Livestock Profit Seen From Higher Prices in 1928
Oscar G. Mayer of Chicago, head of the Institute of American Meat Packers, told the Atlantic City meeting that U S prices for cattle calves sheep and hogs in the first seven to eight months of 1928 ran well above 1927 levels. He noted meat imports totaling about 180 million pounds and urged stabilized hog production to ease market swings for producers, consumers and packers. He said production may rise slightly in 1928 with pork and lamb gains offsetting declines in beef and veal.
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Atlantic City
United States
Oscar G. Mayer
Chicago
Institute of American Meat Packers
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Mayer
United States Department of Commerce
Etste
Moerieie Named Howard County Farm Agent Succeeds Lundblad
Lester E B Moeriele of Toledo will replace Frank Lundblad as Howard county agent per extension service announcement. Variele, class of 1921 Iowa State, has farmed near Toledo since graduation. Lundblad succeeds Roland Ferguson of Fort Dodge and has served in Hagward county three years.
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Courier Special Service
Ames
Lester EB. Moeriele
Toledo
Frank Lundblad
Havard County
Extension Service
Variele
Iowa State College
Lundblad
Roland Ferguson
Fort Dodge
Webster County
Lundlad
Hagward County
Kildee to Judge at American Royal Livestock Show
Management announced judges for the American Royal Livestock Show to run October 23 to 24. John Robbins of Horace Indiana will judge Short horn cattle with James Tonron of Wau Kan judging Polled Short horns. Milking Shorthorns will be judged by George Baker of North Dakota State College. Hereford cattle judge to be announced later. Dairy cattle judged by J. H. Hildee from Iowa State College Ames. Chester White awards planned with Manhat Line judged by Reed. Hampton of Urbana will judge sheep.
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John Robbins
Horace
Ind
James Tonron
Wau
Barusa
Kan
George Baker
Ay Dakota State College
J. H. Hildee
Iowa State College
Ames
Poland
St. Paw
Chester White
Reed
Avot
Hampton
Urbana
Farm lands sell for 266.50 at Waterloo auction
A 14 acre farm south of Waterloo on Bing Hose road brought 266.50 at Saturday’s sale. The buyer was Gleesner, with Miller of Dene noted as the former operator from Kinges in Bree mer County. Miller is expected to occupy the farm and make improvements.
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Gleesner
Waterloo
Bing Hose
Twooh
Dene
Kinges
Breemer
Miler
Cedar Falls
Leland Farm
Albright School
Experiment Station Tests Hay Moisture and Curing Methods
Iowa State College researchers led by Prof. H. D. Hughes tested drying times and salt effects on hay stored in field mows. Experiments tracked moisture levels from 28 to 35 percent, noting two heating phases and the role of outside temperatures. Salt at or above one percent by weight reduced the second heating, with field baling and a novel weigh-in-windrow device aiding measurements.
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Ames
Farm Crops Department
H. D. Hughes
Hughes
Tania
Iowa State College
Bolton
The
State College
Ealor
Agriculture Engineering Department
Fred &. Wilkins
Henson and
Fayette Steady Breeders Sell 47 Head at Holstein Sale
In Fayette County Oelwein Oct 24 the Holstein Breeders sale drew buyers from nearby counties. 47 head sold including grade and purebred cows 28 head averaging 51340. Sixteen bulls brought 2217.50 average 138.50. Top lot was yearling bull Sir Bess Tritomia Vale sent by Stewart Maynard, later going to Watters. Daisy to Triune a two year old heifer consigned by Paul Stewart sold for 280 to L Senatter. Purchasers included Tynden Wattin Anamosa Sunnyside Farms Marion and Ea Lankwoord Fayette with six head for 726. Top price 0.00.
