Town Laying station exhibit at American Poultry Congress
L E Heigner of the Town Laying station will headline an educational exhibit at the American Poultry Congress in Des Moines, Sept 27 to Oct 3. The display shows trapnest records on four three year old Leghorn hens, a cockerel with high laying traits, and a contrast group, with records posted for easy comparison.
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American Powluy Congress
Dairy Cattle Congress
Des Moines
Amuather
L. E. Heigner
Dike and Maynard Holstein Breeders Win at Minnesota
In the Holstein show at the Minnesota State Fair this week H A Larson Dike owner of Forum Holstein farm and Paul P Stewart Maynard won several prizes Forum farm took first on the three year old bull Forum Patriarch Tri tomia Ormsby Pieteriie placed third in the same class For the Holstein bull 48 months under two years Stewart won first on Butterboy Tritomia Beauty and second on Butterboy Prince Ormsby With Forum Diana Maasterniece Forum Holstein farm won first in the senior yearling heifer class In the junior yearling heifer class Forum Patricia won for Forum farm and Forum Vesta Diamond won second Several premiums were taken in the Guernsey show by the herd of Joe Golinvaux Waterloo.
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Minneapolis State Fair
H. A. Larson
Dike
Forum Holstein Farm
Paul P. Stewart
Maynard
Forum Farm
Bil
Forum Patriarch
Tritomia Ormsby Pieteriie
Stewart
Holstein Bulla
Butterboy
Tritomia Beauty
Prince Ormsby
Forum Diana Maasterniece
Forum Patricia
Forum Vesta Diamond
Guernsey
Joe Golinvaux
Waterloo
Crop Corn Estimate Falls Short of Last Year
Washington Sept. 17. Agriculture department monthly report shows corn production for the year at 2,697,872,000 bushels, below last year’s level. Spring wheat output is placed at 212,109,0920 bushels, down from 270,875,000. Winter wheat value noted at 26,000,000 dollars against prior year’s 41,410,040.
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Weehington
D.C
Department of Agriculture
Pigs Sell On Market At 256 Per Hundred
Tripoli Iowa September 9 11 Tienry Heldeman a farmer northwest of Tripoli sold a litter of ten pigs under six months old weighing 1 925 pounds for 13 40 per hundred 200 total averaging more than 25 each The litter weighed five months and 22 days and was cited as an excellent showing of early market return The seller noted ordinary care and feeding produced a fine litter while predicting further gains if waited longer
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Tripoli
Tienry Heldeman
A. al. Panzer
Pig Weighing Half Ton Largest at Butler Co Fair
Allison Indiana September 16 Crowds packed the Butler county fair barn to see a Poland China hog weighing 1015 pounds. Bred March 5 1922 and registered as Oak Glen Diamond it stood as the largest pig on the grounds with no dispute on the claim.
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Allison
Gleim Leaves DMIAY Activities for YMCA Work
W. P. Gleim of Webster City, longtime secretary of the Josin Eldstein-Friesian Breeders Association, plans to resign to join the YMCA. He may take secretarial duties at Fort Dodge with an expected October departure. Gleim has been a Holstein pedigree expert, aided sales promotion and calf clubs, and studied agriculture at Town State College.
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TW. W. Gleim
Webster City
Josin Eldstein-Friesian Breeders’ Association
Gleim
Fort Dodge
Lis
Tia
Holstein Association
Fred Jinhn Printing Company
Cleiny
Arlington
Wayette County
Town State College
State Holstein Association For
Glelm
Advertising value of county fairs for livestock men
Two Duroc Jersey breeders Conner and Hill report county fairs draw visitors from distant states and regions. They note a sale catalog notebook at Hill's pavilion attracts signups, with Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa visitors at fairs like Big Four Nashua and Waverly Bremer County. Tourists and farmers touring fairs broaden reach as fairs run after summer work.
Delaware County Boys Earn Averages On Baby Beef Sale
Delaware County junior farmers fed twenty six head of baby beeves, sold at Chicago auction for the class at an average of 11.95 per hundred weight. Top lot from the Delaware County group brought 82.75 for a 100-pound calf. Several Delaware County names appear among buyers and sellers, with prices ranging up to 17.75 and 12.00 plus varied individual figures in the sale. The event marks a stronger market than the prior week, with a broad list of local exhibitors and bidders.
