Iowa Potato Crop Now Largest In Years
Farmers report record Iowa potato production this year with northern seed still favored. Fitch and Briden note homegrown seed can compete with northern varieties, and farmers should seed early, harvest promptly, and watch variety trends from cobblers to Ohio types. A sandy soil area shows good yields with careful alfalfa and clover management, while tomato and melon sales proceed in fall markets.
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Red River Territory
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Mr. Driden
Sumner
Oclwein Bee
R. Br
Thuy
Efficiency in Farm Management In Floyd County
Floyd county residents detail farm improvements and crop management used to lift profits. Demonstrations by Stanley Crook and others at the Mason City fair and state fair show rearranged fields, better livestock practices, and dairy and hog adjustments influencing returns amid fluctuating prices.
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Caras Records
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Floyd County
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Hoth
Toning
Althugh
Anves
Floyd] Counly Furais
West Mie
Stanley
Weekly Grain and Provision Review in Chicago Quotations
Chicago market notes show wheat and corn prices across several grades, with No. 3 red wheat around 1.29, No. 3 yellow and No. 2 white 1.20 or 1.21, oats around 0.60 to 0.64, lard ribs and bellies listed, New York and Minneapolis feed and grain quotes, and European demand cited as lifting buying interest. Reports also include clearing-house conditions in New York and Kansas City, with notes on oats, rye, and barley futures and local price movements.
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Grundy County Fair May Show Small Surplus After AUL
After premiums and expenses paid, Grundy Center Iowa reports a likely small surplus from the Grundy County Fair. Receipts hovered around 2000 with current costs near 3000, attendance split with day two attracting about 4000 total.
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Five Per Cent Tama Corn Dented Needs Warm Dry Weather
Toledo Ohio Sept. 13. Tama county corn shows about 5 percent dented after week ending Sept. 13. The rest remains in the milk stage. Dry warm weather for three weeks is needed for maturity. Signs of dry rot due to moisture since Aug. 13 appear but are not widespread. crop expected to be one of the heaviest if ears fill well and stalks stay strong.
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la Johns
Prekoy
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Oshire Sundiy
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Foster
L Physicken
Aan Operathon
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Claire Morse
Charles City
Moree
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Grehard
Irl Larbon
Chicago
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Nas
Montgomery Ward & Mo Fund Med
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Junee
Mir Moster
Walls
Csiegs Beliday
Toledo
Tama County
Tamat
Feeder shipments to Chicago mart notes
Vinton and Uristow reports show feeders and steers sold on Chicago market. Henry Oehlerick Benton county feeder sold two loads at 9.15 dollars per hundred, averaging 1243 pounds. John McWilliams shipped a carload of steers to Chicago market.
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Henning Selected at Buck Creek as Creamery Manager
Tripoli Iowa September 13 Ed Henning and his wife have moved to Buck Creek where he was elected manager of the steamery He has served as assistant to H C Ladage manager of the farmers plant lore and will assume the new post promptly Stringent financial oversight by the league of allons and the stable emirrency keeps bread prices rising with the August price fixed at 7900 kroner for a loaf marking an inflation era level.
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Riceville
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Air
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Vienna
League of Allons
Alaska Settlers Brave Sea Voyage to Ketchikan
Linden Pentz a Seattle resident and his wife baby and a goat sailed 650 miles in a 16 foot open boat from Seattle to Ketchikan a two month voyage with no mishap. They will ship inland into Alaska after reaching Skagway.
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Grains See Setback As Wheat Rally Collapses
Chicago September 13 The grain market pulled back after bearish Kansas board of agriculture remarks and weak demand. Wheat and corn declined with December at 1.32 1 32 for wheat and 1.14 1 15 for corn while May values fell. Oats and futures also slipped as markets rallied late then finished unsettled. Provisions stayed low as grain tones remained soft.
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United States
Grain market rates from St Louis and Omaha notices
Wheat and corn prices for St Louis and Omaha markets dated Sept 12 13 list No 2 red No 3 red and No 2 white prices. Oats quotes include No 3 white and No 4 white ranges. The text reports typical grain bid levels and grade distinctions without further context.
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Nob
Heavy Hogs And Cattle Prices From Chicago Market Report
Hog receipts 7,000 to 11,776 with heavy hogs slow and better cattle holding steady. Cattle receipts about 1,000 with weighty steers down while yearlings and grass-fed types show mixed movement. Sheep receipts around 1,000 with fat lambs generally steady and feeding lambs higher.
Omaha Livestock Market Report Units and Prices
Omaha Nebraska hog cattle and sheep quotations from Sept 13 show hogs steady to 1¢ lower with 256 to 300 lb butchers at 9.50 to 9.80. 130 to 200 lb at 9.15 to 9.50. Cattle receipts 300 with yearlings and grass stock down 25 cents. steers top around 11.10. meat cows steady. Sheep receipts 1,000 with fat lambs 25 cents higher and feeding lambs 1s5 lower. natives around 13.00 to 12.40. East St Louis markets report hogs active and steady, cattle mostly lower, lambs 13.00 to 14.50 with packer top 12.50.
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Swift & Co
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Kansas City and Sioux City Livestock Market Reports
Receipts total about 9,100 cattle hogs and sheep across Kansas City and Sioux City with varied price moves. Cattle show mixed changes from steady to down for steers and grass cattle. hogs rise to top around 9.75 with bulk 8.60 to 9.90. lambs and sheep mixed gains and higher ewes, top lambs near 13.85 at Sioux City markets.
Livestock Receipts and Prices From St Paul and New York Markets
From St Paul Minnesota on September 14 cattle receipts reach 9000 with steady to higher prices for steers bulls and stockers. Top salables show steers and yearlings around 5.50 to 10.40 with feeders steady. Hogs at about 39.73 per 100 pounds on 1000 head. sheep receipts 1000 with fat ewes around 4.00 to 6.00 and bulk at 12.25. New York markets report flour and wool price ranges for September 13 with spring and patent milling grades and domestic wools quoted across several categories.
Stocks Open Firm Amid Oil Group Heaviness
New York stock prices opened firm with oil shares showing heaviness. United Fruit rose about 1 percent while Norfolk and Western gained 4 1/3, aided by reports Pennsylvanian railroad might seek control. Nickel Plate Pere Marquette issues slipped as merger opposition rumors circulated. Overall volume neared 225000 shares with utilities leading gains and several securities posting higher ground.
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Market notes show steady butter and mixed produce prices
Butter markets remained firm with slight gains in Chicago New York and Boston while Waterloo Iowa reports steady butter prices and mixed potato and pork quotes. Foreign exchange rates show broad firm tones with several currencies quoted higher against the dollar.
Prices Rise at Chicago and New York Produce Markets
Sept 14 report shows higher creamery butter and cheese prices at New York and Chicago marts. Dressed poultry remains firm with turkey quotes around 30c, while beef and veal values show steady to higher levels. Receipts counts and varied grades for cheese, eggs, and dairy products appear across markets in Chicago, New York, and Peoria datasets.
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