Soybean Growth and Industry Discussed at Iowa Field Meeting
Iowa State College hosted a Keokuk field meeting of the National Soybean Growers Association with farmers, breeders, and industry reps. Attendees heard experiment station results on soybean production, quality grading, and feeding value, with final decisions pending a winter session at the International Livestock Exposition.
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Ames
Hawas State College
Ke Yy
National
Suys Growers’ Association
C. Bexl
West Virginia
Association
International Livestock Exposition
Chicvany
Towa
Br. W. H. Stevenson
Iowa State College
Iowa
OW. de, Morse
United States Department of Agriculture
C. M. Woodworth
Ilinois
Giren
J. R. Barr
J. R. Edmonton
Tehigt
Attica
Ind
uUius
Champaign’ County
Bradley
Chicago Heights
Earl Weaver
Dairy Husbandry Department
Lessles
Towa State College
Blue Ribbon Honors for Hardin County Farm Display
Hardin County won a state fair blue ribbon for its farm display judged under the Hardin County Farm Bureau guidance. The exhibit emphasized county crops with three main plants highlighted and a booth design echoing the court entrance. Humboldt County was runner up.
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Hardin County
Humboldt County
Farmers Questions and Comments Invited
The Waterloo Evening Courier invites readers to address their questions and comments to the Farm Department at 1900 Editor, Waterloo, Iowa. Communications should include the reader’s name and address.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Awe
Veteran Forecaster Predicts Frost Delay to Oct 1
Veteran observer Jowan Believes frost will hold off until October 1 aiding crop yields. Local farmers report warm weather sustaining planting and hopeful forecasts for replanting if frosts recur.
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Jowan
Frost
Hardin cows keep threshing seeding large crowd at fair
Eldora and Allison Iowa Sep 4 The Hardin County Cow Testing association July results show cows producing 774 pounds of milk and 28 pounds of fat per cow up from July 2020. Rex Finster led purebred Holsteins with 145 pounds milk and 3 5 pounds fat. J N Martin and others follow with varied yields. At Butler County fair livestock judging continues with poultry and dairy classes, high prizes awarded to Holsteins, Jerseys, and Shorthorns amid mild attendance and favorable weather.
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Eldora
Hardin County Cow Testing Association
Rex NL. Finster
J. XN. Martin
McCord
George Nalte
Fiolst
Bessie
Jewel
Iatdin County
Branemier
Hubbard
Ressie
Wisconsin
Allison
Butler County Fair
Javer
Girow
Oscar Grow
Cedar Falls
Ralph Edwards
Wright County
bin Hindstaht
Frank Hill & Sons
Shell Rock
F. 8Urroughs
Alg
Larsen
Jackson
Tengoegerto
Pittsford
Warner J. Tint
Winterian
Poultry Congress Building to be Decorated for Event
The Waterloo Poultry Congress plans a Monday night decoration of the Dairy Cattle Congress grounds interior and display arrangements for the coming exposition. J P Schuy secretary notes a main entries list, with breeders urged to enter promptly. A new spring this year should ease entry disqualification issues and premiums, with displays including pheasants and county exhibits scheduled for Sept. midnight backdrop.
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Waterloo Poultry
Dairy Cattle Congress
Toval
J.P. Sehuy
Save
Aesuranes
CL Brandt
Ureed
Ureed Breeders To Risindy
Bea
Congress
Rivbtyns
Peecint
Ivan
Eames
Midnizhy
Beef Interests Meet at Hudson to Discuss Club
Beef interests from Hawk County invite junior feeders and youngsters to a Saturday meeting at Seelock to discuss forming a beef club. The gathering aims to sponsor a countywide effort, with about 10 youths signing commitments and more expected.
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Hudson To Talk Club
Flirdson
Seelock
Hawk County
Oppor Dunity
Heel Bresders
RUNFT FINDING READY DEMAND FOR CHESTER WHITES THIS SEASON
Trelbeck Ta Sept 3 Arthur Mr Kuntt shows his Chester White herd at Grundy County fair. He notes a strong demand for Chester Whites this season following wins at Town Star fair and Des Moines show. He sold Sterling siluit Jr to William Buehler for 756 dollars and reports continued sales and flourishing business from good stock.
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Trelbeck
Arthur
St Web
Elkis
Rullett
Board May Not Choose Burger Successor Tonight
A Waterloo meeting of Black Hawk County Farm Bureau directors will focus on selecting a successor to A. A. Burger as county agent. Candidates include H. R. Schroeder of Marion, Allen of Sigourney, J. L. Uban of Oseenla, and another man. Some expect no decision, while others plan to review the field alongside two Iowa firms noted for recent Belgian prize wins at the state fair.
