Pat Robinson the Willowbrook Guernsey herdsman at Dairy Cattle Congress
Born in India and a veteran of the dairy cattle show ring Pat Robinson marks his fifty seventh year in competition at the Dairy Cattle Congress this week. He has exhibited across the United States and Europe, helped import Guernseys to the U.S. starting in 1884, and once exported Guernseys to Japan.
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India
Bombay
Pat Robinson
Willowbrook Farm Guernseys
Catasuque
Pat
Dairy Cattle Congress
Guernaesey Island
Pennsylvania
Guernsey
May Rose
United States
Tiad Lawson Werdl
Robinson
J. TD. Duke
American Tobacco Company
Duke Universiy
Jerseys
Egypt
Mass
Thomas Lascian
Willowbrook
Japan
Gurnsey
Cal. J. W. Fuller
Ames Butter Milk Judges Chosen For Nail Contest
Nine Ames students judged milk cheese and butter at Waterlco Co operative Dairy plant. Top four, J A Earle D Swartz F Damuth and George Moyers, will join Iowa State College squad for national dairy show after Dairy Cattle Congress. Coach Prof M Mortensen led the tryout with Foster I Henderson assisting.
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Waterlco Co-operative Dairy Campany
Iowa State College
Ames
J. A. Earle
D. Swartz
F. Damuth
George Moyers
Iowa
Dairy Cattle Congress
Cattle Congress
Detroit
M. Mortensen
Town State College
I Mortensen
Foster I. Henderson
Waterloo Co-operative Dairy Company
Officials Inspect Corn Borer Damage Across U.S. and Canada
A delegation of officials scientists and economists neared inspection of corn borers in Kent and Essex counties Ontario after touring Lucas County Ohio Monroe County Michigan and following pest control machinery trials. The group includes farmers regulatory officials and college professors from midwestern states and will convene at the Wolverine Hotel after Ontario with a general conference planned.
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Detroit
Lucas County
Ohio
Monroe County
Michigan
Kent
Essex Counties
Ontario
Calhoun County
Indiana
Wolverine Hotel
Jersey Sets State Record for Sherman Jersey
Charles City Iowa September 27 A Jersey cow named Sophie of Inwa in the Sherman Jersey herd broke a state record and earned a silver medal from the American Jersey Cattle Club. Starting at three years five months, she produced 546.92 pounds of butterfat and 31,021 pounds of milk in 304 days, with a calf’s gestation of 212 days over 19 months. Her mark surpasses Raleigh’s Toronto’s Eva who had 10,454 pounds of milk and 483.17 pounds of butterfat.
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Charles City
Sanhie
Inwa
A American Jersey Cattle Club of
New York
Sophie
Raleigh
Torono
Eva
Cow Sow and Hen Exhibit Demonstrates Farm Profits
An Iowa Dairy Cattle Congress exhibit shows profit paths from accurate records across cow sow and hen lines. Nellie a Cedar Falls Jersey cow, Star Boarder and the loafing cow illustrate milk fat yields and costs, while pigs and hens provide related production costs and profits for local farms in Black Hawk county.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Dairy Extension Department
Ames
Ionagow
Black Hawk County
Cult Club
Nellie
Star Boarder
Iowa
Charles Hammel
Cedar Falls
Forum Holstein herd wind again at national shows
The Forum Holstein herd from Dike Illinois owned by H C Larsen, Iowa show winners, heads to a regional fair with Forum Patriarch as senior and grand champion. At Sioux City inter state fair last week the herd added top honors including junior championships, judged by Prof Earl Weaver.
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Forum Holstein
Iowa
Dike
Ill
Grundy County
H. C. Larsen
Sioux City
Forum
Agin
South Dakota
Earl Weaver
Ames
Larsen
Dairy Cattle Earn Permanent Spot at Royal Stock Event
Kansas City September 27 The premium list for the American Royal Livestock and Horse Show to be held November 14 to 20 in Kansas City lists about 75000 in premiums across cattle dairy swine sheep horses mules and ponies. This marks the dairy division as a major feature for the 28th annual exposition attracting exhibitors nationwide.
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Kansas City
American Royal Livestock and Horse Show
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Canadian
Gulf
American Royal
Royad
Former Owan Head of Poultry Breeders Assn
Towa Falls Iowa September 27 Special Thomas FL Rigs a former well known Towa newspaper man will continue for two years as president of the American Poultry Association. He has led the national group for several years and his reelection is seen as an endorsement of his administration. Mrs Bleg was elected secretary again. They reside at Fort Wayne Indiana. Before moving to Indiana Mr Blez was active in poultry and horticultural circles in Town and is known as a writer. He served on the Sioux City Journal staff and edited the Mardin County Citizen in this city.
