Champions for Colinvaux herd wins South Dakota titles
The Colinvaunx Guernsey herd from Colinvaunx farm north of Waterloo captured two junior championships and the grand championship at the South Dakota state fair in Hevon. Raymond of Highland Place, a yearling heifer, won the junior title, with Memento of Golinvaux taking second in the same class. Ania, another Golinvaux junior, earned a senior prize, while a senior heifer from the Waterloo herd earned a separate junior championship. Judge Me Wilson, ex Minnesota extension dairy chief, presided, with Golinvaux planning to compete at the Dairy Cattle Congress next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bite
Joe Colinvaux
Waterloo
South Dakota
Hevon
Raymond
Wighland Place
Town
Alyssank Memento
Goliivaus
Beauty Mars Momento
Wilson
Dairy Extension Service of
Minnesotan University
Dairy Castle Congress
Dairy Cattle Congress
Sam Thompson to Speak at Benton County Farm Bureau Meet
Benton County officials and members anticipate the county farm bureau meeting at the Winton Methodist church on Oct. 9 with Sam Thompson, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, delivering the day’s address. County officers will be elected for 1927 and resolutions adopted. Mrs. F. E. Fisher and Mrs. G. L. Will plan a dinner to raise funds for a short course. The program includes reports from the county agent, treasurer, secretary, and home project leader before Thompson’s address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Farm Bureau
Benton County
Mrm Bureau
Sam Thompson
American Farm Bureau Federation
Winton Latiere Gay
Samy Thon Son
Ate
Thompson
Ilinois Agricultural Association
Farm Treaus
Ilinvis
Anality
Racicuilture
Menting
Yato Export Corporation
Farm Air School Broadcasts Vital Education Topics
Washington Delaware September provides a sweeping farm education program with 100 radio stations representing all regions. Forty stations will air timely pratt lessons while others broadcast farm features and home economics education through Uncle Sam and Aunt Sammy programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Air School
Washington
Withexin
Pratt
Uncle Sams Wister
Sammy
Farm Weekly
Farm Air
Leve
Benton County Farmers Study Sows Selection Project
Benton County farmers adopt a swine management project with a program committee for next year. Demonstrations run Sept 1 9 through Sept 29, two daily sessions, morning at 10 and afternoon. Each meeting held on a farm to pick brood sows from the owner’s herd, with an expert showing how to identify correct type and conformation and noting defects in Iowa Illinois stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Tyne
Tha
Iowa
Griffith Auction Wakes Center of Interest Tuesday
Hudson Iowa September 25 A select herd of 40 Hereford cows and heifers will be offered Tuesday September 28 by Charles Griffith at the Griffith farm southwest of Hudson. The auction will begin at 1 pm centering Hereford interest as young buyers enter the stock business. Many cows carry calves by noted sires including Gelle's Masquerader Generous Crusader and Crusader of notable breeding merit along with other strong bulls.
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Font
Gelle
Generous
Bern Blanchard
Boatman
Lord Arthur
Beau Randolph
Belle's Perfection
Crusader
Alefax
Maple’stud
Bennie Brae
Livestock Shippers Meet in Blairstown to Form County Group
Blairstown Iowa hosts a county meeting of livestock shipping officers Oct 8 to finalize a permanent county organization. Grunewald announces bylaw committee includes Grunewald, Slegewald, Thompson, and the county agent. Speakers from Iowa State College and Chicago producers address costs shrinks and marker issues.
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Blairstown
Shipping Association
Lfriday
A. J. Grunewald
Coman
Tt. J. Grunewald
Phifirman
Robert Slegewuald
S.H. Thompson
Sam Thompson
Iowa State College
Inute Expo
Iowa Federation of Livestock Shipping Associations
A. Li Ames
Chicago Producers
A. Sykes
Local Notes From Washburn Area Visit and Visits
Washburn residents report visits with relatives and frequenting nearby towns. Mrs Jer Kempix spends nine weeks in Waterton. Mrs Urle Miller and Mrs Wo BLdette attend chores. Cordelia Peters and Clemen-Twenty reside with neighbors. La Salle, MI hosts visitors. farmers in the vicinity stay busy amid weather and ongoing field work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
Taj
Lae Kietter
Dataxae
Jer Kempix
Waterton
Ter
Urle Miller
Wo Bldette
Cordelia Peters
Clemen
Floyd Pontenhire
la Salle
Mie
Bernard Renter
Farmers Questions and Comments Invited at Courier
Readers are invited to send questions and comments to the Farm Department of the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Iowa. Address communications to Editor Farm Department and contact the paper by phone 6100 for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiterloo Evening Courier
Wate:roo, Towa
White grub damage warned for farmers planning 1927 crops
Ames reports warn white grubs threaten bluegrass timothy sod and corn in 1927. Dr Carl J Drike advises sampling a square yard. if 2 3 grubs found plow, delaying soil work to 1928. Fall plowing and off laying crops recommended in grub years to reduce damage.
