Dairy Cattle Congress To Feature Numerous Exhibits
The Dairy Cattle Congress, National Belgian Horse Show and Industrial Exposition open Sept 25 with educational displays. The U S Department of Agriculture exhibit will span 36 by 106 feet with 22 booths covering calves care, dairy bulls, pasture management, cooperative marketing and more. Other major displays include the National Dairy Council, Iowa Highway Commission, Iowa State College animal husbandry, farm crops, cow testing, and the American Jersey Cattle Club plus veterinary and extension-service showcases.
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Dairy Castle Congress
Nlethershaw
Iowa
Dairy Cattle Congress
United States
Dairy Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
National Dairy Council
Iowa Highway Commission
Animal Husbandry Department
State College
Department of Iowa
American Jersey
Disca
Clayton Coun
Bureau
Cox Testing Association
Farmers Keeping Barley and Oats as Stock Feeds
Cedar Falls reports weak barley and oats sales as stock feed. R A Gage notes no timothy seed offerings despite farmer reminders. Oat receipts total about 39060 bushels at the Cedar Falls elevator with few sales of seed barley. Hog shipments decline. corn prospects look sound though quality lags.
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Cedar Falls
Jatter
Farmers’o-operative Company
R. A. Gage
Gage
Farmers’ Co-operative Company
Top price of Benton County beeves in auction
In Vinton Iowa on September 14 Kenneth Maristiansen presented an 840 pound calf to the sale by Junior’s baby Lee at Chiivaga where the top price reached 15.25 dollars per hundredweight. The sale featured 147 head from Benton County with a high mark of 16.54 dollars per hundredweight and included several named cattlemen and buyers.
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Benton County
Vinton
Kenneth Maristiansen
Attestis
Junior
Lee
Chiivaga
Wiltiy Hanes
Scientific Agriculture by J H BULAN Part I
A compact survey of agriculture as a science, arguing how theory and data advance farming. It notes Liebig 1859 insights, stresses differentiation between art and science, and outlines six key crop factors including seed, seed bed, moisture, heat, and nutrient supply with emphasis on sound seed and well prepared seed beds.
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Liebig
Noah
Iron and Steel
Anchorage
Legume Day at Ames Soon at Iowa State College
Farmers from Ames and beyond are invited to attend two days of alfalfa and soybean field demonstrations at Iowa State College on September 15 and 16. The programs run 8:20 a.m. to noon with a dairy lunch, showcasing legume crops, seedings, cultural methods, equipment, and dairy herd operations.
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Ames
Plans to divide farm and raise new structures
A report outlines plans to divide a farm in Carrel township and erect several buildings. Details mention a primary farm area in Tryer and potential construction near a cabriend area, with hay and other storage needs cited.
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Poe
Santh
Tryer
Carrel Tewiship
Haip Ize
Ike de Trast
Ianen
Apple Tree Bloom In Curious Rhyme Fragment
A fragmented OCR snippet evokes an apple tree in full bloom amid garbled text. It hints at orchard imagery and a white ant scene but contains many misread words and nonsensical phrases. The readable content centers on blossoms, orchard setting, and a distant unclear action.
Sweet corn yields $7150 per acre on 10 acres near Clarksville
Clarksville Iowa September 14 Special J Van Siyke near here has produced the largest returns from sweet corn grown for the coaining factory. His yield was six and one half one per acre on 10 acres making 7150 per acre. Twenty four carloads of the 1925 pack have been shipped. Although weather damaged the corn, much more can be packed if weather is favorable.
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Clarksville
van Siyke
Spring Shouts of George Miller Get Top in Sale Here
George Miller of north Eagle township recently sold two head of hogs five and a half months old to Bath Packing Company, averaging 185 pounds and bringing 12.30 per hundred. Miller still had 65 head weighing 150 to 200 pounds and feeds pigs on ground oats, soaked corn, tankage, mineral mix, clover, and Tulil feed, emphasizing savings on grain.
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George Miller
North Eagle Township
Bath Packing
Miller
Tieny
Grun dy Center Fair Show Highlights Livestock Winners
Grundy Center journal reports the Grundy County fair featured champion beef cattle and pig club results. Hans Ander Dike and R. Gotch displayed a high grade Shorthorn Hereford cross, with prizes for Anderson’s calf and other beef entries. Pig and Grace clubs earned top placings, and stock auctions were planned for Chicago stockyards next week.
