Made From Milk Labels Spark Consumer Curiosity
A National Geographic bulletin notes how casein from milk fuels a wide array of products from spectacles to chessmen. It highlights milk’s role beyond beverages, the prevalence of milk in daily life, and industrial uses such as glue and paper binding, urging appreciation of dairy’s broad economic impact.
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National Geographic Seriets
Washington, D.C
West
Dutch West India Company
Manhattan Island
New Amsterdam
Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Sherlock Holmes
Soybean Meeting at Strayer's Seed Farm
A soybean enthusiasts meeting will be held at Strayer Seed Farm one and a half miles north of Ames on Sept 25 at 1 30 PM. E S Pras from Ames Town Extension will speak on growing handling and feeding soybeans and suggest the best varieties for fertility and disease control. Public invitation extended.
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Hunisan
Tare
Strayer
Here
E. S. Pras
Ames
Howe family purchases 56 Omaha sheep for feed
King Howe and his son John, residing on nearby farms, received a shipment of 56 sheep from Omaha last Friday. They plan to keep them for 20 days to feed on coarse forage.
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Greene
King Howe
John
Here
Omaha
Farmers Questions and Comments to Editor Farm Department
A letter from Arkdreas communications to the Editor at the Waterloo Erentaz Courier in Waterloo, Iowa, discusses agricultural policy and farmer concerns. The missive asks clarifying questions about farming support, crop prices, and rural services reflecting local farmer perspectives.
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Arkdreas Communications
Farm Penartment
Waterloo
Erentaz Courier
Towa, R
Froth from Milk Buckets at Dairy Cattle Congress
The busy main cattle pavilion at Dairy Cattle Congress grounds in Waterloo hosts Guernseys Jerseys and Brown Swiss. Cattle arrive from Ann Arbor Springfield Payette County and other centers. notable cattle include Holsteins and Belgians. Officials highlight cow testing and calf club judging, with exhibits like the Old Way of Churning butter and displays from several states.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Dairy Cattle Congress Grounds
Payette
Aos
Dairy Cult Club
Grundy Women Promote Home Furnishing Project
Grundy Center Iowa September meeting outlines 1925 program for Grundy County Farm Bureau. Major aims include Boys and girls club work tuberculosis area eradication cooperative marketing farm products bureau development seed corn home furnishing for women and related projects. Minor focuses cover soils crops horticulture livestock cowdest poultry economics building plans and community development.
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Grundy Center
Grundy County Farm Bureau
HL. Bichling
Farm Bureau
Organization of & Cowdest Association
Corn From Smith Farm Almost Out of Frost Danger
Cedar Falls announced farmer Pfeiffer visited the Bernard Smith farm in Union township and displayed ears of corn from a randomly chosen field. He asserts the crop is beyond frost danger and will yield at least 50 bushels per acre despite hail damage, with observers agreeing the ears are average and sound.
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Cedar Falls
St. Pfeifer
King
Bernard Smith
Union Township
Thea City
Pfeiffer
Preiffer
Cattle Average $75 Per Head In Sale
Cellar Falls Sept 22 auction at the fair rounds saw 6 head of cattle sold for an average of $735. Buyer listed as Fred Albion of West Branch, fa.
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Fred Albion
West Branch
Hearst Starts Ball Rolling to Procure Agriculture Relief
Des Moines says Hearst, president of the Iowa Farm Bureau, introduced a bill to establish equality for agriculture at a Chicago meeting of the American Farm Bureau federation. The plan calls for cooperation with the Council of Agriculture and the Washington department, backing a large cooperative grain marketing venture. The executive committee endorsed the move and saw resignations by J. W. Coverdale and Ira Sliver to devote time to the grain cooperative.
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Des Moines
McNary-Flangen
Hearst
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
American Council of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Ue Huge Co-Operative
J. W. Coverdale
American Farm Bureau Federat An
Iray Sliver
Grata Cooperative
War veteran buys 15 acre tract near Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Sept. 29 Arthur Rothweiler, once a Union township farmer, bought a 15 acre plot at the city’s east edge from Lars Larsen and will take possession next week. He retains this year’s crop. Rothweiler served in World War I with Company F Thirty-third Infantry Second Division in France and recently completed a Carleton College program in Farmington for veterans. He plans poultry, fruit and dairy operations on the tract.
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Cedar Falls
Arthur Rothweiler
Union Township
Lars Larsen
Rothweiler
France
Ico. F
Thirty-third Infantry
Carleton College
Farmington
United States
Veterangs’ Baren
Retired Farmer Tells Cedar Falls Bureau About Chile
Cedar, Paris, Sept 22. Crouse, 50, a retired farmer from Dike, spoke at the Cedar Falls Township Farm Bureau meeting in Commercial club rooms. He recalled his trip to Chile where his son runs a mission project for Methodist missions. He cautioned that Chile is no place for an American. The program also featured a pageant by Cedar Falls township girls clubs to be presented this week at Dairy Guttie.
