North Carolina First State to Close Bovine TB Testing
North Carolina completed tubercular testing in the final four of its 160 counties, becoming the first state with all counties classified as modified accredited areas. About 0.6 percent of roughly 600,000 cattle tested were tuberculous, with reactors removed. compensation totaled about $150,000 to farmers. The state aims to maintain safeguards and retests with ongoing veterinary support.
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Carrier Special Service
Washington, D. C
North Carolina
United States Department of Agriculture
A. E. Wight
Mainé
North ‘Carolina
Maine
United States
North’ Carolina
Nort’ Carolina
Farm Play Delights Mt. Vernon Township Meet
Over 150 residents attended the Mount Vernon township farms bureau meeting at the county home. Cedar Falls township members performed the three act play Home Acres to general praise, with minstrels providing entertainment and Myrtle Brown offering several piano solos. Cake and ice cream followed.
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Mount Vernon
Home Acres
Cedar Falls Township
Misa Myrtle Brown
The Rhyming Farmer by J Edward Tufft
A fragmentary piece discussing Aggie Movies as a tool for rural men, praising their usefulness in saving cash and teaching farming techniques. It argues against skeptics who question the value of such films and stresses the need for trusted specialists to present factual, practical knowledge about farming, rust, and meat processing.
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Wwe
Butler County Dairy Demonstration Teams Win State Title
The Butler county 4 H dairy team coached by John Mullins won the state dairy demonstration with Dehorning Calves by the Caustle Method. Members Kermit Roelf and Kenneth Hyde will demonstrate in Memphis against teams from across the United States, performing twice or thrice. They recently left Waterlog for the National Dairy Exposition with other local judging teams.
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Butler County
John Mullins
Towa
Cattle Congress
Kermit Roelf
Kenneth Hyde
Memphis
Tenn
United
Roelf and
Hyde
Altho
Ilveak Allison
Cerro Garda
Fayette County
Vernon Shoeman
Claire Chapman
Allison
Butler County Club
Dairy Cattle Congress
Winter Killing Present Bremer Of Grimm Alfalfa
New farm bureau drive in Butler and Bremer counties stresses Grimm alfalfa as key. Hutcheson links winter kill to lack of root nodules, urges certified seed, inoculation, and yearly manure topdress. Tour planned Friday to six farms. notes on lime, weed control, and dairy calf demonstrations accompany the program.
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Bremer OF
GRIMM
Bureau
Allison
Snn
Charles R. Hutcheson
Hutch
Butler County
Riz
Hutcheson
Butler
Ed S. Dyas
Agroupmng
Town State College
Herman Hunt
John Wessel
Frank Freeman
Aaron Hardman
5. Hansen
Everett Hewitt
George Faint
Canada
Bremer County
D. BD. Offringa
Bremer Bureau
Carl Hastings
Bly Woodring
Washington Willing Workers
Grace Herhe Tafte
Farmers Letters to Editor Invite Comment in Waterloo Evening Courier
Readers invited to send questions and comments to the Editor Farm Department at the Water town newspaper. Communications directed to the Waterm town edition. Phone 8100 listed for contact.
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Farm Department
East Waterloo Girls Plan Saturday Meeting
East Waterloo 4 H girls club Friendship Chik will meet at Anna and Marjorie Pried sey home Saturday. Plans for the program at the East Watering township annual meeting October 26. The club will have dares of entertainment for the meeting.
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East Waterloo
Ownship
Anna
Marjorie Priedsey
East Watering Township
Local Farm Bureau to Form Orchestra in Jackson Township
Jackson township plans a farm bureau orchestra with the next meeting October 22 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. AL Myers. Ralph Hoffman is named chairman to organize the group. Further plans include a possible opera or play presentation later this year.
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Waverly
Farm Bureau
Washington Township
Leonard Miller Farm
Here
Bremer County
Alvin Guether
K. W. Stouder
Town State College Extension Service
Bremer
Janesville
Wheat Looks Strong Traders Brace for Day Layoff
Chicago reports show a firm wheat market with futures demand aided by wintry weather north and selling of Canadian wheat. News notes drouth in romantic wheat territory and sowing suspensions in Kansas while corn arrivals rise, weather forecasts point to low temperatures and possible snow, and provisions edge higher amid hog value trends.
