Harms Seeks Excellence as Butter Medals Grow
Fred Harms, veteran butterman at Celwein Farmers creamery, has earned more than 48 medals at sectional, state, and national contests. He aims to raise quality further, driving efforts to improve butter and sustain interest in the creamery. The Celwein cooperative expects near a million pounds of butter this season, with 500 patrons contributing fat. Harms previously led the Tripoli creamery, guiding its modern plant development and quality programs.
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Celwein. I
Fred Harms
Celwein Farmers
Haring
Hingelf
Oelwein Farmers’ Institution
Iowa
Gelwein Co-Operative
Harris
Harms
Co-Operative
Independent
Tripoli
Fred
Iowa State urged to survey cornstalk costs for wallboard
Davenport Industrial Commission asks Iowa State College to study the costs and methods of gathering cornstalks for possible wallboard and paper manufacture. The commission warns against rush to build plants without reliable data and urges farmer collaboration and state-led analysis. Herman Knapp says the survey is already under way and will deepen investigation.
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Ames
Iowa State College
Davenport
Iowa Industrial Commission
State College
Chemical Engineering Department
O. R. Sweeney
Davenport Industrial Commission
FR. J. Eustace
Commission
Iowa
R. J. Eustace
Towa
Davenport Industrial Commision
Midwest
George T. Baker
Herman Knapp
Alfalfa and Rape Equal Value for Swine Pasture Race
Ames Iowa Oct 27 alfalfa and rape run neck and neck as pasture crops for swine in Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station tests. Final results to be announced Nov 12 at Iowa State College. Swine on alfalfa and rape pasture, weaned and full fed with cork tankage minerals, aim for 225 pounds. Previous test had alfalfa to 225 pounds in 121 days and rape in 121 72 days. Tankage and corn use similar, rape shows 31 percent tankage saving per 100 pounds gain. Nov 12 finish plus other tests on oats minerals crossbreds. Take advantage of reduced rail rates for Whea-a-py Day.
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Ames
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Iowa
Iowa State College
John M. Eyward
Bain
Rome
106 Tubs Butter Here for Annual Creamery Contest
One hundred six tubs of butter arrived at Waterloo Co-operative Dairy plant from creameries across Iowa to enter the annual Iowa Butter Makers Association convention and Town Creamery Secretaries Managers association in early November. Judges O A Starvick Howard Reynolds and M Mortensen will score the entries this week after prior judging at Dairy Cattle Congress. Medals will be awarded at the banquet November 3 and the top butter will be auctioned to the highest bidder.
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Waterloo Co-operative Dairy Company
Towa
Towa Buttermakers’ Association
O. A. Starvick
Albert Lea
Minn
Howard Reynolds
Mason City
M. Mortensen
Iowa State College
Dairy Cattle Congress
Russell Lamson
Buchanan Beemen to Study Methods
A. D. Worthington bee specialist from the extension service will hold two demonstrations on wintering bees in Buchanan County on Friday October 29. Bee keepers are urged to attend and bring questions. Meetings at Carl Meyers farm Byron township at 9 a.m. and Thedens farm Homer township at 2 p.m.
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Independence
A. D. Worthington
Extension Service
Buchanan County
Carl Meyers Farm
Byron Township
PLC
Thedens
Homer Township
Farmers Get Chance to Enter Soybean Producing Business
Florence township farmers may enter soybean production next year as Tama county agent Z R Mills explains the soybean mill plan at the Florence Township Farm Bureau annual meeting. Roy W Snyder livestock specialist and Charles C Heezen Benton county agent discuss breeding and the 1927 Benton program. Film features health for boys and an active comedy.
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Vinton
Florence’ Township
Z. R. Mills
Tama County
Charles C. Heezen
Benton County
Benton County Farm Bureau
Soils Survey Under Way in Buchanan County
Independence Iowa. A complete soil survey is being made of Buchanan County with cooperation from state and federal agricultural departments. H. entmire and T. H. Benton have worked from Ames all summer, aiming to finish field work before winter though soil variety may delay progress. Maps of soil types are being prepared and samples collected for classification.
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Independence
Jaw
Buchanan County
H. “Entmire
T. H. Benton
Ames
Farmers Like Work Get More This Fall On Hitching
Fayette county farmers enjoyed a hitching demonstration at the county farm. A representative from the state extension service and the American horse association reported solid turnout for driving big teams in two lines. County Agent B W Lodwick said no more hitching demos will be held this fall due to lack of extension funds.
