County Holstein Auction Plans Formed in Black Hawk
A two man committee was appointed by Black Hawk County Holstein Breeders at the Dairy Cattle Congress grounds to screen consignments for the November 28 sale. Thomas Hansen and Anton Christiansen will visit farms to accept or reject cattle, ensuring buyers get profitable animals.
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Black Hawk
Black Hawk County
Hotchkiss
W. W. Hotchkiss
Waterloo
A.A. Burger
Direcors
Mhay
Burger
O. L. Hamer
Association
Thomas Hansen
Art
Eldora District Shippers Gather Full Program Friday
Eldora Iowa October 24 The district livestock shipping association conference begins Friday October 26 in the basement of the First National Bank building at 9 a m with opening remarks from O J Kalsem Knute Espe secretary of the state organizations for cooperative shippers will discuss strong associations and accounts A round table discussion runs to noon with readings by Sam H Thompson and Charles W Hammans Topics include home prorating shipments cooperation in studying business and marketing costs Kalsem presides afternoon sessions from 1 p m focus on minimum weight decision scales yard equipment train schedules freight rates dispatch issues claim collections shrinkage auditing service incorporation loyalty of membership and annual meetings Session adjourns at 7 30 p m
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Eldora
District Livestock Shipping Association
First National Bank
J. Kalsem
Knute Espe
Co-Operative Shippers
Sam H. Thompson
Charles W. Hammans
Mr. Kalsem
State Champion Husker Will Be Chosen Nov 20
Des Moines report states a state husking championship will be held at the H A Wallace farm near here on November 20 under the Cooperative Farmers League of Iowa. Farm bureaus across the state will run preliminaries to select the top huskers from districts. Contestants must drive their own team and scoop off their load. A note adds North Carolina ranks fourth in farm product value among states.
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Husker
Des Moines
Towa
H. A. Walllace
Here
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Farm Bureau
North Carolina
Farm women organize milk sanitation and clothing courses
The Black Hawk and Bremer county groups discuss milk sanitation in farm work led by Miss Elizabeth Hudson. Meetings cover dairy cleanliness, utensils, and vessel decoration with demonstrations of mayonnaise carrot salad and vintage clothing construction for busy women.
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Black Hawk Cacunty
Elizabeth Hudson
Hentoh
How to Use Dress Form By Altre BL Rust
Franklin County women learn to use dress forms to tailor garments efficiently. The article touts low cost under a dollar, time savings, and better fit by adjusting neck, sleeves, belt, and length. It emphasizes practical utility for home sewers and reworking older clothing.
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Altre
Rust
Franklin Countyy
Hampton, Ta
Poultry record program extends in Black Hawk County
Cedar Falls Oct 24 The poultry record keeping year ends Nov 1 with 19 of 22 entrants from last year expected to complete with credit. Four dropped out and up to 24 can be accommodated. New plan adds Iowa Extension live supervision led by WW H Lapp. Lapp will visit Black Hawk in December to set up breeding pens. contact Miss Elizabeth Hudson.
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Cedar Falla
Black Hawk County
View
Iowa Extension Service
Iowa
H. Lapa
Black Hawk
Apenatista
Ames
Lapp
Mr. Lapp
Elizabeth Hudsso
Fall Festival in Bennington Set For Saturday
Bennington township holds a fall festival and agricultural products show at Mount Hope church this Saturday. Local families plan attendance as rail trips to nearby counties are offered by two railroads with one and twelve trip options respectively.
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Bennington
Bennington Township
Mount Hope Churel
Thane
East Waterloo Township
Chicago
Hampshire hog project spreads studs through local families
In Jesup Iowa area, 2 check hogs are assessed as part of a Hampshire pig distribution begun last spring by George Ekstrom and R C Williams. Eight to nine pigs were sold by Arch Menderson to local families, with school leaders hoping the program will boost farm breeding and livestock education. Parents often drive child interest in better livestock through school based work.
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Jesup
Hampshire
George Ekstrom
Smith-Hughes
R. C. Williams
Henderson
Thampshires
Arch Menderson
Independence
Hampshires
Williama
Smith- Hughes
Frosts Slightly Damaged Iowa Corn Crop
Des Moines reports only a small portion of Iowa corn was damaged by recent killing frosts. Much of the crop was husked with high moisture, and hogging of soft and down corn continues. Husking may rise with favorable weather, and plowing and wheat seeding progress on farms across the state.
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Des Moines
Iowa Weather and Crop Service
Wheat Hew New York Loans
Call money in New York on October 24 remained firm with bids at 4 1/4 to 4 1/2 percent and closing offers around 4 3/4 percent. Acceptance loans stood at 4 1/2 percent with time loans easy, mixed collateral for 60 to 90 days and 4 to 6 months. Prime commercial paper priced at 5 1/4 percent.
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YORK
New York
Increased Buying Drives Market Shifts in Cattle and Grains
The market shows stronger demand in cattle with upward price tones on key futures. In Chicago and St Louis, wheat, corn, and futures moved, while liverstock and hogs receipts remained variable. Kansas City and New York reports highlight price levels and activity across grains and livestock markets.
Butter and dairy prices rise in New York and Chicago trading
New York and Chicago report higher butter and dairy prices with creamery and state dairy products showing gains. Milk and cheese quotations vary by grade, while poultry and eggs hold steady. cattle and hog quotes mix with fluctuating shares at closing.
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New York
Chicago
Wisconsin
Wkima
Lée
Waterloo Trains In and Out in Busy Schedule
Passenger and freight trains listed with arrival and departure times for Waterloo and nearby hubs. Includes connections to Chicago Omaha Sioux City Fort Dodge Oelwein Twin Cities and Des Moines with multiple local and express services and foreign exchange notes.
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Livestock Market Report From St Paul and Surrounding Regions
The St Paul market shows cattle and hogs trading with steady to higher bids. Receipts include hogs around 22,000 head with butcher stock up, sheep and lambs firm with desirable fat lambs around 5.30, fat ewes near 4.00 to 5.50, cattle and calves fluctuating with bulk selling at varied prices.
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ALY Tower
Sioux City Livestock Market Report October 24 Cattle and Sheep
Bronx City Iowa market active with strong killers and feeders. Cows and heifers mostly 58.50 to 63.00. bulls 3.00. yearlings and calves 33.50 to 37.25. Receipts 3,540 cattle and 400 sheep. hogs 54.00 to 64.00 with top around 66.65. Sheep receipts steady.
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