Grundy dairy tour highlights cooperative creamery benefits
Waterly Iowa Sept 21 farmers toured Grundy county dairy operations. Howard Jamison of the Dairy Farmer urged cooperative creameries for higher butterfat payments, noting Iowa co-ops paid 50 cents per pound last year versus 46 and 45 at other creameries. The tour visited Loveland’s Readlyn Holsteins, Carnation Milk plant near Waverly, Washington creamery, Strothman Readlyn barn reconstruction, Smith Tripoli 27 acre dairy, and Wylam Sumner herd with several cows near 1000 pounds butterfat. attendance was reduced by heavy rain.
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Iowa
Cosoperative
Howard
Jamison
Des Moines
The
Dairy Farmer
Grundy County
Bremer
al Co-Operative
Dows
D. Off Tinga
Paul Farlow
Chicago
Illngis Central Railroad
Memphis
Waverly
Albert Loveland
Janesville
Loveland
Loveland Farm
Con‘densary
M. D. Benedict
Washington
Wa-verly
Altho
Carl Tann
John Stroth- Man
Readlyn
Strathman
Jersey
Strothmen
T. B
Strothman
Arnold Strothman
Town, State College
Smith Farm
Charles Smith
Tripoli
Smith
H. C. Ladage
Tripol Creamery
Waterloo
Tri-pol
Ladage
Wade
Cass Farm
Sumner
Claude Wylamn | & Son
Wylam
Crop report boosts corn and wheat prices in Chicago trading
Government crop report shows a large yield reduction across major states, underscoring a drop of about 100,000,000 bushels in corn. Prices rose early with corn leading gains, wheat and oats following, while provisions stayed steady.
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Chicago
Otm
Grundy county farm tour highlights Bremer’s fine Holsteins
The article notes 76 Holsteins on a 500 acre farm with cows near 1200 pounds and a top herd sire from Wylam. The Northeastern Iowa facilities impressed visitors as the Summer Community club hosted lunch and Grundy tour leader W B Finlayson said this may be the last trip from Grundy county.
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Wylam
Towa
Cass Farm
W. BR. Finlayson
First National Bank
Grundy Center
Grundy County
Bremer
Pocahontas High State Herd Leads August Milk Output
The Pocahontas Cow Testing association heads August with 430 cows on test averaging 760 pounds of milk and 27.7 pounds of butterfat. J H Samuelson's eight purebred Ayrshes lead individuals at 1,260 pounds milk and 43.8 pounds butterfat. several associations follow in production rankings across Linn No. 2 Tama North Tama Anamosa Wright Adams and Humboldt groups.
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Courier Enected
Ames
Pocahontas
Agricultural Extension Service
Sac Association
JH. Samuelson
Linn No. 2 Association
Tama Association
Norta Tama
Anamosa
Wright
Adams
Glose
Lindhart
WV. Beadek
Linn No. 2
R. ©. Wood
North Tama Association
Claude Martin
Adair ‘Association
C.C. van. Nice
Benton No. 1 Association
Ohio Cow Breaks Old Holstein Fat Record
Medina Ohio September 11 Crest Pons tiac De Kol 2nd owned by GC E Jones Medina takes reader title in the three year old class of the yearly division. Production 196044 pounds of milk and fat 86583 pounds at age three years eleven months nine days. Displaces Highfield Colantha Syl via owned by John G Ellis Lee Mass with 21719 3 pounds milk and 81095 pounds fat in 365 days at age 3. Mr Jones says she started test at 50 to 60 pounds daily and finished at 45 to 50 pounds. observer Partlow notes no crowding and wonders her possible future with an experienced feeder.
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Medina
Creste Ponstiac de Kol
GC. E
Lee
Mass
C. E. Jones
Strawberries Still Bearing at La Porte
La Porte Sept 11. Mrs John Lynn's strawberry patch in La Porte yields daily harvests of one and one half to two quarts from Mastodon plants set out last spring. One stem has borne 36 berries and others show blooms this week.
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Courier Speetcr Service
la Porte City
Sea Sons
John Lynn
la Porte
Lynn
Hazleton Farm Sold for 150 Per Acre
The 100 acre Hazleton area farm owned by E. H. Kiefer five miles southeast of Hazleton sold for 150 per acre to C. B. Campbell Dyersville. Possession goes to Campbell November 1 and Kiefer will quit farming and move to Hazleton.