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Fayette
Fayette County
State Extension Service
American Horse Association
B. W. Lodwick
Ames
Lodwick
R. I. Bliss
Extension Service
Bliss
Grover Re-Elected Bureau Official At Homer Township Meeting
At the Homer Township Farm bureau in Rowley Indiana on October 27 Guy Grover was re elected director Elsie Praham named project leader and a ELF secretary The 1927 work program was discussed a committee to draft a program was formed Neva Sayles and Doris Grover opened with music and readings The gathering closed with three reels of motion pictures and a dish supper served by the women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowley
Homer Township
Mt Vin Os Folks Have Halloween Party Friday
Mt. Vin Os residents announce a Halloween party for Friday evening October 27 in the village hall at 8 o clock. Women are asked to bring sandwiches and pie. Township Farm Bureau members plan the event with social and community details noted in local notices.
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MT. Vin OS
My. Vernon Township
Money market steady with call money near four percent
New York money market remained steady with call money renewing around 4 percent and in fair supply. Time money held near 4 percent bid and offer, commercial paper quiet with prime rates quoted at 4 1 2 percent and other high grade names around 4 percent. In Minneapolis flour prices show no change with shipments and market notes for bran at 22 dollars per ton.
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New York
York
Pawel
Pridge
Wheat Prices Slump Amid British Coal Strike Talk
Active selling pushed Chicago wheat lower on reports of a potential early British coal settlement and Liverpool quotes, though overall demand appeared strong and exports lagged. Corn rose modestly while oats stayed dull as provisions eased and cash demand remained light.
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Chicago
Liverpool
New York Grain and Hay Market Summary
New York grain and hay prices show moderate activity with bids and asks for wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley and hay. No. 2 red winter near 31.54 1/4. No. 2 yellow around 93.520. oats and rye listed with varied bids, hay steady at about 1.35 per 160 pounds, straw steady near 1.15 to 1.20 per 166 pounds.
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New York
Market Report From New York Prices and Receipts Snapshot
New York market notes show receipts across dairy eggs poultry and meat sectors. Butter creamery and egg stocks rise with varied wholesale quotes on creamery butters eggs and poultry while pork lard sugar and other commodities hold steady or advance slightly.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Kansas City Me
Kansas City livestock receipts include 10 000 hogs and 3 000 sheep with steady to weak trends in various categories. Yearlings steer and heifer prices range around 12 00 to 13 00 with stockers and feeders uneven. Hogs show top around 13 00 for 210 to 250 pounds and 12 50 to 12 65 for lighter cuts. sheep and lambs steady with top natives around 13 40 and ewes near 6 25.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Sian
Board of Trade Cash Quotations for Grains and Provisions
Chicago Board of Trade cash quotations list grain prices by grade for wheat corn oats and rye with sample grades and futures style figures. Prices shown include No 2 hard wheat at around 1.92 per unit. corn and oats details are partial and inconsistent. barley flaxseed cloverseed and peas price points noted. meat prices for lard ribs and bellies listed with nominal values.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Chicsgo
Sida
Pigs and Cattle Markets Report From Chicago Market
Receipts show total hogs 1100s with steady bids at Tuesday’s best. big packers inactive while spots rise. bulk hog weights 710 to 400 pounds averaged around 14 to 13 dollars per cwt. Sows uneven. heavies down to 16.25 and below with some high bids for heavy weights. Cattle receipts 21,000 with dull trade, liberal holdovers likely. yearlings strong but stockers and feeders weak. Sheep receipts 15,000 with lambs firm to 25 cents higher. natives and shippers command varied bids. fat ewes steady to 6.50.
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Chicago
ST. Paul
Minn
Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Dpt 27 Omaha Neb receipts 4,000 mixed cattle calves hogs lambs steady to higher. Hog top around 12.80 with 200 to 250 and 258 to 356 bargains. Cattle receipts 8.0 to 9.0 thousand weight vary. fed steers and yearlings weaker, long yearlings near 11.65, cows 4.50 to 6.50, veals up to 7.75. Lambs strong 12.90 to 15.59, bulk feeding lambs 12.90 to 15.59, ewes and feeders steady to firm.
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Omaha
Neb
yEanaRe
Sai
Peoria Livestock and Stock Market News
Peoria markets report hog receipts around 1,700 with steady to higher quotes for sows and heavies, cattle receipts liberal with steady top price around 13.50. New York stock news note Pennsylvania railroad dividend boost and strong earnings from United States Steel and General Motors lifting market sentiment, while railroad and steel shares lead gains. Wheat and corn prices mixed with No. 2 yellow corn around 7? to 8? cents and oats mixed, reflecting regional grain trade.
