Dairy calf club teams win at Tama fair and head to Waterloo
LeNore Cole of Dysart and David Mitchell of Tracr led the Wolf Creek Pioneers to first prize in the dairy calf club demonstration at the Tama county fair. The team will advance to Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo, with 7,000 spectators watching. Other top teams from Arnquist Pioneers Dinsdale and Willing Workers Reinbeck earned places in the competition, while Geneseo Township led township booths.
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Toledo
LeNore Cole
Dysart
David Mitchell
Tracr
Wolf Creek Pioneers
Farm Bureau
Waterloo
Tama
Tama County
Arn~quist
Dinsdale
Dorothy Saunders
Jean Dinsdale
Margaret Brown
Fla West
Willing Workers Club
Geneseo Township
Mildred Mitchell
Beatrice Wilkinson
Edith “Mitchell
Marian Irvine
Geneseo-Clark Townships
Toledo-Howard-Crystal- Highland
Buckingham-Perry
Grant-Lincoln
Joe Robinson
Ames
Arnauist Pioneers
Willing Worker's
Reinbeck
Geneseo Live Wires
Buckingham
Frank W. Murphy
Wheeton
Minn
Cort Belt Federation
Murphy
Unusual cement block corn crib built near Traer Iowa
Traer Iowa Sept 5 Jaln Cooper prominent local farmer completed a striking cement block corn crib near Traer Tama county. The 24 1 2 by 42 1 2 foot structure rises 22 feet to the eaves and features oval ends and patent vented openings that shed water. With 11060 bushel capacity, 6500 for corn and the rest small grain, it includes a dump elevator powered by an electric motor and is claimed rat proof. Cooper says the project would cost over 4500 if built with all new material, but he reused two old cribs to save costs. Many locals and visitors have inspected the impressive building finished recently.
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Courier Special Service
Traer
Jaln Cooper
Tama County
Jbsts
Cooper
Livestock Show Highlights Top Winners Across Several Classes
Six firsts for Randall and four for Whitford in the Spotted Poland China division mark a strong showing at the Tama fair. Lyle Cooper of Toledo led Berkshire wins with six firsts and shared three top placings with Maxine Whitford in Berkshire and Poland China classes. Dinsdale Brothers and William Chizek showcased Shropshires and Oxford Hamp shires, with Dinsdale earning eight firsts and Chizek also taking the lone juvenile Dorset award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homolar
L. B. Stavely
Treer
Hampshires
Fred Lenhart
Montour
Frank Randall & Son
Toledo
Anton Chizek
Art Whitford
Maxine Whitford
Poland
Randall
Whitford
Berkshire
Lyle Cooper Toledo
Tama
Leonard
Melvin
Marley Dolash
Dolash
China
Leonard Pugh
Lyle Cooper
Dinsdale
Traer
William Chizek
Chizek
Oxfords
Dunkerton Cow Test Honors Shimp Herd August Leader
Shimp herd led the Dunkerton Cow Test for August with 584 pounds of milk and 25.8 pounds of butterfat. Katze and Cummings posted the second high with 581 pounds of milk and 24.8 fat, while the association average stood at 340 pounds of milk and 14.4 fat. Sixteen members feed grain to dry cows ahead of the next lactation, with several in the group supporting higher yields later. High herds included Hewitt Brothers and W H McIntosh & Son among others, in a report by Newnan Martenson.
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Dunkerton
Cummings
Katze
Hewitt “Brothers
Diercks
W. R. Knapp
Association
Early seed corn to be selected in Buchanan
In Buchanan County farmers plan to select early ripening seed corn within the next ten days. The move appears decisive this season as much of the corn will be husked soon and farmers want to ensure seed quality before leaving fields.
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Buchanan
New Wing Under Construction At Poultry House 15 Nearing Completion
The Dairy Cattle Congress approves a new 48 by 64 foot wing on the east side of Poultry House 15 to house the waterfowl show, part of the National Poultry Congress during Cattle Congress week. The addition replaces the canvas roofed structure and aims to accommodate larger entries and new prizes. A poultry clinic supervised by veterinary experts will offer daily lectures on diseases and examinations for show poultry.
