Aurora Farm Fair Draws Exhibitors From Large Area
Aurora Iowa September 1 the agricultural fair showcases one of the district's best displays. Floral hall highlights canned fruit, flowers, baking and fancywork. The vegetable and fruit show excelled given weather. Poultry houses held over 500 birds. cattle and hog entries filled tents. Exhibitors from multiple towns win many first prizes across Poland China, Hampshire, Shorthorn, Guernsey, Jersey, Hereford breeds and more, with Massie Massee, J. L. Baldridge and others claiming top honors. Fat calf and sow prizes awarded to local youth and judges praised the quality of Anticipated shipments and herd displays.
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Harmpshires
H. Minken
Stampshires
Massee & Massess
Nashua
Poland
Charles Nivel Jr
Aufra
Jim Ieddy
I. P. Cole
Strawberry Point
Edward Wessels
J. L. Baldridge
Chester White
George McArthur Independence
HW. A. Slater & Son
Oral Slater
Stanley
Roy Munger
Hazleton
Les
Jia Stewart
Lamont
Robinson, Brothers
Masonville
W. B. Robinson
Isis Iaver
Mienry Alenstein
Hi. Saterlee
Independence
Eeows
Loren Berridge
Huston
Glen Jenks
Rex Pieplaw
Leslie Stewart
Francis Stewart
Chickasaw Farmers To Wisconsin For More Milk Cows
In Nashua Iowa on Sept 15 the Chickasaw County Cow Test association reports a purebred Jersey from Monté 4 Cook earned top honors for the first month. The animal produced 99 pounds of milk with 59.6 pounds of butterfat. The five high herds were shown by Charles Petit H J Hudson E J Kolcher Moffle Cook and Cardigan Sons. Attendees planned to buy additional cows in Wisconsin.
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Nashua
Monté
Cook
Chickasaw
Charles Petit
H. J. Hudson
E. J. Kolcher
Moffle & Cook
Cardigan & Sons
McMeans
Wisconsin
Tama Feeders See How Best Steers Chosen for Yards
Three steer selection demonstrations were scheduled in Tama county last week with Iowa Extension agent C. W. McDonald guiding on feeding. One event at W. T. Sprole farm near Traer was set for Thursday. Friday demonstrations occurred at BE Warner Chelsea and Charles GarrMontour farms.
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Toledo
Tamia County
C. W. McDonald
Iowa
Point Gut
W. Ti. Sprole
Traer
BE. EH. Warner
Chelsea
Charles Garr
Montour
Anconas Show Declining Egg Production
A local report notes 26 yearling hens and a cock received from 4A. N. Stewart on Mullan Avenue. After relocation the birds produced 59 percent until about a half year ago when signs of illness began appearing, affecting the flock.
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Anconas
E. Dawson
Glenwood Street
N. Stewart
Mullan Avenue
Fairfield Township Oats Yielding 60 Bushels
In Grundy county Pattfield township farmers report exceptional yields. J. Klenmerling threshed 2,730 bushels from 4% acres while Crouse Brothers in the same area averaged 66 bushels per acre. Yields are heavy and of first quality.
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Patt
Grundy County
Whs
J. Klenmerling
Crouse Brothers
Sam
Bremer County Dairy Calves to Be Shown Here
Sixteen dairy calves from Bremer County will be exhibited at the Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo. Bremer County clubs will oversee judging and premiums, with owners listed on a public sign.
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Waverly
Bremer Sonaly Boyd Ani
Windy de Dairy Cattle Congress
Waters
Log
Waterloo
Jefferson Township
Smit Thoma
Berwin Orth
Jackson
Enlyng
William Schmidt
Elwer
Martin Sehweer
Aldo Albrecht
Adolph Maier
Washington
Neil Mayer
Pranklin
Clarence Schmandoke
Polk
Sceniup
Lorenz Strattmen
Maxtietil
Hing Solsteins
Floyd Christopher
Lafarette
Oscar Kries
Jefferson
Lener Kiethe
Precautions Against Rust Boost Asparagus Yield
Iowa extension specialist C. La Fitch urged avoiding rust to ensure abundant next spring asparagus. He advised using rust resistant varieties, avoiding heat or rich soil, keeping new plants from old beds, and note that treatment this season affects next year’s crop. Fitch reported rust-free plots at Westphal farms and Town farms near La Porta.
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Iowa
Black Hawk County
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Witch
Westphal Farms
Waterloo
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Pitch
Tama County Cow Test Association to Meet Tonight
Tama County Cow Test Association plans its first meeting tonight at the Tracey library with RL Weed as agent guiding the effort since May. Twenty one members have signed up, including G Moore Lloyd Brown and W McCornack, and room remains for a few more to join the work in progress.