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Towa Palls
Thomas FL Rigs
Towa
Continue
American Poultry Association
Ile
Bleg
Fort Wayne
Ind
Indiana
Towa Falls
Sioux City
Mardin County
Farmers Question Column Seeks Reader Comments
Readers invited to send questions and comments to the Editor Farm Department of the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Iowa. Communications directed to the newspaper office and phone line listed for responses.
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Farm Department
Waterloo
Evening Courier
Wateloo
Towa
Eves Heads Dairy Cattle Dept for Tenth Season at Waterloo Show
Eves enters his tenth year overseeing the Dairy Cattle Department at the Waterloo show with J P Eves Des Moines as cattle superintendent and Don Merrill Chicago as horse superintendent. Merrill, also on The Dairy Farmer staff, has led the horse department for three years assisted by M H Bensheff and joined by new assistants from Iowa Minnesota. The notice notes related dairy staff appointments and advertising ties across Iowa Ohio Indiana and Minnesota. Potatoes and sugar market notes follow from Chicago and New York with receipts and price standings as of Sept 27 including Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota Red River Valley Idaho and Colorado varieties.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
J. P. Eves
Des Moines
Don Merrill
Chicago
Eves
Waterloo
Iowa
Dairy Farmer
National Dairy Publication
Merrill
Ohio
Indiana
Pelk County
Merrih
M. H. Bensheff
Perry
U. S
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakotaainnesota
Red River
Idaho
Waterbog Markets price list and livestock quotes
Daily market sheet from Waterloo Mills Co and Swift & Co lists grain prices for No 3 wheat and barley, potatoes, chickens, and eggs. Cattle and hog quotes from Rath Packing Co include steers, cows, bulls, and hog classifications with bid ranges. Also items for hay, straw, hides, and wool from Harelay & Sons and Cohn Bros. price points show regional market activity.
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Waterloo Mills Co
Swift & Co
Waterloo
Rath Packing Co
Harelay & Sons
Cohn Bros
Wheat values rise as crop estimates ease in Northwest
Chicago reports wheat values higher amid reduced crop estimates in Canada and softer selling in New York and Minneapolis. The United States wheat visible supply rose by 2,043,000 bushels but fell short of expectations while corn and oats showed mixed moves and bear sentiment persisted.
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Chicago
Canada
United States
Darther Frost
Uneven Hog Prices Hit Chicago and Midwestern Livestock
Chicago and St Paul livestock markets report uneven hog quotations with 190 to 300 pound averages higher, bulk slaughter pigs and sows varied, and cattle and sheep showing mixed strength. Receipts across markets ranged from 12,000 to 39,000, with dealers noting slow trading and price shifts in hogs, cattle, and lambs.
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Sept 27
Trading figures for grain and seeds show Wheat No 2 mixed around 79 and 7/8, No 1 hard near 1.40, sample grades at various values, Corn mixed quotes with No 2 at about 79, oats and white varieties listed, Timothy seed at 5.25, cloverseed 27.50, Kentucky buckwheat? 14.00, and alfalfa seeds at 14.00 to 14.45. numbers reflect market quotations and commodity prices across multiple grades.
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York
New York
Minneapolis
Minn
Montana
Ta.boggts
Chicago
Seal Pepe
Bethies
Tae
Wwe
Tilia
Nats Brads
Washington
D. C
United States Department of Agriculture
Timothy
Boston
Kansas City
Prairie
St. Paul
Southwest
Omaha
Bulls Free Offerings Check on Wall Street Drops
New York stock market shows rising offerings at higher levels with General Motors and Dupont reaching new records before retreating. Shares across American Locomotive, Baldwin, and other majors move in active bidding as railroad equipment stocks show strength. overall close is irregular amid mixed demand and shifting corrections.
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New York
United States
General Motors
Dupont
Genvien
Americam
Baldwir
Wind
Altfred Chemical & Dye
American Can
Gpigane & Northwestern
Chicago
R. J. & Pacific
Chile
Chrysler Corp
Goca Cola
ADOBE
American Car & Foundry
American Smell
American Sugar
American Locomotive
Colorado Fuel
Consolidated Gas Com Products
Crucible Steel
Bled
Davison Chemical Dodge Bros. A
du Pont de Nem
Electric Pow
St. Isrle Railroad
Famous Players Fish Rubber Foundation Co
Freeport-Texas 2
Searerak Aswhalt
General Flectric
Iron Ireets
Great Northern
Tulf States Steel
Houston OW
Cee Eludson Motors Teaeeeect & Sinais Central Oo
ABE Int
Combustion Hing
Ee Mau Int
Marvester
Mer
Misr
Pita
Nickel
Inter. Fel
Tai
Kansag City
Southern
Kennecott
Val Loulivite & Nashville
Mack Truck
Eres Marland
Kan
Texas
Missouri
Montgomery Ward
New York Central
Martland
Norfolk and Western North American - Northern Pacific Pace OU
Packard Motor Go
ys-Overland
Woolworth Ooo
American
Tal
American Tobacco American Woolen
Anaconda
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Ling Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Cerro de Pasco
Ghenipeake & Ohio
Icago
Mil
St Paul
Texas Co
and Pacific
Union Pacific United _ Drug
Ite
Eight Relay Team Completes 26 Mile Channel Swim
An eight member relay team from the Santa Barbara Keto club conquered the 26 mile channel from the mainland to Santa Cruz Island. They covered roughly 26 miles in 18 hours and 38 minutes, completing the demanding swim as a team effort.
