Dairy crossroad talk urged Iowa dairy growth
Hyle Faroe Bator quotes J P Eves of the Ben NatanW township Farm bureau urging dairy development at center Schoolhouse meeting. Eves cites Iowa as a growing dairy center with room for higher grade cows and purebred sires, calling for selective breeding and higher production standards to boost markets and profits. Russell Sage adjourned the meeting after stressing loyalty to the dairy industry.
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Hyle Faroe
Eves
Ats
Black Hawk County
Rens
Nevada
Jowa
Powa
Dair Hg
Tives
Towa
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Tate
Diversifica Con
Skim
Rmilk
Poultry Denent
Iowa- Experiment Staton
Bill Lapp
Lapp
Jack Hawk County
Les
Loyaly
Russell Sage
Fayette County Boys Invade Black Hawk for Dairy Judging
Fayette County boys competed Tuesday and Wednesday in dairy herd judging, aiming for the junior judging contest. A five-member Fayette team including John Stuart and Howard Watt trained at multiple farms, finishing day one at O. E. Brinkman’s on Fourth Street and day two at WW Marsh Guernsey farm and Joe Galavanz’s place with Holsteins.
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Fayette County
Lack
Hawk County
Fayette
Tts Wah
Cons
John Stuart
Herb Malgin
Tom Fuller
Don Simpson
Howard Watt
Derseys
Brinkman
Fourth Street
Ond
Mason
Sane
O. EB. Hamers
W. Marsh Guernsey
Waterloo Jersey
Joe Galavanx
Field Tests Warn Hessian Fly Threat to Early Wheat Seeding
Ames Iowa Sept 14 field tests by C J Drake Iowa State College indicate winter wheat seeded in the next two weeks faces about a 10 percent infestation by Hessian flies. Observations from three test stations show variable fly counts. experts warn planting now risks heavy damage unless timing aligns with post-hatch declines.
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Ames
Jal
C.J. Drake
Iowa State College
Onawa
H. E. Evans
B. M. Harrison
Warren County
R. J.brubaker
Spring Ele
Wallace Calman
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County dairy boys train on Guernseys Jerseys and Ayrshires
Black Hawk county youths under A A Burger county agent work at farms alongside Fred Ferguson and J P Eves with coaching from the State Dairy association on reasons for placings.
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Jerseys
High Cow Belongs to Mrs. Emeny in Hardin Co Ass'n
In Eldora Iowa on September 14 a grade Jersey cow named Bell owned by Mrs Panny Ameny topped the Hardin County Cow Test Association for August, yielding 1181 pounds of milk at 3.2 percent and 61.4 pounds butterfat. Annie the grade Guernsey owned by B T Oldham ranked second, with others including 314 at the State Training School and the top herd owned by Mrs Emery averaging 39.5 pounds butterfat.
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Eldora. la
Bell
Panny Ameny
Hardin County
Guernsey
Annie
B. T. Oldham
State Training School
Oldham’ Guernsey
Drs Emeny
Eldora
Jersey
Roy Finster
Elders
Dr. Emery
Roy Vinster
Ed Holsten
Floyd County youth win farm record prizes at Iowa fair
Floyd county boys and girls earned top awards for farm record showcasing clubs at the Iowa State Fair. Winners include Stanley Crook and David Way with high placements. thirty five club members in Floyd county trained to finish at Sioux City Interstate group. Officials hope for 160 enrollees next year as club work adds value and revenue potential to farms.
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Charles City
North Lavn Fas
Mason City
Oyd County
Connersion
Fanny Recomm
Girup
Sioux City
Stoward Mklinetok
Stanley Crook
David Way
Leroy Rockford
Aby
Vera McNally
Ployd County
Floyd County
Farpy Bureau
Bremer Women Aid Cheese Making at Dairy Congress Show
Bremer county farm women will lead dairying activities at Dairy Cattle Congress from Sept 25 to Oct 1. Swiss cheese making and displays of Swiss cheddar and provolone will occur at the farm bureau tent. Last year Bremer women produced nearly TOM pounds of cheese, saving about 17 cents per pound by making cheese at home.
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Bremer
Dairy Congress
Waverly
Chorsenmak- Az O
Bremer County Wedies
Dairy Cattle Congress
Buresiu
Bremer County
Poultry Culling Effort Expands in Floyd County
Floyd County agents report 15 birds handled locally this season with 5319 suffer culling losses. West Bend’s O L Jacobs culled 4956 of 14241 birds in 106 flocks, teaching owners. Dickinson notes gains in efficiency and cost savings per hen, with Ames extension specialist and county farm bureau supervision marking a three year effort.
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Charies City
Pldoyd
WW. A. Dickinson
O. L. Jacobs
West Bend
Vale Alto
Jacobs
Dickinson
Ames
Floyd County Farm Bureau
Bureau
Ames Field Day Promotes Soil and Crop Work Visit
Ames Ia Sept 14 The farm crops and soils field day at the college invites farmers and interested people to inspect ongoing crop and soil projects. From 9 a m to 4 pm the public may view field crops work, meet agricultural editors county agents and corn breeders, and learn about station work and investigations. Authorities urge all who are interested to attend.