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Altho
Dairy Cattle Congress
EB. Estel
National Poultry Congress
Estes
United States
Cattle Congress
American Water Fowl Breeders Association
Waterloo
Waterfowl Association
Poultry Congress
Jos, P. Schuy
The
Oval Congress
Pilots of Southern Cross buy Studebaker Presidents in Sydney
Kingsford Smith and Charles Winn, co pilots of the Southern Cross, have each purchased a Studebaker President eight state sedan delivered in Sydney. The long flight to Australia and the cross country press run by Norman Smith in a Studebaker Commander are cited as proof of Studebaker reliability and performance.
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Kingsford Smith
Charles Winn
Southern Cross
Studebaker
Sydney
Australia
Smith
Ulm
George A. Geerdes
Tocal Studebaker-Erskine
San Francisco
Aviations
Honolulu
Island
South Pacific
Norman Smith
Sydney Sunday Times
Freemantle
West Australia
West
Can Feed Barley to Swine if Sweetened
Representatives of a commercial feed company report a method to make Iowa hogs eat this year's barley crop. They grind barley with rats, mix into slop, and add a gallon of molasses per barrel. The hogs would not eat it without the molasses, a condition noted across western Iowa and extending to Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Ohla
Farmers Questions and Comments Invited Editor Mail
Readers may send questions and comments to the Editor Farm Department at Waterloo Evening Courier, Waterloo. Address communications to Editor Farm Department. Phone 6100.
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Wasterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Tows
Bearish wheat and dull corn trade in Chicago pit
In a quiet session at the Chicago wheat market bearish sentiment prevailed as prices eased from the previous day. Northwest demand and favorable crop news weighed, with light export interest and mixed moves in corn. Oats were steady to lower as frosts eyed Minnesota and North Dakota.
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Chicago
Northwest
Chitago Board of Trade
Minnesota
North Dakota
Chicago Board of Trade Cash Quotations for September Wheat and Grains
The Chicago Board of Trade quotes mixed grain prices with No 2 hard wheat at around 12, No 4 No 3 hard near 41.10, No 2 northern spring 82-08, and mixed grades from 1.03 to 2.00 for corn. Rye, barley, and Timothy seed show modest gains, with Cloverseed near 28 to 28.75 and livestock quotes for lard ribs and bellies listed.
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Chicago
Ashe & Ths
Omaha
Neb
Hog and cattle market report from Chicago auction
Receipts noted with hogs at 18,000 and cattle at 14,000 while market activity slowed. Top hogs fetched 31.00, with varied weights and packers quoting lower bids. cattle saw higher values for good and choice steers before a general softening in other classes. Week totals show 33,924 cattle, 44,794 hogs, and 54,479 sheep, compared with prior periods.
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Chicago
Carly
Baeves
CNS
Onslg. D. Price
Wweight
Iene
Wit
Ats
Wide swings as stocks advance in New York market
New York stock trading provided a volatile session with broad moves in high priced issues. Strong late rallies in Radio and General Motors contrasted with mixed early results as investors weighed rising member loans and anticipated federal reserve data.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve
Wilde
Radio
General Motors
Igans
U.S. Steel
Westinghouse Electric
Chrysler
Wright Aeronautical
Lehn É& Bink
Magma Copper
Louie Wiles Biscuit
American Power& Light
Warner Bros
Fox Film
Calumeta
Hecla
Americn Radiator
American
Sterling
Warner Brothers Gommon
American Car & Poundry
American Sm
American Sugar
American T. & T
American Tobacco
American Woolen
Boaseseyer Veerey
Atlantic Coast Line
Atlantic Refining
Baltimore & Ohio Bethlehem Steal
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
M. St. PB
Chicago
North Western
RT & B.a
Cheysler
Colorado Fuel
Colorado Gas & Electrin
Consolidated Gas
Seyes
Dodge Bros. A
du Bont
Erle 'S
T- Fleischmann
Freeport
