Dakota Hogs Profit Makers in Grundy Feedlots
Relitheck Iowa September 16 Special. H A and J C Strohbehn two Grundy county farmers profited from stock hogs bought in southwest South Dakota where corn failed. They fed about 3200 hogs, receiving around 12000 for 660 head and similar sums for 531 head, aided by the wide corn hog price gap. They expect hog prices to drop soon and stay wary on purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relitheck
H. A
J. C. Strohbehn
South Dakota
Grundy County
H. A. Strohbehn
Rath Packing Company
Waterloo
J. C. Strehbehn
J. ©. Strohbehn
Soon Will Have To Ask Permission To Cut Down A Tree
Des Moines sept 16 Crowing of trees will be on par with growing agricultural products says Dr Ja Pammett Ames member of the state board of conservation at a Town council meeting We must have more trees and farmers will plant forests as corn The line is not far distant when no man in town will be allowed to cut down a tree without permission Dr Bohumil Shimek Town City criticized this state for damming bars and lakes that reduce soil moisture and remove a source of forest moisture
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ja OH Pammett
Ames
State Board of Conservation
Panel
Towa
Bohumil Shimek
Town
Shimek
Bremer Co dairy owners picnic at Waverly
Bremer County dairymen plan a picnic at Will Woodring's farm north of Waverly on Friday September 17 with activities starting at noon. Dairymen and families will attend the picnic dinner and demonstrations and sports events are planned. Iowa extension specialist Burt Oderkirk will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Speday
Bremer County
Will Woodring
Burt Oderkirk
Iowa
Co. Farm Bureaus Mapping Programs for 1927
At the annual program of work meetings in fayette Indiana the Farm Bureau outlined five major 1927 projects including Boys and Girls club work dairy production rodent control and farm management. County leaders and extension representatives discussed co operative marketing with creameries to improve product quality and member cooperation. A dairy project aims to advance Buchanan County as a leading dairy county amid a county wide rodent control push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
W. Dd. Anderson
G. Y. Leverton
John Cline
Independence
Farm Bureau
Buchanan County Farm Bureau Board of Directors
George Slemmons
John Troax
W. F. Tiffany
F. K. Gardner
County Board of Supervisors
Jay Laird
Woe Hermann
Farm Bureau Office
Buchanan County Farm Bureau
Buchanan County
31 Market Hogs to Be Exhibited Sept 25 in Oelwein Show
Oelwein Iowa September 16 The market pig club sponsored by Oelwein Community club will host a big day Saturday September 26 with 31 pigs weighed judged and sold at the feed yard. Pigs arrive by 10 am weigh at 1 pm judging 2 pm auction to highest bidders. Prizes include a trip to the junior short course and a silver cup for overall champion with medals for breed first second third. A cash prize for best feed records and a community banquet closes the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Market Pig Club
Thesfeed Yard
AL Ames
Frea Harms
Emmitter
Weaver Speaker at Tama Cow Testers Picnic Sept 24
Tama County cow testers plan a Sept 24 picnic at Clark’s Park for farmers and town residents. Earl Weaver of Iowa State College will speak on feeding trials and methods to cut flies, with talks on protein feeding and time-saving dairy devices.
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Weaver
Tama Cow
Tama County
Clark's Park
Earl Weaver
Iowa State
Colece
Lerten
Paul Mitchell
WwoTeat Yeshion
Waterloo
Town State College
Pent Weaver
S. Wilkins
Anes
Arthur Hiuntington
Vectar Rapids
Devine Aye
Noer
Farmers Question Page Invites Public Comments
The Water loo Evening Courier invites questions and comments directed to the Easter Farm Department. Communications should be addressed to Easter Farm Department in Waterloo Iowa. Phone number 6100 is listed for inquiries.
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Waterlog Evening Courier
Waterloo
Iowa
Easter Farm Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Towa
Strong Butter Prices Seen With Fall Demand Rise
Dairy market outlook brightens as storage butter holdings rise 11.5 million pounds above year prior. Iowa creamery leaders report July butterfat totals led by Jesup, Sioux Center, Monticello, State Center and others, with pasture conditions improving and expected butter output to match or exceed last September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abyde
Rechtelheimer
Iowa
Jad
Bechtelheimer
Jesup Creamery
Co-Operative Creameries
Jesen
Sioux Center
Monticello
State Center
Hudson
Strawberry Point
Tatiana
Preston
Cogson
Oelwein
Hessian Fly Free Dates Announced For 1926
September 16 report notes no commercial Hessian fly damage in Iowa wheat fields. safe seeding dates for 1926 based on 1923–1925 predictions and 1928 climate. Dr. Carl J. Drake says Iowa entomology expects excellent conditions with farmer cooperation to prevent losses. dates listed by county and region from September 14 to September 28.
