Co op Shipper Problems at Fayette Meeting
Fayette County representatives from co operative livestock shippers associations gathered to discuss high cattle prices, uniform hog grading, and rail rate news from ICC hearings. The meeting covered labeling, trading practices, and plans to expand cooperative shipping with county officials and extension staff.
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Fayette
Co-Operative
Fayette County
Towa Co-Operative Livestock Shippers’ Association
Agrlington
Elgin
Maynard
Oelwein
Randalla
Waucoma
West Union
Knute Espe
Towa Co-operative Livestock Shippers
Interstate Commerce Commission
State Shippers’ Association
Lite
Iowa
Espe
State Shippers' Association
Institute of American Meat Packers
Sam H. Thompson
Extension Service
Iowa State College
Thompson
B. W. Lodwick
D.A. Fitzgerald
Speaker Details Farm Tariff Fight at Cedar Meeting
John Schroeder of Arcadia explained farm bureau efforts for tariff protection benefiting northeastern Iowa dairy and livestock sectors. He cited butter protection rising from one to twelve cents a pound, aiding farmers while import competition remains limited. County agents noted program progress and a membership drive in Black Hawk county as Cedar township plans future sessions.
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John Schroeder
Arcadia
Carroll County
Cedar Township
Schroeder
Farm Bureau
Black Hawk County
J. L. Uban
Merle Shover
S. Oo
Nick Frost
Mutual Recreation
Student Judges End Workouts This Week
Student judges wrap up a series of workouts this week with a wide circle of participants listed. The schedule shows multiple schools and coaches among the attendees, including Vield Hilliainy and Tinelhoitz, with expected outcomes and results noted by organizers.
Iowa Hens Break Egg Records in State Report
About 20 000 Iowa hens in the State flock association pushed production above the prior yearly mark in 1928. September figures topped last year’s by roughly two and one half eggs per bird, with every month except May higher than 1927. Rhode Island Reds led flocks, owned by Mrs. Herbert Thordsen of Persia, averaging 27 eggs per bird. Other top flocks included Mrs. W. M. Ferrin of Winthrop and W. H. Cochran of Scranton. Iowa State College’s W. M. Vernon announced a November launch of a new reporting form detailing grain and milk fed and flock income to explain varied returns.
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Ames
Jowa
Iowa
Iowa State
Rhode Island
Terbert Thordsen
Persia
W. M. Ferrin
Winthrop
W. H. Cochran
Scranton
Earl D. Beach
Zearing
Edward Kadera
Iowa City
S.C. Rhode Island Reds
W. M. Vernon
Iowa State College
Bremer County Club Banquet Draws 200 To Waverly
About 200 Bremer county club youngsters farmers and business leaders attended the fifth annual Bremer county club banquet in Waverly on October 27. Frances Blume of the Sumner Rustlers opened speeches with remarks on county club benefits. Lorenz Strohman emphasized statewide recognition from a large Ames convention delegation. G O Vanderveer praised farmers pioneering on frontiers and lauded club members as future agriculture leaders. Awards were presented to the dairy judging team Carl Hastings Raymond Kuether and Leonard Hoffman. County Agent Offringa led a singing session as local musicians provided dinner music. Community efforts included meals from Washington township farm bureau ladies and provisions from Marshall Canning and Carnation Milk.
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Waverly
Bremer County Club
Altho
Frances Blume
Sumner Rustlers
Lorenz Strohman
Bremer County Call
Lorenz
Bremer County
Ames
Bankers’ Association
Banker Speaks
G. O. Vanderveer
Bremer County Bankers’ Association
Minnesota
North Dakota
Vanderis
DL. D. Offtinga
Carl Hastings
Plainfield
Raymond Kuether Waverls
Sand Leonard Hoffman
Janesville
Offinga
Offringa
Whaster
Teremignies
Waverly Comaudlity Orchestra
Washington Township Farm Bureau
Home Acres Farm Bureau Drama Slated for October Meeting
Cedar Falls township farm bureau plans to present the three act drama Home Acres at the Orange township meeting Tuesday night. The all farm cast follows Jol Whitman who leaves the farm for New York, returns after failures, and finds the farm more satisfying. Cast includes Charles Hvarat Mire Gus Reishauge Helen Ramil Marst Lo Sordaian Myruc Browh Marella Refshange Godfrey Guldager Tester Artherholt Made isn Berpstrom and Arthur Krege. Play will be performed at several nearby venues beyond Orange.
