Large showing in cattle and hogs at Waverly fair
Bremer county fair drew thousands on opening day with judges awarding blue ribbons across dairy, beef, and swine divisions. Fred C. Moyer and Vossier & Son dominated Holsteins, Herefords led by Charles Griffith, and J. Bloom guided Belgians while J. H. Brandt and Duroc exhibitors earned top marks. Numerous calf clubs and dairy judging teams trained by Floyd Johnston highlighted the big farm event.
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Waverly
Bremer County
Harvey Hess
Waterloo
Althe’ Bremer County
Mr. Hess
Fred C. Moyer
George Vousier & Son
F. E. Hartwig & Son
Charles City
F. Rothlesberger & Sons
Elgin
Herefords
Charles Griffith
Sdudson
Harley Helms
Gome
J. Bloom
Jesup
LL. He. Grande
Wayverty
John £Eegers
Denver
Tereherans
Floyd Johnston
Towa State Dairy Association
Jook
HJ. Hansen
Maynard
Hansen
Charles
Delys Hansen
Durocs
Dely
Fayette County Fair
Johnston
Bremer
H. Lintner
Lindner
Lindner Aso
WL OJ. Campbell
Jersey
Dudie Lord
J. Denes
Plainfield
Ayrshires
Fisin
Fot Oret
Grifte
Farmers Questions and Comments Invited
Readers may address editorials and inquiries to the Newsroom Farm Department at the Waterion Evening Courier in Water 100. Send questions and comments to Editor Farm Department via phone 3100 for publication and response.
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Ywaterion Evening Courier
Water 100
Towa
Minerals and Tankage Boost Hog Gains in Cornfields
Ames Iowa farmers use hogging down where hogs forage in cornfields with self fed minerals and tankage. Experiments show minerals plus tankage and soybeans improve gains, while tankage remains essential and pure mineral feeding slows growth. One acre in town is hogged down, says John M Edwards, head of animal investigation.
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F Ames
Breauset
Agricultural Experiment Station
Ames
John M. Evward
Iowa Station
Arctic grasses found on western mountain peaks study
Smithsonian deposit of grasses collected by Prof. A B Hitchcock shows arctic origin on Mt Massive and Mt El Herve in Colorado. Ice age transport explains their presence. study by department of agriculture surveys nation’s grasses for a manual of some 500 species and stresses forage value and grazing control.
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Washington, D. C
Smithsonian Institution
National Herbarium
A. 8. Hitchcock
Department of Agriculture
Hitchcock
Mt. Massive
Mt. EL Herve
Colorado
Tlitehceck
New Mexico
Wyoming
Maniual
United States
Kentucky
South America
Success of Bees Depends on Their Queen and Ruler
An extension service demonstration explains that the queen bee governs the hive with an iron band and that her health and vigor determine swarm strength and winter survival. The talk notes old queens cause winter losses, advocating fall queen replacement, and discusses introducing Italian strain queens for better vigor and disease resistance.
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Independence
A. M. Worthington
Town Extension Service
P. CC
Kay Exes
It Paid These Men to Continue Tests of Fat Production
Cedar R Sept 1 It pays contesting association members to stay in the organization and continue testing year after year. Linn County association No 1 records show 13 herds in the three year group with fat production rising from 210 to 644 pounds per cow. Three high herds show net gains of 26 and 24 dollars per cow. The article credits cow testing practices and balanced rations for improving fat yield and profitability.
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Linn County Association
Linn
Thair
Saina
Bigger Teams for lowe Farms Would Save Labor Costs
Des Moines reports Iowa State College and the Horse Association of America demonstrated hitching methods at the state fair. Dinsmore says team pitting core tests are popular and 17 states own 18 dynamometers with 477 tests scheduled. Using larger teams could halve hired labor on mid sized farms, saving at least 200 dollars per farm annually, totaling over 13 million dollars nationwide.
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Des Moines
Iowa State’ College
Horse Association of America
Town State Fair
Wayne Dinsmore
Close Association of America
Dinsmore
United States
Dinsatore
Butler County Fair At Allison Show Promises Big Week
Allison Iowa September 1 Special Butter county fair to be at Allison September 2 to 9 with changes in freeds Thursday last day. Hampton Main Granity Center vs Durmont and Dougherty Wednesday. Gil kerson's Chicago Union Giants vs Waterloo club Mississippi Valley league Thursday for 3000 purse. Public wedding Tuesday September 7 officiated by an ordained minister. Businessmen contribute merchandise. Governor Hammill sought for address on one afternoon.
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Allison
Butter County Fair
Freeds
Hampton Main Granity Center
Durmont and
Dougherty
Gilkerson
Chicago Union Giants
Waterloo
Giants
Phace
T the Fair Association
Hinmmillk
Seed selection urged to dodge 1927 corn diseases
Ames Ia Sept 1 M He Burns plant disease extension worker at low State college says it is not too early to begin thin and about seed corn selection to avoid seed carrying mold spores. Early picking and storage of healthy green stalks reduces mold development and future crop risk. Selecting seeds from diseased ears or stalks with dry husks is not advised as they likely harbor infection. Early seed selection lowers next winter or spring labor and storage needs.
