Grundy Juniors Dominate County Livestock Show
Grundy County fair opening drew about 3000 as Grundy Juniors dominated prize winners. Leo Huisman Wellsburg won grand champion baby beef with a smooth uniform shorthorn calf. Jay Reese New Providence topped Angus entries and Harold Halnach Grundy Center won reserve overall.
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Grundy Center
Leo Huisman
Wellsburg
You Sharthor
Grundy County
Huismin
Jay
Ly J. Reese
New Providence Avestock
Harold Halnach
Angus
Ihe
Tent Reynolds
Whitten
Heraford
Lambert ‘Bunger
Wellsbore
Crone
Flarm Kuiick
Holland
Dorothy Miller
Russell ‘Messer
Grundy
Celasting
Wood
Frank Miller
Beaman
Ogine
Hélen
Betty
Transcharger
Dike
Dwight Crouse
Guernsey
Eugene Crouse
Stundy
Genter
Dale
Shirk
Grundy Geneter
George Dew
Mortin
Floyd’ ‘Coulter
Conrad
Aveer
Roland Coulter
Delbett
Grundy Genteryv
Donald Shirk
Linho
Gerond
Voetberg
Poland
China
John Stubbs
Terbert Huisman
Avas
Whde
Beving
Ackley
Lilianss Schultz
Grundy Cetter
Delbert
Schulz
Paul Schultz
Fisb
Hnampshires
Potatoes Harvested From Sixth Of An Acre Claim
E Metz, of Round Prairie township near Fairfield Ta, claims the title of champion potato raiser for the region after harvesting 70 bushels of White Pearl potatoes from a one sixth acre plot. The ground measured 35 rows by six rows, planted April 1, with seedlings producing unusually uniform fruit weighing 23 4 pounds each. If continued, an acre would yield about 480 bushels, though Metz intends only enough for his family with many bushels left for winter sale.
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Fairfield. Ta
Metz
Round Prairie Township
Here
Questions and comments for the Editor at the Waterloo Courier
Readers send inquiries and remarks to the farm department of the Waterloo Evening Courier. Communications should be addressed to the Editor via the Waterloo post office or newsroom phone 6100.
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Waterloo
Phope
Dinsdale's Shropshires fund college at Missouri
Tama county farmer Albert Dinsdale owns 40 purebred Shropshires bought a decade ago from L. Bitterman Mason City. Show winnings and ram sales have paid most of his University of Missouri expenses while he studies animal husbandry. Dinsdale has earned over 900 from hogs and sheep on show circuits, with more sales planned before he returns to school.
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Traceyta
Bitterman
Mason City
Albert
Dinsdale
Tama County
Tama
University of Missouri, Columbia
Dinsdale Shropshires
Benton County
Vinton
Cedar Valley
Cedar Falls
Toledo
Hampshire
Oxford
L. B. Stavely
Sac City
Benton
Cedar, Falls
Nashua
Bremer
Imak University of Missouri
St. Louis
Wichita
Kansas City
Chicago
Gast Call
Missouri
Fayette Bureau Awards for 1964 County Farm Club Winners
Fayette Bureau of the County Farm Club awarded six silver cups for top club work. Walter Humphry West Union won the Baby Beef club cup with a Shorthorn steer that gained 2.4 pounds daily. Rex Pieplow Aurora won Holstein in dairy calf, Wayne Robison Maynard won sheep club trophy, and Putnam township poultry club led by Mrs. Leo Berry with 26 pens. Ralph Adams Waucoma won Market Pig daily gain trophy with crossbred barrows gaining 2.37 pounds daily at 154 days old weighing 212 and 213 pounds. cost per pound was six and two thirds cents.
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Courier Special Service
Fayette
Fayette Country Farm
Bureau
Walter
Rex Pieplow
Aurora
Raymond Ho¢gerine
Wayne Robison
Maynod
Wayne
Putnans Township
Leo Berry
Arlington
Harlan Township
Ralph Adams
Waucoma
Fruit Beverages Promised If Real Juices Used Not Artificial
Des Moines reports Carl N. Kennedy assistant secretary of agriculture warned the chemist may replace the horticulturist in fruit flavoring unless real fruit juices are used. He urged using peaches plums pears berries grapes apples and other fruits to create a wholesome whole fruit beverage with steps for washing cutting removing pits grinding lemon juice chilling and diluting with water before serving with sugar date or prune juice.
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Des Moines
Carl N. Kennedy
Kennedy
Fayette Club Boys Take Second at State Fair Booth
Payette County Dairy Calf club exhibit placed second among seven county booths at the state fair scoring 424 points. Wayne county led with 443, Madison took third with 630, while Harmiton Jasper and Pocahontas entered sheep pig and general 4 H booths. Lewis Garnier Maynard explained the dairy board and John Doughty demonstrated the dairy helper development.