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Chicago
Haliday
Northwest
Pdn
Orient
Nouthwest Cole
Kansas
Canadian
Indilly
Argentina
Gernane Oats
Corr
Nebreaska
Dakotas
Representative Sales Livestock in Union Yards
Minneapolis flour market and grain notes show shipments totaling 39,879 barrels. Sugar market in New York reports October 11 with raw sugar prices and ongoing duty considerations. no major price movements observed.
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Minneapolis
New York
G.ndc
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Report
The page lists cash quotations for various grains and seeds with mixed illegible portions. Notable entries include No 4 red wheat at 1.34, No 2 white rice and rye figures, spring wheat prices, corn and mixed grain values, yellow and white corn notes, and miscellaneous seeds with several uncertain values and typographical errors. The data appears as a jumble of prices and grade indicators from a Board of Trade listing.
Hog and cattle market report shows mixed hog gains and steady cattle
Receipts indicate hogs and cattle with prices ranging widely. Hogs strong to higher on choice 200-250 lb at about 10.25, with totals near 9.30 to 10.99 for best lots. Cattle steady to slightly lower with prime steers around 18.25 and average 14.00 to 14.95. Sheep and lambs show firm demand with lambs around 12.98 to 13.50 and ewes steady. Week totals: 111,999 hogs, 83,244 sheep, 45,604 cattle. Peoria hogs 1,690 with steady market and top near 19.00. cattle receipts 149.
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Chicago
Vaas
Northwest
Aga Duluth
Minneapolis
Cnicago
Minn
Montana
Silas Ma
Prom Waterloo
Ann
Froduce
Hutter
Nurrescents
Arlington Hibeer
Atovi
Lohros
Tamer
Rogstars
Vent al
Anit Owe Cine
Inka Bts
Bereta Regeere
Vents Perere
Bodke
Prom Jowa Pleur de Feet Co
Timothy Bay
Sonie
Peoria Livestock Peoria
Stocks Rally Amid Mixed Market After Turbulent Session
New York trading drifted with gains in several leaders such as International Harvester and Goodyear amid steadying orders after earlier sharp moves. U S Steel and Radio rose while United Cigar Stores slipped, as call money rates eased and buying resumed. large volume pools supported the market through a volatile day despite scattered losses in some issues.
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New York
Sloday
Tabadco
Severn
Fupworth
U. S
Hudson
Goodyear Rubber
Brockway Motors
Otis Steel
Pready
Ghormaeus
United Cigar Stores
Barnsdall
International Harvester
General Refracttories
General Motors
Montgomery- Ward
U.S. Steel Common
Goodrich Rubber
Provisions Market Report New York October Receipts and Prices
New York market report outlines regular receipts for creamery butter at 47 to 93 store, dressed poultry and fresh chickens, eggs in cases at various grades, and live poultry by freight or express with prices for fowls, roosters, ducks, and turkeys. Cheese and other dairy items show unchanged or mixed adjustments with creamery extras and standard prices noted.
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New York
Butler
Tbs
Chicago
Eici Young Americas
AR Biultier
Bond Market Drifts With Mixed Moves Across Bonds
New York October 1 4 The bond market opened steady though trading dwindled to a near standstill Favorable issues like Andes and Anaconda Copper 7s and Barnsdall improved slightly Carnsdall 65s rose to new highs Pressed Steel Car advanced more than a point Brooklyn Union Gas 6s jumped 4 points National Ry 4 25 called more than 2 points St Paul Minneapolis and Manitoba Pacific Extension 5s up over 3 points St Paul S S 2 600 gained fractions U S government obligations were neglected The foreign list remained generally steady.
