Creamerymen Prepare for State Convention in Waterloo
Waterloo again chosen as convention city for the Iowa Creamery Secretaries and Managers and the Iowa Guttermakers associations. Meeting Oct 30 to Nov 1 at Hotel Russell Lamson includes butter scoring contests, expert talks, and medals. Participants include Walton Petget and officers from Ames, Mason City, Albert Lea, and other Iowa towns.
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Waterloo
Towa Guttermakers' Association
Iowa Creamery Secretaries’ and Managers’ Association
Iowa State Dairy Association
Dairy Cattle Congress
M. Mortensen
Ames
Howard Reynolds
Son City
O. A. Storick
Albert
Scoles
F.M. Sheldon
Roy Scoles
Nashua
F iI
GC. Ladage
Tripoli
Iowa Buttermakers’ Association
C. R. Conway
Garner
W. A. Carrier
Strawberry Point
Iowa Creamery Secretaries’ and Managers' Association
C. . Bechtelheimer
Wateroo
Mason City
Hogging-Down Corn Seen as Economical Harvest Method
Dumont Iowa farmer Earl Davis with 150 hogs plans to harvest 300 acres by hogging down corn. Hogs graze 30 acres aiding soil, manure on fields, reduced hauling, and labor. Temporary fences allow controlled grazing as neighbors harvest silos and fodder, frost damage minimal in his area.
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Dumont
Earl Davis
Lere
Hampton
Mr. Davis
Davis
Seed corn may be poorest in years
Ames Iowa October 8 Special With the prospect that seed corn will be in the worst condition this fall since 1917 farm crops experts at Iowa State colleges urge Iowa farmers to save more than the usual amount of corn for seed. Even with normal fall conditions good seed corn will not be plentiful next spring and an early cold snap would ruin prospects on many farms. Much Iowa corn is still immature and the ears near maturity contain excess moisture. In many fields many ears are mold on the stalk.
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Ames
Iowa State Coregs
Iowa
Ugua
Acting Governor Hammill Sees Faith in Farming and Co operation
Acting Governor Hammill, Britt, a 700 acre Hancock county farmer, says he would rather own good Iowa land than top bank stock. He urges farmer co operation to control prices, notes the need to keep land from capitalists, and envisions regional farm marketing co operatives within five years with lower financing costs and coordinated warehouse and treasury bank acts. He remains hopeful about agriculture in Iowa.
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Hammill
Iowa
Des Moines
Oct. S
John Hammill
Britt
Hancock County
Antion
Fale Price
Hess & Brown to Disperse Angus Herd in One-Day Sale
Hess and Brown breeders of Quierdale Aberdeen Angus announce a dispersal sale at the Brown farm on Wednesday October 10 starting at noon. Seventy animals from the show herd will be auctioned with Cooper as auctioneer and seating arranged in a large barn for buyers from distant points.
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Hess & Brown
Quier-dale
Brown
Iowa
Mr. Cooper
International Farm Congress to Convene in Kansas City
The International Farm Congress will gather in Kansas City October 20 21 and 22 with delegates from Canada Mexico and other nations. W J Drummond chairs the board of governors and notes most major U S agricultural organizations will be represented. Topics include agriculture's economic position international relations marketing transportation legislation and reclamation with speakers including two cabinet members Henry C Wallace and Herbert Hoover.
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International Farm Congress
Canada
Mexico
W. J. Drummond
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Agriculture
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Turkeys Sell Well At Local Auction Near Ta
Turkeys suitable for Thanksgiving and Christmas were auctioned at a local sale at roughly 3.75 to 4.00 dollars each. Victor Olson, son of Mia and Bessie Olson, owns a nearby farm where about two dozen birds were on offer, noting the lot represented a healthy price for the season.
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Alexander
Victor Olson
Mia
Bessie
Vson
Olson Farm
Samoltinae
Moisture and Protein in Wheat From Millers Survey
The Association of Operative Millers released results from 82 Kansas Oklahoma Texas Nebraska Missouri and Colorado mills with 100000 barrels daily capacity. Data show wheat use per barrel 4.21 to 4.26 bushels for hard wheat 4.26 to 4.34 for mixed and 4.25 to 4.42 for soft wheat. Moisture 10.24 to 13. first percent. protein 10.60 to 14.95 for hard wheat. Mixed wheat moisture 10 to 12 percent protein 11.97 to 12.59. Soft wheat moisture 10.83 to 15.81 percent protein 10.68 to 12.72. 100 percent flour protein 10.69 to 13.16 for hard, ash .403 to .410. mixed flour protein 9.78 to 12.20, ash .293 to .480. soft flour protein 10.80 to 11.30, ash .440 to .470.