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Cedar Falls
Home Acres
Cedar Falls Township
Farm Bureau
Orange Township
Shemu
Jol Whitman
Charles Hvarat
Colege
New York
Mire
Gus Reishauge
Helen Ramil
Marst
Lo Sordaian
Myruc Browh
Marella Refshange
Godfrey Guldager
Tester Artherholt
Madeisn Berpstrom
Arthur Krege
Hudson Van Buys Wisconsin Herd
Hudson Van Buys Wisconsin Herd as part of a shipment of four head of high grade cattle noted by Art Manfant. The herd, described as mature cows, is tied to an event this week with references to Findstein and a person named Ernie At.
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Hudson van
Wisconsin
Tforsen
Art Manfant
Jrushin
Farmers correspondence to Editor seeks farm department inquiry
Readers submit queries and comments to the Editor of the Evening Courier Waterloo urging the Farm Department to address farming concerns. The note includes a Poona 6100 reference and asks for clarification on farm issues.
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Wastering Evening Courier
Waterloo Lows
Poona
Iowa Co operatives Meet to Discuss Rail Rates in Des Moines
Des Moines Oct 27 The Iowa Co operative Livestock Shippers association will hold its ninth annual convention in Des Moines December 2 to 14. The meeting aims to unite leaders of Iowa cooperative livestock shipping groups, with reports from officers, and the annual banquet slated for December 13.
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Meet of Iowa Co-operatives
Des Moines
Amnunl
Iowa Cooperative Livestock Shippers’ Association
Iowa Co-operative Livestock Shippers’ Association
Iowa
Interstate Commerce Commission
Towa
Advises Quick Sale of Surplus Poultry
W Syr reports poultry marketing expert W D Termohlen visiting the county urges farmers to sell surplus chickens now rather than wait for snow. He says selling early prevents heavier losses, lowers prices later, and reduces flock sickness while securing better weights and prices.
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Independence
W. D. Termohien
Termohlen
Connor Hill Duroc Sale Yields Noted Averages
A large crowd attended Connor Hill's fall Duroc Jersey sale in Shell Rock on October 27. The first 20 boars averaged $62, top boar $76. total receipts reached about $1,700. R LaRue of Popeloy was high bidder. 40 boars averaged a further figure. No gifts were sold. A winter sale of bred stock is planned. Col Clair Mason of Marshallton served as auctioneer.
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Shell Rock
Connor
Hill
R. LaRue
Popeloy
Cormer & Hill
Col
Clair Mason
Marshallton
Yester
The Rhyming Farmer Book Review Note
A fragmentary ad and literary note for The Rhyming Farmer by J Edward Toft, detailing a quirky guide for farm animals and farm life. The text references sections on anatomy, animal care, breeds, and farming tools, mentioning prices and an Omaha display.
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J. Edward Toft
Wheat closes 7c higher for week
Wheat closed seven cents higher as moisture shortages and potential farm policy action supported gains. Chicago prices rose with December at 1.22 3/4, May 1.25 2/4, while corn and oats moved up in step and export demand limited losses. Weather outlook remained unsettled in the West. Kansas City grain receipts and futures showed mixed movement as traders gauged feed demand and storage. Hog and cattle prices edged higher in St Louis with mild gains across weights, while calves and yearlings posted stronger quotes. Sheep and lambs remained steady amid steady demand.
