Blytheville Plans Dairy Cow Market From Iowa
Iowa dairy officials report a market for 300 high grade Holstein cows found in Blytheville Arkansas. Farmers there would pay for cows after they freshen, at about 2 dollars monthly from cattle checks. Local Chamber of Commerce sold 220 cows from Wisconsin earlier, with shoppers paying later. Blytheville aims to stabilize farming alongside cotton and expand dairy production including a cheese factory and creamery.
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Iowa
Blytheville
Ark
Ernest M. Wright
Iowa State Dairy Association
Wright
Memphis
Merion Olsen
Cerro Gorda
John Mullins
Buller
Harlan Gairtom
Fayette
Chamber of Commerce
Blytherville
Southern Chamber of Commerce
Calf Sales Grow as Chicago Auction Breaks Records
At Chicago Union Stock Yards junior cable feeder calves sold to raise over 291,133 from 2,838 head, surpassing 1924 totals. Since 1924 sales have grown to 7,818 calves with 944,545 total value, averaging 17.54 per hundred and topping 20.50. Col. Carey M. Jones led with 1,818 head.
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Chicago
Union
Carey M. Jones
Orange township farm bureau reelects officers at annual meeting
Old officers of the Orange township farm bureau were re elected at the annual meeting held in the Orange school house. New officers for the coming year are W A Bridge president RW Lichts secretary and Miss Lulu Moser township project leader. A Cedar Falls township entertainment group performed three acts including Rome Acres and a mini recital by G A Hamil Fred Rekers Clarence Fobes Ed Ref shauge and Roy Ferter.
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Orange Township Farm Bureau
Orange School House
W. A. Bridge
RW Lichts
Lulu Moser
Cedar Falls
Fred Rekers
Clarence Fobes
Ed Refshauge
Roy Ferter
Orange Audi
Donald Rekers
Brown
George Gunningham
CO. C. Hatch
Ventilation Expert to Inspect Barns in Fayette Iowa
Agricultural extension engineer W. Clyde Bleek from Iowa State College will inspect local barns in Fayette to address dairy ventilation issues. The visit, arranged through the farm agent and local bureau, aims to improve barn airflow and animal well being.
Farmers and commentators invite to editor Farm Department
Guistons and commentators invite submissions to the Farm Department of the Warriod Evening Courier in Waterlea Iowa. Readers may send comments and letters to the editor via the provided contact number.
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Guistons
Chmmuntenlions
Farm Department
Warriod Evening Courier
Waterlea
Lows
Holstein breeders to headline Iowa state sale Monday
Northeast Iowa Holstein breeders lead the annual Iowa Holstein Breeders Association sale at the Dairy Castle Congress grounds Monday. Purebred Holsteins from Waterloo Fayette and Cedar Falls areas plus others from Davenport Newton Burlington Laurens and Charles City will be offered with rich bloodlines and production records. Auctioneer Col J E Mack of Fort Atkinson Wis will preside as the sale begins at 10 in the morning.
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Iowa
Secon
Orville Hamer
Waterloo
Bell Canning Company
Paul Stewart
Fayette
Ralph Wilson
Donald Hamer
Hosen & Merner
Cedar Falls
C. A. Hollis & Son
Hudson
W. E. Kitch
Sumner
R. R. Hurd
Clarksville
W. Oh.turner
A. M. Doughty
Harold Winterink
Charles City
Towana Farms
Davenport
Maytag Arms
Newton
Henry Gleim
Burlington
K. Petrak
Cedar Rapids
T. L. Walls
Burehinal
O. G. Watson
Laurens
Charles Marka
Iona Fal
M. E. Kinney
Sir Inka May
King Plebe
Triune Ormsby Picbe
J. E. Mack
Fort Atkinson
Wis
Huskers Battle for Iowa Huskering Crown at Tama
The second annual Iowa River Valley husking tourney at the John Schoff farm Tama saw John Schalbuch of Chelsea win $25 with 1588.6 pounds after deductions. Victor Swift of Gilman was second with 1525.4 pounds net, Will Tomlinson of Traer third with 1534 pounds gross and 1534 net, and R. G. Winders of Toledo fourth 1532.7. Five counties were represented and about 330 watched as top huskers hit 30 to 25 cars per minute.
