Calf Show Highlights in Black Hawk and Marshall Counties
Black Hawk County calf prospects and beef club results outlined as Marshall and Keokuk youths showcase Herefords and Shorthorns. Emma Goche of Marshallowa leads gains with a 45 to 189 pound increase in nine months, while Keokuk entrants post top placings in junior and senior classes. Marshalltown hosts events with auctions following the show.
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Kndson
Black Hawk
Des Moines
Jack Hawk
Marshilh
Breede's
Bedford
Emma Goche
Marshallowa
Iowa
Kin Cal
Carl Medford
Vie Vall
Wulse
Fred
Prey Henry
Vector Matls
Ed Aschenbrenperlon
Traer
Marshall County
Keekek
Winarrs
Keokuk
A.J. Minish
Secior
Mr. Minish
Pepe
Minish
Philip McLeaane
Mase Jey
Leyes
William Dow
Mershall County
Marshalstown
Marshalltown
Water and Light Plant in Modern Farm Home Shell Rock
The article describes a farm residence with running water, an iceless refrigerator sunk into the ground, and an electric plant supplying power to the house and barn. Neal’s farm productivity is noted with oats yield, and a Kansas City firm supplied white-fatted stock. Workers and farm bureau support the range and mineral feed used in Butler, Bremer, and Franklin counties.
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Shell Rock
J. S’ Neal
Grenn Lewis
Neal
Kansas City Commission
Ater Farm Bureau
Butler
Bremer
Pranklin
Scottish nobleman visits Iowa farms to study cattle feeding
William Haldane, a Scottish government official in charge of education expenditures, and his daughter Edinhyret visited Ames and Indiana State College to study general and feeding problems in agriculture. They toured United States and Canada, including five days at Union Stock Yards in Chicago to observe livestock marketing and dressed meat production.
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Ames
William Haldane
Mise
Daug
Tia
Edinhyret
Onand
Indiy State College
Contry
Wraming
Haldane
Scarland
Sradiratus 4N Agriculture
Oxford
United States
Canada
Chicago
Union
Farmers Questions and Comments Invited
Inquiries and remarks are welcome addressed to the Editor Farm Department at the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Iowa. Communications should be directed to the given phone number for correspondence.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Evening Courier
Towa
Horticultural Show Promised With Strong Exhibits
Herrick notes every indication points to a successful horticultural exposition in Waterlon with diverse demonstrations. Nebraska State Horticulture officials outline plans at the Dairy Cattle Congress grounds Hippodrome, featuring farm exhibits, fruit and flower displays, and educational programs led by extended-station staff and local organizers.
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Waterlon Noy
Herrick
Secretuy
Merrick
Phos
Drestrel Trent
Nebraska
UN Dmisetio I
Agricultral Exten Stare
Brate Coblegere
Rue Hite
Hays
Girie
Sane
Flowin
Howe
Tad
Lovey
Hed
Hoxia
Jecallous
Ivkae Lewinge
Wattectuos
Harrington
Mowsan Waterlon
Berris
Ehauipran
Exshibins
Slieketg
Ames
Elmer Waserty
Comtiteot Bry
Seletibes
Ima
Amos Hos
Biden
Cones
Paine
Vo Molsingere
Charles Sherwoot
Waterloo
Dow Molngs
Peni Nesery
Wits
Lowish
Triplet Calves At W D Strayer Farm Draw Attention
Triplet purebred Jersey heifer calves at the W D Strayer farm two miles east of Vere attract local notice. Born Sept 1 they arrive as a rare trio with the dam a seated cow. two of the calves are heifers and all three are progressing well. The Creeders' Gazette requested a photo for publication.
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W. D. Strayer Farm
Widson
W. D. Strayer
Creeders’ Gazette
Chleaen
Nas
Ass'ns Tour Saturday in Black Hawk Bremer and Buchanan
A regional gathering is planned for next Saturday September 1 hosted by Black Hawk Bremer and Buchanan county associations. Attendees from Ost déshciadion muiders and local growers will hear talks on farm records and dairy breeding amid a dinner and program featuring River Gderkirk and others.
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Black Hawk
Bremer
Buchanan
TNS
Coudh Gorin
Rocerda
Soccin Timbers Hive
Aire
Ackley Flower Show Draws Crowds in Display Windows
Ackley showcased a flowering exhibit with windows arranged to please visitors. Prizes were awarded for artistic and decorative displays. Despite timing questions, the event drew crowds and highlighted local horticultural efforts by the Four County Agricultural Improvement association.
