New York demands quality eggs from Iowa producers
Ames man reports New York market shows strong demand for high quality eggs and brown eggs as dealers urge quality over quantity. He notes inspectors on New York poultry markets ensure quality for consumers and advocates Iowa poultrymen to improve management breeding and sanitation to meet the demand.
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Ames
New York City
Termophien
Poultry Exterstor
Lowa Sure College
Terniehlen
Termohlen
New York
Towa Poultrymen
Tecmohlen
Timothy seed economics in Iowa county faltering crop study
A Iowa county study shows timothy seed cost $5.19 per hundred to produce and was worth $480 per hundred at year end. Farmers would have earned $2.55 per acre from timothy seed, about a third of typical land rent, with economists noting timothy has been unprofitable for years. They advise shifting to legumes like alfalfa red clover and sweet clover to boost forage yields. Last year timothy yielded 1.4 tons per acre, with legume crops expected to double that where soil is limed.
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Marengo
Iowa
Tina
Jawa County
Jews State College
Towa County
Two Hudson Farms Hit by Hog Cholera Outbreak
Hudson Iowa reports hog cholera on two area farms. Dr J G Barta, local veterinarian, identifies Pete Bauler five miles southeast of town and John Liehty three miles northeast of Waterloo as affected. Bauler hogs especially hard hit.
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Courier Special Service
Hudson
J. G. Barta
Pete Bauler
John Liehty
Waterloo
Bauler
Cedar Rapids Hosts Iowa Veterinary Meeting This Week
Veterinarians from Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns gather for the fifteenth annual Eastern Iowa Veterinary association meeting in Cedar Rapids. A program includes speakers from Rockefeller Institute and Indianapolis. Attendees will discuss hog cholera origins, cattle practice, abortion issues, human infections, rabbit and sheep diseases, and foreign veterinary observations.
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Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association
Cedar Rapids
N. A. Kippen
Independence
D. B. Strain
T. MH. Ferguson
EL AL Cah
Tndienapolis
Indiana
A. V. Hards
Tona Guy
Bang
Frank Breed
Linenin
Neb
A. T. Kinsley
Kansas
A. T. Peters
Twhnois
He, Bergman
Iowa State College
W. A. Aitkine
Farmers and Communications Notes in Waterloo Evening Courier
In a note to the Farm Department, the Waterloo Evening Courier records questions and comments from farmers. The piece cites concerns about agricultural affairs and public utility lines, inviting reader input and official responses.
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Invin- 4
Agdruss
Tdifer Farm Department
Watayloo
Weterloo
Vinton High School Hog Project Highlighted in Picture
Erwin Happel, a Vinton high school animal husbandry student, owns the larger pig weighing 210 pounds, raised from two litters on clean ground as a school project. Brywini will manage the Happel hogs and apply studied routines, aiming for 225 pounds by September, while 50 pigs from old lots received different treatment. Forty five vocational agriculture students from the class visited the project.
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Vinton
Erwin Happel
Vinton High School
Brywini
Tripoli Butter Wins National Dairy Contest Title
Tripoli Indiana buttermaker H C Ladage of the Tripoli farmer's creamery won the butter contest at the National Dairy Exposition in Memphis. The Tripoli butter scored 95.5, nearly two points ahead of the second place tib. A total of 150 titles were in competition. Ladage will receive a gold medal. His butter also placed well at the Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress.
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Memphis
Venn
H. C. Uadage
Tripoli
Farmer's Creamery
Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress
Swine Feeders Day to Be Nov 15 in Ames In
Practical ways to gain higher profits in swine feeding will be shown at the animal husbandry experimental farm in Ames on November 15. Evvard says 61 groups of pigs were fed experimentally this year, with each pen telling its own gain or loss. Cross bred, purebred, and litters from selected sows will be featured, along with the Big 10 supplementary mix and dehulled oats experiments.
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Ames
John M. Evward
Evvard
Evward
Iowa State College
Tenants Line Up Farms for New Year
Farm contracts and leases are being drawn weekly as new year farm properties are rented. N W Draper of Trair has leased the 200 acre Harry H Saul farm in Ubitn township and will take possession March 1. Hans Anderson moves from the GC P Bley farm to the Co A Rownd estate vacated by Albert Smith. Sd C Culver leaves the D A Finley farm northeast of Cedar Falls and moves to the Charles Po Biry farm vacated by Hans Anderson.