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E. H. Kiefer
C. B. Campbell
Dyersville
Kiefer
Fanning
Hazielon
The Rhyming Farmer
A verse narrated by The Rhyming Farmer warns readers about vanity and missteps across life. It urges caution with appearance wealth and love while noting election season and social judgments in a satirical, humorous tone.
Herd average in Europe higher than in America says Fitch
Prof J B Fitch head of Kansas State dairy dept returns from six weeks in Europe as a World Dairy congress delegate. He notes European co operative marketing raises herd averages and that European herds maintain higher overall production than American cattle.
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Europe
America
Manhattan
Kan
Sepp
Dairymen of
J. B. Fitch
Kansas State Agricultural College
United States
World Dairy Congress
London
England
Scotland
Holland
Belgium
France
Jersey
Guernsey
Lee Four Jeading
Farm price index up year over year with mixed August shifts
The August 15 farm price index shows a six point drop from July 15 but remains seven points above the prior year. Meat and dairy rose modestly while grains, fruits, and cotton fell. wheat dropped below one dollar per bushel for the first time in four years. Hog prices rose about 4 percent seasonally, aided by lower hog receipts and pork stocks.
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Couric Special Service
Washington, D. C
United States Department of Agriculture
Corn Crop Forecast Revised For Nation's Harvest
The department of agriculture estimates this year's corn crop at 2,930,586,000 bushels based on Sept 1 conditions, down from last month's 3,029,561,000 and above last year's 2,773,708,000 harvested. Washington D C notes.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Silo Filling Underway at Wadena This Week
Silo filling has begun in Wadena with Walter Royce first to fill. Corn yields heavier than usual and farmers are cutting early corn for fodder. Early potatoes diggings report good quantity and quality though some rotted in wet ground. Elgin canning factory receives local corn while Kilnganian sorghum mill opens with George Davis in charge. Fall planting starts with strong pace.
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Wadena
Walter Royce
Elgin
George Davis
F& Gant
Sweet corn crop at Mt Auburn slow and uneven
Mt Auburn residents report dissatisfation with the sweet corn harvest. Despite expectations of a heavy yield, ears are smaller and maturity is uneven with many failing to mature. Farmers estimate the crop at about 25 percent under normal. The first shipment from the Arthur Dufresne farm was Friday. Bennington women farm bureau to meet September 12 at Mrs. John Rolf’s home.
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Peoyrer
Mt. Auburn
Faimers
Arthur Dufresne
Bennington
Farm Bureau
Bennington Township
Eptember
John Rolf
Bulls Dominate as Trade Shows Big Quotations
Chicago Sept 11 crude Board of Trade cash quotations show Bulls dominant with wide ranges across grains and futures. Notable gains appear in Montgomery Ward, American Smelting and Union Carbide amid brisk pool speculation, with total sales near four million contracts.
Market rivals push stocks as short interest fuels cover surge
Speculative shares rose amid signs of a large short interest racing to cover at any cost. Montgomery Ward jumped 10 points to 264 after trading near 22 on the Chicago market. Motor Products and Union Carbide led gains while general declines in Wright Aeronautical and others sparked broad activity. Bond and currency markets showed steady but tight money conditions as pools stabilized prices.
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pert-Texes
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Fan American Petrofeum
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Las
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Pets
Ssreeresererree Aia
Snell
Liberty Bonds
New York
Liberty Als
Auaberty
Giberty Thirtt
Baerwe DoL Timothyseeds and Cloverseed Prices
Market notes list prices for seeds and livestock products. Timothy seeds at 64.59475.10, cloverseed $21.00, lard $12.80, rigs $14.02, bellies $15.37, with additional cents values.
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Baerwe
Hogs steady as demand slows in Chicago market report
Chicago market roundup shows hog receipts around 1000 with prices steady to higher on a mix of weights, top hogs at 14.30, cattle receipts near 8000 and mixed trends across steer and heifer categories, with calves, bulls, and sheep also summarized. Peoria grain notes No. 1 yellow corn at 1.02 and other yellow grades.