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Ames
Lawn
Tte College
Syberal
Five Benton farmer meetings scheduled in coming days
Five Benton County farmer meetings are announced, with the first tonight at 7:30 at Wil ta Gruner's farm in Townsend Township. Remaining meetings are set for Crba Shell Homer in Seprells, Wilt Bure Canton, Urge school, and Tomer Center, through September 20.
Hudson community notices and social activities update
Hudson society items list enrollments and visits by residents, a church reception for new members, and several family movements. Attendees include Mrs. Falls and McMillan, with mentions of Dr. and Mrs. Wistar, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Arnold, and families at various homes. A Tuesday evening gathering is noted at Rightney's, marking a busy local social calendar.
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Anetin
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Dorothy George Serge Marturnet
Amd
Willige Arinne
Ansl
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SU Saul
Bt Conk
Baby
Devills Backbone
Hudson Consolidated Servant
St Oding
Wealty
Ul Taise
Arie
Serelie
Aly Turecas
Falls
McMillan Sas
Miss Tin
Dave
Unclear OCR Narrative From Iowa Community News
Fragmentary report of local life in New Hampton and surrounding towns includes family events, visits, illnesses, weddings, and notices. Names such as Miss Derelay Strike and Mrs. Ward appear with scattered locations like Cedar Falls and Waterloo, plus school and church events and a farewell reception for teachers.
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Lb. Een
Mack G
Varilly
Miles Maurie
Clyde Heflin
Heflin
Miunchester York
Iris
Jixon
New Hartford
Une Byuord
Bare Jr
Elwrches
Rey Stantier
Rebie
Weta
Comeregatinn
Stien
Cokaife
Cedar Baths
Margaret Cartrig
Waterloo
Pia Aseiering
Frank Goyer
New York Chicago Produce Market Quotations Summary
Chicago Prices and New York quotes show mixed produce values with milk at a nominal wholesale fee of 80 cents per 200 pounds. The listing includes various meats poultry and eggs, with weights and quality grades noted.
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New York
Avnery
Americas
Jan Ake
Ateadys el Bia
NEW York Loans
Unclear text from week’s notices and ads
The readable fragments reference week ending dates, advertisements, and notices with scattered terms such as week ending September and various vendor or job labels. Entities are largely garbled, offering no clear events, people, or organizations to anchor a coherent summary.
Weather and markets report from Parkersburg to New York
Fragmented wire service style notes describe weather impacts, market prices, and farm conditions. Mentions Parkersburg Wool and rides, Toledo seeds, potatoes and fruit prices, lightning damage to a barn, and regional economic notes with references to New York markets and farm activity. Includes scattered names and places with no single cohesive narrative.
Fruits and Vegetables in Quotations Love Theme Rise
Fragmented text from a New York notice hints at a feature titled Fruits and Vegetables Are Love in Quotations. The item appears to reference export, dates, and markets with garbled OCR data, mentioning New York and shipments or sales in a period around September and April with pricing notes.
Unclear OCR entry hints at market and sports terms
Fragmentary text shows stock movements and sports references with many garbled phrases. Names, dates, places and actionable details are not discernible, preventing a precise summary while preserving readable items.
Kansas City Livestock Market Hits Mixed Gains and Declines
Market reports show cows and calves steady to higher with strong demand for hogs and fat lambs. Receipts near 3,000 at East St. Louis and Kansas City, notes highlight rising prices for steers, veal calves, and feeders while some beef cattle and lighter cattle soften. Bulls and stockers active with mixed regional results and notable price points across classes.
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Aetlew
Binet
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Wligher
Glens
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Colin
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New York Stocks Open Irregular With Upward Bias
Opening prices on the New York Stock Exchange showed an irregular but generally upward trend for the day. Rail shares led gains with notable advances in Canadian Pacific and Union Pacific, while tobacco and leather groups weakened and industrials softened.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Ntesdling
Union Pa+ Ieile
Conadian Pacific
Mms
Jinkie Wustles
Motors
Ehenyival
Tobaccs
Texas Gulf
Houston
Cos Des Amt
Maryland
Mexican Petrole- Mie
Twin City
Transit
Wiso
Columbia Gas
North American
Chemical
Virginias
Carolina
American Tobacco
United Retail
Woolworth
Bears
United States
Cosden, Baldwin
Mexical Metroleum
Rudabergonunon
United Drug
American Tobucco
American Sugar
American
Alowibon
Gulf & W. Indies
Baldwin Logomoire & jUltimare & Ohio
Lethlehem Stec
Central Leather
Chandler Motors
Pcake
Ohio
Wwee
Chicago
Mil
St. Paul
R. I.s& Pac
Crucible Steel
General Asphalt
General Motors
Grain and Livestock Prices Across Markets in Omaha and Midwest
The report compiles mixed commodity data from Omaha and surrounding markets, noting wheat, oats, and corn prices along with cattle, hogs, and dairy receipts. It highlights price movements, receipts, and futures activity across grain and livestock exchanges, with regional notes from Peoria Minneapolis and Milwaukee markets.
Bearish railroad strike news drifts through muddled dispatches
A confused report describes a railroad labor dispute and widespread strike activity. The narrative references various rail lines, officials, and incomplete details about dates and actions, highlighting a gloomy mood for the transport sector and potential service disruptions.
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