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Manchester
Delaware County
Baby Beef Club
Efapold
Hlinda
Elaware
Dale Falconer
Fiavold Falconer
Rman Maurer
Willam Neshriges
Evleni Maurer
Brase Palin
Herman Vive
Raymend Orhler
Sin
George Vitlan
Jaen Mangold
Paul Guilgatt
EF Re. Detmham
Waterloo Evening Courier Farmers Department Note
Community notice inviting questions and comments to the Farm Department editor at the Waterloo Evening Courier Waterloo Iowa communications should be directed to the editor of the Farm Department for reply.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Towa
Dairy Calf Club Names County Dairy Judges
A quartet of dairy calf club boys under FR. C. Ferguson will represent Blackblank county in the junior dairy calf judging contest at Dairy Cattle Congress from Sept 27. The squad comprises Louis Wrest, Gerton Golinviux, Tonaki Hamer, and Richard Sucher. Three will compete, one as alternate, with Ferguson noting recent judging at Brinkman and Parrote farms and allied help from Rex Pleplow Erwin Oklfather and Harry McLaury of Payette county. Fayette’s Bart Tessmer, sidelined by illness, is a hopeful for inclusion. the winning team earns a trip to the national dairy exposition and a shot at the national championship, with ultimate aim a trip to Europe.
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Dairy
FR. C. Perguson
Club Spuder
Blekblank County
Dairy Cattle Congress
Louis Wrest
Gerton Golinviux
Tonaki Hamer
Richard Sucher
Jady
Cable Congress
Ferguson
Brinkman
Parrote
Rex Pleplow
Erwin Oklfather
Harry McLaury
Payette County
Black Hawk
Fayette
Bart Tessmer
Wtness
Earl
Europe
Missouri Exhibit of Clothing Sent to Iowa Co fairs
Allison Iowa September 11 Special Something new in women s exhibits has been observed this year at county fairs including Butler county fair this week A Missouri woman entered a ble package of garments here having something for nearly every class Several pictures were shown in the arc department by an Ohio person These exhibits were sent to Allison by mail Indications were that the pictures had seen hard service on the fair circuit and that they had been mailed from one fair to another Some of them were soiled and torn The clothing exhibit from Missouri was much the worse for travel It was said that the articles were nothing unusual in quality and that nearly all were soiled badly Rules of the fair say definitely that articles to compete must not be soiled Another section of the rules says that all articles exhibited in the clothing and fancy work sections must have been made by the exhibiter during the current year Opinion was general here that many of the Missouri articles had setd a number of seasons When the clothing judges came to look them over she recognized the articles as the same that she had been called upon to judge the previous week when officiating at Grundy county fair It was plain that the Missouri exhibitor was making a person s circuits with the clothing with the main purpose of making a profit from prizes awarded The amount of premiums won here by either the Ohio or Missouri displays wasn t sufficient to get excited about SWINE HERD GROWS Charles City Ta Sep 11 Special Garrett Klock living near Floyd has made a record in pig raising Starting Nov 25 1925 his eight sows have produced 132 pigs up to date in less than nine and a half months
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Allison
Butler
Missouri
Arc Department
Ohio
Grundy County
Serson
CATTLE AND HOGS PRICES AT ST PAUL LIVESTOCK
Receipts at St Paul Minn show cattle and calves steady with common heifers and grass cattle firm. Veal calves weak at 11.50 to 12.50, hogs steady with light weights around 12.50, packing sows steady, and sheep prices firmer with fat lambs and ewes in strong demand.
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Sept 41 Prices
Sioux City market notes show fat steers and heifers steady to higher with bulk prices around 6.40 to 6.75 per 100 pounds and cows steady. stockers and feeders weak. Hog and calf figures mixed with limited demand. butter market steady with careful trade sentiment. Overall trade remains steady with stock levels and storage holdings influencing price moves.
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Sioux City
Fennars Privat Sas
Wheat Gains and Shorts Cover Weaker Weather Boosts Futures
Chicago and New York grain markets rallied as short covering and favorable weather offset bearish crop reports. Wheat rose about 14 2/3 cents, oats gained, and corn held steady amid mixed notes from U S and Canadian reports.
Board of Trade Cash Quotations for Wheat and Grains
Chicago prices show mixed bids across wheat with No 1 hard near 1.35 and No 4 at 1.27 while No 3 white to 0.80 and yellow No 2 white around 0.37. Barley and oats quoted with No 2 white oats at 40 to 42 cents and oats 3 white at 37 to 39 cents. Timothy seed 5.35 to 5.75, clover seed 26.50 to 33.40, lard ribs and bells listed at 14.75 to 17.25.
