Iowa Butter Brandritis Plans for Standardized Dairies
Officials from state college extension and dairy groups prepared to standardize butter from 24 creameries under the Iowa Butter brand. A visiting specialist will advise buttermakers to unify texture flavor and quality aiming to sell standardized product through a single agency. The goal is a consistent product and a profitable channel for about 5,006,000 pounds yearly from 23 creameries.
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Erate
State College
Iowa
Brad
Altke
Buss
A. W. Rudnick
Extension
R. G. Clark
M. E. Me
Amurray
Iowa Department of Stgticulture
C. E. Behnke
C. Bechtelheimer
Iowa State College
State Dairy Association
State Buttermakers’ Association
J D Thompson Buys Duree Sire for 500 at Illinois Auction
J D Thompson purchases the Duree Sire for 500 dollars at an Illinois auction. He recently attended the Sheerly Brothers sale in Orion Wisconsin and bought a March 1 bear for 509 to head his herd. The event drew interest amid his growing swine operation with a national show appearance in Peoria Illinois mentioned.
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J.D. Thompson
Duree
Illinois
Cedar Falls
J. D. Thompson
Sheerly Brothers
Orion
Peoria
Thompson
Super Colonel
Super
Auction Carries 1100 For Poland China Pig
The notice reports a Poland China pig selling for 1100 dollars at Wessels' sale. Details are fragmented but indicate a high bid competition and a local auction context.
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Poland
Wessels
Hestlons Set Comments in Addrescummin Farry Partnership
A fragment notes the Hestlons setting comments in a farm partnership involving Addrescummin and Farry. Lerey de Courier, Wue terion, and Lowa are listed amid unclear references to dates or places.
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Hestlons
Addres- Cummin & Tev Farry Oy Partenenr
Lerey de
Fayette County Boy Wins High Honors in Holstein Show
Robert Stewart of Fayette County, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stewart near Maynard Indiana, won champion showman among juniors at the Waterloo Holstein show. His Holstein heifer placed seventh in a class of 75 and helped Fayette County win a group of five in the dairy display. Two Stewart siblings and a sister attend Iowa State College, with Robert likely returning to Ames.
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Robert Stewart
Maynard
Fayette County
Waterloo
Paul P. Stewart
Clvb
Fayette
Dairy Cattle Section Added to American Royal Show
Kansas City reports the American Royal adds a dairy cattle department for the 1925 show running Nov 1 to 21. Jerseys Holsteins Ayrshires and Guernseys will be exhibited with a liberal prize list. rail rates and dairy interest attract visitors as bankers merchants and farmers support dairying growth.
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Kansas City
American Royal
Jerseys Iolsteins
Ayrshires
Guernseys
Pashby Sells Shorthorn Herd Sire at Robinson Auction
George Pashby buys a Shorthorn herd sire at Robinson & Sons auction near Ryan. The event, noted in Cedar Falls dispatches, reports a price of around £15 for a purebred animal.
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George Pashby
Robinson
Cedar Fats
Robinson & Sons
Ryan
Thes Harner
Get Rich Quick Scheme Attacked by Farmer Organization
Independence Oct 27 Special The farm Bureau office released a statement about two men touring Buchanan county exploiting farmers by taking advance postage for government livestock and crop reports claiming two cents a week. The bureau says government reports are mailed free and advises referring the men to the state post office.
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Independence
Buchanan County
Farm Bureau
State Department
Livestock Prices Mixed at St Paul and East St Louis Sales
Receipts at St Paul total around 24 000 cattle and 2 600 calves with steady to firm prices for fat cattle and stockers. Hogs rise about 10 to 23 cents. sow prices firm to higher. Sheep and lamb markets show limited activity with no major sales. East St Louis reports 17 10% hog receipts with varied weights and packer sow quotes around 210 to 230 dollars.
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Om SE. Paul
Minn
ATLE
SP. Louis
St. Louis
Waterloo Markets Price Way Atop Market
Market listing for Waterloo shows price quotations and bids presented by Lamza Bros Co at 402 Marsh-Flace. WH A Mares manages the sales initiative and daily bid updates.
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Intative
Lamza Bros .Co
Marsh-Flace Bids
Market Tics Falls as Auto, Rail Grains Weigh Down
New York trading opened with a firm tone then softened as many stocks wilted. Motor and rail shares led declines with Mack Truck and Nash Motors dropping while General Motors and Chrysler posted gains before closing mixed amid varied demand for industrials and utilities.
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New York
ALJ
Mack Truck
United States Cast Iron Pipe
American Cra
American Locomotive
Famous Players
United States Rubler
Atlantic Coastlhe
Northern Backe
Nash Motors
New & New
General Railway
Semaleho
LL Woolworth
Foundation Co
United Drys
Chrysler
General Motors
New York Central
American Car & Foundry
J.american Smelt, & Rée
American Sugar
American Tobacco
American Water Works
American Woolen Anaconda Copper -Atchison
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
California Petroteur
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather Pt
Cerro de Pasco
Tee Ee Vans AG
Chesapeake & Ohio
Losi, Chidge & Northwestern
Chicago
Mil
St Paul
Eb & Paetic
Cuca Cola
Colorado Fuel
Conpoleum-Naim Consolidated Gas Corn Products Crucible Stel Cn Electric
Otis Erie
General Asphalt
General Electric
Great Northern
Gulf States Steel Hudson
Airnois Central
Harvester Ooo
Marine
Nickel
Springfield
Kennecott
Lehigh Valley Oi
Louisville & Nashville - Mace Truck
Marland Oil Andttes
Seaboard Oil
Ban, & Tex
Missouri Pacific
Montgomery-Ward
National Biscuit
National Lend
N. HW. & Martfordorfolk & Western
Marican Northern Premie
Pacific
Pure Owl
Pee Ltadia Corporation Teaching Rep
Bernalds Tob. E
St. E
San
Southern Pacific
As & Pacific
McA Pree
Stent
Oismon Pacif
Worlworth
Kansas City Livestock Market Shows Mixed Calves and Hogs
Kansas City livestock report notes early sales Monday with calves around 21.02 and hog and steer prices mixed. Buyers show strength on steers and heifers while lighter offerings slow, as weights and shipments vary by lot.
