Pulling Contest Promised At Belgian Horse Show
At the fifteenth annual Deiry Carle Congress and sixth National Belgian Horse show in Waterloo Iowa a pulling contest is set for Sept 26 27. Entries to E B Estel by mail or phone 611. We may expect premium awards and a special trophy for the team that pulls heaviest load relative to its weight.
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Estel
Esteli
Iowa
E. V. Collins
Iowa State College
Awan
Thotre
Gantest
Wayne Dinsmore
Horse Association of America
Dinsmore
Petl
Testis
Farmers to Gather at Grant Center Thursday Evening
A farm bureau meeting will be held at Grant Center schoolhouse Thursday evening. The program features music teaching, a farce comedy Ghosts directed by Elsie Boren Sen, and motion pictures. Miss Mattie Johnson presents Putting Your Time to Work with a woman’s refreshment service. The cast includes Fred Nissen Arthur Jorgensen Adam Herbison and Carl Jorgenson. Mrs Herman Mordhorst is chairman for the meeting.
Average August milk checks top $204 in Indiana
Waverly Indiana September 17 Special Five milk checks issued by condensaries here for August average 204.28 dollars. The top checks are 230.00 dollars 208.01 dollars 197.99 dollars and 172.00 dollars indicating farmers received cash for their feeds marketed as milk products.
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Waverly
Breeder Here Sells Holstein at Rolfe
John Cunningham a Holstein breeder in Orange township sold a junior yearling pull to Jo W. Hiennedy of Rolfe Iowa. The bull is a son of Pabst Creator Blossom, a 3pound son of Creator, and the dam is a daughter of Sir Ormsby Skylark Lyons.
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Orange Township
Jo W. Hiennedy
Rolfe
Pabst
Blossom
Creator
Ormsby Skylark Lyons
Farmers Letters to Editor From Waterloo Evening Courier
Readers are invited to send questions and comments to the Farms Department at the Waterloo Evening Courier. Address communications to Editor Farms Department Waterloo Iowa post 5100 for publication and response.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Loward
Floyd Co 4-H Club Exhibit Praised by U.S. Dept
Sioux City Sept 17 visitors at the Interstate fair view a United States Department of Agriculture and state extension exhibit on 4-H club achievements. The display, spanning seven states, highlights farm and home practices led by more than 400000 4-H club members.
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Sioux City
Clu Mentiors
United States Department of Agrifcualiure
Stave
Mae Y
H.C. Willitee
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Iowa
Minne
Elk Run community helps widow of Albert Bailey
Men of the Elk Run community practiced the golden rule by caring for the crops once cultivated by the late Albert Bailey. His widow and three children appreciated the aid as neighbors tended to the field.
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Elk Run
Albert Bailey
Harvesting One Farmer's Oats Takes Entire Month
Floyd county reports the 1924 oats crop as excellent with Frank LaPorte near Floyd a crossing threshing 6100 bushels on 100 acres and Kannengeiser near Rockford yielding 82 bushels per acre. One field started July 28 and finished Sept 3 due to rain, yielding 46 bushels per acre. Dietrich urges threshing from the stack and early plowing to boost next year's crop and improve current quality.
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Charles City
Floyd County
Frank LaPorte
Floyd
John Kannengeiser
Rockford
Dietrich
Farmers Topping Unripe Corn for Rapid Maturity
Cedar Falls reports farmers cutting tops from corn to hasten maturity amid fears of frost. James oI ter west of town expects 45 to 30 bushels per acre on the Oscar homestead, with samples from Hardin county showing frost danger past. Local tourists note widespread topping, a practice said to be uncommon in two decades. New York flour and related prices listed.
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Cedar Falls
James Oi Ter
Here
Oscar
Eldora
WH. Speer
Hardin County
Ensilage Cutters Begin Grinding As Threshers Cease
Ensilage cutters begin their annual grind while threshers are still heard in parts of Rows. Reports note silage on Joe Golinvaux’s tarp near Waterloo as he piles corn for dairy cattle stock. He plans to show at Dairy Cattle Congress and National Dairy Show in Milwaukee next week. A Iowa State College editor cites Prof Evvard urging silo use and selective cribbing for soft corn to reduce souring, with ventilation and drying discussed as practical but costly. Demand for feeders has risen recently after steady prior activity.