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Congress
Board of Trade Cash Quotations and Grain Prices
Chicago Deb 27 widesread cash market notes show mixed barley rye and cloverseed values with assorted No. 2 to No. 8 grain quotations and sample grades. Prices list timothy seed lard ribs bellies and futures-like horse prices across categories indicating a busy trading day.
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Chicago
Hogs and cattle markets mixed in Chicago trading report
Chicago market notes show hog receipts around 4,000 to 4,600 with top hogs at 9.30 while cattle receipts near 1,000 and sheep around 5,000. Steers and yearlings were generally higher than Friday, fat cows steady, vealers down, and calves weak with several price adjustments across weight classes.
Market Downturn and Rally Mixed on Wall Street
New York trading showed a volatile session with a belated selling rush easing into a broad advance as investors pushed prices higher. Leading issues rose, with Radio 12 points, Western Union up 11, and several majors like General Motors and U S Steel posting gains. bonds and foreign exchanges also moved, while overall turnover remained heavy.
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New York
Uecker
Wiate Western Bunion
Haseen
Redlo Im Current Gosely
Montgomery Ward
Allied Chemical
Atlantic
Greene Cananen
Commercial Solvents
Jim Garbide
American International Quel Murray Corporation
General Motors
U. S Steel
American Smelting
Curtiss
Timken- Roller
Matheson Alkull
Advance
Redroad
St. Loui Southwestern
Jordan Motor
Viese- Americam
American
America Tobacco
American Woolen
Anaconda Armour Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Atlantic Refining
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio Chic
Chicago & North Western
RL & Poove
Chrysler Colorado Furs
Colorado Gas & Consolidated Gas Corn Products
Dodge Bros. Ans
du Pont de X
Fleischmann
Pyoepoitt-Toars Eee
General Electric General Meta Aneral Raileny
Guetta Safety Motor Gold Dust
Northern Pi
Gr. N. Iron Ore Cts
Greene Canacen Coppers
Fouston
Hudson Motors Titnais
Harvester
Nickel
Prder
Kansas City Southern Kennecott Capper
Mack ‘Trurk
Marland Gil
Kan
Texans
Missouri Pacific
Montgomery Ward Wash Motors
Gentral N
Hartfor
Norfolk
D& Western
North American
Northern Pacific Packard
Escesseves Paramount Pombas
Penisylvania
Phillips Petroleum Costum Sare Patman Cree Radios
Reading Rep
A & Reynolds
Su L
San Fran
Seaboard Air Line
Roebuck
Sinclair
Southern
Ps Southern Ry
tSeel Vanadlym
West
Moorylann Westingh
el Willys-Overlaod Woolworth
Mid Continent Shell Unione
Liberty Bonds
U. S
Liberty Bias
Liberty
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Norway
Sweden
Zeriise
Denmark
Grain Receipts and Weekly Grain and Shipments Review
Grain and shipments review notes a new crop year with old corn stocks nearly exhausted while new crop arrivals rise. Prices show declines in corn futures but premiums remain for immediate sales as demand shifts to exports and domestic use. Traders differ on winter movement with reduced eastern stocks, high feeding value, and forecasts of U S supply versus ample southern hemisphere harvests affecting wheat and provisions.
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Chicago
Argentina
United States
Sondhern
Australia
Provisions and grain market notes from New York and St Louis
New York reports receipts and prices across meats dairy and poultry with bids for cheese eggs and turkeys. Chicago area grain and St Louis wheat and corn prices show ongoing market activity and varying No 2 red winter and corn bids.
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ST. Lowis Graln
St. Louis
Sioux City Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Sioux City market receipts for beef cattle and sheep show declines in most categories with firmer limits on some weights. Beef cattle bids varied by tag and weight, with best heavy weights around 16.25 and 15.75. Sheep and lamb prices show nominal activity and higher fat lambs, with bulk lambs around 19.00. Receipts: cattle about 2,000. sheep about 1,900.