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New York
Maling
Shiga
Omar Gratin
Omaha Neh
Chicago
Associated Press
Svtens Sa
Aguc
Hogs Hold Firm With Top $14.40 In Chicago Market
Chicago market report shows hog receipts about 3,000 with 600 left over. Top price reached $14.40 for various hog weights, while bulk trading around $12 to $14. Heavy weights and packing hogs saw declines to $9.55 and below. Cattle receipts near 1,000 with steers higher and cows and bulls weaker. Sheep receipts 4,000 with fat lambs up to $15.25 and native lambs around $14.50. various weights and grades show mixed gains and losses.
Omnema Livestock Receipts Mix. Hogs and Cattle Edge Higher
Receipts at Omnema total 3 000 hogs with light weights steady to 25 cents higher on all other classes. 160 to 200 pound hogs bring top price around 13.75. Cattle receipts 1 200, with fed steers and yearlings up about 20 to 75 cents. Grass beef cows weak, stockers and feeders strong to 26 cents. Sheep receipts 2 200. lambs steady to 15 cents higher, sheep 50 cents higher, feeding lambs up to 13.75, slaughter ewes 5.25 to 6.75, week’s top 13.75 for feeding lambs.
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Omnema
Seus
UGS
Zachigharlé
Wyomings
Lowe
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City Missouri stockyards report week of receipts 500 cattle and 1 200 hogs with cattle steady to higher on better grades. Fed steers and yearlings mostly 25 to 50 cents higher. top yearlings around 411.00, mixed yearlings 310.55, medium and heavy steers around 3135.00. Hogs uneven and lower than yesterday’s average. top 15.85 on 190 pound class. Sheep lambs mostly 25 percent higher for week, top western 314.50, native lambs 12.00 to 13.50, bulk 8.50 to 6.80.
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Kansas City
Tiradic
Market summary of Hogs Cattle and Sheep at St Louis Livestock
Receipts hogs 11 000. prices mostly 50 cents lower than yesterday. Hogs top around 14.25. calves 190 lbs down. cattle receipts 700 with week comparisons showing higher native life and Western steers but lower cows and bulls. vealers 10 11.25 tops. western steers 36.50 to 75.25. fat mixed yearlings and heifers 10.50 to 10.00. low cutters 8.50 to 14.00. sheep 300. week contrasts show varied gains and losses across classes.
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Paul Livestock
St. Paul
Minn
ST. Louis Livestock
St. Louis
Peoria Livestock Market Receipts but Fragmented Listing
Fragmented auction notes from Peoria Livestock show receipts and prices for cattle calves veal and other stock. Mentions include top calf prices around 24.00 and veal about 13.50 with scattered figures and units, making full totals unclear.
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Peoria Livestock Feoria
Frida
Stocks Drift Lower As Market Seesins Lacking Support
New York, Sept. 11. Stocks moved in an inconclusive pattern with the general market drifting lower in the absence of public support. Steel shares weakened while United States Steel touched a new low. oils and motors were sluggish and volume ran about 100,000 shares. Major issues such as American Sugar Refining advanced slightly amid mixed industry reports.
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New York
Merantile
G. R. Kinney
United States Steel
United States
Yellow Cab
Willys-Overland
Atlantic Coast Line
Warner Brothers Pictures A
American Sugar Refining
All
Chem
Coast Line
Baldwin Loco
Balt
Ohio
Bethlehem Steal
California Pet
Canadian Pac
Cent
Leath
Cerro de Pasco
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chic
Mil
St. P
Chile
Chrysler Corp
Coco Cola
Colorado Fuel
Consolidated Gas Corn Products
Crucible Steel
Davison Chemical Boy
Dodge Bros
du Pont de Nem
Tote Electric Power
Erie Railroad
Famous Players
Fisk Rubber
Foundation Co
Freeport-Texas General Asphalt
General Electric
New
General Motor
Norther
Gulf States Steel
Houston Oil
Hudson Motors
Illinois Central
Combustion Eng
Int
Harvester
Inter
Kansas City Southern - Kennecott
Kresge
Lago Ojf
Marland Oi
Mid-Continent Pet
Ran. & Tex
Missouri Pac
Montgomery Ward
New York Central
H. & Hef
Norfolk & Western North American - Northern
Pacifi Pacific
Pan
Pet
Pennsylvania Radio Corp
Reading Rep
Iron
Sears Roebuck Sinclair
Southern Dairles
Southern Pacific
U. Southern Railway - Standard
Cal
Standard Ol
J. Studebaker Texas Co
Texas & Pa
Union Pacific
United Druk
S. Ind
Alco
Ward Baking B
Westinghouse Electric - White
Market report on butter eggs cheese and poultry prices
New York and Chicago markets report receipts and price ranges for butter eggs cheese and poultry dated Sept 11 with figures for tubs cases pounds and various grade classifications. Kansas City notes eggs up to 33c and general poultry prices with no major changes from prior levels.
