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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1927

Page

7

Two Combines Work Soybeans in Tama County

Farm editor notes soybeans cut by two harvester-thresher combines in Tama. At Cato Lundt farm near Reinbeck the Manchu soybeans yield 14 to 15 bushels per acre but clods hinder low cuts. Hog and bean use aims to salvage beans. one combine yields 15–20 acres daily. The machine, tied to Lundt’s tractor, costs 3.50 an acre, with 150 acres planned per machine. other crews operate in southern Tama. Lundt plans to repeat soybeans next year and eye a potential seed price around 2.00 a bushel.

Dinsdale Cato Lundt Farm Here Reinbeck Kansas City Lundt Combine Tama County KR. M. Gunn Lloyd Brown Esterday Everett Whalin Lundt Place R. M. Gunn

Serenus Hansen Builds Kildee Cup Winning Herd

Bristow, Iowa resident Serenus Hansen, seven miles northwest of Bristow, won the Kildee cup for the highest producing herd in Iowa Cow Testing associations. His record over seven years shows 13 cows producing about 13,000 pounds of milk and 476.2 pounds butterfat, with a 120 acre Butler county farm and a late-career herd built around five yearling heifers that survived a tuberculosis test.

Bristow Serenus Hansen Here Waterloo Iowa Hansen Althoit Allison Butler County Cedar Falls Minnesota Mr. Hansen Rownd Place Benson Association

County Fair May Reduce Premiums for Coming Year

Grundy Center Iowa October 29 following the annual meeting of Grundy County Fair association it was intimated directors may reduce premiums before the 1928 premium books print. The treasurer reported expenditures 87257 58 with receipts 7634 86. Premiums paid 3281 this year slightly more than last year and 1200 over 1925. A new amphitheatre is seen as necessary and will be funded by gate and amphitheatre receipts over three years. Officers elected for next year include P H Knock president Charles Stubbs and Lyle Hawn vice presidents R J Kuehl treasurer J Vanderwicken secretary and directors L B DeSelhorst W B R Finlayson Harold Brown R J Kuehl L W Plager I N Shirk with terms expiring 1930.

Grundy Center Groundy County Fair Association P. H. Knock Charles Stubbs Lyle Hawn R. J. Kuehl J. Vanderwicken

200 Attend Meeting and Fall Festival in La Porte City

About 200 people gathered at the C. Haymond farm for the monthly meeting and annual fall festival of Spring Creek Township Farm Bureau. Fox Township Farm Bureau guests attended. Exhibits counted 840 points for men and 755 for women. men won. An oyster supper followed the judging and program of readings and songs.

la Porte City C. Haymond Farm P. L. Freidley Bennington Township Farm Bureau

Farm near Waverly traded on larger one in Grundy Co

John Econnrr sold his 200 acre farm near Dike in Grundy County to John Kremer of Hollend for 35000 dollars. Kremer traded an 80 acre farm near Waverly as part of the consideration.

Waverly Grundy CO Courter Special Sereed Grands Center John Econnrr Dike John Kremer Hollend

Traer Creamery Reports Large Butterfat Gains

The Traer cooperative creamery processed 20,500 pounds of butterfat in the first 15 days of October, up 55 percent from the same period last year. September receipts reached 42,000 pounds, compared with 28,000 pounds in September 1926.

Traer Traer Cooperative Creamery

Huskers Purchase Four Husking Machines

Reinbeck I a Oct 29 A local dealer reports four corn husking machines bought by farmers in a week Two were power pickers and two were horse drawn designs Procurement delays kept other deals from closing in the same period

Reinbeck

Minneapolis Flour Shipments Stand at 82,038 Barrels

Minneap olis Flour in Minneapolis Minn reports unchanged shipments totaling 82 038 barrels with bran priced between 25 60 and 35 75 per barrel in the market update dated October 22.

Minneapolis Minn

Cow Testing Association Reveals Herd Profits and Losses

Mr. Hansen discusses how joining the cow testing association exposed which dairy cows paid their keep. He notes that measuring milk, feed, and production changes led to culling low testers and rationing by output, uncovering big disparities in value among cows and illustrating costs of membership.

Grundy County corn husking contest set for Nov 4

Grundy Center Iowa October 29 The annual Grundy county corn husking contest will be Friday November 4 at the R S Player farm five miles west of Grundy Center huskers to start at 1 30 pm The winner goes to the state contest November 11 at Gowrie Webster County Eight Grundy county huskers entered Ben Joe and Otto Grimmins Nevin Johnson Grundy Center Henry Paterni Eldora Ray Pruisner Parkersburg John Paterni Holand Elko Henrichs Grundy Center.

