Grade Cows to Exhibit at Cattle Congress and Dairy Shows
An exhibit of grade dairy cows from all breeds will display at the Dairy Cattle Congress grounds September 28 to October. About 75 head will be shown locally next week, with a shipment arriving yesterday and more en route. The display, led by Merry Uji and overseen by Hugh G. Van Pelt of Associated Milk Producers, spans 11 dairy states and aims to select 100 top cows. The plan includes sale of the herd at auction on October 15, after judging at the Eastern States Exposition and Indianapolis show, with records displayed for each cow. The effort promotes cow testing, purebred sires, and dairy-show advancement, while focusing on cows without blankets to emphasize education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sf UN
da Congress
Congress
Merry Uji
University of Wisconsin
Hugh G. van Pelt
Waterson
Associated Corn Products Manufactures
Chicago
Atto and
Rait
America
Raymond Carr
Waterloo
Jersey Farm
Here
Springfield
Mess
Indianapolis
Dairy Cattle Congress
van Pelt
Taurader
Driegert
Gilbertville
la Porte City
Iowa
Ware
Hans Miller Gray
Belgium
Kremypgs
New Farm Buildings Under Construction Near Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls sept 22 farmers report active building this fall replacing structures burned by fires. A corn crib and a machine shed near Erwin Ftekers west of town have new cement foundations and storage space for corn with a wide driveway. Fred Hollman recently added to Floyd Cross's farm near Ark Place and other dairy livery equipment was installed. A remodel at a nearby farm includes straw shed alterations and stalls for cows. Authorities note one other building job in view but no definite timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Consin
Erwin Ftekers
Fred Iollman
Ark Place
With the Farmers in Whiton Vern Waterlon Evenings Cugeton
Fragmentary note lists names and places such as Pia Fino and Tawa with references to farming evenings and local river or water related events. The readable text is sparse and scattered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wdresty
Waterlon
Cugeton
Tawa
Pia Fino
Ied
Corn stalks sprout uniquely at Corydon Indiana fair
In Sem 22, a stunned stalk of corn displays a spray of shoots resembling rools advancing in the field. The stalk stands about 14 4-4 feet high except for the top stage shoots which are bare. It divides into two tasselled stalks with no ears observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Kurtz
Ce Wripe
Waterloo butter helped win nat's prize in Portland
Iowa State College officials credit cooperation and skill for Iowa buttermakers' national success at Portland Ore. where farmers, butter makers, and dairy groups earned top honors in cold storage and fresh butter classes. Minnesota and Wisconsin also placed in the awards with individual winners named from several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Portland
Iowa
Ore
Mortensen
Iowa State Conllege
Minnesota
Iowin
L. Nelson
Randal
Phil J. Jansson
Fest
Peter Adaius
Grafton
J. M. Rosemussen
St. Charles
Frank T. Shipton
Atut Vista
Harms
Oelwein
Tere Harris
Gernaind
Viej Anderson
Flauntik
Chase
A. Maynard
Frank Brunner
Gen. Haontown
Phil J. Lussou Macauley
Bart
Blow
J and C. Wiedteure
Hopkinton
Volga City
Faul L. OL
Ftandall
Peter J. Retsdah
LaAwon
Bate
pHauér
Avest Union
Velma Beret
Selec Nelson
Tus
Lfard
Farner Bureau Adds 100 Members in Campaign Effort
The Farner Bureau expands its ranks with 100 new members during a campaign that kicked off last week. Two solicitors remain in the field this week as meetings accompany a two reel pictorial on hog farming practices and incentives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfev County Farm Bureau
Connecsion
Phin Fietane
Gene
Sitawy
Pinelten
Merino
Tiapredas
Lartyers
Cadac
Grover Develops Cattle Herd in Buchanan County Setback
The Grover herd near Rowley in Buchanan County grew from five foundation heifers bought for 75 each to a thriving operation. Welfare Clay, a popular bull, helped sire numerous high producing cows with records up to 16,000 pounds of milk. The farm, run by a young Grover with his mother, spans 219 acres and has sold breeding stock worth about 8,000 to 9,600 in five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lins
G Ives
Tiuchanan
Llirry
Welfare Clay
Glenside
Primrose
Alice
Glensidy
Hose
Clenside
Pansy Family Ag Rose
Welfare
Tenus Jensen
Manchester
Minn
Haunn
General Clay
I White Signet
General Signet
General iClay
Call
Jim
Prin- SS
Wowley
Ehiakes Sual
Grover
Rowley
Buchaninengnty
Confusing Butter Brand Names Spark Housekeeper Worries
A fragmented market note shows brand-name butter confusion upsetting households. Mentioned are dramatic price shifts and steady wheat futures, with references to December deliveries, quotes from various markets, and mixed readings on corn and oats. Names of cities like Minneapolis and St Louis appear amid grain notes and commodity movements.
