Butler County Fair Closes After Weather Delays
Thousands attended the Butler County fair in Allison as rain and gate receipts affected attendances. Awards went to Robert Fatit, Earl Stukenburg, Clinton Marsh, and others in beef and pig classes while the Busy Bee and Sus clubs led exhibits. The horse and cattle displays drew strong competition and plans for a new boys and girls club building emerged.
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Robert Fatit
Earl Stukenburg
Clinton Marsh
Lawrence Burzhifé
Wenneth Slowe
Raymone Cheney
Gleland Myers
Poland
China
Elmer Moora
Russell Hill
W. B. Hamilton
Pranklin County
Butler Rain
Howard Geson
Iowa
Stuce Dairy Association
Dairy Club
John Sessler
Jienny Sessler
Orville Miller
Busy Bee Club
Emmer Orford
Harley Minsen
Raymond Stukenburg
Orla van Hreuen
Frank Cheney
John Lilbrands
Uarelt Hilbrands
Plorence Muller
Aviene Hansen
Christina Sessler
State Holstein Association
Orlo van Hanen
Harley Himnsen
Emmett Atford
Clut Osnade
Veothns
Floral Hall
Jain Pow Club
Sus Club
Clovertear Eclub
Walter J. Hunt
Waterloo
Strayer Enters Soybean Exhibit at Tama County Fair
Toledo Minnesota Sept 10 B S Strayer Hudson is the first farmer to enter the Tama county fair soybean exhibit for Oct 17 to 4 He raises soybeans and purebred grain and corn from his farm one and a half miles northwest of Hudson He plans a yet undecided display and competes for a portion of the 50 purse for individual farmers in the soybean exhibit.
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Toledo
B. S
Questions and Comments Invited by Waterlo o Evening Counter
Readers may send questions and remarks to the Farm Department at the Waterloo Evening Counter in Waterloo Iowa. Communications should be addressed to the Editor. Phone listed as $100 for contact.
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Farm Department
Waterloo Evening Counter
Waterloo
Iowa
Four County Holstein Breeders Eye Waterloo Auction
The Four County Holstein Breeders propose a Waterloo auction in October sponsored by Fayette Bremer Buchanan and Black Hawk counties. A committee will decide details after a Saturday night meeting at the farm bureau office. Readiness for fall freshening cows and stock quality were discussed by speakers including Paul Stewart and H Smith.
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Fayette
Breurer
Buchanan
Black Hawk
Farm Bureau
Black Hawk County
Paul P. Stewart
Maynard
Wayete County
HH. Smith
Pripoli
Bremer County
Bremer
Cholera in Hogs Spreads Rapidly Across Iowa Burden
A weekly Eisler Town Veterinary section reports widespread swine cholera in many towns across the state. Listed outbreaks include Waterloo La Porte City Cedar Falls Janesville Jackson Trent Waverly Charles City Nashua Dunkerton Greene Osage Rudd St Ansgar Lyle Dike Earlville Keystone Mt. Vernon Wheatland Latimer Aorse Williams Louden Marengo Cascade Castle Grove Buck Creek Monticello Amber Wilton Junction Bear Creek Batavia Toronto Victor Independence Tripoli Stacyville Masarnville.
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Fie
Eisler Town Veterinary Association
Indi
Waterloo
la Porte City
Cedar Trails
Janesville
Jdson
Trent
Waverly
Charles City
Nashua
Dunkerton
Greene
Osage
Rudd
St. Ansgar
Lyle
Dike
Earlville
Keystone
Mt. Vernon
Wheatland
Latimer
Aforse
Williams
Lowden
Marengo
Cascade
Castle Grove
Buck Creek
Monticello
Amber
Wilton Junction
Bear Creek
Batavia
Toronto
Victor
Independence
Tripoli
Stacyville
Masarnville
Farm Bureau Leaders Plan Programs for Year
County farm bureau boards across the state will meet in October to decide on farm and home activity plans for the coming year. The lodestar is expanding program depth with home projects, community cooperation, marketing, production, and membership drives to fund efforts.
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Anes
Farm Bureau Board
Lown
Muri McDonald
Beyind
Farm Bureau
Carm Bureau
Inwa State College
New Zealander Sees Bremer County Farming Methods
A New Zealand visitor, LER Hayward of Canterbury, toured Bremer County farms and the county fair, noting livestock, machinery, and stock-raising practices. He aims to bring ideas back to New Zealand for industrial and agricultural use while traveling across the United States en route to Vancouver. Land prices near Shenandoah rise with recent sale averaging 19,000 dollars per farm. Grain and crop prices reported in Omaha markets include No 1 hard wheat at 289 per bushel and No 2 yellow corn at 92 per bushel.
