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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1926

Page

17

Rat control demonstrations target farm rats in Bremer County

Fred Butcher, former entomologist, led Bremer County demonstrations on rat control citing rats cost farmers about 2 dollars yearly. Gas dusting in rat holes produced multiple kills across farms near Spring Lake, Erika township, Sumner, Tri Poli and Fremont, with 50 people watching at Jolley farm. Groundhogs also showed about 92 percent control. more demonstrations planned by the Bremer County Farm Bureau.

Butcher F. C. Peters Spring Lake C. I. Gunsalus Frederika Julius Waskow Sumner Jolley Farm Tripoli Otto Zinn Polk Township Herman Schweer Maxfield Township H. W. Perm Fremont Tch Place Bremer County Farm Bureau Farm Bureau

Livestock speakers set for Benton County Farm Bureau benefit

Leaders including Wentworth and H W Gilgins join Roland Ferguson and Bertram Scott for a joint township farm bureau picnic at Rogerville church to aid Benton County Farm Bureau members in Monroe and Homer townships. The county agent will outline the 1927 program and present show films and a comedy titled Out of the Ink Well.

Vinton. Ink Wentworth H. W. Gilgins Iowa Ton Bertram D. Scott Zouden Manufacturing Company Roland Ferguson Benton County van Horne Homer-Monroe Ferguson Mr. Gleim

Solicitor Starts After Members in Linn Co op Assn

A. Nald solicitor begins work for Cedar Rapids Co operative Dairy Association to recruit members needed to build milk marketing facilities. C. Haines, with dairy machinery sales experience, leads outreach. About 219 members signed, with 85 percent of farmers delivering milk to Cedar Rapids planned. Linn county men visited to learn Cedar Rapids plant operations.

Linn Co-Op Cedar Rapids Anald Solcitor Waterlon Co-Operative Dairy Canispany Linn County

Record Dairy Cattle Congress Sees 33 College Judging Squads

Dairy Cattle Congress reports a record 33 college dairy cattle judging teams entering the contest on opening day Monday September 27. Arizona Oklahoma Texas Wisconsin Indiana Minnesota Illinois Iowa and other states will be represented with supervision by J P Eves Burt Oderkirk and H R Searles assisting the cattle department. Judges include C L Burlingham and Mark G Thornburg.

Dairy Cattle Congress Estes Congress Arizona Oklahoma Waterloo Texas Wisconsin Indiana Minnesota Ilinois Iowa North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Missouri Kansas J. P. Eves Burt Oderkirk H. R R. Searles C. L. Burlingham Breeders' Gazette Mark G. Thornburg Agriculture

Large Breed ers Entering Flocks for Poultry Congress

Entries for the American Poultry Congress part of the Dairy Cattle Congress and the Belgian Horse show, Sept 27 to Oct 3, rise rapidly. Noted judges J A Tucker of Royal Oak and John McPherson of Bay Port will place and attract large breeders. Bittenbender of Tow College will judge production and club classes. Exhibits fill the new poultry building with educational displays and facility booths. Schuy, congress superintendent, optimistic entries will close by Saturday night.

American Poultry Congress Dairy Cattle Congo J. A. Tucker Royal l Oak Mich John McPherson Bay Port Alvin A. Bittenbender Try Husbandry Tow College Bittenbender J. P. Schuy The Poultry Congress

Fall Freshening Cows Profits Outpace Spring in Iowa Study

Iowa dairy data show fall freshened cows produced more fat and higher value per cow despite higher feed costs. Of 1 035 cows in eight associations, 354 were fall freshened, yielding 14.8 pounds more fat and about 24.50 dollars more value per cow yearly, with total feed cost similar between groups. Cherokee State hospital herd leads in milk and fat output among institutions with 42 purebreds and two Holsteins, and state boards highlight Woolstein herds at fairs.

Ames Lowa Towa State College Tanta Hardin Lake Mills-Searville Rockwell Pocahontas Delaware Fayette and Ployd A. M. McColl Woolward Burt S. Overkirk Fairy Extension Service Cherokee Cherokee State Hospital Des Molinos

Stuart Big Win With Chesters at National Swine Show

Albert Stuart, Chester White breeder near Newhall Ta, exhibited an aged herd at the National Swine Show in Peoria, Illinois, last week. Each of the four animals in the aged herd won blue ribbons for first prize in their class, a feat not equalled at prior expositions.

Newhall Albert Stuart Chester White Peoria Stuart

Bennington Bureau to Meet Friday at Mt Topechurel

Bennington Township Farm Bureau will meet Friday evening September 24 at 7 o'clock in Mt Topechurel. A motion picture program is planned. Women are to bring their dairy exhibit products and prepare foods for their families with sandwiches and pins.

Bennington Bureau Bennington

Higher court upholds Iowa bovine tuberculosis law

Des Moines reports the state supreme court upheld the cattle TB testing law, denying an injunction to stop Webster county from enforcing it. The ruling affirmed state control via the agriculture department and veterinarians licensed by the state, and confirmed testing is required for cattle in accredited areas. It permits future testing applications across counties.