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Amesia
Lown
Nebraska
Hessian Oy
Iowa
Carl J. Drake
Iowa State College
Adamakee
Clayton
du Pudue
Jackson
Delaware
Fayette
Franklin and Winneshick
Plymouth
Cherokee
Buena Vista
Woodbury
Taa
Sac
Hamilton
Carwoll
Greene
Boone
Store
Miaurl
Tame
Berton
Harrison
Shelby
Audubon
Guthrie
Dallas
Park
Jasper
Poweshick
Johnson
Cedar
Clinton
Scott
Sils
Montgomery
Adams
Union
Clarke
Lucas
Monroe
Wapello
Jefferson
Henry
Dex Moines
Fremont
Page
Taylor
Ringgold
Decatur
Wayne
Appanoose
Davis
van Buren
Lee
Swine Market Forecast and Fair Prizes Noted
Independence Tennessee report notes Repl. 18 F. M. Wilcox leading in estimating hog prices 20 days ahead. He won a monthly director prize for closest to the 30 day market. Gruney county fair honors include Tike hog prizes for Redaward Synderzaard and others. market reports show steady cattle and hog bids across states with varied weights and bids to $9.
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Independence
F. M. Wilcox
Buchanan County Farm Bureau
Hener
Wilrox
Wil Vox
Sperial
Gruney County
Redaward Synderzaard
Ray V Menningsen
Vernon Johnsen
Arated Johnson
Weather hazards in Canada impact wheat and grain markets
Fragmented weather news from Sept 6 reports unfavorable conditions in Canadian northwest boosting wheat demand. Liverpool and Winnipeg showed firmness with buying, while corn and oats moved mixed. Prices fluctuated as selling and shipping demand influenced markets, with receipts and futures quotes noted for various grain types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Northwest
Ness
Liverpool
Antwerp
Loan rate boost benefits bears in stock market
New York September 16. Retention of a new rate for call loans at a per cent stirred market unease as mid month financing passed. Losses eased with strength in Cudahy Packing and other packers while manufacturing issues showed cautious demand for General Motors and Bethlehem Steel amid mixed foreign exchange moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cudahy
Federal Reserve
Carryig
Unese
Wilson
Express Company
American Express
Staus
Bethlehem Steel
U.S
General Motors
Cudahy Packing
Provisions and market notes from New York and Chicago
Market reports show creamery and poultry receipts with price ranges and trends. Butter and cheese receipts rise. live poultry demand uneven with steady to firm prices. cotton and foreign exchange summary indicates minor shifts in early trading. Prices cited include creamery extras and various poultry values, with futures at modest levels and regional market openings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hennery
Express
Wheat and seed prices hit varied quotes on Sept 16
Chicago Board of Trade cash quotations show wheat with mixed grades from No 2 hard at 14 08 to 1.46 per bushel and yellow varieties around 61 to 82 cents. Timothysred at 5.95 to 5.78, cloverseed at 26.00, provinces lard at 14.62, hams at 14.75, belifea at 17.00.
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Montana
Sne
So Tae
Ruth Yesterda
Associated Press
Ojen
Beliles
Alay Benes
Aly Au
Chicago
Gii
Belifea
Livestock Market Notes Chicago Sept 15 Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Hogs generally higher with 2 cent gain and varied weights, receipts 24 090. Prices show top hogs around 13 70 with bulk 160–325 pounds. medium and light weights offer lower. Cattle receipts 13 000 with steady to weak demand for heavies, yearlings around 18–25, stockers and feeders steady. Sheep receipts 27 000 with fat lambs steady to weaker, native ewes about 6–7.28, feeding lambs around 13.00 top western lambs around 14.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Erong
Uuilere
SAGO
Batton
Jiverpaal
Midlands
Chicago
York
Bank Clearings Report Weekly Debits and Totals
Bank clearings in Black Hawk County report weekly debits for the week ending Sep 15 1928. Totals include large sums such as 4 790 554.00 and references to corresponding weeks and instruments filed to date. Details show weekly and prior week comparisons with instrument counts and monetary figures.
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Black Hawk
JOSS
Ek Instruments
Cavite
Marble Rock News Briefs and Local Notices
A stream of social notes from Marble Rock lists travels and visits including Mrs Harvey Inman heading to Winner, Minnesota, and relatives visiting from downstate towns. The column records neighborhood arrivals, a field day with attractions, music by the Marble Rock band, and a piano solo at the opera house. Verle Smith faced a liquor nuisance charge in Chartesy court, fined $500 plus costs and six months in jail with potential extra rest if unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Mason
Centerville
Gelhaus
Bilis Blake
Airs
Ada Blake
Plumme
Dori
W. O. Wilson
Ville
Florence Shoemaker
Waterloo
Andrew Morten
St. Francis Hospital
Roockford
Dougherty
Rockford
Apt Orchestra
Opera House
Miettherhs
Yiore
Charles Moenre
Moore Brothers
Etmer Kvanunen
Osinge
John Moore
Verle Smith
Jude Edwards
Jai
Smith
Woig
Coats
Megshters
George Beth Newlands
Plunmer
Springs
Tilanseers Cabinet addition and property transfers
Fragmented OCR note lists numerous property lots, blocks, additions, and transfers including Tilanseers cabinet addition, various owners such as Charles J. Wild, Lindenma James A Paul te Willlaus, and Morris Realty Co. References to lots 5 and 6 in block 24 and other parcel identifiers, with dates and names partially garbled.
