Juniors Bring Camp to Dairy Cattle Congress Grounds
Seventy boys from junior dairy calf clubs across Tow counties will camp at the Dairy Cattle Congress grounds from Sept. 25 to Oct. 4, with plans to exhibit their heifers on Oct. 2. Fifteen girls from the chubs will stay in the new YWCA building under supervision.
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Tow
Dairy Cattle Congress
Chubs
YW. GC. AL
Y. W
Floyd” Johnston
Ark
Tenis
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Sac
Bremer
Marion
Polk
Black Hawk
Fayette
Howard
Mitchell
Wright
Hamilton
Webster
Linn
Tamu
Butler
Chickasaw
Cerro Gordo
Buchanan
Smith- Hueles
I.S. Quist
Lowa Extension Service
P.C. Taff
Ant
Lowa Extensions Dee
Ames
o—Revettle
Control Measures Effective Against Disease of Wheat
Fairfield Iowa reports Bunt or stinking smut of wheat was controlled by treating seed with copper carbonate. Iowa State College expert says copper carbonate dust applied per bushel reduces losses up to 10 percent and protects milling quality. Method involves mixing with seed and using a barrel churn, careful inhalation required due to fumes.
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Fairfeld
Jefferson County Farm Bureau
M. E H. Burns
Iowa State College
Ames
Farm du Teau
Farmers Editorial Sliver Prompts Reader Letters
Reader submitted questions and comments appear in this Waterview Evening page segment. The brief notices invite editor responses and public discourse on farm centerment and related topics.
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Farm Centerment
Waterview Evening
Hudson Livestock and Grain Judging Team Places High in State Contest
Hudson Iowa September 21 Specially this crack livestock and grain judging team brought honors from the state by finishing second among many Iowa teams. The Hudson school team scored 2029 of 2400 points. Members included George Strayer 16 Arthur Minish 19 Lynden Rowselow 16 Calvin Pierson 17 Everett Loonan with instructor A H Evans guiding the squad.
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Hudson
Iowa
Altho
Minish
George Strayer
B.S. Strayer
Corn Club
Arthur Minish
A. S. Minish
Arthur
Iowa State College
Ames
Hudson Consolidated School
A. H. Evans
Rculture
Evans
Lynden Houselow
B. B. Rowselow
Pudsey
Baby Heed
Calvin Pierson
J. BE. Pierson
Corn
Des Moines
Verett Loonan
CL Loonan
Larsen Herd Dominates Kansas State Fair Prizes
H O Larsen's Holstein herd from Dike Iowa won premier breeder and exhibitor honors at the Kansas State Fair in Topeka, with multiple Forum Sigistein and Dike cattle achieving firsts and junior championships. Larsen plans to show at Dairy Congress in Waterloo next week.
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Dike
Here
H. Q O. Larsen
Kansas State
Topeka
Nebraska State Fair
Larsen
Hutchinson
Kansas Free State Fair
Forum Sigistein Farm
Forum
T Larsen
Hessian Fly Free Dates for Iowa Farmers
Iowa farmers are told by Dr. Carl J. Drake of the state agricultural station to wait for Hessian fly free dates before sowing winter wheat. The advisory covers northern and central counties and lists towns such as Ames and Winnebago, with regions including Carroll, Greene, and Tama under the plan. The dates, yet to be finalized, aim to reduce crop damage from Hessian fly by timing sowing after the danger period.
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Ames
Iowa
Carl J. Drake
Drake
Winnee
Crawford
Carroll
Greene
Raone
Stes
Marea Iee Benton
Tan
Dones
Ten
Third Year Clothing Course Adopted for Bremer Rural Women
A Bremer County program introduces a third year clothing course for rural women. The initiative aims to expand skills in sewing, fabric selection, and garment construction, with community instructors leading sessions and demonstrations.
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Bremer
Swine Sanitation Pictures Shown at Farm Demonstration
Farmers will view sanitation pictorials and demonstrations on proper hog pen hygiene at the Mt Townstilt fairground. Exhibits by Walther Yeni and others outline best practices for disease prevention and herd health.
