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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1928

Page

11

Delaware Will Study Accounts For The Farmer

Delaware county plans for 1929 include six major projects by the farm bureau with Paul M. Burson as county agent. Dairy management and record keeping, junior clubs in baby beef diary calf poultry and purebred gilt, nutrition and homemaking, and farm organization are outlined along with a five month dairy management course and state fair demonstrations. John Galloway of Ames will assist. Lillie Swanson of Ames led the women’s nutrition program reaching 800 to 1,000 participants. Dairy specialist from Town State College will aid dairy work. a county dairy test rings expansion is planned.

Jourier Manchester Paul M. Burson Delaware County Delaware Farm Bureau Board Town State College John Galloway Ames Lillie Swanson N. H. Runkle

Strohbehn Brings Back 89 Herefords from South Dakota

Cattle feeder Strohbehn returned from western South Dakota with part of 205 feeder cattle purchased there. He plans to ship more in February and keep 186 head on the range to winter. Herefords weigh about 600 pounds and were bought on contract. Mr and Mrs Strohbehn toured Rapid City during the delivery.

Strohbehn South Dakota Mr. Strohbehn Omaha Glaus Henry Plasha Chicago

Reorganization Underway for Purebred Heifer Club in Iowa

Grundy county agent L W Plager announces a committee to revive the purebred heifer club for boys. Rules require purebred beef calves born 1928 to 1929 and registered in the boys name with eligibility for 1930 shows. Committee plan includes Des Moines meeting with the state fair board to set 1929 classes. several counties show interest.

Grundy Genter Iowa L. W Plager Grundy H. H. Kildee Towa State College Garl Olsen Towa Reef Plager Ames Des Moines State Fair Board Fair Board Rdles Cerro Gordo Suc Franklin Tama Adams

Test of 800 Cedar Falls Dairy Cows Under Tuberculin Scan

Waterloo veterinarian Dr. Steng conducts tuberculin testing for 25 Cedar Falls area herds totaling 5060 cattle. His peak day tested 198 head as Gedar Falls city requires only tuberculin tested cows sold there. Results will be available after five days, inspector A A Burger notes. City council action on the TB proposal precedes county election November 6.

Courier Species Service Cedar Falls Steng Waterloo Veterinarian Waterloo Gedar Falls A. A. Burger Iny Teoras

Watch Cribbing of Corn in Buchanan

Farmers in Buchanan have been busy cribbing corn despite rain. The crop has held up well with high quality and only light losses from weather. Returns loom as harvest continues and efforts focus on drying and stacking未.

Buchanan

Watering Evening Courier Farm Department Queries

A Waterloo evening paper notes farm department communications and inquiries about watering questions and comments addressed to the department. The item highlights reader input and department responses in the local press.

Iter Farm Department Watering Evening Courier Waterloo

Don’t Sell Hogs in One Place All the Time

Ames Iowa October 25 co operative association manager urged staying flexible in hog sales and studying all markets to maximize net returns extension economists at Iowa State College reported. A county study found one local market sale yielded 40 cents more per hundred than terminal sales, showing local markets can outperform central markets in certain periods and hog classes.

Ames Iowa State College Seattle Tawa Ira W. Arthur Arthur Iowa Chicago Shipping Association

Bankers and Farm Leaders Meet To Discuss Weeds

An invitation from Tama county Farm Bureau president McElhinney Dysart calls bankers from the county to join a Friday meeting. Dr L W H Pammel of Town State College will speak on plant life and weed control with weed samples to be identified and exhibited for county farmers.

Toleio Bankers Tama County Farm Bureau Board McElhinney Dysart Bankers’ Association Farm Bureau John Marsau Banker's Agricultural Committee L. W H. Pammel Town State College Panimel

Grundy County Corn Picker Contest Set for Saturday

Grundy Center will host the county corn picker event near Conrad at Charles Stubbs farm this Saturday announced by county agent L W Plager. The winner advances to the state meet in southern Town on November 9 with entries including Ben Grimmins Grundy Center Ir Grimmins Parkersburg and others from Grundy Center Conrad and Clarksville.

Grundy W—Crunds County Corns Charles Stuphs Conrad L. W. Plager Deni Wallaces’ Farmer Stubbs Farm Ben Grimmins Ayemond Priusner Parkersburg Elif Henricks Dale Hughes Conrad Doe Grimmiins Orangy Center Ter Cavey Layred Gentre Mayer Clarksville

Iowa poultry records show high egg production in September

Iowa State College reports September egg production from 150 flocks totaling 19,032 hens. Mrs Ferrin led with 4 417 eggs from 185 hens at 79 percent. Mrs Thordson Persia’s 12 hens hit 90 percent. Ber Haas Shelby’s 930 White Leghorns produced 4 744 eggs with $473.68 gross. Overall receipts $12 058.06 and feed cost $3 249.24, profit $6 808.82.