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Peoria
Sepi
Bose
Kansas City Grain
Kansas City
Provisions Market Reports From Major U.S. Cities
Butter and cheese receipts rise across New York Chicago and St Louis with varied prices. Poultry weekly ranges show live fowl and turkeys fluctuating. Kansas hay prices ease with several grades listed. Sugar markets in New York show no local change and refined prices steady.
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Livestock Market Summary at St Paul on September 11
Receipts total around 9 000 cattle 1 500 calves 3 500 hogs 2 500 sheep at South St. Paul Minnesota. Cattle opening slow steady with Monday averages calves fully steady hogs steady with Monday averages sheep better grade lambs opening lower with other grades steady. Desirable weights show value in range cattle at 14 50 for 1226 pounds cows 6 to 7 dollars for cutters and 12 to 13 for heifers. calves 16 50 to 17. hogs 12 to 12 25 with sows 11 25 to 12 50. lambs 13 to 14 dollars.
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Milix Cod
Mt Waterlie
iPram Rath Packing Co
B. Rath
Tome Tao
Timothy An
ST. Paul
Minn
Livestock Prices Mixed Across Midwest Markets
Receipts for cattle, calves, and hogs show mixed demand with varying wholesale levels. In St Joseph, receipts total 4,500 mostly steady with some heavier lots slow. calves at 3,800 with strong to 5 cents higher for slaughter stock. veal tops at 15.00. Sheep receipts 6,500 with fat lambs bid 50 cents lower and ewes steady at 6.75. Peoria reports hogs up to 13.00 top, cattle around 15.00 per hundredweight, with general firmness noted. Worldwide grain and potato futures show volatile shifts while Chicago futures list modest gains and losses across wheat and corn.
Sioux City Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Report
Receipts for cattle, hogs and sheep show market activity and price ranges. Cattle top bids reach 17.50 for yearlings with light lots around 17.06 to 17.50, bulk cows 7.75 to 10.50, veal tops noted. Hogs steady to higher, top 12.96, most 170 to 340 pounds 12.60 to 12.84, sows 11.35 to 11.55. Sheep slow with fat lambs down 18 to 21, natives 14.95 to. futures uncertain amid mixed quality. Foreign exchange rates listed for major countries with varied values.
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Shaw Arly
Steey
Cheise Lo
Parish
Wien Vinge Am
Sep
Une Tle
Bond Market Turns Mixed As Time Money Holds At Peak
New York traders cheer as time money stays at seven-year high of 7 percent and call money at 7 percent. Prices vary in limited trading with Angconda Coppers and Barnsdall gains. Public Service of New Jersey and utilities show strength while National Radiator drops over two points. Rails soften with several issues easing, U S Government obligations also trending heavier.
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Angconda
Barnsdall
Abot & Point
Public Service of
New Jersey
Columbia Gas & Electric Ss
Philadelphia Electric
Southern Pacific
St. Paul
St. Pauls
Soo Line
Minneapolis
Cerro Gordo County Placed on Modified Accredited Area List
County Agent Marion F Olsen reports Cerro Gordo County is on the modified accredited area list per a telegram from Wallace McKee livestock commissioner. The change could boost hog income by about 25000 dollars annually due to a 10 cent premium. Tests show 38000 cattle tested with about five percent eliminated.
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Cerro Gordo County
Mason
Marion F. Olsen
Wallace McKee
Farm Bureau
H.E. Johnston
Swine Growers Plan Subsidiary to Cut Marketing Losses
Members of the National Swine Growers association in Peoria form a committee led by H A Davidson of the American Institute of Meat Packers to create a subsidiary aimed at reducing losses between farmers and packers. In Hudson Iowa silo filling starts as corn matures quickly with frost not needed. farmers estimate about 60 percent of the crop is at risk from frost.
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Peoria
National Swine Growers Association
H. A. Davidson
American Institute of Meat Packers
Hudson
Your Neighbor's Rats
Vague notice urges action against rats with odd phrasing and a price reference of 35 and 75 cents at drug stores suggesting a pest remedy available locally. The ad imitates a public service tone but reads like unclear promotional copy with garbled names.
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