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Ho Soe
Monty
Walther Yeni
Fae
Casaheal
New Hartford Pays 51e for Butterfat
New Hartford Illinois reports farmers in the Hartford Farmers Cooperative creamery will be paid 51 cents per pound for butterfat. The plant produced about 50,000 pounds last month with roughly 359 patrons. Dry August weather reduced output.
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New Hartford
Hartford Farmers
Co-operative Creamery
Six Autos in Racing Mishaps at State Fair Park
Milwaukee near the state fair park saw six auto accidents during races. Two cars went through a fence, three tangled in a collision, and a sixth Draft into Hames at high speed. Only one driver, George Yong, required medical attention with non serious injuries.
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Milwaukee
Wis
APJ
Hames
State Fair Park
George Yong
Young
Kansas City Livestock Market Notes and Crop Outlook
OCR reads reports from Kansas City on cattle and grain markets. Prices show slight declines for steers and heifers, while crops dodge frost risk with cautious gains in December deliveries. Weather and transportation factors affect futures, with mentions of seed, feed, and harvest timing impacting livestock feeding costs.
Grain and Provisions New Fore Grain and Hay
Market notes from New York on September 21 report wheat steady with mixed bids for malting and feed grades. Prices show No 2 spring and winter wheats trading around 1.60 to 1.98 per bushel with fragments indicating futures activity and regional variations.
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NEW _ FORE
New York
B. Feliew
Westemn
Este
Tye
Se T
Grain markets steady as higher wheat offerings absorbed
Reading from commodity chatter, higher level wheat offerings were quickly absorbed with 407,000 bushels in world shipments noted. Traders saw limited connections to French crop issues while futures edged lower on day one of the week with December and May contracts showing modest changes.
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Camida
Livam
Rand
Ifeuses
Ghotttions
Market summary many livestock prices with steady hogs
Receipts and bids show hogs steady near Saturday levels with 针 12.50 to 12.75 top for 210 pounds and 220 to 240 pound ranges around 12.00 to 12.50. Cattle and sheep quotes mixed as buyers hold steady on feeders and fat lambs with undersold calves and Canadian offerings noted.
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Anu
Montana
ST. Joseph
Jeney Tower
Market Notes and Stock Purchases from New York
The report covers Sta Paul Livestock and Agsudawa Jtrees in New York listing sale of equipment and rising renewal rates with active buying of coal and metals. It cites Chrysler, General Electric, American Can, Studebaker, and Western rails as notable shares and notes irregular closing rules. Visible grain supplies and foreign exchange figures from New York date Sept 21 with representative sales and bond rates.
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Agsudawa Jtrees
New York
SegeAye
Casl
Wes
Cory
Chrysler
American Can
Sears Uorbuck
Sitk
Bouthaventern
AL Aid-Cleey
Sareen
Nik
Zending Citerat Motors
Studebaker
Ak Ufting
Tudson Sfytors
AIL
Ciheim
Frican
Ater
Suerizen
Akelusost
Brihlehem Steet
California
Cee Eeeres Canadian St. Ee Eesuaees Mg
Leath, Pido
Cerry Te Paseo
Chandler Motor Cheeaped
Ists
Fenerak Mowers
Northern Pd
Slales Steel Hudson Motors
OL Fe
Harvester
Mer
Pra
Lees Ee Oringheld
Afriete
Kbennegotte Copper
Leiden
Louisville & Mack
Lex
Kan
Missouri Pac
York Central
Hild Omolk
Western
Northern Pacific - Pacific
Pan. American
TiacyTrinityy
Phi
Piz
Phillips Vero
Pure
Radio Corp
Ren
Iron & Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
San Franhoard
Reebuckwelth
Southern Pacific
Southern Ratlch Arindard
Cal Standard Oil
N. Teat Warn
Chicago
Westinghouse
Woolworth
Seeree
Heetris
Ty Weieng
Searles
Liv Anorting
Jd cii
Volatile Chicago Wheat Prices at Board of Trade
Prices for wheat and related grains listed by the Board of Trade show No. 2 hard at 1.60 to 1.57 and other classes including No. 2 mixed around 68 to 58 with various yellows and whites cited. Amid scattered figures, the board presents a broad snapshot of commodity quotes and market conditions.