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Rodio
Allied Chemical
General Electric
U. S. Steel
Park & ‘Tilford
Punta Alegre
Ang
Mullins
Chem
Dye
American
American Locomotive
American Sm. & Rel
American Sugar
American T. & Americin ‘Tobacco
Armour B
Atchison
Atlantic Goast Line
Atlantic Trol
Cc Geen Eer
Baltimore & Ohie
Bethlehem
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Chesaneake
Ohio - Oale
Nga
North Western
Rob & P Ghrysier Hat Galaratin
Colorado Gas & Electric Consolidated Gas Carn
Dodge Gros
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Gener Electric
General Motors Ps
General Failway
Bignal
Baals
California
Standard of
New Jersey
New Yorkosity
Studebaker
Texas Corporation
Texas Gulf
Texas & Pacific Oo
Texas Pacific Ga
Union Carbide
Union Pacific
S. Ind
Western Manginad Aeo
Westinghouse Electric Mob
witlys-Overinsa
Woolworth
Giailiene Petroleum
Shei Union Oi
Ibis Urcanellot
Gillette
ARONA
Great Northern
Cere
Greane Crnanes
Fitaton Oi
Hudson Motors
Tak
Pia Tnt Nickel 2
Paperers
Tnter
Tel
Kansas
Cuy Southern Kernegotk
Copper Mack Trick
Odyi
Ceews
Texas
Missouri Pretelee
Montgomery Ward
Sno Motors i
Central
K.O
NOM, & Fariford
Borth Ameria
Pockard
Gag
Phillips Pybroleum
Ervey
Pullman
New York
Andes
Anaconda
Brooklyn
National Roadiator
St. Paul
Bank Debits and Mortgage Figures for Week Ending Oct 10 1828
Bank debits in Black Hawk County Waterloo for the week ending Oct 10 1828 as reported by the Waterloo Clearing House show totals around 5.05 million dollars with daily breakdowns and comparisons to prior periods. The week’s instruments filed and chattel mortgages are listed with weekly totals and year over year increases.
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Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Waterloo Bank
Waterloo Clearing House Association
Socteciyes Bolsis
Grundy County Guernseys top milk and fat in September
Grundy Center records show Coulter Guernseys leading the county ring with 32.0 pounds butterfat and 656 pounds milk in September. Brown Swiss and Holstein herds also posted strong figures with notable individuals from Hasbrouck, Wilhelm, Simking, and King, among others, as 300 cows milking and 53 dry. The association average reached 22.6 pounds butterfat and 822 pounds milk per cow, with seven cows culled for low production.
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Grundy Center
Guy“ Goulter
Grundy County
Harry Halling
Goylter
Guernseys
Lyle Hawn
Guernsey
Gene Simking
B. W
Hasbrouck
Clyde Wilhelm
E.W. Hasbrouck
Mary Ann King
H. Bueghly
Stubbs Wheelock
Ed Bilgal
Bradde
H. B. Brown
Livestock Market Totals From St Paul and Midwest Regions
Cattle receipts 9,200 steadier at St Paul with most sales at 11.50 down to 6.50 for varying grades. Calves receipts 1,100 steady with light weights at 14.50 to 15.00. Hogs receipts 6,500 steady to higher than Wednesday, top around 10.60. Sheep receipts 8,000 slow with bidders seeking 14.00 or better for lambs and steady to higher for ewes. Also notes Kansas City and Omaha grain and seed prices and milling markets in brief.
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Chitaro
Ont
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Lou
St. Joseph
Cleveland
ST. Paul
Inrgely
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Mt. Vernon
J. Edward Tufft
Hbiy
Liverpool
Spata
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Wisconsin
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Board of Trade
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Sweden
Renmark
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Mtte
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Blovekin
Mnro-Sinvin
Whey Auntrin
Rotmanta
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Tokio
Shanghai
Monten
Toe
Det IL
INB
Rhyls
Soran
Coulter
Toledo Reeds Teledo
OMANA
Omaha
Neb
Gort
TOUTS
St. Laws
Oct
State Loan’Co
Riviera Theatre
Bidg, Fhone
Waterloo
Eagle Center Road
Washburn
Sela
McCormick
Ford
McCormick-Deering
Bhermott Gang
Triumph
W.L. Cunningham
Oscar Testiche
Pionser National Bank
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