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Ames
M. He Burns
State College
Burns
Domestic wool market notices from New York and Ohio
Fragmentary report notes quiet wool domestic receipts in New York Ohio and Pennsylvania. It mentions mixed prices and reduced demand on a pulled basis with some reference to Texas and a few per pound figures.
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New York
Ohlo
Pennsylvania
Texas
Weather and grain markets shift on Canada rains
Crop prospects sway with widespread Canadian rainfall delaying spring wheat harvest and potentially lowering quality. Prices rise in Chicago trading while New York, Minneapolis, and Kansas City desks note mixed results for wheat, corn, oats, and oats while livestock futures edge lower.
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Chicago
Canada
Sc. Corin
Eptemic
Commission House
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Record
The page lists a fluid set of wheat price quotes across grades and types, including No 2 red and yellow hard, northern spring and winter varieties, with figures around 1.20 to 1.39 per bushel, plus market items such as rib and rib prices noted at 90.00 and 17.02 respectively. It reflects varied bid levels and terminal figures in a dated trading board format.
Prices of hogs off in Chicago market report
Chicago September 1. Hog prices decline with weaker bids and lighter trade. Slaughter and feeder hogs show lower quotes across weight ranges. receipts about 14 000. Sheep and lamb markets mixed with fat lambs steady and smaller carcasses down slightly.
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Liverpool
Midlands
Etrielly
See
New York
Totten Ee Owere Tover
Deventer
Janustry
Down
Chicago
Pie All & Prints
HaGs Celpis
Lef. Eyer
Stu Deyanyard
Sian
Weil
Seltigels
Stock market advances on brisk opening across industries
A brisk New York stock market opening showed broad gains with several heavy blocks traded in rail and oil shares. Prices for New York Central rose on a 1414 block, while Dupont opened higher than previous close as new industrial issues posted gains and quarterly dividends boosted investor confidence.
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York
Canvsideralike
United
Iau
Baltimore & Obi
Kesapetke & Olio
Western
Missouri
Paclle
Pere Marquette
Amu Boeke
Los
Americur Suniel
H. Congotvity
Poundation Co
American Super Refining
Tere Chantude
Onestag
New York
Reine
Badatte
Dupont
Ses
Provisions Market Update From New York Ledger
New York market notes show butter receipts at 12 429 tubs, cheese steady at 4 494 pounds, live poultry varied by price, and eggs at 12 807 cases. Regional prices listed include Kansas City and Idaho markets with figures for butter, eggs, and produce entries, reflecting a mixed demand and shifting stock levels.
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New York
Chicago
BAO Boi
Youngs Americ AH der Lembherns
Klek
Lurie
Kansas City
Atoe
Ikansity
Idaho
Colorado
Receipts and market notes from Sioux City and Peoria Livestock
Receipts around 3 600 head with slow markets and steady prices for fat steers and yearlings. Hogs show mixed results with top around 1405 and 1500 lot figures noted. Peoria reports steady cattle and hogs with limited early sales and top hogs near 14 to 15 dollars, while broader regional reports include representative sales and local community notices.
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Peoria
Local Residents Move and Travel Notices Across Town
Mr and Mrs J P Avonds and son David left Sunday for Valpa r ise Indiana where David will attend school. William Dreyer family returned Iven A Weeks trip to Brick ERs. Mr and Mrs R F Brices were here Saturday, shipping seeds and loading a car to Chearn Heizhis. They moved the remainder of their sons to Rockford to store. Rev SH Williams and family of ter mi THeven visited last Thursday and he delivered his first sermon on Sunday. Wiltin Vanterpen and family and Mrs Tohn Woonpedteyer left Thursday for Denver Colo. Vanterpens will pack their house and ship here. He will run his farm near Swanten next year. Miss Anna Lee Spieker left Friday for Chilequin Ore to attend Indian school. BR Mari C railroad agent at Austir TA moved his house goods here and into Paul Gerdes prop. He could not get houses Ge Austinville.
