New Dairy Chit Wages Effigiert Output Quality
Washington D C Sept 44 The new chief of the federal bureau of dairy industry says efficiency and quality are the keys to dairy prosperity The industry must cull low producing cows and lift production per cow through better records sires and feeding The public must be informed about dairy product value and progress to boost demand
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Washington, D. C
QO. B. Reed
Federal Bureau of Dairy Industry
Iao
Bureau of Dairy Industry
Bureau
Spring Seeding Used as Emergency Measure for Hay
Cedar Falls Sept 14 Lim ee calls the limestone and sweet clover seeding a lifesaver for Orville Miller. Seeding 18 acres with barley as nurse crop produced a vigorous stand. Miller plans to cut for hay soon and plow under in spring. He notes better barley yields and a strong straw, with improved soil for next year’s corn.
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Cedar ‘Falls
Orille Miller
Ile
Miller
Bittenbender Heads Ames Poultry Department Change
Professor Bittenbender is named head of the Poultry Department at Ames College. He will oversee work with Buckeye Incubator Co in Sorinafield Ohio starting Oct 1, covering the United States and RL. Cochran appointed acting head for the year. Cochran is a graduate of Iowa State College.
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Ames
H. A. Bittenh
Inna State College
Haseen
H. H Kiléee
Towa State College
Bittenbender
Towa State
Okahoma Agricultural College
Iowa State
Farmers Call for Input Through Waterloo Evening Courier
Readers are invited to address comments to the Farm Department at the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterlooo town. Telephone number 100 is listed for communications.
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Editey Farm Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Walerioo
Town
Clarksville Farms Sold at 130 Per Acre
Clarksville, Sept 14 Farm transfers last week include the 170 acre Charles Mellogg state and the Carl Seiling farm of eighty acres. Both sold at auction. Kellogg estate farm sold for 127.50 to Wu Hang Klunder and Theodore Paglcs Greene bought the Seiling farm for 130 an acre. Klunder traded 80 acres of Kellogg for an adjoining home farm. Benning receives Kellogg 60 acres joining his place.
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Clarksville
Charles Mellogg
Carl Seiling
Bown
Kellogg
Wu Hang Klunder
Theodore Paglcs
Greene
Klunder
Is Home Farm
Fred Benning
Benning
Iowa Swine Growers Elect Leaders At Peoria Show
The National Swine Growers association reelected A. P. Sinex as president and Arden McKee as vice president with George M. Cantral as treasurer. Iowa claimed top Berkshire junior honors with the Iowa Queen owned by R. A. L. Pemberton. A national pork production policy board was approved to study the hog cycle, including one representative from each state.
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Pootid
Swine Growers
Iowa
A. P. Sinex
Tama
National
Swine, Growers’ Association
Arden McKee
GlUnton
George M. Cantral
Des Moines
Iowa Queen
RA L. Pemberton, LeGrand
Board of Swine Production
Swine Growers’ Association
Tinois
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Indiana
Nebraska
Missouri
Iowa Calf Club Champion to Memphis Educational Trip
An Iowa dairy calf club champion will receive an all expenses paid trip to the National Dairy Exposition in Memphis Tennessee from October 13. The prize trip is funded by Blue Valley Creamery Institute and selection is by Iowa State College assistant director Pearl G Taff. Past winners include Hoyt Hawkeye Albrecht and Pieplow. The program also offers trips to champions in 13 other states and several named contests over the years.
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Memphis
Tenn
Towa
Devnl
Doner
Blue ~ Valley’ Creamery Institute
Towe Dairy Call Club
Peal GC
Taff
Extenzi
Iowa State College
Ames
Even Hoyt
Hawkeye
Waldo Albrecht
Waverly
Rex Pieplow
Aurora
Kermit Iversar
Ruthven
Iowa
Arkansas
Indiana
Tllinois
Kans
Kentucky
Missouri
Minnesota
Michigan
North Dakota
Nebraska
Ohio
Oklahoma
Tennessee
South Dakota
Wistersia
West Virginia
New Corn Feed Raises Hog Cholera Danger Across States
Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association warns farmers feeding new corn may reduce swine resistance and raise hog cholera risk. Reports of outbreaks appear in Nebraska the Dakotas Illinois Iowa with prices favorable but insurance uncertain. Hog raisers should avoid feeding unimmune hogs until full veterinary report is released.