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G. Moore
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Sac & Pax Indian Sanatorium
Toledo
Walter Tantlinsen
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Tamar RC
Wood
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Crawford
W.G. McCornack
Tracr
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Frank Bragonier
Robert Mitchell
Fred Lockhard
Joe Raudabaugh
Buckingham
CC. Law
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JH. Gunget
Dysatt
BE. M. Mitchell and
Emmer and Spelt Nearly Equal to Grains for Feeding
Washington D C September 15 Emmer and spelt commonly called spelts are wheatlike grains used mainly as livestock feed with value near oats and somewhat less than barley and corn They are also used for breakfast foods A USDA Farmers Bulletin F424 describes them About 165000 acres were grown in 191 The leading states are South Dakota North Dakota Nebraska Minnesota and Colorado Spelt is grown on limited acreage mostly in the eastern U S It is not rust resistant but in tests is more productive than barley and nuts in Maryland and Virginia
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United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers’ Bulletin
South Dakota
North Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Colorado
United States
Maryland
Virginia
First Cattle Arrivals Boost Dairy Cattle Congress Showing
The Dairy Cattle Congress opens Monday for a full week as the first cattle arrive. Fifteen Brown Swiss from Minette & Son of Sauk Center, including world record cow Believe, join prominent Holstein entries such as Segis Pieturtje Prospect. The event draws breeders from multiple states for the fifteenth annual exposition at Dairy Cattle Congress grounds.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Minette & Son
Sauk Center
Mina
Brown Iswiss
Thar Ee
Minettas
Believe
Dorothy Telleve
Katz
Dorothy
Hach al Wie
Sogis
Maoce Chan
May Walker
Minnesota Wolstein Conins
Austin
Minn
United States
Rally Starts on Liverpool Advige Market Movement
The Associated Press reports Chicago on September 15 sees wheat rise on Liverpool quotations and Canada yield declines. Export demand and seaboard buying push prices up while corn and oats show mixed signals amid bearish crop news. December wheat settles higher, corn and oats vary, and provisions firm slightly.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Liverpool
Canada
Singhe
Seaboard
Grain and Provisions Prices Across Cities
Chicago and New York quotes show wheat and corn fluctuations with various grades. Kansas City and Minneapolis markets list futures and spot prices, while St. Paul reports cattle hogs and sheep receipts and prices.
Stocks Rise on Heavy Short Covering Across Multiple Issues
New York stock market opens with large buying orders lifting many speculative issues. Gains appear in Stewart Warner, Union Tank Car, Republic Steel, and CIMBER Brothers with broad strength in defensives and uneven activity among blue chips. Reports of a potential railway merger and notable blocks of Rock Island stock influence trading as market breadth broadens.
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New York
Stewart Warner
Union Tank Carrit
Republic Stec
Cimber Brothers
Nore | Varien
Seneral
Rayak Cigar
International Business Machine
Central Leather
U.S
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Baldwin
General Electric
United Trailways Investment Preferred
Rock Island Common
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Common Land
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Chicago Great Western
Inluance & Point
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Can
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American Sugar
American Tobacco
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Nebraska
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Meals Served at State Fair Dining Hall See 24200 Served
More than 24 200 meals were served at cost to boys and girls club members and leaders at the dining hall on the state fair grounds this year as the state chair board provided seating for 414. Superintendent P O Taft assistant director of agricultural service of Ancs notes the group ate a wide range of foods with generous quantities. Mrs D D Dennis Marshall County presided over the kitchen assisted by 14 neighbors and 20 club members from across the state. John Coverdale secretary of the national farm bureau federation praised the effort as the best thing the fair beard has done for the juniors.
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State Chir Board
P.O. Taft
Agricultural Service
Ancs
DD. Dennis
Marshall County
John Coverdale
National Farm Bureau Federation
Hogs and Cattle Prices Edge Up as Receipts Slugish
Hogs receipts 42 090 with better hogs up 1 cent to 10.5, good demand for larger weights while lighter feeders slow. Cattle receipts 29 090 with slow demand for yearlings and steers, few prime weights holding above 11.25, cows and bulls mixed. Sheep receipts 23 000 with slow bidding and lambs steady to lower across classes.
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Produce Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
New York report lists butter prices creamery 39 to 41 cents with extras quoted 31/2 to 33 cents. eggs receipts 13,410 cases with various grades. cheese and milk flats priced. turkeys, chickens, and fowls noted. Chicago figures show butter 27 to 36 cents for extra firsts, eggs 33 to 35 cents, cheese and milk products. St Louis and Kansas City data provide additional poultry and butter specifics.
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Chicago
St Louis
Kaneay City
Kansas City
Former Maho Governor to Speak in Iowa Events Plan
Former Gov Db Ww. Davis of Italy will speak at New London Iowa next Thursday and at Rippey Iowa September 26 as part of campaign events for the Coslidge Dawes ticket. Congressman J J Dickinson speaks at Terri Wednesday.
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