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Associated Pres
Kansas City
Qet
Association of Operative Millers
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Nebraska
Missouri
Colorado
M. F. Dillon
Potato Yields Not Encouraging From North Shipped Crops
Dan Schultz and his son dug early spade potatoes with disappointing yields though quality was fair. Nearby George Ahrens found good quality but small yields on reclaimed soil. Reports say several carloads from northern fields arrived in Franklin County, suggesting potential relief if those yields hold.
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Coulter
Dan Schultz
Mr. Schultz
George Ahrens
Schultz
Carl Kuethe Praises Cow Testing Efforts
Waverly Ta Oct 8 Carl Kuethe living two miles west of Waverly speaks highly of cow testing noting it pays to test cows to keep only productive stock. He recalls buying four heifers from C A Nelson and paying above common prices, later seeing one of those yield over 70 pounds of milk daily.
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Waverly
Carl Kuethe
C. A. Nelson
Cowtesting Association
Ames Team Finishes Third at National Dairy Show
The Iowa State College dairy judging team from Ames placed third among 28 collegiate teams at the National Dairy Exposition in Syracuse New York. Iowa Lean is the standout entry that won first honors, following a win at the Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo two weeks prior.
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Ames
Syracuse
N.Y
Iowa State College
Eam Fran
Holsteins to be sold at dairy show sales barn
Wednesday sales feature Tolstein herd at Tolstein sale by Merner in Delny Falls and two consignments at Dairy Cattle Congress sale barn. Auction begins at 1 p m with registered yearlings and high grade two and three year old springsers. Auctioneer Oscar Tostlebe and Cedar Falls National Bank clerk staff will handle proceedings.
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Waterloo
Tolstein
Tlansen & Merner
Delny Falls
Dairy Cattle Congress
Keaver Valley Roxto
Johanna King
Oscar Tostlebe
Dispersion sale announced for 60 Holsteins at Garrison
J W Hanna estate will auction farm produce, machinery, and livestock from southeast of Garrison Ta on Oct 10. Sixty Holsteins head the cattle, sale starts 10 am with Ike Booth and Loren White selling cattle. Eleven hogs priced at 2162 head, ten horses listed. Eldstein herd sire noted as descendant of the breed’s first 36 pound cow. Farmers Savings Bank of Garrison will supply the clerk.
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Farmers’ Savings Bank
Garrison
Grain exports dip while wheat leads in U S movement
US grain exports for the week ending in October totalled 3 014 000 bushels, down from 3 635 000 the prior week, with wheat at 2 640 000 bushels and corn 162 000. Barley and oats fell, rye rose sharply, and soy, potatoes, and dairy values show mixed changes across markets. Foreign exchange rates and livestock prices appear in brief market notes.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Wheat selling up on prices as futures rise
The market reported higher wheat prices with May and December futures reaching new seasonal peaks amid active trading. Corn and oats showed bearish pressure on harvest hopes while futures for delivery spiked briefly before easing. Provisions moved lower in line with softer commodity values.
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Chicago
May
Dialy
Artz
Prices in New York and Chicago Today
New York and Chicago market prices show futures and spot levels across commodities. Cotton, copper, and steel tracks mixed with notable movements in butter and general staples as trading venues close and new data emerges.
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New York
Chicago
Hogs and cattle markets report mixed Saturday prices
Reported hogs sold 15 to 25 cents under Saturday bids and cattle also off. Prices covered varied ranges with hogs averaging around 7.20 to 7.76 per hundredweight and cattle showing selective strength in certain classes while overall values softened.
Livestock market report shows varied demand and prices
The document records cattle and sheep trades with numerous lot prices and weights. Notable figures include cows and bulls selling around 7.40 to 8.50, hogs near 7.00, and sheep and lambs priced up to 6.50 with several sales reported across different lots.
Kansas City Livestock Receipts and Market Notes
Receipts totaled 24 000 cattle with steers firm to higher and cows steady. Hogs receipts 16 000 with Packers bidding lower on some. better grades commanded around 7.30 to 7.70 per cwt and top hogs near 23.26 for westerns. Sheep higher with mixed prices and lighter weights around 0.50 to 1.36 per pound.
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Cattle and Hog Prices Sluggish as Receipts Rise in Minnesota Market
Prices for cattle show slight declines on broad categories while calves steady to lower and hogs drop about two dollars with bulk and packing hogs easing. Sheep strong with 2000 plus head improving for native and Dakota lambs. western ranges mixed as buyers adjust to demand.
East St. Louis Livestock Prices Report
Representative sales at East St. Louis show varied bids across cattle hogs and sheep. Feeder pigs sold around 1.00 to .20 per pound with some higher calls, while steers moved lower and vealers showed mixed prices. overall receipts near 2,000 for cattle and sheep with strong third quality bids noted.
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East ST. Louis
Jehippers
Packera
Ray
Atmost
St Louis War Price List Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows a price list with items labeled No. 1 and No. 2 from St Louis Missouri. Entries include amounts such as 26.00 27.00 and 30.00 21.00 alongside product codes and unclear descriptions.
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Louis
Hnay
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