Des Moines State Supreme Court County Board of Supervisors Webster County M. J. Fevold Board of Supervisors Mark G.thornburg M. J. Ferald Department of Agriculture

Five Phases of Swine Production Taught Across Counties

Ames Iowa September 22 A five phase pork production study will be conducted in at least nine Iowa counties next year. Rex Beresford of Iowa State College says there will be ten half day meetings per county. Counties joining this year include Wayne Wright Shelby Marion Pocahontas Green Cedar Grundy and Benton. Last year several other counties also participated.

Ames Towa Rex Beresford Towa State, College Beresford Wayne Wright Shelby Marion Pocahontas Green Cedar Grundy Benton Clay Hancock Cherokee Flumebolt Webster, Black Hawk Poweshick Mahaska Montgomery Tnion Warren Counties

Brown Swiss Herd From Hampton To Show Here For Honors

Osborne Hamp ton farm brings Lena Brown Swiss herd to Darry Cable Congress September 27 to October 3 to showcase cows with showring and production records. Notables include Silver Bell and Goldie Merrill with high butterfat and milk yields. June's College Girl holds a world fat record. Herd entered under Towa Brown Swiss company.

Jr. C. Nf Osborne Hampton Darry Cable Congress Towa Minnesota Iho Goldie Merrillan Silver Bell June Towa Brown Swiss Company

Exhibitors Return Prize Money From Cedar County Fair

Checks for premiums won at the Cedar county fair have been sent to all exhibitors. Premiums were paid in full except for the 10 percent rain reduction. Some exhibitors are returning all or part of their premiums to aid the association. Names include Mrs Spear and others. Rain reduced gate receipts. Minneapolis flour market update follows.

Tinton, ii Cedar County Fair Spear Miller Fiona Manson R. A. Peter T. R. Pitzgerald Smith A. KB. Pierce L. Mettiven John Stubbs

Wheat market shows uneven moves amid weather and strikes

Wheat prices fluctuated with an early drop followed by a rise then another setback. Bears weighed on supply from the British coal strike while Canadian snow and rain supported values, with oats and corn mixed and provisions firmer on short-covering pressure.

Chicago Canada

Board of Trade Cash Quotations Summary

Energy and grains quotations appear with mixed figures for wheat and corn. Prices show No 3 and No 6 grades, with samples and various futures style values. seed, oats, and other grain items listed with several cents per bushel ranges and miscellaneous notes.

Board of Trade

Hogs and Cattle Prices Steady to Up in Chicago Market

Chicago market receipts total about 12,000 hogs and 13,000 cattle with lighter weights near Tuesday’s averages. Hog prices top at 13.40 for 200–250 pounds. cattle show mixed moves with steers steady to 25 cents lower and yearlings rising to around 12.00. sheep receipts about 25,000 with fat lambs holding above 14.25.

Chicago

Mixed U S Livestock Prices and Dairy Market Watch

Chicago and Kansas City market notes report butter creamery cheese and poultry prices with daily fluctuations. Cattle hogs and lambs show steady to higher bids, with top loads and cutting prices listed across regions.

Sioux City Livestock Market Report and New York Flour Prices

Sioux City livestock sales show receipts around 6 000 with cattle varying by class and steady to top values recorded. Fat cattle and yearlings bring about 8.00 to 12.00 across weights, while cows and heifers range 4.25 to 7.80 and bulls 4.50 to 13.00. Sheep receipts near 1 000 with prices 25 lower. New York flour prices firm with mill rates for spring patents 7.50 to 7.85 and hard winter straights 7.10 to 7.60.

ST. Joseph New York Urj Stack Exchange Stewart Warner Moon Motors Adams Express Nickel Plate Yan Shares Washington Lees Common Todas. al. Chem. & Dye Ain Sm. & Me Tel Atchison Baldwin Lac, Oranne LTO Balt Ohig Sa Bethlehem Steel California Canadian Pac Peer Eeee Cerra de Parco Bewlene Chesapeake & Ohio Mil & St. PL Ptt Northwestern Seas Hudson Motors Hingis Central Harvester Tgs Inter Kansas City Southern Dee Kennecott Copper le Ais Aay Kresge Lehigh Valley Louisville & Nasbee Mack ‘Truck New York Central Ayorth American Gu Pacific Il Packard Motor Car Free Pan. Am Pet Lron & N Ryster Air Line Wees Am Sears Roebuck Southern Dairies B . i Southern Southern Rails Uidebaker Vibwaeseee Texas Union FF Chicago Bash Railway Westinghouse Hewlet Woolworth Eebeds Kansas City Sioux City City

Black Hawk County Boys Previous Judge Contest Honors

The Black Hawk county boys judging team finished tied for top honors at a statewide judging contest in Sioux City with 19 classes. Kenneth Mattingly and Calvin Pierson led individual scores for Iowa, while the team will compete next at the national contest in Chicago during the International Livestock Exposition.

Sioux City Black Hawk County Jmvextack North Dakota Des Moines Kenneth Mattingly Iowa Calvin Pierson George Strayer R. C. Ferguson A. H. Evans Alberta Hoppe Linn County Black Hawk Hudson Chicago

Jefferson township big meeting features Rohif lecture and lime film

Jefferson township near Denver Iowa hosts a large gathering with Dr Rohif speaking on Europe, a Pocahontas and John Smith pageant led by 4 B club, and a showing of the Pay Dirt agricultural film about soil limestone. More than 200 carloads of limestone illustrate Bremer county farming interest.

Denver Jefferson Township Rohif Europe Pocahontas John Smith Albert Buss Bremer County

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