Danish Dairy Expert Sees Junior Calf Shows Driving Future
Dr Lars Fredriksen, Danish dairy education leader, praised the Waterloo calf show for inspiring Denmark’s youth in dairying. He plans seven provincial Danish shows with a special junior class and will take part in London events before traveling to England on the Mauretania. He notes five years of club work and hopes young exhibitors, including small handlers, will bolster Denmark’s dairy industry.
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Denmark
Lars Fredriksen
Waterloo
Dr. Fredriksen
America
United States
London
Canh
International Board of Education
Tr. Fredriksen
Royal College of Veterinary and Agriculture
Copenhagen
Fredriksen
Altho
Fredrixsen
Memphis
England
Mauretania
Liverpool
Old Articles Display Highlights 800 Years of Farm Home Art
A Black Hawk county display at the Cattle Congress showcased nearly 800 years of older farm home artifacts. Items ranged from a 150 year old blue willowware sugar bowl to a 75 year old flowered platter and a 1842 sampler. The booth placed second overall and led in the demonstration “Slip Covers” by Mrs. Albert Nielsen and Mrs. P. L. Friediey with 98 of 190 points awarded by Miss Lloyd Church.
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Aiofel
Slack Hawk County
Cattle Congress
I. E. Hansen
East
Waterloo
Charles Barclay
Jake Shermen
Barclay Township
Cedar Falls
Roy White
Mount Vernon
W. A. Eyestone
Mt. Verfen
P. L. Friedley
Bennington
T 9
Black Hawk County
Albert
Nielsen
Cedar Falls Township
P. L. Friediey
Lloyd Church
Ames
Iowa Poultry Meet at Ames Addresses Baby Chick Issues
Iowa poultry leaders gather at Iowa State College in Ames for the three day convention of the Iowa Faulty improvement association starting Oct 1. H E B Gordon notes discussions on chick quality disease control and management to ensure live chicks. J H Halpin from Wisconsin talks on methods to rear quality chicks as well as mortality and survivability challenges. More than two dozen local speakers and out of state participation from Wisconsin and New York are listed on the program.
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Ames
Iowa
Towa State College
H. EB. Gordin
J. H. Halpin
Cairy
Wisconsi
Quanty
Divar
Gorden
Wisconsin
New York
Guernsey Calf Generous Baby Lou Wins State Sub Championship
The foundation Guernsey calf Generous Baby Lou, owned by Raymond Hoeger of Waucoma, won the state sub championship in the Guernsey breed on Saturday. The calf, pictured with its owner, also placed first in the open class among 12 entries and will travel to Memphis to compete for national club calf honors. The dam Generous Giver, the Hoeger herd’s foundation cow, died this year. Other Fayette calves headed to the National Dairy Exposition include Polly Ormsby, Iowa Holstein champion, and Frieda Tyiomija Ormsby, both from Rex Pieplow of Aurora. Paul Saverbury of Colwein will bring five calves and Picplow adds yearlings. Sauerbry also wins a Memphis trip as Iowa club boy champion.
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Guernsey
Raymond Hoeger
Waucomey
Lou
Memphis
United States
Waterloo
Congress
Hoeger
Fayette
Iowa
Paul Saverbry
Colwein
Picplow
Sauerbry
Agricultural Department asks for more move
Iowa's Agricultural Department outlines proposed legislation for the coming legislature. Recommended measures include an oleomargarine inspection fee, an additional state chemist for feed analysis, and increased tuberculosis eradication and corn borer funding. The report notes unused funds reverting to the general fund and urges continued corb bor er and poultry association support.
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Courtey Special Service
Des Moines
Det
State Department of Agriculture
M. G Thornburg
Iowa Poultry Improvement Association
State Horticultural Society
Town Poultry Improvement Association
Department
Iowa
Thornburr
Vest
Towa
Waterlo o Evening Courier Bends to Farm News
Fragmentary clippings reference editor remarks and communications within the Parm Department. The note mentions Waterloo Evening Courier and a phone figure of $100, implying a pricing or fee detail within the farm news context.
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Aqgres
Parm
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo Tern
The Rhyming Farmer in Quiet Courtship Reform
A humorous poem recounts a husband who once left messes about the house and a patient wife who quietly guides him toward tidier habits. Through steady reform the speaker becomes organized and orderly, acknowledging little about the change beyond its quiet effectiveness.
Colt Show at Fair Draws Attention in Town Falls
The Town Falls fall fair featured high quality colt classes with judges led by Richard Stephenson of Waverly. Winners included Claude Sanders’s flashy Percheron filly foal and top Belgian stallion foals owned by McBride Brothers and Ray Eitel, highlighting imports by Holbert Horse Importing Co. and Alden Belgian Horse Co.
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Town Falls
Richard Stephenson
Waverly
Claude Sanders
Foel
McBride Brothers
Alden
Ray Eitel
Hampton
Holbert
Greelcy
Alden Belgian Horse Company
Iowa Horse and Mule Breeder's Association
Late dealings at lower figures in Chicago wheat market
Chicago reporters note a late market downgrade after an early advance as the domestic wheat visible supply rose to 126,577,000 bushels. Corn futures fell despite a 1,389,000 bushel drop in the corn visible supply, with mixed results across grain markets in Minneapolis, Omaha, and St. Louis as prices shifted and trade activity slowed.