Courier Special Service Grundy Center Grundy County R. S. Player Farm Grundy Gowrie Webster County Huskers Ben Joe Otto Grimmins Nevin Johnson Henry Paterni Eldora Ray Pruisner Parkersburg John Paterni Holand Elko Henrichs

East St Louis Livestock Prices and Receipts Report

Hogs receipts 2000, steady to mixed. Prices: 140-150 lb at 9.00 to 9.25, 160-180 lb 9.35 to 9.65, 190-210 lb 9.75 to 9.90, sows 8.00 to 8.25, pigs 8.00 to 8.75. Cattle receipts 600 with calves 4500. natives up 25c, westerns firm, yearlings 16.00 to 16.90, vealers 0.50 lower, bulls steady. Sheep 306. fat lambs 13.75 top, fat ewes 4.50 to 5.50.

St. Louis

Farmers letters invited to editor in Waterloo Evening Courier

Readers are invited to send questions and comments to the Editor Farm Department at the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Iowa. Communications may be addressed by mail or phone to 5100 for farm related inquiries.

Waterloo Evening Courier Waterloo Towa

Argentine Frost Triggers Broad Wheat Rush in Chicago

Reports of cold and frost threatening Argentina’s new wheat crop spurred broad buying in Chicago. Wheat closed nervous up, corn and oats firmed, and provisions rose as buyers and shorts covered amid limited offerings and a Buenos Aires market holding steady. Weather in the belt forecast showers and general demand remained cautious.

Chicago Argentina Buenos Aires Rosario

Grain and Provisions Cotton Market Report

Liverpool and Chicago commodity notes show quieter spots and firmer futures. Liverpool sales reached 4,000 bales with Midlands to strictly good mids at 12.06d and other grades listed. December through July futures in London closed around 10.6p to 10.8p. Chicago opened higher across the board with December at 20.45c and July at 20.93c.

Liverpool Midlands Chicago Catton

Grain Prices and Receipts Quietly Rise in Minneapolis

Minneapolis grain market report dated October 29 shows wheat receipts at 337 cars versus 229 a year ago. Prices list No 1 northern cash at $1.29 to $1.34 with various grades and futures for December March May. Corn No 3 yellow bids 7 to 8 cents. oats No 3 white quotes 44 to 45 1/2 cents.

Chicago Northwest Duluth Minneapolis Bane Minneapolis Grain Mion Montana

Representative Sales Livestock in Union Yards

Chicago market report notes representative livestock sales at Union Yards on October 29. Details are incomplete with only partial items and terminology visible, indicating cattle and horse listings among other assets. Further specifics are unavailable from the fragment.

Board of Trade Cash Quotations Chicago October 29

Market quotes show wheat prices for various grades with No 1 hard at 1.26 and No 2 hard at 1.262. Corn values span No 2 mixed 83 percent to No 6 white 77 percent with subwide ranges. Oats No 2 white 50 5 c to No 5 white 7 éc, barley 73 4780c, timothyseed 3.40 to 4.15, cloverseed 20.50 27.75, lard 11.95, ribs 12.35, belijes 13.25.

Chicago

Steadiness Rule in Hog Market Report

Chicago market report shows hog receipts around 4 000 with steady prices across grades. Top hogs sold near 10 25, packing sow prices 7 75 to 8 25, lightweights 8 35 or better. slaughter pigs 7 25 to 8 25. Cattle receipts 600 with grains fed steers up to 17 75, western cattle and vealers mixed. sheep and lambs firm to higher, fat lambs 13 75 to 14 00, native lambs 14 10, range lambs 14 65. Hog supply not heavy, demand slow early, best steers scarce, calves down, fat lambs higher for the day.

Chicago Montana Canada

Bear Hammering Weakens Stocks

New York stock opening shows irregular to downward drift as bear pressure drives U S Steel below 129 and drags General Motors and General Electric despite early gains. Major declines hit Dupont, Colorado Fuel, Houston Oil, and others. total volume around 2.1 million shares with weak closing. Foreign exchange and potato market details follow with declines in several currencies and slow trading in potatoes.

New York U. S General Motors General Electric Russia Insurance Laclede Gas Houston Oil Dupont Colorado Fuel Locomotive Continental Insurance Goodrich Ontario Western Althe American Express Crucible Steel Cluett Peabody Commercial Solvents

Omaha Grain Prices Reported for Wheat and Corn

The Omaha Grain market listing shows No 1 hard wheat at 1.204 to 1.22 per bushel, No 2 hard 1.194 to 1.304, No 1 northern spring 1.22 to 1.26, No 2 northern spring 1.19, No 1 mixed 1.09, No 3 mixed 1.141 to 1.58. Corn No 3 yellow, No 1 white 7c, No 2 yellow 0.78 to 0.7816, No 2 mixed 0.75, oats No 8 white 0.454 to 0.41.

Omaha

New York and Chicago Market Prices Report Oct 29

Butter receipts ease in New York with creamery extras at 47 to 48 cents and firsts around 88 cents to $1. Eggs show steady to mixed values on the Pacific coast and Chicago, with various firsts and extra categories priced. Cheese receipts large at New York, with quiet buying. Kansas City reports butter packing at 29 cents and turkeys at 27 to 32 cents, other poultry unchanged.