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Ackler
Ander
Ackley
Hogret Lal Wits Accompiistive
Fapasirien
Icts
Rpppochii
Oflawers
HIN
al Puréfos
County board member warns farmers may fare worse
Ov V county board member Bl Decker says farmers may be worse off, voicing concern after touring farms near Shenandoah and Monticello. He and family members visited Mrs Necker’s farm and viewed greenhouses, nurseries, and a radio broadcasting station at Feilds’ Breenhouse, noting hardships in crop yields.
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Decker
County Board
Cain
P BP
Rathe Erland
Monticelto
Page County
Necker
Shenandoah
Faelds
Breenhouse
Grapes Expected to Yield Poorly This Season
observations by local orchardists and earth-dealers indicate a cooler, retarded growing season. Dailey and Parker reported grapes will be lighter than usual with delayed ripening and scarce color. Parker notes protection of vines may influence quality. Normal yields around 4000 to 5000 pounds for Parker's estate may drop if cold wet spells persist.
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Wilterloo
Ardin
Dailey
Ives
Dailey’s
Charles Parkers
Parker
Hnds Central Railway
Manchester
Delaware
First Registered Ayrshires Right for Carr's Farm
Fragmentary OCR text discusses Ayrshire cattle and a Carr's Farm in a historic registration context. The readable lines mention names and places, but the overall meaning is obscured by garbled characters and missing details.
W C Runet to Show at Poultry Congress
W C Runet will display exhibition birds at the American Poultry Congress in Kejmberk. His birds travel from Marshalttown to aid the congress events, with previews shown at Grundy Center and Grundy Center fair. The sweepstakes prize at the state fair was noted in a recent issue.
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W. C. Runet
Mats Ty
Poulry
American Poultry Consrese
WyeTlag
Sre
Marshaltttown
Asean
Osage
Nes Moines
Uncertain Gorn Crop Raises Question of Demand for Cattle
Des Moines reports uncertain corn problems affecting cattle feeders. Approximately 90009 fewer steers sold since spring compared with last year, with total May to August receipts down about 2,000. Many plan to hold stockers for fall gain, while others offer light weights for rapid finish this winter as market prospects shift amid lower prices and bank inquiries for steer supplies.
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South Dakota
Nebraska
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Geelons
Towa
Lowa
Develon
Tenis
Tony
Comet
Wheat slips after early gains amid frost fears and market unsure
Chicago and New York grain desks report wheat retreating from earlier strength as frost forecasts weigh on corn and wheat futures. Prices pared gains with mixed cash quotes and selling pressure. traders priced in potential frost impacts while bets on a bullish crop outlook faded.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ari Hoon
Market rally lifts stocks after Maine election result
A spirited New York trading session followed the Maine election news with United States Steel and other leaders advancing. Rail shares led gains as investors covered shorts and bought for long positions, while some leaders pulled back on profit taking. Foreign exchanges opened steady as bonds and utilities mixed.
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Activa
Maing
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Americ Cowana
Overland
Union Pacific
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Union Bag’ and Paper
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Canadian Pacific
Tenewell
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American Sugar
American Tel & Tel
American Woolen
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York
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Seaboard Air Line
Leebuck
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Stoss-Sheffiell Steel & Iron pSoeathern
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Idebiker Corporation “Co. “ Rodnets Sss
Entinental Oib
Pacific
Hog and cattle market report with mixed price changes
Receipts show hogs active with 5 to 25 cent gains and uneven cattle trade. Demand remains rippling, orders slow, with prices for various hog classes and sow weights listed. Cattle: steers and heifers bid unevenly with some steadiness for heavy feeders, western offerings lower, grain-fed cows slow. Sheep see steady demand and firm prices for prime lot offerings while feeders and lambs show light movement.
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Chicago
Sept
Monda
Britssery
Hite Dune
Ausagen Huis
Mae
Itkers
Ught
Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
Produce prices feature steady dairy and poultry rates with scattered gains and declines. Notable items include creamery products firm to higher, whole milk and skim milk mixed, turkeys and chickens steady, fowls and eggs varying by grade, and butter unchanged amid overall market fluctuations.
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Chicago
New York
O York
iiFi
Jamie Fats
Guades
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Demand
Sioux City market notes slow turnover with steady to lower prices for steers and yearlings, cows and heifers varying by class, veals and bulls showing modest gains. Hog receipts around 7,000 with top near 9.60, mixed lots and high-finish shows. Sheep receipts about 200 with steady, subdued trading.
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Sioux City
Sioux
Waterloo market prices and items listed for September 9 1934
Market notices from Waterloo Iowa show prices for oats, rye, barley, spring wheat and other grains, plus butter, potatoes, hay, cattle, hogs, and poultry. Quotations by Swift and Co. reflect farm produce values and deliveries to the Waterloo packing plant at noon.
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Waterloo
Porte
Packing Co
Swift & Co
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