Ames W. M. Ferrin Win Laroo Iowa Poultry Extension Department Iowa State College Shelby Ber Extension Department

Cholera Losses Reported Across 37 Communities

Thirty seven communities reported hog cholera losses to the Eastern Town Veterinary association in this week’s weekly letter. The list names Eldridge Donahue Durant Davenport Clinton Andover Low Moor Comanche Sand Springs Mr. Vernon Clarence Keystone Mavengo Brooklyn Hubbard Frytown Kajona Osage Sigourney Preston What Cheer Barnes City Guilsori Hopkinton Monticello Cascade Cedar Falls New Hartford Janesville Stanwood Tipton Bryant Orchard Charlotte Bennett Walcott and Batavia. Also noted are hemorrhagic septicemia in cattle at Jeseade Brooklyn Miles and contagion abortive in cattle at Monticello Preston with other cattle and chicken diseases mentioned.

Easternj Town Veterinary Association Eldridge Donahue Durant Davenport Cinton Andover Low Moor Comanche Sand Springs Cascade Cecar Falls New Hartford Janesville Stanwood Tipton Bryant Orchard Charlotte Bennett Walcots Batavia Jeseade Brooklyn Miles Mont Dcello Preston Blacklee Keystone

Jersey Club Calf Shipped to Egypt

Thoras Rich, a local fair youth, introduced the first purebred Jersey calf to Egypt bought by M G McFeetern professor of agriculture at Assint College. The calf won county first and stood seventh in a New York state fair class. A special government permit was needed for importation as all cattle sent to Egypt are slaughtered at the deck.

Middleton Thoras Rich Fairy Club Egypt M. G. McFeetern Assint College American Mission Assint New York Ource Althy

Sale of Connor and Hill Durocs Friday

Hogs from the Connor and Hill Durocs line will be sold Friday at the fair. Frank Hill and Vera Connor will offer their Jersey hogs in the stock pavilion on the hill outside town. The outfit had a successful show season this year.

Connor and Hill Durocs Pap Shell Book Duroe Jersey Frank Hill Vera Connor Siack Lay Oulside Hil Ditecs

Stanek Family May Keep Husking Title

Fort Dodge Iowa October 25 1 Al the Fred Stanek has announced he will not defend his national corn husking championship this year the title may stay in the family William and Marvin Stan relatives of the king of have entered the Webster county husking contest held yesterday and in practice this week they are said to have key moves with predicted outcomes at either wing the local contest he will be eligible for the state finals which are preliminary to the national competition.

Fort Dodge Fred Stanek Stny Fary William Mavin Webster County Okey

Industries Take Rural Offerings In Corn and Wheat Markets

Chicago reports show farm commodity trading with high corn bushel totals exceeding 1 million for eight hours. Prices rose modestly with December corn at 3.36 to 3.40, March around 3.40, and May near 3.54. Wheat closed higher on firm Liverpool quotations. oats edged mixed, and provisions slipped. Trade noted favorable field weather, exports seeking December corn, and primary arrivals at 482 000 bushels versus 912 000 last year.

Chicago Argentina United States Carn. Com Liverpool Saat Tye

Grain and Provisions Market Summary Deg. 25

A compact trade snapshot notes prices and receipts across grains, sugar, flour, and hay. Liverpool markets show middling and low mids pricing with futures opening quiet. Minneapolis flour shipments and Kansas City hay receipts are also listed alongside pork hog market activity.

Board of Trade Cash Quotations at Chicago Oct 25

Summary of grain and provisions prices with Wheat Nos 3 to 6 in hard and northern spring, No 5 mixed, No 2 yellow, No 3 white and sample grades. Corn No 5 mixed and yellow, oats No 2 and 3 white, rye No 3, barley and Timothy seed quoted. Provisions list ribs Beslies at set dollars.

Chicago Bede Ghicaga Waterloo Waterloo Mills Speienine U Leghorns Gattle AMA SS Jown Flour & Feed Co

Hog and cattle market totals show steady to lower bids

Hog prices eased with bids around 9.15 to 9.25, packers strongest buyers while shippers sought tight hogs. Cattle and steer trade slow with medium and plainer kinds bid lower, yearling and heavy steers holding firmer, lambs steady to higher amid limited slaughter demand. Week totals: cattle 43,715, hogs 137,210, sheep 63,420.