New York Pacific Coast Chicago Kansas City

St Paul Livestock Market Report Busy Week Ending Oct 28

Market notes from St Paul show cattle receipts at 2,500 with steers and fat stock up 15.25 cents, cuts and bulls up 25 cents, and stockers and feeders firm to 25 cents higher. Calves 200 head, down 81 cents weekly. hogs 1,000 head with light weights weak to 25 cents lower and loads of desirable lights steady to weak. Sheep 3,000 head, lambs 25 cents higher, fat lambs up to 13.50, ewes 4.50 to 6.00 with range feeding lambs around 12.50 to 13.25.

Chicago INS Vbsessy Kansas City Omaha Renee Cleveland Waeeeane Oe Pittsburgh Tamaee Buffalo Ae Nee Eae Nemo South St. Paul Omaha Neb

Sioux City Livestock Market Report October 29 1930

Receipts: cattle 1000 steady to 50 cents higher with best fed steers at 15.75, grass cattle up 25 cents, veal steady. Hogs receipts 2000 up 10 to 25 cents top 9.60 with 160-200 lb 8.00-9.00, sows 7.00-8.00, stags 7.25-8.00, pigs 7.00-9.00. Sheep 500 steady with lambs 13.50, ewes 6.25, western feeders 13.65.

Sioux City

Grain Prices In St Louis Market Report

Wheat No 2 red 1.46 No 2 hard 1.29. Corn No 2 mixed .804c No 3 mixed 1.9c No 2 yellow 1.34c No 3 yellow 1.24c No 2 white 0.96c No 3 white 0.42c. Oats No 2 white 0.50–0.55 No 3 white 0.45–0.50

ST. Louis Gorn Tim

Clearing House Reserves Rise Markedly in Week

New York reports the current week shows excess reserve of 29,561,460 dollars, an increase of 73,145,110 from the prior week’s deficit of 43,585,650. The figures cover clearing house banks and trust companies for the period ending October 29.

Clearing House New York

Futures Close On Butter And Eggs Markets

Chicago futures closed with butter storage standards for December at 4244c and January at 425c. Eggs saw refrigerator standards for November at 3134c and December at 33c, plus refrigerator firsts for November at 29 1/2c.

Chicago

Peoria Grain Prices Edged Up in Morning Report

Peoria Illinois October 29 market bulletin shows corn prices higher with No 4 yellow No 5 yellow No 6 yellow in tight ranges at 73 to 74 cents with a sample grade at 71 cents Oats advance with No 2 white quoted around 49 1/2 cents reflecting modest gains across grain futures in early trading

Peoria

Kansas City Livestock Market Report October Hogs and Cattle Prices

Receipts around 500 hogs show steady to firm prices with top hogs around 9.45 for 210 to 215 pounds. Cattle receipts about 500 with beef steers and yearlings up 25 to 50 cents. top yearling prices reach 17.25 for 977 pounds and 17.00 for 1110 pounds. Sheep and lambs mixed with lambs up about 25 cents. top lambs 13.85, fat ewes to 6.00, feeding lambs 12.50 to 13.25.

St Joseph Livestock Report October Hogs Cattle and Sheep

St Joseph Missouri stockyard receipts show hogs 1,000 steady to lower with sow prices weak. Cattle receipts 200 with beef and grain fed steers up to 16.75 top. yearlings near 15.00. stockers and feeders strong. Sheep receipts 1,500 steady with fed clipped lambs around 12.00 and natives 12.75 to 13.25. slaughter lambs up 25 cents.

St. Joseph

Word and Deed in the Hills Fire Rescue Romance

Gloria Mead yearns for a suitor who loves nature as she does. Malcomb Turner, quiet and practical, drives her and a poet, Winton Downs, to a hillside party. A forest fire rages, forcing Malcomb to lead a brave rescue, proving actions speak louder than words and earning Gloria’s respect.

Gloria Mead Beauty Malcomb Turner Malcomb Gloria Winton Downs Winton Downs Jessie Vermont Bill State Grove Otmes Stana

Omaha Livestock Market Report October Digest

Omaha Neb Oct 29 cattle hogs sheep receipts totals and price ranges. Hogs steady with heavy weights around 9 dollars, sows to 8 dollars. Cattle mixed with fed steers and yearlings up to 15 dollars, grass stockers up modestly, veal and calves steady. Sheep kill steady with fat lambs at about 13 to 14 dollars and ewes around 5 to 6 dollars.

Grain prices mixed as Kansas City market opens

Wheat receipts reach 193 cars with modest gains and varied futures prices. No 2 dark hard quoted around 1.21 to 1.25 per bushel while No 3 ranges near 1.43 to 1.37. Corn receipts total 18 cars with No 2 white at about 0.78 to 0.80 and No 3 yellow around 0.80. Mixed bids seen across grades.

Kansas City Grain Kansas City

Pest control ad touts Meyers Red Fox Poison Kernals

An old style advertisement promotes Meyers Red Fox Poison Kernals as a ready to use pest control solution for rats mice and other pests. It asserts frequent family pests grow every five to seven weeks and urges use of the product for quick elimination.

Abe Tic

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