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Cedar
Paris
Crouse
Dike
Cedar Falls
Farm ‘Bureau
Commercial Club Rooms
Farm Bureau
Cedar Falls Township
Dairy Guttie ConjsTess
Hay Market Weakens Across Regions Sept Week
The hay market review shows weaker prices for Sept 15-20 with weakness in Boston New York and higher markets. Best alfalfa remains scarce while low grades are plentiful and moving only with price concessions. Receipts at principal markets Sept 1-15 were slightly under last year as forage crops and pasture conditions affect demand and supplies nationwide.
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Washington
United State Department of Agriculture
Boston
New York
Smison
Omaha
Mills
Manly Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas City
Immedi
Minneapolis
Peoria Livestock Market Receipts Mixed for Calves
Receipts light at Peoria market with demand for calves noted. Straw values rise up to 25 cents, top calves selling around 37.00 dollars.
Wheat Bearich Effect 1G Charged 10 Corn
News from Chicago on September 22 reports unfavorable weather in the northwest boosting Wheat and lifting prices on the market. Dec and May contracts rose before a sharp corn drop produced a bearish wheat turn, with oats and provisions also mixed as hogs supported firmer prices.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Northwest
Liverpool
Seaboard
Grain and Provisions Chicago Cash Quotations
Chicago cash quotations show mixed grain and provisions with wheat at various No. 3 red and No. 1 hard prices, corn and oats across multiple grades, and lard and bellies listed. New York markets follow with steady wheat and barley, Missouri, Kansas City and Minneapolis price checks, plus Toledo clover seed and sugar market notes.
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Chicago
Seobglis
New York
York
Ste
New
Kansas
Hogs Rise Amid Uneven Trade On Mixed Receipts
Regional livestock markets show hogs higher by 15 to 25 cents on desirable grades as receipts total around 37,000 with discussions from Chiezko and St. Paul. Cattle and sheep receipts about 20,000 each reflect mixed demand. young cattle and fat cows steady to firm while stockers weaken, and late trading references include Kansas City and Texas points with varied bids and top prices noted for select lots.
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Associated Presa
Chiezko
Quarty
Washington
Igher
ST. Paul
South St. Paul
Mian
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Wall Street Sees Sharp Pressure On Chang Shares
New York market opens with repurchase rally on Standard Plate Glass amid a name change misunderstanding. Early gains widen as Nash Motors and priority rail issues push up, while Consolidated Gas and American Tobacco lead a broad rally before profit taking drags Postum and General Electric. Foreign exchange opens steady as sentiment shifts to selling pressure in speculative issues later morning. closing is irregular with wide swings.
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AsSociated Press
New York
Nash Motors
Balj- Amers
American Tobacco
National Biscuit
Union Pacific
Tles
Worthington Pump
Postum
Cereal
General Electric
Gootrich
Solorado
Colorado
Davison Chemical
Postum Cereal
International Business Machine
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Can International American Lovamotive American Smelting
Fay
Remerican Sugar
American Tel
Telloolot
Ig Iy
American Woolen - ii
Aner
Anaconda Copper
Alchison
Aes
Atlantic Coast Line
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Gulf States Steel
Houston Oil
Hiinois Central
Warvester, Bid
Marine
Invincible Oil
Key-SuringAekt Tira
Kennecott Copper
Louisville & Nastville Mack Truck
Coca Cola
Colorado Foel & Iron, Congoleum
Consolidated Gas Corn Products
New
Colden OH
Crucible Steel
Cuba Cane Sugar
Marland Cjaywell Motors
Middle States
Missouri
Kana
Missouri Pacific
National Lead
Wireft En
Orleans
Tex
Seaboard Air Line
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Con
Sloss-Sheffield Stee
Southern Pacified Southern Railway
Southern Railway Pfd
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Produce Price Snapshot From Chicago And New York Marts
New York reports show butter steady to higher with creamery extras up to 46c. cheese firm with twins and Young Americas at about 19% to 20c. eggs varied with nearby whites and browns around 50 to 52c. Chicago receipts include butter at 26? to 45c, cheese Twins and daisies around 19% to 20c, turkeys and fowls listed, and potatoes trading firm with several regional price ranges.
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New York
Wisconsin
Americas
Pacific Coast
Ricago
Chicago
Public sale of farm on premises near Vista Church corner
A public sale is announced on the farm premises with no reserve. The site is described as seven miles north of Independence, nine miles east of Jesup, and one mile west of Rawhey, near Vista Church corner. The owner indicates sale proceeds go to gelt.
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Independence
Rawhey
Jesup
Vista Church Corner
Janesville Bridge
Second Corner
Waverly Junction
Waverly
Old Davis Farm
John Deere
Osburn
McCormick
Great Western
Iowa
Xetzow
Edison Phonograph
Sanica
T. Baker
Zwanziger
State Bank of
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Seattle
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Black Hawk Counts
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Ne Hamer
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Welch Price
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ST. Louia
Katsas City
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Leghorn Springs
Colin Bray
Independence State Hospital
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Globe
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Oscar Schadt
L. C. McGill
State Banking Department
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