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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1926

Page

8

Joe Smith Wins Pig Club Prize At Parochial Grounds

Joe Smith won first prize with a 254 pound Poland China barrow at the Eagle township pig club show held at the parochial school grounds. Judge Vn Ly Quaife of Ames noted a gain of about 170 pounds from start to yesterday, with feed costs around $20 totaling roughly 6 cents per pound. Second place went to a similar Poland China, while other top placements went to Duroc and Spotted Poland China entries. The champion pig club boy will be chosen soon based on gain rate, economy, and a written club-work story.

Joe Smith Eagle Township Vn Ly Quatfe Ames Joe Poland Randlel Siebels Trimness Althoit George Shhaefer Paul Helter China Bernard Gerald Schons RC. Ferguson

Veterinarians Convene in Iowa on Hog Cholera Fight

About 250 veterinarians from eastern Iowa gather in Cedar Rapids for a two day meeting under Eastern Lewis Veterinary association to discuss hog cholera. Dr T P White from the Bureau of Animal Industry outlines government policy and Dr A T Kinsley and Dr L A Merillat attend for expert input. Remarks from Mark G Thornburg and Judisch supplement lectures by R C Moore and H E Bemis.

Cellar Rapids Iowa Lowis Bureau of Animal Industry United States Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C T. P White A. T. Kinsley L. A. Merillat American Veterinary Medical Association Mark G. Thornburg Des Moines Judisch R. C. Moore St. .Joseph Veterinary College St. Joseph H. E. Bemis Iowa State College Amesia

Town is Second in Butter Production in August

The state ranked second in butter production for August, with 15,575,000 pounds, trailing Minnesota and ahead of Wisconsin. Overall U S butter output fell 4.8 percent due to drought and dry pastures, while total August production reached 657,442 pounds for the state, per the state and federal bureau of agricultural statistics report.

Braska Federal Bureau of Agricultural Staistics Minnesota Ind Tn Towa Wisconsin United States

Farmers Questions and Comments Invited

Readers may send comments and questions to the Editor Farm Department at the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Iowa. Address correspondence to the paper and include contact information for reply.

Waterloo Evening Courier Waterloo Towa

Iowa corn crop falls below usual yield in 1925

The Iowa corn crop this year will be below normal with about 104,424,000 bushels produced, roughly 20 million under the five year average of 424,381,000. Cedar county leads with 57 bushels per acre. frost damaged about one fourth of the statewide crop. officials expect some standing crop to rot or mold if exposed to continued cold, dry winds improve market value.

Iowa Cedar County Leslie M. Carl Carl

Value of Hulling Oats for Hogs Is Decided in Tests

Ames reports swine feeding trials comparing hulled versus whole oats for fattening hogs. Researchers ask if de hulled oats justify hull removal costs by gains and profits versus shelled corn, noting hulls fiber reduces intake. Pigs fed hulled oats and other rations will be on display for visitors to inspect and discuss the gains and profits observed.

Ames

Prices Stimulate Cattle Movement in West Nebraska

In western Nebraska a rise in market prices spurred cattle movement, with the federal and state agricultural stats noting generally good range conditions after recent rains. The report cites cattle and sheep conditions around the mid 90s percent of normal, a heavy freeze affecting seasors and curing, and uneven feed supplies across sections.

Lincoln Neb Nebraska Federal State Bureau of Agricultural Statistics

Top Price Reached for Spotted Polands at Sloan Sale

Rowley Massachusetts October sale of Spotted Poland hogs produced strong prices. Top bid hit 127.50 dollars a head for a purebred gilt showing well at fairs. Second high at 82.40, best sow sold for 57.50. Wilcox family buyers featured among consignors.

W. A. Sloan Sale Rowley Get Poland Hing Lowes Gilta WILA Metudtey Marian J. BB. Burroughs Ua Porte CY Wilerd & Sons Ryan Rowoml Ait

Washington Meet Women of Washington Gathering

Women of Washington will meet at the home of Mrs Wes A Wright on Thursday afternoon October 1. The first lesson in the third year nut vision work on canning WI can be given.

