Richeson Urges Corn Growers to Seek Real Farm Prosperity
Fort Dodge leader Richesson, president of the Town Corn Growers association, addresses a large state fair gathering defending true farm conditions. He critiques press reports on debt, deposits, and car sales, arguing real value lies in productive assets and fair market legislation to shield agriculture.
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Farmers urged to pool effort over fells and fields
Des Moines reports a United Press dispatch noting J. J. Ryan of Fort Dodge urged Iowa farmers to teamwork in farming and marketing rather than working alone. He warned against oil market manipulation and stressed collective action to stabilize prices and profits amid crop and fuel concerns.
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Outstanding Jersey Sire Pogis 99th Dies at 15
Pogis 99th of Hood Farm died at Randleigh farm Lockport New York at 15 years of age. A famed Jersey sire he attracted national attention for offspring showing, earning both gold and silver medals from the American Jersey Cattle Club. Of his daughters 109 completed 204 production tests and 32 sons qualified as proven on production records. daughters won 25 silver medals 19 gold medals and one medal of merit.
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Marble Rock Men Exhibit Duroc Sire Redeemer at State Fair
Marble Rock Iowa September 2 Special Edgar G Reed and Son breeders exhibit their famed Duroc Jersey sire Redeemer at the state fair. The two year old hog attracts much attention weighing about 1000 pounds and showing excellent type. Redeemer is by Col Mahiska and out of Good.
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Bremer No 3 Con Test tour inspection day
A Bremer County Bremer No 3 Con Test association first annual tour and picnic was held near Summer. The day included herd tours at Case farm and Diekman & Schrank, a Guernsey judging contest, and a soybeans patch inspection. Speakers praised organization value and county betterment.
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Farmers' Questions and Comments Column Update
Farmers address communication editor for the farm department. Morian Evening Carrier in Wafernon, Iowa. phone 5.00.
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Hog Judges Differ In Show Preferences At County Fair
Eastern Iowa county fair showcased two hog judges with divergent judging styles. One favored heavily conditioned hogs, even a lame pig, while the other preferred well developed frames with even width and less crowding. The second judge reversed earlier placings, highlighting belief that steadier growth yields better hogs as they age.
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Marsh urges Bremer farmers to inject business into farms
The keynote speech at a community meeting near Janesville urged applying business principles to agriculture. Marsh argued farm operations should be driven by efficiency, planning, and market-minded tactics to improve rural prosperity amid changing conditions. A. F. Hopne and others supported the push for better farm organization and prevention measures.
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Dairy Club Calves Clear in Bremer County Test
In Bremer county the club calves from accredited herds passed tuberculosis testing within 90 days of the fair. State veterinarian Dr. R A Moye of Manchester conducted tests for health eligibility ahead of the Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo from September 28 to October 4. All calves tested were free of infection.
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Pair in Fair Contest Pulls 3 425 Pounds and Breaks Record
Des Moines report of the Iowa State Fair shows Barney and Jim roan Percheron geldings, driven by M. A. Miles for Blue Line Transfer Co., breaking the world record in horse pulling contests. They drew 4 25 pounds in a 3 000 pound class, setting a new mark as crowds surged to view the feat.
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Produce Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
New York Sept 2 builders creamery items higher scores extras and various dairy products listed with prices. Cheese eggs poultry and dairy products appear with regional specifics and ranges. Chicago Sept 2 butter eggs cheese turkeys ducks roosters and other dairy items listed, with receipts and price ranges. Includes Kansas City and Omaha market notes on poultry butter and cattle and hog receipts and price movements.
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Kansas Dry Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas dry livestock trading shows mixed demand with calves and steers moving steadily at varying prices. Quality varies. many loads and prime grades hold firm, while lighter categories and some heifers show softer bids. Trade activity observed with notable figures in pony weights and liver stock quotes from Peoria and related markets.
Corn Has Quick Rise Farmers Feeding New Crop
The corn market rallied as demand stayed firm amid scarce old stocks and hot weather. Prices rose with December futures near 43 1/2 cents while wheat slipped and oats and barley also shifted. cash quotes across wheat, corn, and other grains showed mixed gains and losses as summer heat and German tariffs influenced markets.
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Sioux City Livestock Market Receipts Slip Amid Slow Demand
Receipts at Sioux City Livestock market reach about 2,206 with slow trade noted. Heavy cattle and yearlings show at around 5.25 while canners and mutters bring about 2.44 to 2.50. Dairy cows and heifers listed but worded unclear. market activity described as steady despite sparse trade.
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Chicago Hog and Cattle Market Report Dated Sept 2
Receipts across markets show hogs slow to steady with mixed weight classes, top hogs around 13.40 at East St Louis and 13.30 at Chicago, cattle trade very slow with higher quality steers reaching up to about 25, calves steady, sheep receipts and prices mixed, notable activity at St Paul and St Joe with varied prices across weight bands and grades.
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Prices Break on Stock Exchange and Markets Report
Prices on the stock exchange fell amid broad selling, with major U.S. industrials and steel shares dropping as bear traders extended operations. Baldwin Locomotive showed strength, while U.S. Steel and Nash Motors fell sharply. Kresge jumped to a record. Domestic and international grain and flour prices were steady to mixed, with wheat and oats noted, and Waterloo markets showing varied activity.
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Cotton price openings shift at Chicago and New York markets
In Chicago and New York on September 2, cotton futures showed early moves with October trading around 21.55 cents and December 21.78 cents, while March slipped to 21.506 and May rose to 22.15 cents. New York opening quotes put October at 22.176 cents per pound, up eight points, with January around 21.96 cents.
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