St Paul Livestock Market Report Receipts and Prices
At St Paul Mion Oct 21 receipts totals for cattle hogs and sheep and calves. Cattle mixed with steers and yearlings uneven and lower spotty price drops. calves down to 12.50. Hogs about steady with best lights and butchers at 8.75 to 8.76 top. sows 8.25. Sheep 3 500 with killing lambs strong to higher while ewes steady to lower. fat lambs 12.75 to 13.25. ewes around 6.00 to 6.75. Market activity shows weekly changes and close values.
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ST. Paul
Mion
Gattle
Kansas City Livestock Market Report October 27
Receipts Hogs 700 steady to strong on limited supply. Packer purchases around 9.00 with 220-lb small lots and 160-lb averages near 8.15 to 9.00. Cattle 690 with calves 200. Week shows better grades steady, heifers bulls steady to 25c lower. vealers down 1. Cattle ranges 16.50 to 17.10 for mixed yearlings, feeding steers 9.50 to 10.00, larger lots around 9.75 to 10.00 for heavy stockers and feeders. Sheep none. lambs 25 to 30 pounds around 13.88, most sheep and feeding lambs 12.25 to 13.50, top 14.50 to 15.50.
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LOUIS
St. Louis
Mammal. Com
Chicago
Iesh
Nipher
Stieers
Sioux City
Kansas City Livestock Kansas Cibr
Bond Market Quiet Trade Sees Small Rail Declines
The bond market opened with subdued mood as profits were taken toward week’s end. Seaboard Air Line and Erie rail bonds nudged lower in light trading, while copper, steel, and oil issues remained in demand with little price change. Chile Copper 5s, Youngstown Sheet and Tube 3s, and Standard Oil of New Jersey 5s were noted. The foreign list steadied and government obligations saw little activity.
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New York
Seaboard Air
Erie
Chile
Youngstown
New Jersey
U. S
Holsteins Average $100 At Hanna & Milder Sale
Purebred Holstein cattle averaged over $100 a head at the Hanna and Milder dissolution sale in Vinton Iowa. Fifty-one head sold for a total of $5,300 with the top cow bringing $207.50 and overall receipts reaching $9,066.
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Vinton
Hanna & Milder
Improved Conditions in Butter Market
Ghicazo Oct 27 reports improving trading in butter with renewed buying activity and signs of confidence after a period of nervousness. Some stores show receipts decreasing and production margins narrowing, allowing profitable sales at current prices. Minneapolis grain notes include wheat receipts at 226 cars versus 337 prior year and listed prices for No 1 Northern, No 1 Dark Northern, hard Montana and other futures.
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Ghicazo
Minneapolis Graln
Minneapoli
Minn
Montana
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Waterloo Evening Courier
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Matlin
E. Hier
Avi
Tinelhoitz
Wren
Cree Nurhoghans Row Vield
Hilliainy Ts
Attershireads
Ongdoueds Meritt McDonstd
Korihems Is Tannen
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Fey
Laand
Slinser
Cooutae
Wantler
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Omana Grats
Omaha
Kansas City Grain
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Poller
Storsee
Chigago
Bote Ias
Ren Ant
Tadito
Chienee
Liverpool
Retofiar
Azardina
Board of Trade
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Fron
No Mills Co
T St Si
Svitl & Co
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Fresh
Lara
Osmail
Wweee
Ann Chimners
ARS
ART Wits
Myron
Eerie AB
Halleod
Wreen
Bryan
Maree
Ayer
York
W York Clearing House Association
U.S
Tr Bos
Russell
Menneapolis Flour
Det
Flaurt
SAM Barrels
T. Joseph Livestock
St, Joseph
Ghicago
Ghigwge
Aia BO
Coen
Yasabeweeeey
Bie Sit
Hutler
Blundy
Hennery Brown
Pacific Coast
Express
Chisago
Nci
Young Americas
Hells
Zabee
Leghorn Hans
PSG
Ourana
East St. Louis
St. Joseph
Paul
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Sioux City Livestock
Frederick Shanks
State Loan Co
Riviera Theatre
John Buehner
Buehner
Dunkerton
Lester Township
Ted
Wolland
Auct
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