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Ames
Carl J. Drike
Benton County
Ugle
Bluegrass
Wheat and corn futures slip amid frost and slow buying
Chicago and Kansas City markets opened mixed as frost and weak outside demand damped activity. Wheat prices fell while corn and oats showed uneven moves. U.S. visible wheat supply outlook remained firmer, and gains were constrained by light buying and weather reports from Canada and the Midwest.
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Chicago
Canada
Hobh Pahesey
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Sept 25
Chicago daily quotes show Wheath No 2 red and No 4 hard at about 1.35 to 1.91. Mixed and smoothed futures prices appear irregular with various grades and sample grade around 3.56 to 4.00. Provision and rules quotations list Lord at 14.24 and 14. Mellles at 17.00.
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Chicago
Mellles
New York
Unsteady hog market with mixed bids and steady to soft cattle
The report shows uneven hog receipts and mixed prices with some steady segments for desirable butchers and lighter packing pigs, while cattle, vealers, and sheep display varied demand and prices. Strong activity noted for yearlings early, with closer market finishing weaker.
Brandon and West Union Obituaries and Local Notices
Obituaries from Brandon Iowa detail the deaths of Mrs. Laura J. Irwin and Mrs. Laval Montgomery with family ties spanning Indiana, Iowa, and California. The notes mention children Wilson Bain, Mrs. Woo, Ford Montgomery and more, plus funeral services led by Rev. Eugene Curless at Brandon Christian Church. Additional items report town activities, a first parent teacher meeting, and a long list of visitors from Brandon and nearby towns, including church and school events in West Union Iowa. The record also notes a medical procedure for Winsor and various visits among local families, with community remarks from local churches and organizations.
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Brandon Brandon
Lauisa J. Irwin
Brandon Communi
Brandon
Leonia Janey Elliot
Wilts and
Nomi Ehiew
NewCuNty
Indiana
Bowie
Firn
Buchanan County
Branden
Ami
Muttinge
Jona Bain
Wilson W. Bain
Dirs. Woo
Furmer
ML Wane
Brandon Christian Church
TB Creek
Greensburg
Mantisome Ther
Lowa
Harrison Township
Tenton County
Thetrom
Montgomery
Vinton
Gearer
Ford
Roster
Abba
Cole
George
D. G. Douglas Cant
Saturdias
Meenanicshile
Thass Alpert
Tro
LP Alerding
Tongment
Schenlhouse
Misa Alma
New Vircinia
Landon
ST PAUL LIVESTOCK SALE REPORTS FIRM TRENDS
St Paul market shows fat steers and heifers broadly lower while cutters and bulls steady. Stockers uneven with better grades and prime bulls up to 12.25 per cwt. receipts around 200 with week’s tone firmer on some classes and mostly about steady on others.
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ST. Paul
Bradus
Omaha Livestock Hogs and Cattle Almanac Report
Receipts show hogs at about 25 000 with prices higher and butchers steady to 2b lower. heavy weights around 220 pounds averaged 19.09 to 22.25 with bulk 220 to 300 pound hogs etc. Cattle receipts near 2002 with fed steers and yearlings mixed. market softer for many classes though some top figures noted. stockers and feeders weaker with lighter weights down modestly.
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Omana
Patsy Sheestent
Rifts Searlings
Bumb Rangers
Ing
STOO
ST. Joseph
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Cattle Receipts
Receipts totaled about 1,090 with week over week gains in hogs and steers. Cattle and hogs showed steady to higher prices with calves and yearlings steady and bulls at moderate levels. Estimated next week demand remains cautious as market watchers note structured feed costs and current seasonal trends.
Stocks Reach Highest Levels Since Stock Dividend
Markets rebounded to weekly peaks as credit restrictions eased and buying interest returned. Major issues rallied with United States Steel and DuPont near new highs. total volume around 5000000 shares amid broad gains across Industrials and transport names.
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York
United Stat Stel Ant General Meters
Miak & Dy Tee Cate
Ae Tee Ee & Foundry
Wlan Mulin Ve
Albred Cho Amet
American Tel & Tel
American ‘Tobacco
Waolen
Asceridet
Seopa Armour of
Lectric
Erie Railroadmous Players
Rubber
sport-Texas Kr
General Asphalt
General Electric
New Kn Ae
General Motors
Cit
Cult States Steel
Iouston Oil
Biddtudson Motors
Ilinois Central Mack Truck
Mariia
Troleum Mo
Kan
Pexas
Migsouri Vaelhic Pfd
Sfonigainty Ward
Ek Hd Motor Car
Pan. Am
Pet
Pennsylvania
Pierete-Arrow Motor Radio Corp
Reading
Iron & Steel L. & Sia
Air Lina
Sears Huebitelk
Nelair
Southern Dairi
Southern Trailway
Studebakr
Aiphur
Texas & Pache
Inion
Raliwias
Ward Baking
Britain
France
Tealey Betadim
Hallam
Siwerlen
Witzerland
Spain
Greece
Tide
Toland
Shanghai
Montreal
Mixed Readings of Wauk Receipts and Livestock Prices
Market notes show varied receipts and steady to firm prices across poultry cheese and eggs in New York Chicago and St Louis. Livestock markets report mixed cattle hogs and sheep with slight weekly shifts and top values noted for steers and veal.