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John Schoff
Here
John Schalbuch
Chelsea
Poweshiek County
Schalbuch
Victor Swift
Gilman
Marshall County
Will Tomlinson
Traer
R. G Winders
Toledo
W. E H. “Bil” Drips
Wallaces
Farmer
Lee Carey
Laurel
Jasper County
Sinner
Conrad
Carey
Corm
Red Oak
Beniton
Iowa
Powbshiek
Jasper
Marshall
Z. R. Aus
Particuy
Wilha Rebendant
Eiberoyyton
Limiting Co op Buying Criticized by Neal at Meeting
Neal, former director of the state department, urged restricting cooperative buying to products that cannot be handled by local dealers. He argued co ops should not market perishables and urged cautious co op use in the farm sector.
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Dasessilk
Oel
Bayinc
Fae
Ll. G
Dying October Weather Record Shows Much Sun
October ends with a weather roundup noting 16 clear days and a warmest 89 on Oct 10. Frost on Oct 28 reached 20 degrees, rainfall totaled 3.38 inches, and the month featured 23 clear days, seven cloudy, and one partly cloudy.
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Oet
Grain and Provisions and Livestock Market Signals
Grain and provisions in Liverpool and Chicago show spot price easing with middling fair around 11 3/4 cents, good mids near 10 3/4, and low mids near 10 1/2. Livestock at St Joseph reports hogs mostly 8.5 to 9.0 per 100 pounds, cattle steady, yearlings at 15.15, fat sows 40 to 50, and sheep with fat lambs steady amid thin early demand.
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Chicago
Jose
Tols Ma
Waterloo
Waterloo Mills Co
He. J Cae
Lear Quili
R Duce
Salt & Go
Prom Rath Acking Co
Stokes
Timothy Hay
Baled
Wwen
Prairie Bay
Colin Broa
Loonan Buys Faulkner Farm Near Hudson for 165 Per Acre
Hudson Iowa October 31 Lloyd Loonan a Polled Milking Shorthorn breeder near Cedar Falls has purchased the Walter Faulkner farm two miles south of Hudson on primary 59 The 80 acres with buildings was bought while the Faulkner north eighty remains with them A deal may transfer the north eighty from Roy Faulkner to Loonan The price was 1470 an acre and cash George Saul of Reinbeck made the sale Possession is set for March first and the Loons plan to add a new barn while the Faulkners move to Hudson.
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Hudson
Lloyd Loonan
Cedar Falls
Walter Faulkner
Leganman
Faulkners
Loonan
Roy Faulkner
George Saul
Reinbeck
Faulkner
Fayette County figures at Ames extension conference
Oelwein leaders C B Holtzman and B W Lodwick with Mrs G E Lauerory attend the annual extension conference in Ames. The event runs Wednesday through Friday with talks by Harry Tolles of Chicago on What Are You and How to Deal With People. Sugar prices in New York and Minneapolis shipment notes appear in brief.
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Oelwein
C. B. Holtzman
Payette County Farm Bureau
B. W. Lodwick
G. E. Lauerory
Ames
Harry Newman Tolles
Chicago
World wheat price rise amid rust fears and strong demand
Chicago oct 31 prospects of crop damage from rust in Argentina plus persistent eastern demand pushed wheat higher. World surplus cited at about 300 million bushels, considered nearly one month’s supply and a strong economic reserve. Corn and oats advanced modestly while provisions showed mixed moves as rain forecasts and export bids influenced prices.
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Argentina
Northwest
North America
Gory
Chiches
Timois
Interigo
Seaboard
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Report
Chicago market daily quotations for grain and provisions with mixed results across corn and wheat grades. Prices show No 2 hard at 11 dollars, No 3 hard 1.16, mixed and yellow varieties fluctuating, and pork and rib provisions trading near 2 dollars per unit, reflecting cautious demand.
