarahel Herrick
Lois O’byrne
B. M. Herrick
Two Spills Rule the Castle Congress Horse Show
Last week at the Hippodrome featured riding exhibitions with two spills during the road back class. no awards were given on Sunday. Saturday afternoon's road back class thrill resulted in several named winners and riders, including Donald McDonald and Capt. Jack among others. In the high school class Saturday night, winners were listed with riders such as Lady Lou and Golden Boy, with multiple entries by Clyde Miller and W. D. Coyle.
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Hippodrome
Donald McDonald
L. Www Brown
Jack
Hanna & Miller
Cock Robin
Gill É& McCoy
Blue Bell
E. J. Coffey
Lady Lou
E. W. Augustine
Lady Clair
Hannah& Miller
Dick Baker
W. D. Coyle
Lady Louw
Clyde Miller
Golden Boy
A. Kink O
Capt
Bob Dowdy
Golden Flash
Hob Goyle
Call on Shooting Winds Up with Liquor Arrest
Sheriff H. T. Wagner and Deputy Harry Allen responded to a Cedar township call about a gun threat but found no weapon. Farmer A. N. Shanks was arrested for possession of a half gallon of alleged intoxicating liquor and jailed.
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H. T. Wagner
Cedar Township
Harry Allen
A. N. Shanks
Shaulis
Dawes Couple Staying With Maynards in Waterloo
Mr and Mrs Rufus C Dawes of Evanston Ill spent the weekend with the H B Maynard family at their home 828 Fourth Street West Dawes long active in public utilities and once president of Waterloo Cancer He later ran a property later sold to American Gas Co of Philadelphia In Chicago he has been civic minded and Mrs Dawes is sister to Mrs Maynard a frequent visitor and speaker at Woman's Duty events
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Rufus C. Dawes
Bvanaton
H. B. Maynard
Fourth Street
Dawes
Fen
Waterloo Cancer
Hoe
American Gas Company
Philadelphia
inChicago
Frasont
Chicago
Maynard
Woman's Duty
Market closes lower on export demand and yield rise
Chicago wheat futures slipped as a fresh U S wheat yield increase boosted supply. Export purchases totaled about 1 6 million bushels, mainly Canadian, with December at 1 34 39% and May near 1 45 42. Corn and oats eased amid favorable drying, while hogs helped lift some pro visional gains. Cotton opened higher then declined with October trading around 18 5 to 18 6 cents.
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Chicago
United States
Georgiaa Bay
Liverpool
Minneapolis Grain Market Report October Wheat Prices
Minneapolis grain notes Oct 7 show wheat receipts at 333 cars vs 1,231 a year ago. Prices listed for No 1 northern at 1.33% to 1.34%, No 1 dark northern protein at 1.60, No 1 amber durum around 1.29 to 1.32, and No 3 yellow corn at 93 to 94 cents. Oats No 3 white quoted 41 to 44 cents.
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Minneapolis
Kansas City
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Potatoes Market Report Signals Mixed Trade
Chicago October potatoes market opens with 284 cars on track and 427 total U S shipments. Week end totals show 1 456 shipments Saturday 69 cars Sunday as traders note a fair market barely steady. Prices listed include Wisconsin sack round whites at 2 52 to 7 80 and Idaho Russell around 2 75.
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Chicago
Oct
U. S
Wisconsin
Minnesota-North Dakota
Red River
Dukete
Ohlos
Way Steady Receipts Light and Demand Good in Hay Markets
Washington reports the week ending October 6 shows generally steady hay markets with moderately active demand and limited offerings. Pasture conditions east of the Rockies have improved with showers and warmer weather. some western ranges improve but more stock is needed in parts. several price quotes for timothy and alfalfa at Chicago Minneapolis Kansas City Omaha St Louis and other hubs are listed.
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Washington
D. C
U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Rocky Mountains
Central West
Timothy
Chicago
Minneapolis
Lewis
U. S
St. Lous
Prairie
Kansas City
Omaha
Hicago
St. Louis
Representative Sales Livestock in Union Yards
Chicago October 7 report lists livestock sales including hogs. The brief item notes Union Yards as the venue for Representative Sales with hogs among the offerings.