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New York
Waterloo Markets at Waterloo Mills Co Prices
Market list from Waterloo Mills Co shows prices for wheat corn butter eggs and meats. Includes beef hogs and cattle ranges with first and second prices for deliveries, weights, and assorted farm items like potatoes tomatoes and hay.
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Muon
SCP
Chraln
Waterloo Mills Co
LTR
Crrom Swift & Co
Waterloo
Waeetee
Feng
Leghorn
AZ Bey
Rath Backing” Co
Connere
Barclay & Ears
Timothy Hay
Cohn Bros
SECON
Reverend Grant to remain at Geneseo charge
Sept 24 Rev Mr Grant attended a conference in Marshalltown. The official board requested he return to Geneseo for another year. Evelyn Speer received a surprise party for her fifteenth birthday Monday night. J B Raudabaugh and family visited Herm an Raudabaugh near Waterloo Sunday. Mrs Mary Richards county superintendent visited our school last week. James Muirhead Traer tuned pianos here Monday. Tacite Wilkinson has been ill. High school pupils held a party Friday night. Wred Lockard lost over 60 hogs from cholera. Mrs Margaret Sprole Traer visited her parents Tuesday. Derrick Vanderheyden has been laid up with an injured arm.
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Jesup
George Tikstrem
Mount Tesidence
West Hawley Fleet
Lillian George
West Hawley Street
Shi Toud
Jamies Frish
Jaines Zahn
Chico
W. AL Ftussell
Win
Ainele
Ramuel
Fox
Myra Croon
Dallas
Tux
Ames Frush
Shor Chairerman
ATA
Wars Asu
Taurry
Pythian
Verio
Hulda Muncey
Elenor Feil
Marjorie Ferguson
Dorothy Ryan
Bemlah Wellman
Veinia Bright
Josephine Kr
Mar- Hae Walke
Ruth Kool
Artene Schrader
Martha Bouman
Alarie Lufem
Buta Bauuer
Eve Rienche
Mivrhain
Widdle
Iat Fen Tenerden
Berta Tir
Menthers
Mast Chiefs
Sheremar
Loelock i Lwo-couree
Q. Brown
RB. TL. Bordner
Janiis HW. Copenhaver
A.C. Knowles
Tenence
Grant
Marshalltown
Amp Fire Girls
Evelyn Speer
J. B. Raudabaugh
Herman Raudabaugh
Waterloo
J. R. Thompson
Derrick Vanderheyden
Weekly Grain and Provision Review Reel of Wheat Futures
The Chicago market reviews grain and provisions with wheat higher, corn and oats mixed, and a general sense that political factors around the November elections influence buying. Traders cite Argentina and Australia crop conditions, frost fears in North America, and growing hay production amid lower but manageable stocks.
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Chicago
Argentina
Australia
Wien Easter
Butter Price Level Unchanged Amid Trade Waiting For Decline
Chicago reports the butter trade for the week ending Sept 25 remained cautious with buyers taking minimal day to day needs. A fair volume moved, indicating no stockpiling, while market conditions held near steady despite expectations of lower prices. Storage withdrawals remained high, reducing surplus, and producers noted favorable forage crops and lower concentrate prices supporting the dairy sector.
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Chicago
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Colinvaux Hero
Bureau of Benton
Griffith Auction
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Towa
Olingis
Minnesota
Missouri
South Mackoth
Elmer Williams
Atlnois
Mente
Bento
Pisa
Kansas
Elese
Tember
Elow
Tolend
Toledo
Elon
Denavare
Tirnenpotit
Minn
Caney
Pegerta
St. Lowis
Spits
Wales
Midlands
Gracq
Izesan
Catton
Tyne &Ty
Belites
Td Wheat
High Law
Tate
Amy Serle
Board of Trade
Sille
Macket
West Union West Union
Wret Union Chapter
Order of the Rainbow Girly
Oshwein
Lee Frank Grown
Vermont
Low Tampshire
Je, Fitch
TD. Teeter
Union Army
A. Th
Ek Moinestly
Omaha Livestock
Sioux City Livestock
SILOM
Henney
Burghers
Selgawizin
Pmlagav Taples
Crinparagt
Chierga
Votato Chinan
United States
Tradive
Wneseta
North Dakota
Haring House Statemont
TNS
Pennsy
Texas
Minneapolis
Wwe
Curt
ST. Louis
Peoria Livestock Peoria
Tfl
Veigee
Moo
Geneseo
Wes
State Loan CO
Thos
Emmett
J. N. Wiese
Thos. Emmett
Ellis Copley
L. H. McGrew
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