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Fayette. Ja
Payette County
Wayne County
Fayette County
Madison
Harmiton
Jasper
Pocahontas
Booth
Jerseys Lead Cedar Falls Test Ring in August Production
Cedar Falls Iowa September report shows Anton Christiansen Jerseys top August production with 627 pounds of milk and 29.4 pounds butterfat from 33 cows. The high cow: Wessel Jersey at 57.4 fat and 1,794 milk. Average across 435 cows in 38 rings: 436 pounds milk and 16.8 fat. 89 cows dry. Other top herds listed include Gedar Fally Holsteins and Jerseys from Muney, Hansen Merner, Grapn, Winter, and Jensen among others.
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Cedar Falls
Jersey
Anton
Christiansen
William Shannon
Christian Seir
Christian
F. G. Wessel
Joe
Greany
Jesup Girls Win at State Fair Contest
Jesup girls from the Perry-Westburg Sunshine club won second place at the Des Moines state fair demonstration contest for sensible and attractive footwear. Viola Patten and Maxine Gledson represented Jesup with Miss Gladys Martin. They previously won first in Buchanan county at the achievement day program.
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Jesup
Des Moines
Viola .Patten
Maxine Gledson
Perry-Westburg
Buchanan County
Gladys Martin
Thanksgiving Turkeys May Cost Households More
Worth Texas reports turkey raisers expect pricier birds this year due to a 10 to 20 percent fall in market fowls caused by disease and drought. One producer lost 800 of 1000 birds, while 1927 prices show farmers received 25 to 27 cents per pound live, about 50 cents for dressed birds.
The Rhyming Farmer and a Boy’s First Independence
A mother recalls her son’s growth into self sufficiency as he earns his first wages and purchases a ring, writes with flourish, and practices his signature. The piece muses on independence bringing pride and a hint of sadness as a child becomes a self supporting young man.
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John Henry
Iosaa
Wheat steadies in closing trade with modest gains
Chicago closing shows wheat up 4 1 4 to 4 3 4 cents while corn and oats hold steady. Autumn forecasts and Manitoba export demand buoyed prices as receipts and ship bookings shift. Grain markets turnout mixed as September futures rise slightly amid unsettled weather in grain provinces and steady cash bids.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Representative Dales Livestock at Union Yards
Kansas City market report notes representative sales at Union Yards with 65 cars of acelots unchanged. Chicago figures dated Sept 6 show livestock catalog including ORs.
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Representative Dales Livestock
Union Yards
Kansas City Hay
Kansas City
Chicago
Ors
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Reported for Wheat and Grains
Chicago market notes Sept 26 show quotes for wheat varieties ranging from No 3 hard to sample grades with values around $1.00 to $1.12. Nicer prices listed for No 4 yellow and white classes, oats and barley appear at varied lows and highs, with Timothy seed and clover seed also priced. Provisions figures are listed but unclear in detail.
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Chicago
ST. Louis
St Louis
Ian
Hogs Firm to Higher Market as Receipts Hit Week Peak
Chicago reports 17 000 hogs received with prices steady to higher than Wednesday's. top hogs at 19.10 for choice 180 210 lb. cattle receipts 7 000 with fat steers and yearlings active and priced up to 14.95. sheep receipts 24 000 with fat lambs firm and ewes and feeders steady. week-to-date totals show large cattle and hog numbers versus last year.
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Chicago
Vewters Umuk-fedi
Stocks End Mixed as Liquidity Fears Weigh Markets
Trading closed irregular after heavy early buying in oil and utility shares. Briggs Manufacturing and Republic Steel hit new year highs while General Motors and Radio slipped on fears of higher Federal Reserve loan rates. Total volume around 4.2 million shares with brokers cautious on overall credit conditions.