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Oelwein
Fayette County Holstein Breeders Association
Sir Bess Tritomia
Stewart
Maynard
Fenale
Fayette
Daisy
Paul Stewart
L. Senatter
Hawkeye
Stewart Herd
Triomia Wayside Rose
Vlad Stewart
Tynden & Wattin
Anamosa
Sunnyside Farms
Marion
Angie Butterbay
Rwart
Iowa dairy calf club changes discussed at Waterloo congress
County agents and Dairy Cattle Congress committee urged a split of dairy calf classes into state and interstate contests with Iowa calves limited to the state event. Proposals include dividing heifer calf class by size when entries exceed 30, equal prize money, ten-section dairy and dairy calf demonstrations, separate judging for vocational students and county dairy judges, and longer written reasons time.
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Ames
Waterloo
Dairy Cattle Congress
Ames Ort
Roy Combs
Clayton
Ben Stephenson
Linn
I. A. Walters
Buchanan
J. L. Uhan
Black Hawk
Roy McDonald
Mitchell
Z. R. Mills
Tama
Iowa
Dairy Cade Congress
Wwe
Popcorn Growing Plans in Union Town to Start Harvest
Ernest Z Mulliney of Union Town plans to harvest about 25 acres of Japanese hull-lost popcorn this week for market. He has grown popcorn for four to five years and expects yields of 1200 to 1500 pounds per acre. Current market price is around 8 cents per pound. He finds small quantities less profitable but prefers selling to large consumers.
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Falls
Ernest Z
Mulliney
Union Town
Hmas
Ceiai Ib
Cedar Township Cedar Farm Bureau Meeting This Thursday
The Cedar township Cedar Farm Bureau holds its annual officer election this Thursday morning at the Henry Brastkern home. Refreshments will be served.
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Cedar Farm Bureau Meeting
Cedar Township
Parry Burend
Henry Brastkern
Wheat and grain prices show mixed moves in Chicago market
Wheat futures rose modestly amid strong demand while corn eased on cooler weather forecasts. Liverpool quotes and U S export totals influenced sentiment as oats stayed steady and provisions firmed slightly. Potato market remained slow with steady to higher Wisconsin and Minnesota prices.
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Black Sea
Itc
Netigher
Adresac
Oals
Eqiasvic
Liverpool
Commission House
Chicago
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Summary for Chicago Markets
The report lists live quotes across grains and commodities including corn oats rye barley and seeds along with animal products. Prices fluctuate with No 2 red and No 4 red oats and corn values noted alongside white and yellow varieties and sample grades. Lard and bellies show modest values, while seed prices for timothy clover and alfalfa appear with unit quotes.
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Chicago
Hog and cattle market mixed as receipts rise and prices drift
Receipts show 33 352 cattle 75 759 hogs and 36 297 sheep with hogs down 10 to 20 cents from late Monday. Heavy hogs and butchers sold around 9.60 while sows held near 8 80 to 9 60. Cattle demand remains slow with steer activity steady to weak and calves trading 13 to 14 dollars. Sheep market steady with fat lambs at 13 00 to 13 25 and feeders steady amid limited supplies. Week’s totals compare with last year’s higher volumes in cattle and hogs.
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Hormawest
Duluth
Minneapolis
Waterloo
Pram Waterco Mills Co
Grange Creamers
Arlington Hunter
Pines
Swift & Co
Ander
Briees
Gows
Ganners
Bop Bulls
ART F. Aan Prins Ness
FAO
Timothy
Pram Cohn Bros
Reeves
New York
Erades
Brest
Eheia
Kawip
Stocks Open Higher Amid Mixed Trade Advancing Sectors Lead
Mixed early action on the New York market sees copper chemicals and oils buoying gains while select favorites retreat on overbought fears. Express shares swing, many issues advance in a broad rally as funding and merger hopes lift prices.