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Perth
Waterloo
Golinvaux
Uruseys
Flo
Shaw Nin
Dairy Cattle Congress
Milwaukee
Wis
Mivgard
Sikuze
Prof
Evvard
Japan asks how Iowa finances stock farm loans
Davenport Sept 17 A Japanese bank inquiry shows cattle loan methods in Iowa. Irving J Green banker and ag committee chair notes a letter from Hokkaido Colonization Bank Tokyo seeking details on how Iowa handles cattle loans, whether Iowa has a state cattle financing law, and any state aid for livestock farmers.
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Davenport
Japan
Irving J. Green
Towa Bankers’' Association
Corn and Wheat Dips as Market Reacts to Weather
Chicago wheat and corn show weakness amid press of world stocks and export demand. Prices slide on favorable weather and thin buying, while other grains follow corn downward. Multiple city quotes follow, with No 2 yellow corn around 1.08 to 1.20 per bushel and wheat near 1.38 to 1.40 in various markets.
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Associated Press
Chicago
WITS
Crn
Gorari
Lotya
No Steer Market Hogs Slow News Brief
Chicago on September 17 reports cattle receipts at 17 000 with weighty steers near standstill and mixed bids. Hogs at 18 000 receipts show very slow trade with most lots 10 15 cents lower and top around 10 40. Sheep receipts 24 000, fat lambs around steady. feeders strong and ewes steady to higher.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Enost Udes
Hettar
Stocks Rally at Open Led by Crucible Steel Gains
New York stock market opened higher led by Crucible Steel after dividends, with gains in Baldwin, American Can, General Electric, and several industrials. Broad advance signaled renewed short covering and peak year prices in many issues. foreign exchanges opened higher as rail and rubber stocks boosted early activity.
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Price Movements at Chicago and New York Marts
New York and Chicago markets show steady to higher creamery butter and firmer cheese prices. Butter receipts and entries include extra and firsts with varied cent marks, while cheese holds firm with state whole milk flats and Wisconsin supplies. Potatoes in Chicago show fair trading with white stock weak, Early Ohio steady, and mixed regional values across bagged and bulk lots.
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Wisconsin
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St. Louis
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Kansas City Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Receipts
Kansas City and Sioux City livestock markets show mixed receipts with calves and steers mostly steady to firm, hogs trading 10c lower to 10c higher in parts, and sheep报价 steady. Grain-fed and grass cattle vary, with top hogs around $9.90 and bulk ranges noted. buyers and sellers assess feeders, stock cows, and yearlings amid fluctuating demand.
Peoria Livestock Receipts and Cattle Markets Mixed
Peoria market notes show receipts uneven with cattle dull and weak, veals best around $9.50, various grade prices listed. New York fleece prices firm with domestic fleece and pulled wool quoted on scoured basis, Texas and Territory ranges provided.
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Siapis
East St. Louis Livestock and Market Notes
Hog receipts reach 12 000 with prices slipping up to 10 cents from Tuesday's best in weak trade. Bulk 223 pound and over common around 10.50 to 10.75. top venters near 31.50. Sheep receipts 2 500 with fat lambs 2 0 lower and ewes steady. best to packers around 17.00 with various culls trimmed. Coffee futures in New York tied to Rio and Santos markets. October at 16.45 and December at 16.02 cents.
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Neb
Welent
Sterday
Strane
ST. Joseph
St. Tos . Mo
Ssioux City Livestock
Sioux City
CaAal' Tle
Waterloo Markets Prices and Quotations from Waterloo Indiana
Market quotations from Waterloo Indiana dated September 17 show prices for grains such as flour and wheat, produce, butter, and lard, plus cattle hogs and hay. Included are butchery items, eggs, poultry, and hides with quotes from Bath Packing Co Swift & Co and local firms.
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Bath Packing Co
Seeereee
Comley
Swift & Co
Waterloo
Peei End
Leghorn Springs
Cohn Bros
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