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Grundy Center
Hans Ande Dike
R. Gotch
Grundy County
Goteh
Anderson
Cedar Falls
Grundy Court Fair
Grundy Fair
J_ L. Reece
New Providence
Wilbur Plager
Shoarthorn
Udward Syndergaard
Setar
Shorthorn
Fussell Plager
Shortern
Lambert Bunger
Wellsburg
Charles Gier
Conrad
Poland
Chinas
Eugene Lister
Conrad Durog
Ray Henningson
Jike
Spotted
Donavan Baldwin
Hampshire
Blarket
Anit
Delbert Lindiman
Ackley
Dieke Dieken
Halland
China
Fred Linda- Man
Argentine Frost Triggers Mixed Wheat Market Moves
Wheat prices fluctuated as reports from Argentina and world demand influenced trading. December futures dipped then retraced with nearby months showing losses. corn fell while oats rose slightly in limited activity. spot cotton edged higher and grain supplies increased to show a net uptick in visible stocks.
ADVANCE AFFECTS ALL GRADES HOGS AT MARKET
Receipts and price movements dominate the livestock market with hogs and cattle showing varied strength. Reports show demand from packers for heavy hogs, with top prices around 22.50 to 23.00 per hundredweight and mixed cattle trends including steady to higher values for fat steers and heifers. Sheep and calves also feature, with fat lambs and ewes trading at notable levels and breeding stock remaining active. Representative sales are noted from Lamson Bros. & Co. in Kansas City and surrounding markets.
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Guile Associated Press
Qeality
Isos
Desi Butehe
Motors Reach New Yearly Peak in Broad Market Rally
The market opened higher as Willys, Studebaker, and Hup gained to year’s peak prices. Ford and other motors led a broad advance with 2 to 4 point rises, while copper and foreign exchanges fluctuated. Heavy buying pushed rails, chemicals, and utilities, finishing with a strong close and widespread new high prices.
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York
Islix Hey Buylig
Willys
Studbaker
Hup
Sears-Rogbuck
Westinghouse Air Brake
Universal Pipe
General Railway
Denucia
Atlantic
Huila
Vackard
Allied Chemical
American Ona - American Car & Four Locomotive, Smelt & Ret
Sugar American Tel
American ‘Tobacco 2
American Water Works Auerical, Woolen Anaconda Copper
Atchison
Atlantic Coast
Lip Baldwin Locomativs
Baltimore & Ghia
Gethiehem Steat Aet
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Cerro de Paso
Chandler Motor
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Mik
Praduris Crucible Steel
Cuba
iUinais
Bill
Int
Harvester
Nashville
Mack Truck
Marlend Oil
Seaboard Oil
Mtient
Ran
Te Alissouri Pac
Montgomery National Bisevitational Lend
New York Central
N.Y. NH
Dartford
Norfolk & Western
Snr
Fan
Pennsylvania
Phila, & Rag
EiWins
Ir & Sr. L
San
Seaboard Air Line
Sinclair
Greuthertt Pacific
Standard of
New York Marts Begin Week With Mixed Commodity Quotes
New York and Chicago market notes show steady to firm butter and cheese values with varied creamery and domestic offerings. Eggs and poultry hold modest gains in some grades while wool and flour markets reflect broader supply trends and regional references across Ohio Pennsylvania Minnesota and Minnesota?
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New York
Avenue ‘Run
Wisconsin Whal
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Yoosterg
Reese
Rejuvenates Old Farm in Eight Years With Legume Crop
Bakers Stuart Baker Madigan township Winneshiek county changes farm from poorest to prosperous in eight years. Sweet clover and alfalfa used for plowing, cattle, sheep pasture, and dairy feed. one field seeded with clover for cattle. Soil improvement and cropping practices credited for rapid improvement.
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Sweetielaver
Stuart Baker
Madigan
Winneshiek County
Baker
Wight
Hug
Elies
Beny
H.W. Warner
Livus
Board of Trade Cash Quotations
Quotations for wheat and corn across grades with mixed and white varieties. Prices shown for No 2 bard, No 2 white, No 1 white, No 4 mixed, sample grades, and various futures or provision quotes. Includes miscellaneous figures and annotations from the Sept T4 listing.
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Board of Trade
Iteazo
Timon
Tau
Waterloo Markets Prices at 1 p m today
Market report from Waterloo Mills Co and Sinnard Bros listing grain prices for wheat oats barley rye flour and produce. Includes live stock quotes from Rath Packing Co with hogs cattle and veal pricing, plus hay and straw figures and hides from Colin Bros.
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Prom Waterloo Mills Co
Eneeeeveen
Sinnard Bros. West
Feges
Cese Waterlee Co
Asteslan Buller
Bow
Swift Springs
Leghorn
Blackley Springs
Rath Parking Co
F.o.b. Rath
TAN Ibs
Barclay
Timothy Hay
Colin Bros
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