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Lindberg
Gustamary
Alvin Stansen
Mr. Wildberg
Coulter
Franklin County
Black Hawk
Burger
HW. R. Schroeder
Marion, Inn
WOR. Allen
Sigourney
J. L. Uban
Oseenla
Black Hawk County Farm Bureau
Greater Waterloo Association
Ecounty
A. A. Burger
Livloven
Tin
Roy Munger
Waterloo
Leroy Munger
Rosco Shotri
Abondax
Buran
West Union
Sun
Walker Mini
Hurmnm
Dela Turelerty
Oelwein
Utaruex
Teyebbnis
Delhi
Era
Dertiinger Valley
Pune
Beathutie Ehure
Tordainy Co
Alter
Tie + tel and
Cat
Charles
Rora
Rey
Atrs
Healey
Peyis
Titus
Arman
Eber
Grains Close Stronger Wheat Recovers After Early Loss
Wheat moved higher as favorable harvest weather in Canada and export demand supported prices after an initial drop. Corn and oats dipped on weak tone while wheat futures rallied late, with September and December contracts in the 1.24 to 1.29 range. Provisions remained weak as grain markets paused amid mixed U.S. quotes from Chicago and Minneapolis grain marts.
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Associated Press
Canada
Liverpool
United Kingdom
Chicago
Charita
Hogs Slowed by Market Dip as Cattle Rise
Hog prices eased 10 to 15 cents with slow demand while cattle strengthened. Pig grades largely unchanged, top hog around 310.20 per hundredweight, with varied figures for packing and feeder buyers. Beef and veal showed broad demand with yearling heifers up to 310.25, cows around 4.50 to 6.06, and lambs trading near 12.75 to 13.00. Slaughter hogs and fat cattle demand mixed amid lighter receipts of 33,006 head.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Tore Adly
Mady
Steen
Associated Press
Id Fonds
Slaughter
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Cipts
Bologna
Lamson Bras
AL Morey
Singereby
Stocks Drift With Few Clear Trends At Open
New York stock markets opened with uncertain direction as steel and copper issues moved little. DuPont, Potash, and several rail and utility shares showed mixed moves while sugar issues gained, leaving overall sentiment steady to slightly down with a heavy close anticipated.
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Associated Press
New York
Toodyear
American Agricultural Chemical Preferred
Gas Company
Denombia Gas
Brooklyn Union Gas
Prive
DuPont and Postum
Wieher
Altho ‘Union Pawill Wesse
Colorado Fuel
Crucible Steel
American Can
American Woolen
National Lewd
Davison Chemical
American Smelting
General Melectr Stewart Warner
Stromberg
Railway Steel Spring
Woolworth and
Associated Dry Goods
DuPont International Cement’ G
Auled Chemical & Dave aAmerican Can Cone Ae
American Car & Foundry
Median International
iAmerican Smelting & Ret
Plmerican Bugar
American Tel & Talo
Tobiecomerican Woolen
Amer, Zinc
Lead &Nicenda Copper
Atchison Pe
Atlantic Coast Line
Ballwin Lorcomotive
Baltimore & Chio Rothtenenmstrey
California
Canadian Pacific Central Leather Cerra de Pasen
Chandler Motors
Mil Chicago
R. J
Chile Capner
Ooca Cola Ee
Congoleum
Consolidated Corn Products
Casden
Crovible Steel
Cuba
Davison
Chemice du Pont de Erie
Genera General Motors
Great Northern
cMui States Steel
Houston
Ae ‘Winds Central
Tnternational
fHlarverter Int
Mhto Wectseens Invincible
tMack
Oes Wise Marland
Moxerell Math
Missouri
Missouri Pacific
Orleans
Tex
Eestoard Air Line
Searshoeneckms
Narfon
Weunae
Maibway
Old
Standard OP
Standard OF of Moat
Lindebaker Centoration Texas Co
Pexas Fe Pocificahacea Provnets Y Transcontinental Mrton Poeifie
Ted Drur
Ted Drur Ps. B. Cast Tras Pipe Viah Copper - Prestinetoansy
Willys-9rerlant Woolworth
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
Produce prices from Chicago and New York markets show changes across dairy items poultry and eggs. Notices mention butter eggs and poultry receipts, with firmer quotes for some firsts and unchanged for others while foreign exchange and Liberty bonds update accompany market chatter.
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Chicago
New York
Beese
St. Louis
Paultry
Mangas City
Kansas
Choy Ale
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Negice
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Poultry Congress Building
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Waterloo Co
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