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Eastern
Nebraska
Dakotas
Iowa
The Rhyming Farmer and a Parlor Tragedy
A fragmentary verse piece titled The Rhyming Farmer mingles dream and landscape with rivers, leaves, and a soft spoken speaker. A harsh prose scene follows where a man in a parlor chokes and dies as observers witness the distress and a fading sense of right.
Limestone Train To Run Through Black Hawk and Bremer
A limestone train will travel across western Bremer and Black Hawk counties next week likely Thursday. J L Ubau and Paul Farlow led planning with Bremer agent D D Offringa. Six to eight Black Hawk cars and six Bremer cars are planned, with farmers from four Black Hawk names signed up. The train will pass Waterloo Janesville Waverly and Plainfield hauling Dubuque limestone at 1.80 to 1.95 per ton delivered.
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Black Hawk
Bremer County Liinestone
J. L. Ubau
Avan
Paul Farlow
Chicago
Ilinois Central
Black Hawk S
Bremer
D. D. Offringa
John Brandes
Louis Brandes
Casper Moyers
Paul Johnsonr
Waterloo
Janesville
Waverly
Plainfield
Dub
Iowa
Belle Plaine
Mason City
Z. R. Mills
Yoledo
Radcliffe
Waverly Corn Pack to End on Saturday
Conteler Special Service reports Waverly Iowa expects the 1923 sweetcorn pack to end Saturday as Marshell Canning Company processes the last of the crop. The plant has canned corn for about a month amid mixed yields. about 130 loads have been brought in the past week, says manager Fred Cort.
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Conteler Spreial Service
Waverly
Marshell Canning Company
Tormorrow
Mantager
Fred Cort
Wheat leads as feed market shows strong wheat demand
Washington D C Sept 14 The U S Agricultural Economics Bureau reports wheat mill feeds and gluten feed firm while other feeds lag with seasonal inactivity. Standard middlings up with demand, cottonseed meal falling as new crop moves in. Gluten feed firm with weak hominy. alfalfa meal steady amid price quotes for various markets. Minnesota grain reports show mixed prices and receipts across regions. Omaha livestock market notes slower hogs steady to weak, cattle and sheep varied with feeders and fat lambs in play.
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Washington, D. C
Wery
Chicago
Minteanpolis
St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Minneapolis
St. Lous
Kargas City
Omak
Wheat Average Rises as Holding Policy Draws Attention
Wheat prices moved higher as market focus shifted to potential holding policies by domestic spring wheat farmers. Reports of numerous storage tanks built in the northwest and possible Canadian pool actions supported gains, while export demand remained firm at about 800000 bushels. Corn and oats showed firmness and modest gains amid weather forecasts of frost potential, with frost risk affecting market sentiment in the Midwest and western corn belt.
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Chicago
Northwest
United States
Groxers
North America
Aighori, Cortt
Mac
Buffalo
Mississipp
Oklahom
Corm
Gorn
Grain and seed price report from Chicago Board of Trade
The Chicago Board of Trade cash quotations list mixed and hard grain prices with No 2 hard at 1.22 and No 4 northern spring at 2.02, alongside several No 3 mixed, yellow and white varieties, oats and rye values, and notable figures for barley, timothy, clover seed and provisions such as ribs and bells.
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Chicago
Sept. Mary
Hog and cattle market report from Chicago
Chicago reports receipts of hogs 40 000 and cattle 3 000 with mixed bids. Hogs steady to 20c lower than Thursday, top around 13.50 for select loads. light action in cattle with thin bidding, steers scarce and pasture fed under 14.00. sheep and lambs show declines though feeder lambs hold steadier. week’s large sheep run totals 129 000 with 74 000 sheep today.
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Chicago
Jett
Stock market rally lifts numerous names amid broad gains
New York prices surged with nearly two dozen new highs as motors, copper, and oil groups led gains. Adams Express and Gary rose about 11 points, and large blocks traded on Bathsdall A and Rep. Renewed GM buying sparked optimism for a fall dividend. bonds and currencies opened steady as steel and other blue chips posted fresh highs.