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Santa Barbara
Cat
Santa Crux Island
Roday
Eigbt
Reiy Teva
Bridge Washout Repairs Estimated After Heavy Rain
County officials say several thousand dollars will be needed to repair bridge washouts and drainage damage found during a board inspection tour after recent heavy rain. The county board of supervisors discussed the scope of repairs and funding during the visit.
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Denbnagse
Newcomers Steady Influx Reported for Waterloo
League secretary Russell DeGon notes September trend as Waterloo welcomes 14 new residents the week ended Saturday while 3 are removed from the chamber, and 68 address changes occur within the city. New residents include N Raum 312 Walnut Ct Erickson 409 Walnut Ct Vellegental 312 Whittier Elger 2616 Fourth East Copper 626 Leland Armstrong 1410 Mulberry Co Peterson 935 Third West Strand 1326 Avalon Denton 312 Walnut Ct Christopher 322 Eighth East Brockett 719 Mulberry West Davey 325 Clough Klough 1405 Mitchell.
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Waterloo
Russell DeGon
Waterloo Retail Merchants Association
N. Raum
Walnut Court
Carl I. A. Erickson
Ilugo Vellegental
Whittier
W. S. Elger
Fourth
A. F. Copper
Leland
Lyle Armstrong
Mulberry. Co. L. Peterson
Third West
C. A. Strand
Avalom
L. C. Denton
S. L. Christopher
Elehth
Leslie Brockett
Mutlan West
Mys
H. E. Davey
Clough
Merle D. Klough
Mitchell
Kansas City Livestock Receipts and Price Summary
Kansas City livestock market report shows cattle receipts around 21000 with steady to mixed demand. Hogs around 5000 with gains on light and butcher grades. sheep receipts about 19000 with lambs and yearlings trading near steady to lower. Prices for calves steers cows and heifers, hogs and sheep listed with varying weight classes and top values. Key figures include light weight steer averages near 1175 dollars, hog top around 13.60, lambs around 12 to 14 dollars, and cattle calves priced up to 215 dollars per head in some lots.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Silerp
Sioux City
Chicago
Eloy
Ty Tata
wWeight
Wright Prien
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Neb
DOM Urad
Hull
ST. Joseph
Provisions and Market Reports From Sept 27
New York and Chicago market notes detail butter receipts of thousands of tubs, cheese prices, flour and sugar standings, and live poultry values. Hay market roundup from Washington cites adequate supply, steady prices, and regional variances as rains affect forage stocks.
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New York
Sasae
Pacific Coasts
Boras
Amer
Lord
Midwest
Chicago
Urtek
Beese
Kanane City
Kansas City
Armour Grain Go cited by Jardine in law violation
Washington, D. C. Sent. 22-F The Armour Grain Co of Chicago was ordered by Secretary Jardine to show cause why an order should not be issued directing all contract markets to revoke trading privileges. Charges allege market manipulation of noon prices on the Chicago Board of Trade in violation of the grain futures law. The secretary cites adulteration and false reporting of rye screenings mixed with No 2 rye in a public warehouse, and transfer of rye stocks between private and public warehouses. Warehouse receipts allegedly issued for No 4 rye in the name of F. S. Lewis & Co.
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Washington, D. C
Amour Grain Company
Chiccago
Jaredine
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Lees
Export Elevator Company
F. S. Lewis & Co
Waterloo Family in Miami Loses Apartment Roof
The Dennig family of Waterloo lost their apartment roof in the Miami storm. Their goods were soaked but all occupants escaped injury. Mr. and Mrs. Millard E. Dennig, who had moved to Miami months ago, were reported by a letter to have only property losses and exposure-related illness that is now improving.
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Florida
Millard E. Dennig
Miami
George Lucht
Storm injures two cottages in Miami Florida, family safe
Stanley Warthon of 223 Lewis Street recounts in a letter to his mother that two cottages in Miami were badly damaged in the big storm. He and his wife escaped injury after their dwelling was torn apart and they expected to be killed for eight hours.
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Stanley Warthon
Miami
Fla
C. 2. Warthon
Lewis Street
Warthon
Parrott Leaves for Ames to Attend Iowa State College
Matt Parrott, son of Mrs Anna Parrott of 415 Second Street East, departed today for Ames Indiana to attend Iowa State College, department of dairying and animal husbandry, marking the start of his studies.
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Ames
Matt Parrott
Anna Parrott
Second Street
Iowa State College
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