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Aiorge Thompson
Air
J. M. Igou
Tenald Harmon
Herlene Craver
la Porte City
Afra
Igou
Charge Kellar
Adelbert Tans
J. W. Stine
Elflinn
Fort Snerling
Minn
Whiinnes
G. AL VC
Nagroson
Roger
Durshawk En Routs Hoente
Clive Mettler
Magle Reel
Cal
Iowa
Margery
Nirmai Porbes
Manly
Kate Watt
Stel Peck
Roberts Nox Mmry
Whe
Walter
Dorieluth Uttenburg
Iron Im Iainhardy
Arenes
Kenry Hirsch
Plainfield
Tung
Wil Heine
Marty Madden
Ved Mfeines
Boisallum
Polsal
Will Keljac
Mo Ward
Thelma
Sfh
Bowes
Meslar
Will de Puew
Weldon
Phil de Puew
South
Ethel Rebb
Chicago
Viesii Stevenson
Misy Jaydia Scharpff
Ardeth Jones
Miss James
Sarah Jarvis
Reese Bolly
Ernest_ Hahn
Jake Th
Ass Dara Poppen
AmMington
Ang. Si
J. P. Avonds
David
Sundey
Valpamise
Ind
Willian Dreyer
Iven
Binck Ers
R. F. Brices
Chearn Heizhis
Rockford
Willians
Wiltin Vanterpen
Tohn Woonpedteyer
Denver
Colo
Swanten
Annaud
Lee Spieker
Chilequin
Ore
Lee
Austir Ta
Paul Gerdes
Ge Austinvlle
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Farm Bureau
Women's Department
Perrherans
John Seegers
Will Rucker
J. H. Brandt
Schroeder
Fercheran
Nelcinny
C. R. Bragg
J. H. Howe
Greene
Amare
Carl Hay
Yesterda
West
Lowe Farms
Want Hammill
Butler Co
New Barfey
Rasiers
Gota
Duire
Roglizs
Minner Metals Grain
Minneapolis
Slstirg
Pring
Hatice
Diacenatier
Tansas Iy
Cern
Harley
Toleda
Sauth St Paul
Lannikard
Chicipes
Prass
Aluy
Board of Trade
Herthecs Spies
Morthers
Helles
Chao
Tou
Stronz
Sligher
Stock Exchange
Courpibe
Jemlieu
Sioux City Livestock
Samson Brox
Marsh-Place
H. A. Morey
Clarksville
Starksville
Epi
H.R. Whapbell
Apple
Backbase State Park
Mont
Waugh
Blairstown
Marian Smith
Orient
Fuesday Weal
George Chamberlin
Schenevus
BR. Bulson
Miraly
Robert Surroughs
Boy
Apother
P. Martin
Mule Montagon
Frank Burroughs
Malmo
Minnesota
Carl Bergen
J. Is. Bergen
Ethel Wart. Waverly
Celia Corson
Arenhelz
Ves Shepard
Fore Yorks
Senminrie Ihe
Spttn Tinland
Austria
Slise
Argentina
Shanghai
Waele Meatread
la Ee
Mreaty Rand
Aes
Mighersta
Tsk
Wansas Samy
Fms Cohnters
Kenneth Grant
Sho
Waverly Hospital
Rome
Rs. W
Shafer
Main Street
Amenda Jepson
S Vol
Sum
Simith
Cresce
Vo Vo Harrell
Nordmas
A. W
Mason City
Ethel Bebb
New York City
Barbara
Ida
Jerome
Jamat Naghua
Pace
W. UH
Ferris
Zeb
Nas
Melbourne
France
Helen Quihel
Shirley Rant
Rey
Dan Bergen
Riley Briecheraby
Pates
Stanwood
Donovan Citterd Dey
Dement
Tie
Albert Hempstead
Melvin
Mitchell Mitchell
Saturnay
G. Dean Heckner
Grocery
Nation
E. W.trout
Herbert
Monty
Trout
Kinney Company
Beckner
California
John Clark
Cora Huston
J. At
Singer
Etanehe Nowak
Cedar Stupids Business College
Birs. Howard
Babcock
Slaseton
S. D
Dan Jones
Trev. O. ML van Swearingen
Jacobs
Osage
Mahood
Gueile Parkhurst
WH. Sanford
Minneapoli
P Tame
Ters
Joe Chernes
Ansgar
Henry Koshmeder
Rochester
Annette Feldt
Sfinnéapolis
Aeek
W. CG. May
C. F. Sharper
Gresham
A. D. Bowers
Mr. Bowers
Grace
Porethy Miter
Union
Cedar
Atvs
Matlin Heldiman
Scheef
Mornay
Bremer County Fair
Mr. Schoof
Chester
Pete Sey
A. Wral
Watertog Milla Qo
Eleiee
Switt & Co
Karkey Doar
Welghed
Secon
Allied Chemical & Dye - Lathy
Leghorn
Coeter Frei Thuth Packing Co
Baldwitz
Piaat, Salbimone & Obin Steers
Steel
Melfers
Seneger
Citor
Tae
Uli
Aera
Chicnga
AMI
St Paul
Ae A. Chipney
Noartinwern Pe
Pacific
Prine Hogs
Qee
Diver Corp
Aoo Lee
Ara Coen Cola Ehean
Colurachis Ieet
STAW
Fran Barelay & Sons
Corty
Cetn Bros
Electrie Paw
Tha Cita
Myst
Freeport
States Steel
Saad Goi
Dinos Coeur
Combustion Erno
Kre S. Co
Houlsvie & Nashville
Mackerbek
Marland Il
Sewer
Etroleum
Sin
Missouri Thueslie Po
Monsomnery Wird
Nata York
Anaterle
Packard Metor
Gavi
Vet
Arrow
Tae Sowtterry
Unui
Slasdapd
Stree Dacre Weber
Texas & Pacific
A. S
Hmifers
Waicht Weber
San
Weta
Chaice
Pawsy Fair
Tivestack
Tombrow
Aplington
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