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Trair
Harry H. Saul
Ubitn
Hans Anderson
The Last Swat Of Summer In A Rhyming Tale
A quirky verse by J Edward Trift titled The Rhyming Farmer depicts a lone farmer battling a swarm of buzzing insects. The speaker vows a final swat to end the season as next summer returns, leaving the insect lesson to the reader.
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J. Edward Trift
Sunymar
Buzning
Tama County Fair Near Break Even Despite Higher Costs
The Tama County air association reports four good weather days and large crowds, but the fair will likely fall a few hundred dollars short of expenses. Total costs include about 1600 dollars for the race track and additional improvements.
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Courier Special Service
Tama County Air Association
Creamery Pays Out $11,000 in Four Days
In four days following the last half of September the cooperative creamery cashed cream checks totaling $11,000. W N Bendrickson, manager, reports substantial relief for farmers who are patrons of the cooperative creamery in Soretees Tract, La. Oct. 16.
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Courier
Soretees
Tratt Co
Bendrickson
Sureau Organizer Starts Work Here Headline
John Schroeder a farmer and Shorthorn breeder from Arcadia Carroll County arrived in Waterloo for an eight weeks stay to lead the drive for new Farm Bureau members in Black Hawk County The Black Hawk bureau has over 700 members with a yearly goal of 1 000 Schroeder was among 16 men who began organizing the state in 1919 starting in Hardin county
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John Schroeder
Arcadia
Carroll County
Waterloo
Black Hawk
Schroeder
Hardin Communty
Livestock Prices Edge Down as Receipts Rise at St Paul
At South St. Paul market on Monday receipts totaled about 1,800 cattle 1,700 calves and 809 hogs with prices mostly steady to 0.25 lower from Monday. Steers traded around 12.85 per cwt with bulk about 11.60. cows and heifers ranged 5.00 to 9.00. calves 14.50 to 15.00. Hogs saw unevenly steady to 0.25 lower with tops near 9.65. pigs 1050 average 333. sheep about steady with limited demand and prices around 13.25 for chestnut ewes.
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Minn
Pi— Gattle
Wright
Gary
Chicago
Waterloo
Watertag Mills
Peebeernees
Tolenee
Oranee Creamery
Fey É& Gn
Etean
iFrom Rath Packing Co
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Cuaers
Wario
Fiood
Senso
Jowa Plour & Feed
Timothy Hay
Baled
Wiese
Ptainie
Hay
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E. ST. Louis
Louis
Moos
Ted Fearlings
Sucesos Vemlers
Recelpta
Fedi
Hove
Livestock market reports from St Joseph Missouri
Mixed receipts across hogs cattle and sheep with prices for finished hogs around $9.60 top, calves at $14.25 for lambs, and cattle showing lower undertone on killing classes. Slaughter steer and heifer bids near $7.00 to $12.50, wool and lamb values fluctuating amid bulk sales and futures notes for December and November contracts.
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ST. Joseph
St Joseph
Mondeverson
Boli
Jooka Lou Ine Haber
Hestivanrera
Mouive
Ste Feat
Winter Wheat Seeding Delayed by Storms and Moisture
Chicago reports show wet weather hindering winter wheat seeding while beneficial moisture arrives in the southwest. Wheat futures show early gains in Liverpool quotes and later firmness as corn and oats move modestly higher. Provisions ease on selling and weaker hog values amid light arrivals of corn and livestock shipments.
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Chicago
Lama
Bell
Liverpool
Representative Sales Livestock and Wheat Receipts Summary
Union Yards reports include 144 on track and 423 total car receipts with 80 in shipments, in Chicago. Potatoes traded as Round Whites with sacked prices around 4.75 to 5.10 per hundredweight and varied regional sacked Ohio and Dakota pricing. Wheat receipts for Chicago and northwest show totals near 2,599 last week, with Minneapolis flour shipments totaling 57,899 bushels and Bran at 27,504. Kansas City oats receipts noted as 50 cars with unchanged conditions.