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Catt
Mahey
Joans
Madio
General’ Motors
Federal Reserve
Briggs Manufacturing
Republic Tron
Steel
Labert
Curtiys Aero
Wes. Agai
Y Heavy
Tidewater Associated Cl
Houston Oil
Andreanda Copper
General — Electric
Bethlehem Steel
Freeport Texas
King Department
International
Combustion Radio
Earty
Agaliy
Fox Film
California ‘Petroleum
Warner
Qulian
Pew
High Ground
Texas Corporation
Marland
Sinclair
Standard Gi
New York
Park & Thford
Kolster Radio
Gaiumett& Heels
American Safety Razor
Chrysler
General Motors
Radio
Warther Brothers
Hudson & Manhattan
Vanadium Steel
Grand Union
Chem
Aimerican Can
American Car & Fay
Esas American Locomotive
American Radiator
American Sm
American Sugar
sAmerlcag Tt. & T
American Tobacco B
American Woolen S.s
Anaconda Armour
Atchison
Atlantic
Atlantic Refining
Baltimore’ & Ohio
Bethlehem Steed
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohiophic
M. St. P. É& Pac
Chicago & North Western GR le Pe
Ghrysler
Colorado
Ee Golatado Gas & Electric
Consolidated Gnas Cort Produits Dodge
Hros
Ericsson
Fielschmann Freepost
Texas General Electric
Ssesse General Railway
Gillette Safety Hazel Sey Eyer
Great Northern
Great Northern Iron Ore
Greene Can
Veereyeneree Hudson
Farvester
Nickel
Tel
Kansas City
Kennecott
Toursville & Magic
Morland Oil
Kan
Mid-Continent
Missouri Pacific
Montgomery Ward Nash Molars
Central Oity N
N. OH
Hartford
American Northern Pacific
Packtrdssievees
Am. Pat
Paramount Fam
Las Pennaslyoninesses
Philips Petroleum
Fostum
Sears
Rorbuck - Sinclair
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Standard On
California
Standard Qi
New Jersey
Standard OW
Studebaker
Tex
Guilt Sulphur
Pac
Serereers Timken Baller Bearing Union Carbide
Kp Geen Ce
Wortinghouse Electric
Woolworth
Treere
Liberty Ronda
Bonds
Liberty
Atberty
Alence
Ensyi
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Germany
Wolland
Nor
Brazil
Provisions and Produce Markets Across Cities
New York receipts 17 099 cases poultry live first chickens by freight by express 34 40c. Chicago butter eggs cheese and poultry quotes with varying prices. Liverpool and other markets note steady business and futures movement. potatoes receipts 79 cars on track 285 cars total U S shipments 641 cars with prices for Irish Cobblers and Enclosed stocks.
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New York
Chicago
aIci
Bbc
Americas
U. S
Kansas
Braska
Minnesota
TagPeso
Wisconsin
Livestock Market Report From St Paul Stockyards
Receipts at South St. Paul Minnesota include 2,500 cattle and 2,500 sheep with steady to higher trends. Steers and yearlings strong to 25c or more higher with averages around 1,130 pounds at $18.45. calves steady around $11.50 to $17. Hogs open active, up to 15c higher with 210-pound averages near $14.50 and sows around $11.00 to $12.25. Sheep steady with good demand for best grades and packers paying around $30 for top lots.
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Soenenes
Viebtatereres
Waterloo
Prom Waterloo Milx Co
Abington
Wits & Co
Farmers Dam
Wreerine
Caltrey
Fendt Raestebre
Prom Reth Packing Co
BRO
Apt Tees
Wit Bulls
de Fee
Eaey State
Ceeetee
Peime
Fair Packers
Jows Flour d& Feed Co
Ken Timothy
Oniorroy
ST. Paul
St. Paul Minn
Chicago
Sec
Indianapolis
Sioux
Lee
Lambs
Tully Steady
Top
Ewest
Bond Market Delicate Movements Amid Call Money Tightness
In New York the bond market showed narrow and erratic price shifts as banks called loans totaling 25 million 40 thousand before noon. Seaboard Air Line 8s Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern 5s and Chicago Northwestern 5s rose while Canadian National 4 8s Burlington 4 8s and Lowes drifted lower. Liquid Carbonic 5 rose to a fresh high of 194 highlighting irregular industrials. Government issues were uneven and the foreign list steadied with Maximo Gashead among the notable movers.
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New York
Witke
Talis
Seaboard Air Line
Chicago
Terre’ Waute
Southeastern
Northwestern
Canadian National Railway
Burlington
Max- Ino Ge
U. S
Financial and grain market updates across multiple midwest exchanges
The report aggregates bank debits and chattel mortgage weekly totals alongside Kansas City and Peoria grain prices. It lists September 5 and 7 figures, instrument filings to date, and year comparisons, with wheat corn and oats quotes from Kansas City, Peoria, and St. Louis exchanges. The piece also notes New York market temperatures and commodity prices in brief.
Sioux City Livestock Summary Reliefy Market Report
Sioux City market notes show cattle receipts near 1000 with steadier steer prices. Hogs strong with top around 13.80 and most weights 12.25 to 12.50. sheep and lambs steady with top near 14.75 and bulk about 14.50 to 14.90.
Kansas City Hog Market Reports Sept 6
Kansas City hogs receipts 7 500 slow uneven mostly steady with Wednesday's average top 12 50 for choice 190 to 310 pounds mids 250 to 330 pounds. sows 9 0 to 11 0. stock pigs 70 to 130 pounds around 5 10 to 7 5.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
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