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Es Aeventutes
Plans for Big Stock Exhibit at Chicago International
Chief Vet reports enthusiasm at the International Livestock Exposition as more than 10,000 horses cattle sheep and swine are entered for supreme honors. Canadian and U.S. judges will preside with samples of hay grains and prize products showcased. Events include contests, demonstrations, and a program of judging and exhibits opening at the fairground.
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H. Seide
Tianal
Chicago
United States
de Egerton
Kent
Prat
Wheat and farm markets show sharp moves after export orders
Chicago and New York wheat prices surged and then pulled back after an export order. The report notes strong December contracts, gains in corn and soybeans, and mixed movements in butter eggs and poultry as traders recalibrated demand expectations.
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New York
Buuter
Isao
Taney
Hennery
Chicago
Eastra
Wbibo
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Wheat Prices
A transcription of commodity quotes lists various wheat grades and price notations such as No. 2 hard and No. 4, with figures including 26.15 427.56 for futures and cluttered shorthand. Also shows prices for clover seeds at 20.75 to 29.90 and notes on other grains and seeds. The OCR text is fragmented with misread letters and inconsistent spacing.
Hog market holds to steady gains amid mixed cattle data
Chicago market notes show hog receipts around 25 000 and 3 000 mostly steady to 1 cent lower, with slaughter hogs steady to 250 higher and desirable 160 to 260 pound pigs near 11. Owing to volatile conditions, buyers faced strong hogs and lighter weights while cattle receipts 14 000 in
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Chicago
Vances
Sioux City Livestock Receipts Report Costs Across Markets
Sioux City livestock receipts show mixed prices for stockers yearlings and heifers with bids on cattle ledgers including steers heifers bulls and calves. Feeder and stocker categories vary from about 5.00 to 8.50 per hundredweight with lambs and ewes priced around 15.00 and 7.50 respectively.
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Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
Omana
Neb
Isa
Cully
Ems Ferders
GEO Few
Ners al
Omaha Livestock Report and Market Briefs
Receipts in Omaha show steady to higher trends for cattle calves and hogs with top hogs around 11 for heavy sows. Cattle futures opened mixed with steady demand for feeder and slaughter classes and modest gains in some categories. Wool and cotton markets opened mixed in New York and Chicago with prices down slightly for the day. Potatoes saw fair trading and higher U.S. shipments while Iowa reports tuberculosis testing on 1.3 million cattle under the accredited herd plan.
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New York
Enor
Chicago
TNS
Cotten
Down
Iowa
Mark A. Thornburg
Agriculure
Metropole Hotel Alteration Underway at 312 Fourth Street West
Construction started today to lower the Metropole hotel main floor to street level at 312 Fourth Street West. The lobby will occupy one half, the other half to host People's Mutual Loan Association offices. Completion is hoped for late November with moves to the renovated space.
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Metropole
Fourth Street
Pressent
People’s Mutual ‘Br Loan Association
Leavitt & Johnson
National Bank
J. J. Miller
R. G. Helmes
Ogre
Mrs G W Lucht Addresses Women at Linden Meeting
Mrs G W Lucht spoke at a Sunday afternoon women’s meeting in the Linden Methodist Episcopal basement linked to Dr Myron Ee Taylor’s series. Her topic was The Value Jesus Places on Women, with a correction noting the Courier misattributed the subject.
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G. W. Lucht
Linden
Methodist, Episcopal Church
Myron Ee.Taylor
Jesus
Martins Lodge Ladies Night At Masonic Temple
One hundred members of Martin Lodge No. 624 A F & AM and their wives attended a ladies night at the Masonic Temple. The hall featured orange and black decor with pumpkins and cornstalks. Readings by Genevieve Holman and Corntie wontz, songs and dance by Philip Koontz with Ruth Hey, and piano by Win Peterson accompanied the program.
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Marlin Lodge
Masonic Temple
Genevieve Holman
Corntie 'Wontz
Philip Koontz
Ruth Hey
Lydro Win Peterson
Jubilee School H Record Shows High Attendance
Jubilee School H Exclectic an Si Record reports average attendance for seventh and eighth grades at Jubilee Consolidated School for January through May reaching 99 45 percent perfect. Mrs Winnie Eggieston, teacher, presented the figures in the pre cadiment of the two grades.
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Jubilee Consolidated School
Winnie Eggieston
Cole Receives Permit to Build Home on Seventh Street
A building permit was issued yesterday to A. C. Cole to construct a one story frame house 24 by 30 feet at 1226 Seventh street west. Estimated cost is $3,000.
St Louis Grain and Livestock Prices and Coffee Futures
Market notes show livestock and grain quotes from St Louis and staple items from New York coffee futures. Cattle and feeder prices range around 3.25 to 9.23 per hundredweight with varying weights and stocker bids. Coffee futures in New York trade steady with N. 1 samples and No 3 at 18.60 for December and 17.25 for May.
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York
New York
Nisi
Coffer
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