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New York
Chicago
Reese
Kansas City
Weekly Grain and Provision Review
The United States crop report aligns with private estimates while Canada shows a drop of over 7 million bushels against 1924, drawing comment from grain circles. U.S. corn matches private estimates. oats total 1.264 billion bushels, 34 million below private averages. wheat up 13 1 2 cents. Provisions vary 10 cents decline to 42 cents advance. Frost and rains delay Canadian harvest. low oats interest. weather-driven futures swing for corn. overall provision gains tentative.
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Chicago
United States
Ieee
Corm
Carriers and Shippers Seek Time Extensions for Rate Talks
A Chicago meeting of 400 traffic men, utilities officials, and railroad counselors urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to grant a 60 to 90 day extension to finalize the major features of a new class-rate schedule for western trunk line territory. C A Hanson of the Greater Waterloo Association reported pending cases and urged formal handling of both interstate and intrastate adjustments. Harry Sundberg of the Iowa Traffic League backed bringing all western trunk line cases to formal procedure. A wool market note follows with firm domestic fleece prices and assorted grades listed.
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Carriers and Shippers Steering Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
C.A. Hanson
Greater Waterloo Association
Waterloo, Shippers
Hanson
Iowa Traffic League
Harry Sundberg
Cedar Rapids
Cleanup in court docket sets twelve hearings in Sept
In a second cleanup within three days of the municipal criminal docket Judge John W Gwynne set 12 hearings for Sept 4 18 including 41 liquor violation cases and one bad checks case. Several defendants are in prison for other offenses or have moved away. Notable defendants include Ed Troyer Kenneth Ogbin and Monte Saunders. Other charged individuals include Alice Wilson Saniel Fred Turner Walter Smith and Glen Eveland among others all facing illegal possession or transportation charges with dates ranging 1925 1926.
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John W. Gwynne
Ed Troyer
Fort Madison
Ray Hundley
Fort, Madison
Kenneth Ogbin
Monte Saunders
Charea
Ed Crawford
Manson Street
Unly Saniell
Linn.street
Alice Wilson
Jackson Street
Fred Turner
Iowa Street
Walter Smith
Winston
Glen Eveland
Oas Kline
Art Kline
Lax Porte City
Kline
M.T. Fisher
Miss Ella Moore Dies After 60 Years Teaching In Clay County
Miss Ella Moore aged 85 died September 1 after a 17 year illness. She taught school for 60 terms, mostly in Clay county Iowa, and lived with her brothers in Toledo. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church and burial followed in Turner Cemetery. She was born May 19, 1860 in Elgin Ontario Canada and moved to Wisconsin then Tama county before settling in Toledo. Her brother Edgar attended her final days and several nephews grand nieces and a grand nephew survive.
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Toledo
Ela Moore
Mary Mehulka
B. C. Montgomery
Presbyterian Church
Turner Cemetery
Here
Mary Ellen Moore
Elgin
Ontario
Can
David
Orpha Moore
Edgar
Jesup
Wisconsin
Tama County
Miss Moore
Clay County
Aff Fm
Births Reported From Local Families This Week
Mr and Mrs Howard C Dean 829 apes announce a daughter Louise Eu nice born August 22. Mr and Mrs August C Farrell Garrison Ta welcome a daughter September 5 at Presbyterian hospital. Robert Jene and Mr and Mrs Clawada VW Gregory of lank Broadway report a son born September A. Claude William serving Mrs D TR Neanahte 657 Third street weet shares a September birth. Theodore Phillips and Mrs Irene Milroy announce a daughter Walter Wandling on September 4 at Route 3. Ther es and Mrs Robert BH Milroy 620 tela avenue report a son Duanel wesite born August 28.
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Howard C. Dean
Louise Eunice
August C. Farrell
Garrison
Presbyterian Hospital
Robert Jene
Clawada
Gregory
Lank Broadway
Claude William
Third Street
Walter Wandling
Theodore Phillips
Robert BH. Milroy
Tela Avenue
Duanel [Wesite
Kundenst Butter Milk Promises Tallest Feeding Value
An OCR fragment notes Kundenst Butter Milk claiming full tonic and medicinal effects. It mentions a condensed buttermilk, a Department of Agriculture analysis, and a price of 5 percent per pound in barrel lots at La Porte City. Contact A Fosse, Mount? Key details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Dept. of Agriculture
la Porte City
Phono 95
Cc. A. Fosse
Mtr
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