Washington Wes A. Wright

Cow Proves Great Producer in Fayette County Herd

A $50 undersized Guernsey cow added to the Fayette county Girnv herd has yielded 300 pounds of butterfat in eight months, with a calf reduced in weight. Manager A. L. Smith notes the cow's strong impact on the herd as he builds up the county farm Guernsey stock. Soybean hay, a key feed, sharply affects milk production, dropping about 10 pounds daily when depleted despite diet adjustments. The county herd receives two quarts of soybean hay daily.

Fayette Fayette County Nio West Union A. LE. Smith Smith Guernsey

All Testers Stay With Associations in Black Hawk Co

In Black Hawk county three contesting associations have reformed for another year. Cedar Falls and Dubkerion groups reorganized with Marius Tingeter and Harold Trevelyn remaining as testers. The Pioneer association also reorganized with Arthur Porter as tester. Demand may spur another HSSO petition. Waterloo Township meeting Friday plans officer elections and motion pictures by County Agent J L Chan.

Black Hawk County TL. Chan Cban Cedar Falls Waterloo Semrone Waterloo Township J. L. Chan

Provisions From New York Markets Cause Mixed Prices

Chicago reports show varied receipts and prices across meats and poultry. Butter, eggs, and cheese values shift with tender and packing items noted. Turkeys and chickens fetch specific cents per pound while ducks and geese list varied figures.

Chicago ISIZ Aloe Wilk. Com

Wheat trends mix as Canadian movement offsets gains

Chicago reports a mixed wheat market as favorable Canadian movement faced by high ocean freight and bearish exports. Prices closed lower with corn and oats dropping but provisions showing firmness. Minneapolis and Peoria grain markets reflect varied corn and oat pricing amid crop reports and weather.

Chicago Canada Argentina Australia Com. Com

Hog prices rise across markets for pigs and cattle

Chicago reports higher hog quotes with top loads near 314.00 and averages up to 13.90 for 220 to 260 pound hogs. Bulk 160 to 200 pound hogs around 13.15 to 13.90, heavy weight packers 12.50 to 13.50. Cattle receipts rise with some top offers around 14.00. hogs in St Paul and Sioux City show steady to higher bids, with butcher hogs near 12.50 to 13.00 and sow values around 16.00. Sheep hold above 14.00 for select lambs as markets stay active.

Chicago Nastves ST. Paul Minn Sioux City Waterloo Waterlo Mills Coy Des Teere Vane Pearse Bartley Peacees R . Alta Nee Creamery Witter Rome Swift & Co Farmer's Tbs Roosters Anit Taeiani Ruaner Val Reese Tae Rati Packing Co Ann Barclay & Sons Cohn & No Lamson Bros. & Co Marsh-Place H. A. Morey Staart

Chicago Board of Trade Cash Quotations Oct 13

Wheat and corn prices listed across grades with No. 2 and No. 3 mixed and yellow for wheat and various white, mixed, and yellow corn prices. Notable figures include No. 2 white at 1633 47 ta and No. 4 mixed around 1.28 to 1.40 while yellow variants range near 0.72 to 0.78.

Board of Trade Chicago Norithern Spring

Stocks Move to Higher Ground in Mixed Market

New York stocks rallied after a cautious open as investors priced ongoing trade optimism and stable money rates. General Motors and U.S. Steel led advances, while some high priced issues lagged amid resumption of cannellation rumors. rail stocks and blue chips recovered, with Allied Chemical and other majors posting gains and the market closing firm despite uneven session.

New York USC General Motors General Motors Shorts Stock Exchange U.S. Steel Baldwin Representative Rails Atlantic Norfolk & Western Allied Chemical Woolworth Southern Railway Atchison New York Central Oil Allied Chemical & Dre American Ci American American Locomotive American Smelt American Sugar American Tel American Tobacco American Woolen Atlantic Coast Line Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore & Ohio Gethichem Steel California Petroleum Canadian Pacific Petroleum Canadian Pacific - Central Leather Pi Cerro de

Peoria Livestock and Cotton Prices Across Markets

Market notes from Peoria hog and cattle bids show steady tops to 13.60, with various hog classes priced from 8.75 to 13.35 per cwt. Liverpool cotton prices ease with 7,000 bales traded. futures shift with December at 7.14 and May at 7.38. Kansas City grain updates list wheat and corn bids by class, while Minneapolis scene reports unchanged flour prices and shipment data.

Chicago Os Osu Peoria Win Liverpool Midlands

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