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Chicago
Wuent
Livestock Market News Mixed Hogs Cattle and Sheep Rise
Chicago market reports higher hog receipts at 20 000 with 9.25 top for 190 250 lb butcher cattle strong to 6c 9c higher. Calves fed steers and yearlings show broad demand with top 17.50. stockers steady to higher. Sheep and lambs receipts 17 000 with fat lambs 25c lower and feed lambs firm. ewes and culls mixed. Prices reflect broader demand across weights and grades.
Livestock Prices Steady to Mixed at St Paul Market
At South St Paul on October 31 cattle receipts reached 3,500 with steady to varied bids. Calves 3,000 head similar. Hogs 16,000 receipts opened steady to strong with top prices for desirable 180 lb plus hogs. Sheep 1,500 receipts bid softer on better lambs. fats steady. Futures show modest moves in Chicago and Toledo seeds markets.
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Sioux City
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Market rally softens as volumes ease in New York
Trading faded slightly in morning action while leadership held. Adams Express and International Nickel led gains with several names like American Radiator Atlanta Gulf West Indies Life Savers Holland Furnace Commercial Investment Trust and Kolster Radio advancing 2 to 6 points. Amusement and radio stocks posted early strength as International Nickel and International Harvester moved higher.
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Adams Express
American Radiator
Alanta Gulf
West Indies
Life Savers
Holland ‘Furnace
Commercial Investhient ‘Trust
Kolster Radio
Anaconda
Jordin Motor
Altho
New York Central
Pusiliy
Anaconda Cooper
Internationsl Mickel
Bethlehen
Steel
Vanadium Steel and
Motor Products
Johns Manville
Murrey Corporation
Hudson Motors
Foreign exchange and commodity notes from New York Oct 31
Markets show steady foreign exchange rates with multiple nations listed, including Great Britain, France, Italy, Belgium, Germany, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, Spain, Greece, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Jugoslavia, Austria, Romania, Argentina, Brazil, and Tokio Shanghai Montreal and Denmark. Provisions and dairy items follow with poultry, butter, cheese, and Libety bonds noted. Minneapolis grain reports No 1 northern wheat prices, protein levels, and December to May futures. corn and oats prices listed.
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Greece
Sage
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Crxecho-Sllovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentine
Brazil
Tokio
Shanghai
Montreal
Danmark
New
York
Minneapolis
Minneapoli
Minn
Montana
Livestock market report for East St Louis hogs cattle and sheep
Receipts: hogs 14 500 cattle 5 000 sheep 3 000. Hogs steady to strong with best time yesterday. price ranges for 200–280 lb, 250–280 lb, 130–260 lb and sows. Cattle: calves 2 000. mixed yearlings and heifers steady to higher. slaughter classes and feeder prices listed by weight. Sheep: early indications steady to weak. lambs around 13 1/4 to 14 1/4. fat ewes and lambs priced by weight with cull ranges noted.
Peoria Grain Market Report Changes and Listings
From Peoria, corn prices show mixed changes with No. 2 yellow down two cents to 9 1/2 cents, No. 4 yellow around 18 3/4, and other grades varying. Details include No. 5 yellow and No. 6 mined values, with several mixed and white varieties listed as unchanged or quoted with slight shifts.
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Peoria
Bond Market Sees Light Trading With Mixed Gains
In New York on October 31, trading was light and bond prices were irregular though the undertone remained firm. American Telephone 5s rose fractionally, Barnsdale 63 ex-warriors advanced while Colon Olt os slipped. International Match 5s, Lackawannian Steels and Shubert Theatres declined. United Biscuit 6s traded above previous levels. Strong notes appeared in St Paul issues, Erie General Mortgage 4s, and Missouri Pacific, with Seaboard Air Line also up. The foreign issue was irregular.
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American Telephone & Telegraph
Barnsdale
Colon Oltos
Sinclair Crude &S D
International Match
Lackawannian Steel
Shubert Theatres
United Biscuit
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