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New York
Favoritex
Adams Express
Gary
Montgomery-Ward
General Electric
Hupp
Davison Grenhal
Johns Manville
Aida Motors
General Motors
Reo
Chrysler and
Packard
National Gash Register
Curtiss
Wright
Radio
International Nickel
Bethlehem Bree
Purity Baking
Steel
Westinghouse Electric
Republic Steel
Electric Auto Lite
National Cash Register
Continental Baking
Stron. Figal Sales
Tadas
All, Chem, & Dye
Sysee
Car & Poundry
Tabasco
Anaconda
Armour
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Atlantic
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel California Petrole Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio- Chic. M. St. Pi & Pac
Chicago & North Western Co
RL & FB
Chrysler
Colorado Fuel
Colorado Gas & Electric
Consolidated Gas i
Podge Bros. A
du Pont de Nem
Erie
Fleischmann
Freeport-Texas
General Railway Signal
Gill
Missouri Pacis
Montgomery Ward
Nash Motors
Central Soy
H. & Hartford
Norfolk & Western
North American
Northern
Pactic
Packard Evirseeree Pan. Am
Paramount
Las
Pennsylvania
Philips Petroleum
Pullman Radin
Reading - Rem-Ham
Tron & Reynolds Tobacco
St. L
San Fran
Sea
S. Ind
UW. S. Steed
Western Marsland
Liberty
Treasury
Ceereenerevenseeven
Luna S&t. Louis Gratn
St. Louis
St Paul and Sioux City Livestock Markets Report
Cattle receipts around 1500 at St Paul with mostly steady to firm bids for yearlings and cows. hogs at St Paul opening steady with some rise to 12.90 top for 160 to 220 lb, Sioux City market shows 4000 hogs and 2000 cattle with steady to slightly lower trade and tops around 13.10 for hogs. Foreign exchange figures for New York on Sept 4 show mixed demand with several European currencies quoted against the dollar.
Oil and utility bonds lead strength in New York market
The bond market revived on September 14 as oil and utility issues showed strength. Barnsdall with warrants hit a new high near 208 driven by higher Pennsylvania crude prices, while Brooklyn Union Gas Debenture climbed to 298. Other industrials were tentative. Atchison 4s rose a fraction on light turnover amid irregular overall activity.
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New York
Sn Toder
Pennsylvania
Brooklyn Union
Atchison 4S
Point
New York and Chicago Produce Prices Open September Market
Market notes from New York and Chicago report steady butter and eggs receipts with varied prices. Poultry and cheese show mixed movements as futures futures for butter and eggs indicate standard storage and refrigerator standards for upcoming months.
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Chicago
Cattle and Hog Prices Jump in Week’s Trade
Chicago reports show cattle gains across weights with steers and yearlings up to 40 cents higher, fat cows and cutters firm, bulls in demand. Hogs rose to the week’s top near 13.30 while light and medium weights gained 4 to 5 dollars. sheep faced declines amid heavy runs and ample supplies.
Livestock Market Report East St Louis Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Receipts: Hogs 2560 steady to weak with best time lower. bulk 179 to 230 pounds $13.29. pigs and sows mixed. Cattle 1200 calves light. most cows and cutters selling weak to steady. vealers $18.00. Sheep 1000 receipts fat lambs 25c lower. better lambs $13.75 to $14.00. fat ewes $4.00 to $6.50.
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South St. Paul
Minn
E. ST. Louis Livestock
St. Louis
Ill
Peoria Livestock and Commodity Wrapup Sept 14
Hogs receipts 1,000 with steady market and top around 19.10 while bulk sales bring 12.50 to 13.00. Cotton prices mixed with futures steady to lower, wheat corn oats and potatoes reported from Chicago Omaha and Minneapolis markets with various cash values and futures moves. The piece notes NYSE seat value hitting a new high at 415000 and sugar and flour price points in New York and Minneapolis markets.
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Chicago
Idea Sober
Asty
Gate
Maren Ak
Eee
Aces
DRA Arts
Ateees
Ateee
Meine
Beliles
Waterloo
Triers
Ariington Utter
Sei: & Co
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Prom
Cohn Bros
Aeii
Inos
Kansas City
Peoria Livestock
Peoria
Liverpool
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Trish Cobblers
Nebraska
Irist Cobblers
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Covblers
New York Stock Exchange
New York
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