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Report
Chicago Ost 7 UPI Wheat No 2 fed 1.323a No 2 hard 84.32 No 3 yellow 1.90 No 2 mixed 1.31% No 3 mixed 1.248 Corn No 2 mixed 1.00 No 6 mixed 0.88 Rye No 1 1.056 1.07 No 3 1.0214 Timothy 4.65 5.40 Cloverseed 17.00 70.00 Provisions Lard 13.25 Ribs 12.00 Bellies 14.13
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Chicago
U.P
Rey
Aliya Alita
The
Dan. van
Novan
Lesa Cede Eebene Ls
Beneeeres
Ana
Ed Eebatenes Uo
Fiat
Alors AZ
Pepebeteredes
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New York Market Prices Oct 7 1944 Butter Eggs and Cheese
Market notes show receipts for butter 747 tubs creamery higher than extra large variety. eggs receipts 16,125 cases unsettled with mixed colors and extra first quality. cheese varieties list Trins Young Americas and Longhorns with prices. poultry dressed steady with chickens and turkeys priced. Midwest and Chicago market reports include wheat corn and oats price ranges. overall reflects wartime commodity pricing and supply.
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New York
Gsic
Hbennery
Bennery Brown
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Market Report on Horses and Hay Prices from New York and St Louis
New York reports curb close quotes for horses and mules with prices by category including draft, road, plantation, and sugar mules ranging from 90 to 195 dollars. St Louis notes unchanged hay prices for timothy and clover grades with Nos 1 and 2 distinctions and visible grain supply changes across oats, rye, barley, and clover in bushels.
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Bi. Louis
New York
Stock Market Gains Amid Mixed Cash and Earnings Signals
New York stocks rose in a broad rally led by chemical and consumer goods issues as investors priced in easier credit and better 1929 earnings outlook. National Biscuit, American Sugar Refining, U S Industrial Alcohol, Air Reduction and Eastman Kodak climbed 9 to 11 points, with Columbia Carbon again hitting near a high. Total volume reached about 4.2 million shares as softness appeared in tobacco and rubber groups and a few weeks of liquidation dipping was anticipated by some traders.
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New York
Poyeassta
Golvents
Allied Chemical
Air Refuction
U. S
National Biscui
Case
Otis Elevator
Westinghous Electric
Atchison, Missouri Pacific
Gilletite Satory Razor
St. Louia Southwestern and Griers
Aled Chem. & Dyv
Alla Chalmers
American Agri
Chemical American Can
American Car
Foundry American & Foreign Power American Locomotive
American Smelting
American Sugar Refining
American Tel
Electric Power & Light Erle Railroad
General American
General Cigar
General Electric General Motors
General Outdoor
Gimbel Bros
Setae Did
Americenh
American Woolen Go
American Zinc Lead
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Baldwin Locomotive
Haltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Galifornia Packing
Calumet & Arizona Canada Dry
Canadian Pacific Rater Gase
Gerto de Basco Copper
Chesspeake
Ohio
oLly Chicago Great Western
Chicago M
St. P
Prctitc
St. P. & Pav
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago R
Pacific Foresty
Chrysler. Motors
Gilles Service
Colorado Fuel & Tse
Consolidated Gas Continental Can
Cern Products
Crucible Steel
DuPont de Nemours Bateesecees Bbm
Goodrich
Grehkam Prige Motors
Great Northern
Howe Sound
Hudson
Timois Central
TAD
Inland Steel
ATM International Harvesteroben
International Nickel
Bae Wordan Motor
Kansas City
Montgomery Ward
Nash Motors Ve
National Biscuit Co
National Department
Nevada
New York Central
N.Y. ON
Northern Pacife
Packard Motors
Sissy Esere Pacific Gas & Electric
Pan American B
Paramount Famous Lasky Pennsylvania
Peoples Cras Pere Marquetl Phillips Petro
Radio Corporation of America
Reading
Republic
Reynolds Tobacco
Sears Roebuck
Shell Union
Simmons Coe
Y.s S
Sinclair Consolidated
DIL United Cigar
I Uu. & Rubber
Peererees Us
Ge Steel Cess
U. & Steel
Westinghons
White Motors
Willys Overland
Woolworth Veyereuser
Yellow Truck & Gorath
Mid-Continent Petroleum
Bhealler Pan Veep Pe Pesee Crac Yey BO
Iowa Hog Prices From Packing Centers Across State
Iowa hog prices at Cedar Rapids Des Moines and Ottumwa show top buyers paying eight dollar range. Cedar Rapids primes 290 250 lb at 8.55. Des Moines receipts 2 600 steady to 100 higher with primes 8.60. Ottumwa 130-206 lb at 8.70 and 300-350 lb and up at 8.85. Prices vary by weight and center with best heavy and prime lots in the 8.50 to 9.00 range.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Magon City
Ottumwa
City Livestock Market Mixed Receipts Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Sigux City market reports mixed cattle hogs and sheep activity with calves and yearlings steady to strong while matured beeves remain scarce. Hogs show gains on heavier weights and sows firm, sheep bid around 25 cents lower for natives. grain and currency updates accompany regional bids and notes.