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Waverly
Bremer County
Ler Hayward
Canterberry
New Zealand
Tre
Bremer County Fair
Mer. Hayward
United States
Tie
Horsreman
Metropolitn Trotting Club
New Zeaand “Trotting Association
Tie Tis
Auto
Vancouver
Pacific Coast
Raudabaugh Looks to Lime to Improve Farm Yield
Traer Iowa September 10 Special Raudabaugh ordered three 60 ton lots of lime to spread on plow and grass land arguing lime corrects sour soil and boosts production He has 25 acres of alfalfa three years into trial with two cuttings this year yielding about two and one tons per acre due to drought He expects a third cut and aims for late fall growth He praises alfalfa hay over clover or timothy and advocates silage using a spring silo fill and water to mirror fall practices.
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Traer
Speciahi
Raudabaugh
Raudabiugh
Wood's Herd Tops August Holstein Averages in Festing
In Trear Tama County Cow Test results for August RC Wood's herd leads with 21 purebred Holsteins and the highest butterfat average, plus owning the top individual cow. Wonti's herd averages 917 pounds milk and 30.3 pounds butterfat, while Dr. C. G. Moore's Bess the Shorthorn Jersey ties for high producer with 1,540 pounds milk and 64.6 pounds butterfat.
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Traer
Bear Verner
Tama County
Wonti
R. E B. Perry
Treer
Remarkable 16 year old cow bears 14 calves
Ed Stanser near Denver Iowa reports a cow aged 16 that has given birth to 14 calves since age 26 months, including one set of twins. The owner, Me Banger, runs 40 acres and many chickens, with a profitable farm though this year disease hit his flock and reduced output.
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Denver
Ed Stanser
Here
Banger
Red Circle Marks Nov 12 For Swine Feeders At State Station
Ames Iowa Sept 10 town swine feeders and freetera are urged to circle Friday Nov 12 on calendars for the swine feeders Whoopee event at the town experiment station John M Bevard chief of experimental feeding and Wa en workers will report results from the last year Charles Sept M Spe edy At Floyd County Cow Test association meeting speakers urged cooperative buying of feeds including supplements The session at Colwell schoolhouse featured two addresses and a motion picture
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Ames
Iro
John M. Bevard
Ds. Charles
Floyd County Cow Test Association
Colwell
Grains Hold Firmer As Freer Wheat Buying Reappears
Chicago and New York price reports show wheat sustaining a firmer undertone amid speculative activity and hedging against exports, with September deliveries gaining while corn remains steadier on improved belt weather and mixed crop reports. Cotton and oats also show declines and steadier notes as markets await the government crop report due later.
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Chicago
L—Uvod
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Spotlight
Chicago market update shows mixed commodity quotes across grades No. 1 to No. 6 for hard and mixed varieties, with yellow and white staple prices and a final noted value of $49.25. Prices appear fragmented with several misread or unclear terms.
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Board of Trade
Chicago
Pat AE
Santite Prade Bard
Gorn
Livestock Market Report From Chicago St Louis and St Paul
Receipts edge higher with hogs around 240 pounds favored by buyers. Cattle and sheep pricing mixed with steady to higher bids for fat steers and fed lambs while buyers focus on light weights and packer demand across multiple markets. Representative sales note Western feeders and mixed lots, with prices cited for top quality and bulk lots.
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ST. Paul Livestock X - Paul Minn
Ees
E. ST. Louis
St. Louis
St. Sent
St Wane AG
Buying 3 Heavy On New York Grange Market Upswing
New York, Sept. 10. Continuous wave of extraordinary advances in Warner Brothers Pictures A stock lifts markets. Broad gains across industrials and railroads, with several issues hitting new highs, while Mack Trucks and some low-priced movers face liquidation. Federal Reserve rate change boosts trading volume. closing session shows mixed results with notable highs and losses among major names.
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New York
Contine
Warner Brothers Pictures A
Eocord
Espeedhilly Pathe Bx
Hubert Heaters
Hivage
North- Western
Hank
Sithn
Ietires A
Iere
India Corporation
U. S. Industrial Alcohol and Publi Services
New J
Atha Chomuil & Dye - Cun
Car & Foundry
American Syneht
Chile
Pappba” Eeegee
Quvsler Gorp
Ceca Colm
Colorida Ti Consolidated Cit
Gorn Products
Crucible Steel
Brevnorts
Texa General Aphalc
General Iectric
General Motors
Nortron
Guilt States Steel
Houston Oibla Int
Harvesioe
Feeebe
Predereicesburg Teachers Open Session in September
The article lists teachers present at the start of the school term in Predereicesburg Ta, including ALS Morse superintendent Miss Pearl Shirley Miss Lelen Oldham Miss Mahel Thr Stanley Vine and others. It notes Mrs Dawson welcomed Aug 30 and mentions Zollee departing for Minneapolis Sunday night for a course in abstracts.