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Chicago
Unite State
New York
Ott
Mount Vernon Women to Meet on Tuesday
An all day meeting for the women of Mount Vernon township is planned at the county home on Tuesday. The program includes the first and second lessons of the recreation project taught by Miss Demonstration Agent.
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Mount Vernon
Mt Vernon Township
al Recreation Project
Steers Ship In Carload To Chicago From Hudson
A.E. Hellis shipped a carload of yearling steers to Chicago on Sunday morning. The load averaged over 1000 pounds each and was entered for 10 months. The shipment originated in Hudson and was noted in the Oct. 8 shipment report.
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Ecoevier See
Hudson
A. E. Hellis
Chicago
Hellis
Market Trends and Notable Shifts In New York Stocks
The New York market moved higher at the open under high priced specialties but faced selling by Murrles later. Gains for American Can, Victor Talking Machine, and Briggs Manufacturing contrasted with declines in General Motors, Chrysler, and Hudson. Volume neared 700000 shares as bear orders and liquidation pressedprices back.
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New York
Oct
S.ayThe
Shorts
Aod Bear
American Gan
Victor Talking Machine
Briggs Manufacturing
General Motors
Chrysler and
Hudson
Chrysler
International Nickel
Radio
Universal Pipe
American Zinc
National Lead
Alded Chemical
Local Sale Figures Show Mixed Prices in Community Ledger
An OCR fragment lists multiple lots with various prices and annotations in a community inventory. It mentions numbers like 24 004 25.505 and 22.00, plus references to Prairie and THMONY AGH. Details are incomplete and partially garbled.
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Prairie
Board of Trade cash quotations data report
Market rates for grains and provisions listed by class and grade. No 1 hard wheat and No 2 northern spring prices shown. breakfast oats and white types detailed. rye and barley quoted. timothy and cloverseed values included. lard and bellies prices listed for provisions.
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Chicago
Gel
Hogs and cattle market notes from Friday Chicago
Receipts and prices across hogs cattle and sheep show mixed movement. Hogs traded at varied weights with top bids around 11.00 and declines in lighter grades. cattle receipts strong with steers and calves firm to higher while vealers show softer tones. sheep slow with mixed bids and steady to higher in some classes. Overall market tone improved for cattle as demand and rail service supported higher prices.
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Chicago
Priday
Midium
Sally
Sfc
Provisions New York Butter and Cheese Prices Across Markets
Receipts show butter and cheese volumes with varied prices across regions. Butter steady to higher, creamery and extra firsts quoted. eggs and poultry lines follow, with turkeys and fowls listed by freight and express. Chicago and Liverpool markets report mixed stock prices, with cotton futures showing modest gains and livestock values fluctuating.
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New York
Atic
Hennery Brown
Chicago
Peoria Livestock Market Report Shows Steady Start
Peoria market receipts total 1,500 cattle with early steady tone but closing 40 cents lower. Early close around $10.75 per hundredweight, bulk sales near $10.00 to $10.35. Cattle receipts listed at 20 head in the closing figures.
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Peoria
Ith
Bar
Gattle
Pioneer Ring Leads With Grade Guernseys in September
Johnson Farm No. 3 tops September Pioneer cow test with 31.7 lb butterfat per cow and 667 lb milk from 14 milking cows. W. A. Bridge purebreds second at 25.1 fat and 477 milk. Johnson Farm No. 1 third at 22.6 fat and 456 milk from 26 cows. Pioneer average across 298 milking and 125 dry cows: 15.8 fat, 370 milk. Sixteen cows exceed 40 lb fat. five cows sold for milk, none for beef. Twenty six members feed concentrates, seven silage, four high protein. two alfalfa days.
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Johnson Farm No
Pioneer Cow Test Association
Arthur Porter
W. A. Bridge
Johnson Farm No 1
Association
Will Mumper
EB. G.bauer
Johnson Farm
Hamer
Bond Market Holds Firm Amid Varied Shifts
New York traders saw a firm bond market with gains for Andes Copper and Anaconda 7s, Barnsdell 65 with warrants advancing, and Dodge Debenture 6s trading near retirement. Rails steady with low volume, utilities easing. foreign issues steady, government securities quiet.
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New York
Oct
Andes Copper
Presssu Steel
Barnsdell
Dodge
Tumnors
Columbia Gas & Electric
Northern One
Light
International Ce
American Chain 65
U.S
Market Report from St Paul Livestock Yields Mixed Signals
Receipts show slow steady trade with packers resisting price gains. Cattle and calves reflect firm undertone though stocks low. hogs 280 to 224 pound range $10.25 top with lighter weights steady. sheep receipts 39 000 steady with feeding lambs and bucks around $9.50 to $12.65. Raw sugar in New York steadies with slight advance and refined prices rising to around 5.40 for granulated.
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Chicago
Met
Westock Sales Todey
Iso Saan
Tost
Gatile
Paul
St. Paul
Minn
Lowes
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