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Tilanseers
Cawin
Graham Jos Vani
Martin
Lots
Charles J. Wild
Jeptilke Ce Klitiek
Lot
Ceday Falls Coork
Stermn Co Fer
Moss
Serand
EL Pook
Tan T. Riehman
Lindenma
James A
Paul Te Willlaus
Car Foster
Addi
Morris. Realty Patel Jets
Bee Bee Morria Realty Co
Marsh Guernsey Made Champion At Philadelphia Sesquicentennial
Cherub Yunje of the Prairie a Marsh herd bull won junior championship at the large Philadelphia Sesquicentennial Guernsey show. Two Marsh entries competed among 319 head. Queen of the Prairie, a senior yearling heifer, was judged separately. May Rose Cherub, bull champion at the National Dairy Show in 1922, defeated Yanko for the grand title, with Mar h entries bred at the Marsha farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherub
Toho Clark
Yanko
Graud
May Rose Cherub
Jod Ap
Rose Cherub
RicCormick
Tternatonal Harvester Company
McGormicks
Yank
Mig Rosa Cherub
Bmarsta
Dairy Cattle Congress
National Dairy Show
Ned Large
Jeanette
Fie
Lili
Fowie
W. OW
C. A. Marsh
Jim Lee
Missouri
Jet Yank
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Strohbehn Brothers
Kansas City
J. C
Clarence Rundt
J. C. Strohtehn
Bed Cagning Company
Tme
Bremer Coq
Grundy
Wellshars
Sint
Sprelah aFeter
P. Ecko
Wisan
Here
Shaw
Lamont
ST. Paul Livestoce Benth St. Téaud Mins
Todnes
Wuibemaze
Yom Peta Tres
Venedyes
Carey Asty Brank
Tal United Hipments
Witconsin
Minnesota
Wal
Rediver Chins
Idaho
Colorado
Bursots
Canada
City
ST. Loe Gratis
St Louis
Cuffer
Santos
Inber
Rovember
Omaha Livestock
Lamson Bros. & Co
Cen Seys
Aln
Tees “Mills Co
Renee Lard
Fonta Seitt & Co
Watertou
Ube
Prom
Ng Co
Barclay & Sons
Timothy
Cohn Bros
Q Nz
Ehnier Ogee
Prine Y Y Earings
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Car & Foanetry
American Locomotiv
American Smelt
American Sugar
American Tel & Tel
American Tobacco
Ns American
Eolen
Thor
Atchison
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
California Petrolew Ae
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Ste Cerro de Paseo
Chesapeake & Ohio
TED
Mil
St. Paul
North
Vanee
Freeport-Texas
Td General Asphalt Ae
Rae General Electric
Ran
General Motors Erett
Old Gulf States
Southern
Kennecott Copper
Kresee S
ALISO
Lehigh Valle Ee
Louisville & ON
Sivetitn
Mid-Continent Petroleum
Amo
Kan
Exas
Missouri Pact Pfa
New Central Ala Odd N. A
Hartford
Norfolk Esters
Northern Pacific
Pacific Oise
Packard Motor Gar
Pan. Am. Pet
Penneylyaninte
Cota Aste Pierere-Arroyy
Radin Corporation Iy
Tr. Steel
Aboard Air Line
Sears Roebuck de
Sinclair
Southern Mairnes & Southern Pagifia A
Vesas & Pact
Wanker Pacific Cheek
Walter Drag
Trier
Willy Verlanid
Thlaige
ITV
Gove Oeung Americas
St. Louis
Tahoe
le Lowe
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Sweden
Switzerland
Greece
Denmark
Bio
Brazil
Shanghai
Woo
Board of Trade
HAA
Abarat
Marsh Guernsey
Cherub Yank Afie Prairie
Philadelphia
BT. Louis Grain
St. Leis
Neat
Sten
Sey
Martin Hacks
Thay
Charles Roth, Jrsuyy, Tows Roth
Jesup
Statis
Wade
Diate
State Loan CO
Eith St
Beautifel
Ue Jonette Mi
Wallets
Independence Avenue
Tms
Rentatus
Eid Bath
Mandern
Ghad
Jenette WH. Walters
Waterlon, Tawn Wm
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