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Predericeksburg
Provisions and Livestock Prices Across Markets Sept 10
New York and Chicago market reports show varied receipts and price ranges for meats dairy and produce. Cattle calves hogs and lambs moved with firmness in some cuts while eggs cheeses poultry and butter show mixed stability.
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New York
Chicago
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Kansas City livestock receipts total about 2,000 calves and 400 cattle with steer prices around 10.50 per 100 pounds and 1,297 pound averages at that price. Other notes show weights near 1,268 and 1,431 pounds for processor cattle, with bulls veal and calves steady. Lamb and mutton prices range from 14.40 to 15.00 for various lots with good to choice quality noted.
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Faure Lmp
Kansas
Tiesley
Echotec
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Trade
Receipts of cattle and hogs at Sioux City and St. Louis markets reflect varied demand with steers weak and hogs trading higher. Cattle offerings include cows, bulls, calves, and feeders with prices ranging around five dollars for several classes. Sheep receipts steady to strong amid brisk trading. Wheat futures in St. Louis mixed with No. 2 red at about 1.45 to 1.36 per bushel and grain grades noted.
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Sioux City Livestock
Sioux Cuy
Grain notes reflect heavy rains slow western Canada harvest
A railroad report says heavy rains in western Canada delay threshing and drying, with harvesting largely suspended last week. Minneapolis reports large flour sites and one miller sold out days ahead. St Louis barges shipped 445000 bushels of wheat in five days as corn values may rise on food damage concerns.
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Chicago
Ufy
Canada
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Gorge
Cord Mind
Uhe
Livestock prices trend higher for week in Chicago market
Chicago livestock buyers saw stronger demand as week including Labor Day yielded higher prices. Heavy steers topped at around 16.50 per 1,400 to 1,800 pounds while yearlings averaged about 11.50, with western grass cattle dominating receipts and hogs and lambs showing varied gains across weight classes.
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Chicago
USA
Texas
Mirkett
Two Iowans Score in World Champion Hog Calling Tests
Omaha reports Iowa contestants in world hog calling trials. Fred Patzel of Nebraska led with 64 13, while Warren of Valley Neb placed close behind with 61. Other finalists included Lillian S. Lewis of Omaha and Fred Howell of Onawa with scores around 72.
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Omaha
Ned
Fred Patzel
Nebraska
Midwest
Patzel
Warren
Valley
Neb
Patael
City Auditorium
Ant Lillian S. Lewis
Omahs
Fred G. Howell
Onyha
Hinson Tovkins
Tannerville
F.N. Tayhott
Elgin
Wneb
Droyd Peterson
Carbon
Pioneer Cow Test association formation questioned
Veterans dispute Courier claims on the start of the Pioneer Cow Test association, arguing it began around 1906 while a Benson area dairymen group is said to have started in 1909. Orange township residents recall early involvement and differ on the timeline and form of management.
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Courier Farm Department
Pioneer
Benson
Orange Township
Courier
Gresham Relatives Visit and Community News
Gresham notes list of visits among relatives and neighbors. Henry Moolter and family spent time with Kinman and Temwanen. Thias and family visited Mrs. Ray Pantets and kin. Rennineten and Ted Etokelbetelot attended local institute and planned travel. Attinn Kerman retired after a two week tour of the Vinials and Wisconsin.
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Gresham
Ray Prxniols Ami
Mari
Crm
Henry Moolter
Arone
Missee Unehel
Viola Shanewiss
Wavells
Bremer
Aremera
Ray Pantets
Rennineten Teachart
Watering
Ted Etokelbetelot
St. Bat. Aw
Enenerz Attinn
Kerman
Viinals
Wisconsin
Sr Joseph Livestock Summary From Jesenic Mn Sale
Receipts around 900. cattle and calves mixed bids. Slaughter cows and calves sold at 3.70 to 10.00, heavy feeders around 6.50 to 9.30. Lambs quoted at 13.00 to 14.75 per hundredweight with steady to higher tone overall.
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Sr. Joseph Livestock
Jesenic
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