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New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
United States Steel
General Motors
Pennsylvania
Norfolk & Western
Southern Pacific
Commion
Atlanta
Coastfire
Ilinois
Delawre & Hudson
Matora Wenken Barly
Priest
Steels
Stock Exchange
United States
Cast Iron Pipe
Americance
Stosh Sheffield Steel
Coca Cola
Ingersoll Rand
Mackey Companies
Ant Fisheries
Ftutland Nia
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Dupont
Central Asphalt
United States Alcohol
Atchison
Nickel Plate
Atlantic
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Can
American Car & Foundry
Anglican Sugar
Jcan Tel
Amercan Tobacco
Arcmaur
Ill B
Chicago
Orthwestern
R. i. & Paoi
Chrysler Corp
Colorado
Consolidated
Tefaelle
Crucible
Son Chemical
Artesian Dultler
Dodge Bros
Tripoli Butter
Pont de Nem
Ataaty Tilectrle Paw
Lt. Otis
Erie
Fisk Rubber
KH Poultry Foundation Co
Swift
Freewort-T —Erbins
Farmer's General
Waterloo
General Electric
Pfu
Gulf States Steel
Leghorns
Houston
Hudeon Motors
Old Roosters - Tee Thlinois Central P
Combustion Eng
Int
Harvester
Inter. Tel
Kansas City Southern
Wa- Wennecott Copper
Terlon Rae ST Es Ag
Kresge
Emali
Rath Packing Co
Tavutaville de Hville
Rath
Sean
Kan
Texas
Meri Ara
NegueTy
ADA Veals
New York Central
N. V
Hartford
Trckard Motor
Barclay
Lonx
Pat
Msylvania
Renee AR
Pierce
Arrow Moi
and i A
Immpdees
Cotin Bros
St Ty
Rey Ur
San Erin
Seaboard Air Line
Rerbuck
Southern Dairies
Pacife
Texas Gulf
Inion Pacific
United Drag
Bao
Aleohs Weeny
Rubler Ee
Steel
Wahesh Ry
Ward Raking
Westinghouse Blec
Piste
Willys-Overland
St Paul Livestock and Minneapolis Grain Report
Livestock receipts: cattle mild turnout with steady to weaker bids. hogs steady to lower on weights and cuts. calves and sheep mixed with strong prices in spots. Minneapolis grain: wheat prices mixed by grade, corn and oats quoted with on track and near term futures. Real estate transfers listed in Waterloo area including Forest Park and Parkside additions.
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Robert L. Leach
Waterloo Bank & Trust Co
Ireno Oldfather
Forest Park
Ana
Hannah
C. Green
North
Waterloo Place
Parkside
George Knapp
Cecil J Ae
Auditor Rainbow
Gan
Belt Line
Adella C. Mckinsky
J Foy Cross
Nortial
Cedar Falls
J. H. Findley
Sallie Stephens Hadlexs
Esses Green
Enterprise Place
Gallaway
Foreign exchanges and St Louis livestock market report
Foreign exchanges at New York show varied rates with pounds and francs listed and several currencies quoted. East St Louis livestock prices reveal slower hog and cattle receipts, steady to higher per hundredweight trends, with hogs around 12.30 to 13.40 and cattle and sheep values noted for various grade and weight categories.
The First-Aid Girl by Jane Osborn
Bill Otis, a newly hired costs expert, bleeds after a clash at Walter & Dawkina. Margaret Clark, the efficient first-aid girl, tends him and impresses with care. A later accident leads to a hospital visit where mutual feelings emerge and he asks her to marry him, which she gradually understands.
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Bill Otis
Walter & Dawkina
Otis
Bill
Bil Otis
Margaret Clark
Billotis
White
Margaret
Amimenia
Miss Clark
Bhi
Ags
Ant
Latler
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Grover
Midlands Fair Road
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T.fe
CMS
Defender
Minneapolis
Cornu
Whet
Lowat
Bulter
Pacific
Hayham Flos
Det
Americas
Board of Trade
Omaha Livestock
Peoria Livestock
Peoria
Lamson Brow, & Co
Marsh-Place
H. A
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Neh
Witte
Peoria Gratin
Las
Rene
VTA SR Weeee Ieee Vt Sebevinee
Price Na
Bey
Weicht
Lena
Minneapolis Graln
Nord Montara
Libbety Bonds
United Tes
Erver Vigtbeeg
Denman
ST. Louis
Black Hawk
Lafayette Bldg
Jane Osborn
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Michigan
Harais
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