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Chicago
Gori
Yels Boe
White
Sue
Peoria Note Fragments Highlight Oddities in Local Listings
Fragmentary text from Peoria dated September 31 shows scattered notes about items like Mel Blast and recipes. The readable content includes odd spellings and partial product mentions, creating a puzzle-like snapshot of a damaged page with no clear event or outcome.
Grain Market Advance Forecast Report
The report outlines forthcoming grain market conditions and potential price movements. It notes advisory guidance on grain futures and market trends while clarifying no trading or order execution by the source. Readers may request a daily letter sample or further information.
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DAM Dav Eee
Powarifs Graln Srevich
Ote Hieiko
Produce Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
New York reports varied dairy and poultry prices with butter creamery extras and firsts around 44 to 48 cents. cheese steady. milk and creamery grades with wide ranges. Chicago listings show butter firsts around 44 to 51 cents, eggs and poultry prices mixed. Kansas City and St Louis markets noted on Sept 21.
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Chicago
New York
Wy York
Bucter
Wisconsin
Shennery
Pacific Coast
Casey Miseel
Roe
Ewins
New
Isles
Taishan Tou
Parape
Iye
Powley
Kansas City
Zie
Ley Byollers
St. Louis
Ste Louis
Oultiy
Waterloo Markets Prices and Livestock Report
From Waterloo Mills Co Sinnard Jiras and Barclay & Son prices cover butter lard potatoes hens ducks geese turkeys and cattle hogs cattle and hogs pricing includes steers heifers cows canners and bulls with weights and packers. hay straw and hides listed from local suppliers. Coverage includes market quotes for beef and dairy items and assorted farm goods with unit prices across several categories.
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Waterloo Mills Co
Sinnard Jiras
West Pee
Roy
Sasha Cope
RoosleTt
Barclay & Son
Timothy Hay
Wits’ Ides
Fron Gorn Bros
Rte
Prices of Hay Working Higher Across Markets
Light receipts at most markets pushed hay prices up during mid September with top grades in demand. No. 2 oat hay and prairie rose about 1.00 to 1.50 from a year ago. alfalfa ruled firm amid a larger Pacific coast crop and brisk demand from dairymen in Los Angeles territory. Shipping delays and freight space shortages constrained Midwest and coastal shipments, with Chicago demand steady and Kansas City showing a brisk top-grade market.
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Washington, D. C
United States Department of Aericulture
Pacific Coast
Cileago
Omaha
Kansas City
Denver
Dairymien
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Atlantic Coast
Pacific Northwest
Yakbun Valley
Idaho
Montana
Damand
Chicago
St. Louis
Nebraska
Kepsas City
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YM. W. CG
Black’s
Frider Wight
Jesup
Cen Ming
VTL
Hudson Livestock and Grain
H. O. Larsen
Big Kansas
Hart
FSNOR
Bewra
Omaha Livestock
Ste
Tae
Timntyes
Armand Vonunbee
Stevens
Face Devermier
Peice & Ag
Ea Og
Marly
Ted
ST. Paul Livestock
Si le Strong
Timothy
siLuia
Lamson Bros. & Ca
Marsh-Place
H. A- Morey
Fenaerart
ANGES
France
Sweden
LS. Bonds
East ST. Louis Livestock
St. Tenal
Mulesset
Neal
Board of Trade
Stu HU
Clovirnes
Peoria Myon
Sioux City Livestock
Waterloo
Koduy
Mary
Cite Way
Kansas C Mo
Prairie
Statio Banking Loan’co
Istate Loa Yet KE
Statita
Black Hawk Loan Company
Floor Lafayette Kidz
Hanna-Shreves Co
Burlington
Jews
Co LL. Mak
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