Merifecott
Ouisville de Wash
Cerry
Mack
Marland
Kan
Tet
Missouri Pacific
Mid-Continent
Montgomery Ward
Nash “Motors
New York Central
N. WL
Hertford
Norfolk & Weshertt
Americas
Northern Previe Packard
Pam
Pet
Bess
Paramount Fam
Bas
Pennsylvania O
Phillips Petroleum
Postum Free Pullman
Reading
Rem-Rand
Rep
Iron & Steel - Reynolds Tobacco
Bassissere St. L
San
Seaboard Air Line
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Con
Oil
Southern Pacific Southern
Standard Oil
California
New Jersey
Standard O
Studebaker
Texas Corporation
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Texas & Pacific
Texas Pacific Ld
Timken Roller Bearing Union Garbide
Liberty
Liberty First
Treasury
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Mwolland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Grecko- Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Austria
Roumania
Brazil
Takto
Shanghai
Montreal
Provisions Market News from New York and Chicago
New York market reports show steady butter and cheese receipts totaling about 66 thousand tubs and cases, with poultry dressed demand steady. Chicago prices list butter and cheese varying by grade, with creamery stock and multiple poultry items pricing across standard and firsts, including turkeys and ducks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Agiec
Livestock Market Report From St Paul and Omaha
HOGS receipts about 4,000 with bids steady to 26 cents lower for various weights. CATTLE receipts 2,500 with vealers steady. stockers and feeders mixed. SHEEP steady. top fat lambs around 14.50. Omaha grain market notes No 1 hard wheat around 1.07, softs mixed. Kansas City hay receipts steady to slightly lower. prairie No 2 at 8.50 and Timothy unchanged.
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ST. Paul Livestock
St. Paul
Minn
Kansas City
Timothy
Bond Market Sees Mixed Movements In New York
The bond market showed irregular price moves with lighter trading. Magic Malls firm. Barnsdall warrants and Pathe Exchange 15s edged down fractions. Public Service of New Jersey 4 5/8s advanced. Dodge Bros 6s rose after days without change. St Paul 5s slight dip on 2,000 outstanding. foreign issues quiet. Al 5 government issues improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frice
Maghc
Barnsdall Bs
Pathe Exchange
Silo packing to begin this week across farms
Farmers expect silo filling to start soon despite uneven corn maturity. Pride of the North at Independence reports early fields already out of frost danger while many areas need about ten more days. Illinois Central survey shows Iowa corn acreage at 100 percent normal with crop condition at 65 percent. storms and heavy rains slow maturity and delay harvest.
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Buchanan County
Independence
Cedar Falls
Tllinois Central Railroad
Iowa
Tllinois
Ilinois
Rats and Mice Expense Account Summary
Rat and Mice expense items described with mention of a ready to use poison kernels product labeled Sure Kill priced 35 cents, sold at drugstores. The fragment discusses an annual account and rat control materials without clear event or outcome.
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David Mitchel
Charles Dawes
Coolidge
Congress
Hoover
House
Senate
Corn Belt Federation
Farmers Union
Grange
Midwest
Republian
Dyersville
W. F
Bal LaGrange
Iowa State College
Chinas
W. M. Montgomery
Arthur Dubachek
Pullmer Brothers
Irving
Elvin Thede
Gladbrook
Duroc
Marley Qplash
Iwelor
Young Herd
Traer Farmer
Shimp Herd
Dunkerton Ring
J. Edward Tufft
Dairy Congress
N. W
Aittle
Hungary
Czecho-Slovakia
Nab OC
Murray
U. S
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Trish Gobblers
Prom Weterson
Billy Coa
Ariington
Iea Ta
Fatinge
Rath Packing Co
T.o.b. Rath
Canners Arts
Venus
Ted
Yale
Browy
Board of Trade
Union
Minneapolis
Shimigats
Recelpta
Repu
Bhpls
EL St. Louis
Joseph
Sioux City
James E. Bennett & Co
Alb
LaSalle St
Beaver St
Lathyette
Ler Sr Lee
Black Hawk Loan Company
Lafayette Bldg
Frederick Shanks
Republic OF
Chile
New York Stock Exchange
Commercial National
BANK
Tawa
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