Chisage Bina Cholceuight

Money tightend and stocks link money tightend and stocks link

The market opened higher on a rate boost and loan recall, but gains faded as money tightened to 6 to 8 percent. Stocks including General Motors and Radio rose to the day’s highs before selling pressure and short covering left an irregular close.

New York General Motors Radio Ro H. Macey American Bank American Express DuPont Sinclair Avere A. M. Byers Greete National Tex Show National Bruins Western Union American Bank Note Atlas Power Naulte St. Louis Southwestern Missouri Pace Esterday Continental Dan Chrysler New York Grnu- Tras Iso Tlantic Refining Skelly and Son Oil Jordan Motors Park & Tilford Union Carbide Adams Express Briggs Manufacturing Sterling Jal. Chem. & Dye Am Gat & Far Igeo Armour Atchison Cnt Atlantic Rel Balt Ohio Beth Stie Canadian Pac Chi N. West Bac Colorado Col. Gas & Elec Ivenneees ABE du Pont de Nem Erie Een Fleischmann Freeport-Tex Elec General Mat Sige Eeeseiaeser Gillette Safety Razor N. Tren Creels Greene Caninea Copper Houston Oil Hudson Motors Mlingis Central Eng Int Harvester Nickel Inter Kansas City Southers Kennecott Coppers Louisville Nashville Mack Truck Marland Oil Mo Kan Missouri Pacific Montana Power Montgomery Wace Nash Motors Central N.Y N.Y. N. WU Starlford Norfolk & Western Tianc North American Northern Packie Seeeeer Insta Packard Begnbesers Pan Pet Paramount Fam Las Pennsylvania Philips Petrelesny Post Seret Sis Rem-Rand Rep Ir & Stye Reynolds ‘Tohagen St Louis San Francisco Seaboard Sears Roebuck Snelair Cog Oil Southern Paol Southern Raiway Sceres Standard Oil California Standard Oil New Jersey Standard Qi Sludebiker Texas Corpo Texas Gull Sulphur Texan Pac ‘Timken Roller Bearing Union Facile Cses Ind Alc United States Sicel Vanadium Wabash Ceeeieverey Mayland Westinghouse Brretrig Ser Eerere Willys-Overkand Woolworth Irs E Vente Mid Ted Durum Tecomuer

Hudson club plans Halloween party at Rosehill Country Club

Grain receipts and shipments report shows receipts around 4 500 cattle hogs and sheep with varied bids. Hog top bids reach about 8 75 with strong shipments and cattle values around 7 50 to 9 25 while sheep bids range up to 13 25 for native lambs.

Hudson Hudson, Ja Rosehill Country Club MUL BEL. EL. de Catyle Carly Mercy Stade Esm

Provisions and Market Roundup From New York and Chicago Oct 25

Market notes show firm butter and egg receipts in New York with mixed dairy prices, while Chicago reports steady poultry and varied potato shipments. Prices listed include butter at around 47½ cents, eggs near 40 cents, and meat and poultry values across multiple categories.

New York Chicano Chicago ATA Mabac BaYymae Brest

Livestock Today at Big Markets

Foreign exchange rates listed for Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czecho Slovakia Yugoslavia Austria Roumania Argentina Brazil Tokio Shanghai Montreal with various bids and prices as of Oct 25.

New York Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czecho-Slovakia Jugo-Slavia Austria Roumania Argentina Shanghai Montreal

Livestock and grain quotes from Kansas City market report

Kansas City livestock receipts total around 8 000 with hogs uneven and mostly lower. Cattle receipts about 3 000 with steady to firmer ranges for various classes. Grain quotes include Wheat No 2 hard around 1.06 to 1.08, Corn mixed across grades, Oats near 1.24 to 1.34, and Peoria and Toledo seeds and limelight prices listed for futures and cash.

Bond Market Activity Reflects Rising Stock Prices

The New York bond market showed active and strong trading with convertibles lifting on stock gains. Copper shares edged higher while Phillips Petroleum 5s led oil group buying. Chicago and Alton 3s rose over 4 points. Fiat 73 with warrants hit a fresh peak at 148 plus points, and Montecatini 73 also climbed.

New York Althe Andes Phillips Petroleum 5 Ticile Chicago

Waterloo Clearing House reports weekly bank debits and instruments

The Waterloo Clearing House Association shows weekly bank debits totaling 6,230,521.00 for the week ending Oct 1928, with figures compared to 4,950,800.00 in 1927 and 4,375,203.90 in 1926. Instruments filed include deeds mortgages and chattel mortgages with weekly totals and year over year comparisons.

Blackhtank County Abstract Co Waterloo Basic Waterloo Clearing House Association Sama

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