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New York
Commission House
A. M. Byers
International Harvester
Mathison Alkalil
Soo” Preferred
Century Ribbon
International Nickel
United Fruit
Us- Steel Common
Union Carbide
Standard Oil
California
Montgomery-Ward
Provisions New York and Chicago Market Rundown
New York markets show cheese steady with receipts 168,938 lbs and eggs irregular with 23,811 cases. butter receipts 13,174 tubs, varieties listed. Poultry live irregular, turkeys, chickens, broilers, and ducks priced by freight or express. Chicago futures note butter at 45c storage standards for December and January. eggs 29-34c for refrigerator standards November through December.
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New York
Newark
Express
Chicago
Aid Young Americas
Livestock Prices at St Paul Market Report
Receipts at St Paul livestock market show cattle 1 800 head up slightly, hogs 10 500 steady to lower, calves 2 900 steady to 80c lower, sheep 2 500 steady on lambs with ewes 25 cents lower. Prices: steers $11.00 down, best hogs $9.25, bulk cows $3.50, calves $13.50, lambs around $42.15, ewes $6.15. Continuous movement with strong feeder demand noted.
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ST. Paul
St Paul. Minn
Chicago
Kansas
Omaha
East
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Paul
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh
Peoria Hog Market Reports Steady Trade
Peoria market data shows hogs steady on October 23 with 2,500 head counted. Top price listed at 0.40 with bulk sales around 0.909 million dollars.
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Peoria Livestock
Peoria
Bond Market in New York Sees Light Trade and Small Shifts
The Bond Market in New York on October 23 showed light activity with modest price changes. Bargain hunters polarized prices, some utilities improved, and Wickwire Spencer Steel Convertible 7s plus Armour 4 Co 5 gained slightly. Railroads were quiet and foreign issues faced pressure on the day.
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New York
Airs
Wickwire Spencer
Steel
Armour 4 Co
Kingdom of Alyss
Republic of Peru
Teach Indians New Farm Methods in Rosebud Effort
Rosebud South Dakota October 23 five federal directors Indians from Arizona Oklahoma New Mexico and South Dakota will be taught modern farming methods. Charles Graves leads the effort to place a self supporting farmer at each agency with farm chapters and projects including corn gardens and livestock. 4 H club work will be stressed for boys and girls.
City in Brief Highlights From Northville to Hadson News
Rev Mr and Mrs Clinton and Smith returned from a week with relatives in Northville Michigan. Rev Smith 45, Superintendent of Allen Memorial hospital. L E McGabe of Dubuque, railroad superintendent, discusses fuel conservation and business committee meetings in city. Cafeteria at Rezar’s Fourth and Commercial streets closed for remodeling to host S A Asquith & Bro jewelers store. reopening planned Saturday. Cheerleaders for 1928 29 named by Orange and Black East High. Landerman Kelley Berry Miller named. Byron Schutt, former Hummel hotel proprietor, in Chicago after a stroke. condition grave. Mr and Mrs Flanning travel to bedside, sister of Schutt. Alfred Danker of Traer injured in hit and run near Hudson during cattle congress, improving but bedridden for weeks awaiting healing of arm and leg bones. Heverly dentist listed.
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Clinton, Smith
Northville
Mich
Rev
Smith
Allen Memorial Hospital
Byron Schutt
Hummel Hotel
Chicago
Alfred Danker
Traer
Hadson
Presbyterian Hospital
Danker
Heverly
Black Hawk
Receipts and Prices From Sioux City Livestock Market
Sioux City stock show reports receipts of cattle and hogs with mixed demand. Cattle mostly steady to weak with weights and feeders slow, steer prices around 16.88 and 12.50 to 15.50 per hundredweight. Hogs steady to higher, top around 8.25 to 9.00, lighter weights 8.50 to 8.85. Hay prices noted in St Louis market report.
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Sioux City
Free Manual Covers New York Stocks and Cotton Prices
Advertisement for a free manual covering over 1,000 New York stocks with high and low prices from 1906 to date, also listing New York Cotton and Chicago Grain. Requests readers to send for a free copy to H. C. Schauble & Co. at 7 Wall Street New York.
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New York
Divid
Chicago
H. C. Schauble & Co
Wall_ Street
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