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Bronx City
Bulchiers
Rees Choice
Bond Market Moves and Mixed Early Gains
The bond market showed strength in early trading with prices rising for several key issues. Convertibles and American Telephone 4s rose briefly but gave back most gains. several blue chips like Atchison, Armour, and Pittsburgh Great Northern moved up, while other high grade bonds held steady and government issues eased slightly.
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New York
Guying
Atchison General
Armour
Brththam Greet &x
General
American Telephone
Missouri
Kansas
Texan
Wen Bs
Fere Eign St
United States
Livestock Trade Opens Stronger Amid Bulls in Chicago Market
Chicago traders reported an early bullish tone with cattle and hogs showing strength. Hog receipts reached 35,000 with many directed to packing plants and prices improving, while cattle, calves, and sheep showed varied gains and steady demand through the day.
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Chicago
Cottia Receiaty
Eagle
Nista
Suab
Estimated Livestock Receipts at Chicago Market
Estimated livestock receipts for tomorrow at Chicago show cattle about 6,000 head hogs 21,000 sheep 17,000 as forecast.
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Chicago
Onicea & F
St Paul Livestock Market Report October 1
Receipts total 15 000 cattle 3 000 calves 98 000 sheep and lambs. Cattle, stockers and feeders around steady with few killers at higher prices. Calves mostly 13.00. hogs and heifers varied. packers paid 7.60 to 7.75 for common, higher for prime. lambs uneven but mainly 8.00 to 8.50. Overall market patterns show steadier demand in midweek trading.
Peoria Livestock Receipts Hit New Highs for Week
Peoria stock market note reports receipts around 2,000 with top prices to 10 15 and bulk bids 9.50 to 10.10 while raw sugar in New York steadies near 4 080 for spots and refined granulated remains unchanged as of Oct 7 1944.
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Peoria Livestock Peoria
New York
Livestock receipts at St Joseph market mixed on Friday
St Joseph Missouri livestock receipts totaled about 6 000 hogs 4 700 cattle and 9 000 sheep with hogs steady to weak and cattle and lamb markets showing small gains. Hogs top around 13 50 for light calves and calves steady while sheep show steady to 12 60 for western lambs and best feeders at 123.00.
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Joseph
Beth
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Misses Allen
Reece
Hardin Corn Girls
Do-A-Best
Bessie Hammil
Marvella Refoshaug
Roy Porter
Ployd County
Elsie Legel
Anita Huntley
Bert Coffman
Maxine Cunningham
Lois Giestner
W. Wei Biekes
Ruth Miller
Margaret Henderson
W. Henderson
Willa Helwig
Helen Length
H. c. Ream
Certo
Castle Congress
R. C. Dawes
Maynard Home
Minneapolis Grain
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Duluth
Uae
Cape
Lvestock Salen
Hogs
Board of Trade
Standard
Olt
Indiana
Cities Service
Rheaffers Pen
Arkansas Natural
St, Louis
Gt. Louis
Fj—Hay
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Chicago Hay
Clover
Onroado
Olver Farm
Oliver Farm
Viking Pump P. Abecetees
Toth Packing
Monsania Chemical
Waterloo Markets
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Switt & Co
Prom Rach Packs Co
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ST. Joseph
Metropolitan Advertising Co
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Railroad Shares Corporation Common Stock
Railroad Shares Corporation
United States of America
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Great Southern R. R. Alleghany Corporation
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American Car & Foundry Company
American Locomotive Company
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Boston and Maine
Boston & Providence
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Canadian Pacific Railway Central R. R
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Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co
Chesapeake Corporation
Chicago & North Western Ry
Rock Island & Pacific Ry
Milw
St. Paul & Pacific RR
Delaware & Hudson R. R. Go
Delaware, Lackn. & Western
R. R. Erie Railroad
Gentral Tank Car Corp
Great Northern Railway
General Railay Signal Oo
Witness Central R. R
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Louisville& Nashville RR
Missouri Kansas-Texas
R. R. Co
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Chicago & St. Louis
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Northern Pacific Ry
Penmond Corporation
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Pere Marquette Ry
Pittsburgh & Lake
Chicago Stock Exchange
New York Curb Exchange
Commercial National Bank
Waterloo
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