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Chicago
Hull
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Plungers Forge New Stock Highs On Busy Trading Day
New York, Oct. 16. Stock market rose to higher ground on renewed demand and recapitalization rumors. General Motors, Montgomery Ward, Union Carbide and National Cash Register hit record highs amid heavy volume and widespread gains across sectors. Call money rose to 7 percent, later easing. overall turnover about 4.2 million shares.
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Gedgeral Motors
Montgomery-Ward
Union Carbide
National Cash Register
Chrysler
Motors
General Motors
Peintion
Cushman Sons
Adams Express
Purpont
Jersey
Montgomery Ward
National Tea
Jewel
Allied Chemical
American Can
Greene Cananea
Lambert
Packard
Case
Union Garbide
Houston Oil
Mexican Seaboard
Motor Products
Sterling
Grain Receipts and Shipments at St Louis Livestock Market
Receipts and quotations from St Louis livestock market show 10,500 grain receipts and varied cattle, hogs, and sheep trading. Light pigs steady to strong. slaughter cattle mixed with gains for some classes, hogs and cows priced across multiple weight ranges, lambs and yearlings also listed with price ranges and lot counts.
Board of Trade Quotations for Wheat Corn Rye and More
A garbled list of Chicago board of trade cash quotations for commodities including wheat varieties such as No 2 and No 4 hard and mixed, yellow corn prices around $1.00, No 1 White oats and No 2 white oats, barley, rye, timothy, clover, lard hogs and bolllees with assorted prices, all in a single rough OCR line.
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OMAIA
Omaha
Rylste
Satan Ases
Hog and cattle prices ease as markets show slow demand
Hog receipts near 2000 with prices down and bids slipping 10 cents from Monday’s average as buyers hold firm. Cattle trade slow with some steer and cow offerings steady to lower. lamb and sheep demand mixed with fat lambs finding buyer strength while feeders stay firm. Weekly livestock totals show large incoming numbers across cattle hogs and sheep. Sugar futures in New York steady with refined grades unchanged.
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Strane
New York Markets Report Mixed On Dairy Poultry and Cotton
Commodity notes from New York Chicago Kansas City and Liverpool show dairy receipts steady with creamery products mostly unchanged. Poultry prices trend higher for heavies and turkeys while cotton futures open steady amid varied regional quotes and bales traded.
Livestock Market Results and Local News Briefs
Market data shows beef steers steady to higher with some heavy weights over 16 dollars, hogs lower but active demand, and sheep steady with fat lambs up. Separate briefs report Shenandoah bigamy arrest, Republican immigration policy remarks by Michigan lawmakers, Fort Dodge Odd Fellows meeting, a stabbing investigation in Fort Dodge, and a Reno divorce involving James Waterman Wise and custody terms.
Bond Market Report Shows Small Changes Across Securities
In New York trading a light, steady session saw most activity in Barkingdall G2 Anaconda Cappers and Baltimore & Ohio 63 bonds with gains of around a point. Third Avenue 5s rose about two points, while most other prices moved only fractionally. Fiat 7s remained the active feature of the foreign list.
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New York
Ool
Wight
Baltimore & Ohio
Third Avenue
Fiat
Peoria Livestock and Grain Markets Report
Peoria Livestock receipts 2,000 with top bid around 10.00. Cattle receipts 150. Kansas City grain and Minneapolis wheat prices listed with varied No. 2 and No. 3 bids, receipts 123 cars, corn and oats prices, St. Louis grain bids for No. 2 red and mixed lots, and foreign exchange rates including Britain 4.8421-38 and Argentina 42.12.
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Peoria Livestock
Peoria
Kansas
Kansas City
Ste
Minneapglis
Saenen Amr
Minn
Montana
Free Manual on New York stocks and commodities
An offered free manual covers over 1,000 listed New York stocks with high and low prices and dividends from 1906 La Lade era, plus New York Cotton and Chicago Grain price data. It invites readers to request a copy from Dept. E-16 H C Schrauble & Co at 79 Wall Street New York.
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New York
la Dade
Chicago
H. C. Scrauble & CQ
Wall Street
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