Late hog bidding shifts prices at East St. Louis sale
Chicago market notes show hog bids weak to 16 cents lower with most desirable 240 lb butchers at 13.30. Packing sows around 11.50 to 12.00, heavy weights 12.50 to 13.00. Receipts about 10,000. trade sluggish. Sheep and cattle mixed, with feeders around 9.50 to 12.60 and cattle bids around 4.00 to 7.00. Sellers include Lanion Bros. & Co. and K. A. Morey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Keeders
Mondsy
Chiaign
Pitentz
Waterloo
Tire
Renee Ftie
Sky
Omsua
Farmers Pleased to Have Coolidge at Natl Meeting
The department of agriculture reports consumer survey results on butter brands in Washington state. Analysts note consumer interest in quality and price, with a focus on brand popularity across supermarket chains. The study highlights the dominance of one leading butter brand and details regional preferences and noted price variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Fiington
LD. O
Mery
Ubie
Syste
Pier Ging
Pauline Ven
Wall Street Quiet As Money Markets Hold Steady
A chaotic early session gives way to steady closing as call money and short-term rates remain firm amid ongoing market caution. Traders note subtle buying in select industrials and railroad names while lenders push up short rates and belief grows that August earnings will shape near-term sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ated
New York
Pend
Lowes Old
Igcessory
Dodge Crothers
Detroit
Mideday
Aldermn
Bosch Magneto
Hudson
Pullman
Stewart
Baltiners
Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
California
Peimleum Canadian Paitin
Antral Leather
Ry Fe Pasco
Tandler Matorsipedke
So & Northwestern
Mit
St. Paul
Chicago
HL Pacific
Con Cela
Colorado Fuel
Congorous Consolidated Stathemia Sindoth
Cuba
Davison Chemical
Dodge Bros
Prd
Pont de Nemours
Paw Brie Ist
Cieneral Asp
General Electric General
Gulf States Steel Tindsen Motors Winers Central
Tidepenttent O. & Int
Harvestery Cece
Tnd
T. Marine Ptd
Tist
Bel
Ir & Steel
Reynelds Toh
St L
San Fran
Bealoard Air Line
Ars Roeluck Co
Simclair ‘Seulem
Southern
Standard Omandard
Femurt Warr Pac. Oe
Aleshol
Steel
Stodlworth
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Chicago Sep 22
Wheat prices quoted by the Board of Trade on September 22 show mixed futures with No 2 hard, No 3 soft, and No 4 yellow bids and bids for No 6 yellow. Quotations appear garbled but indicate varying levels for hard, mixed, and white wheats with multiple grades listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Chicago
Sss G996 So. 4 Yellow, S861 No. 6 Yellow, Sdtse: Nog Syow
Sbajey
White
Produce Prices and Market Notes From Chicago and New York
The report lists price data and market notes for produce at Chicago and New York marts, including fresh dairy and poultry items, grains, cotton, wool, and hogs. It records opening prices, gains, and closures across multiple commodities and markets, with quantities and bids noted for September trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Cholera Spread Reported in Black Hawk County Swine Herds
A veterinary report shows hog cholera spreading in Black Hawk county with heavy losses at the King farm between here and Hudson and problems noted in Sam Harmon s herd. North of Waterloo near Denver and near Lost Nation eastern Iowa also report cases, with officials urging immunization to prevent further spread. Prices and cattle slaughter figures noted for Omaha and surrounding markets, reflecting ongoing market conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
King Farm
Here
Hudson
Sam Harmon
Waterloo
Denver
Rowley
Huch- Arm County
Cedar Rapids
Schmidt Brothers
Brookfield Township
Clinton County
Delmar
K. Buffington
HW. S. Balls
Lost Nation
Buffington
Iowa
Kansas City Livestock Receipts and Market Summary
Receipts show 15,000 calves and 11,009 sheep with varying demand. Calves were mostly plain to average, best fed unsold with 57.00 to 10.50 shown, grass and short fed down from yesterday. Sheep saw lambs steady to slightly lower, ewes around 27.50, overall slow activity and price softness noted.
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Lée
Also Mentioned on This Page
Waterloo Evening Courier
Sity
Wolfman
Howe
R. W. Chadwick
Co-Operative Dairy
Farner Bureau
Swine Pictures
Buchanan County
Welk
Coen
Unis
Barly
Showlus
Cline
Canada
Chiengu
Barler
Hayper
Rowardssere
Sir’per Tae
ST. Rocs Gr
St. Louis, Mo
Dred
Wheatr
Serail
ST. Paul Livestock
Talteve Sales
Lanion Bros. & Co
Marsh Place
Eldg
Morey
Uae
Sandou
Washington
Sheevn
Lang Jains
Mato
Mopulir
Hanna-Shreves Co
Tingiean, Taya
Filge
Ana
Kansas City
Ato
York Woon
Texas
ST. Joseph Livestock
At. Joseph
Black Hawk Co
Omaha Livestock
Kansas City Livestock
Poland
Haynes
Tote Chia
M. I. Draegert
Bo Ashiey
Hey Wolfe
Delwoit
Harn
Wince Afferis
Barbara Wolfe
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