Calves Susceptible to Avian Tuberculosis Study Finds
Urbana researchers Dr. Robert Graham and Dr. E A Tunnicliff show calves can contract avian tuberculosis from poultry, challenging assumptions about livestock disease. They report that 41 bovine lymph glands mostly contained mixed or avian-like strains, with some glands carrying typical avian or bovine forms, suggesting occasional avian infection in calves under farm conditions. Transmission may occur through direct contact with infected chickens on farms.
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Finois
Carrie
Graham
Delaware Farm Bureau Invites Public to Annual Meeting
The Delaware county farm bureau announces its board of directors meeting on Saturday October 2 at 1 40 pm in the courthouse. It invites farm bureau officials club leaders publicity chairmen grange masters ministers editors and school superintendents. Spearists W J Stacey and H Metenli will speak on extension work and publicity methods for farmers and organizations.
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Manchester
Farm Bureau
Oil Farm Bureau
Extension Service
W. Jf. Stacey
TU. J. Metenli
Stacey
Europe
Prof. Metenli
Town Veterinarian an Anatomist of High Reputation
Ames Iowa Sept 21 Special Dr Veward S Murphey of lewd State college was found dead in a basement workroom last Saturday. He was a leading anatomist, head of anatomy at the veterinary division for 16 years, and known for cattle breeding research and a premier collection of specimens. Indications point to possible selfinflicted death after months of declining health.
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Ames
Veward S. Murphey
Lewd State College
Ohio State University
Murphey
Dean C. H. Stange
American Anatomical Society
Delaware Farm Bureau to Hold Township Elections
Sixteen townships in Delaware to host Bureau elections and annual meetings with motion pictures, 1927 program review, and officers to be chosen. Meetings run Oct 5 to Nov 16 at listed schools. Delaware Holstein Breeders meet Oct 9 in county agent’s office.
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Manchester
Farm Bureau
Agams
McEliott
Colony
Colesburg
Prairie
Central School
Green
Milo
Copperhead
Delaware
Delhi
Honey Creek
Coffin's Grove
Oneida
Bartville
Bremen
Central
North Fork
Lieboldt
South Fork
Sand Springs
Richkind
Dundee
Union
Buck Creek
Rik
Greeley
Delaware County Holstein Breeders’ Association
August poultry profits in Iowa show slight fall from July
Iowa State College extension service reports August profits from 398 record flocks at $14,024.98, down from July’s totals. All sources brought $24,279 with feed costs $4,354. 48,424 laying hens averaged 12.6 eggs. White Leghorns led production. top producer Mrs O N Kjerland Northwood with 131 layers yielded 23 eggs per hen.
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Ames
Tas
Iowa
Extension Service
Iowa State College
O. N. Kjerland
Northwood
Harle H.trout
Kellogg
Nad
W. HB. Cochran
Scranton
Cleve Erhardt
Elgin
Wis
S.C
Buckdale Farm
Melcher
W. M. Farrin
Winthrop
S.C. Rhode Island
Gresham Church Frie nds Honor John Buehnerinally
A large gathering at the Gresham church paid tribute to John Buehner a long time resident of the area. The note mentions community members visiting relatives and local happenings including hospital and home care, farm activity and upcoming church events.
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Gresham
Gresham Church
John Buehner
Buehner
Ernest Vogel
Dora Biekensberg
Millard Holdiman
Mike Holdiman
Readign Hospital
Henry Granneman
Gerald
Louie Miller
William Shanewise
Walter Sorensen
Hudson
A. DD
Bowers
Omaha and St Louis Livestock Markets Report Slumps Mixed
Livestock receipts across Omaha and East St Louis show uneven demand. Hogs bulk steady to mixed with light weights around 12.50 to 13.00. cattle receipts strong with bulls, yearlings and stockers holding gains. sheep steady with fat lambs topping near 15.50. Peoria reports steady hogs and steady cattle bids amid cautious bidding from packers. New York flour futures mixed with mills quoting spring and winter offerings.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Neb
Manly
Ted
ST. Louis
Seth
SiZoh
Peoria Livestock
GAIA
York
New York
Ork
Rae
Tamltry
P Turkesa
Biase
Kez Vanahn
Sanias
Wastin
I Jing
Elayer
Chicago
Chicaga
Jm Run
Paul
Iowa farms feed more sheep and cattle amid fall demand
Des Moines reports a 33 percent rise in purchases of sheep and cattle for feeding over two weeks ending Sept 10, with total stock shipments since July 1 near last year. Feeder steers show strong demand, especially 700 pounds and under, as lamb feeding expands. Nebraska and Michigan also post gains in lamb feeding.
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Des Moines
Farine
Tessie M. Carl
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Tawi
Towa
Carl
Chicago
Nebraska
Michigan
Tydasas
Tovta
Wheat markets buoyed by European crop fears and US weather
European crop estimates shrink in Germany Poland Romania and Hungary supporting wheat prices as wet US corn belt weather lifts corn oats and provisions. Wheat quotes ease slightly in New York while futures show firming after downturns. Minnesota flour shipments noted with unchanged prices.
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Kage
Germany
Poland
Roumagia
Aust Uria
Yices
Canad
Government
Drovistona
Canada
Poultry and Dairy Prices Mixed in Midwest Markets
In Chicago and Kansas City reports dated Sept 29, prices show poultry moving higher in some categories while eggs and butter hold steady or rise slightly. Listings include ducks, hens, turkeys, and various fowl with fluctuating costs. dairy products such as lard and butter show modest shifts amid mixed wholesale quotes.
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St. Tonts
St. Louis
Kansan City
Cash Quotations From Board of Trade Report
The report lists morning price quotes for grains and fats with figures such as corn mixed and hard, No 3 yellow corn at 139, and white and yellow varieties. Lard prices at 14.35, ribas around 44.7, teele at 17.06, and other commodity bids noted.
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Saul Rile
Shary Yngraiter
Ae White
Sophie
Teele
Livestock Market Reports from Chicago and St Paul
Receipts lingered high as hogs and cattle traded unevenly across Chicago and St Paul markets. Big packers held steady prices while lighter weights and butchers showed mixed demand. sheep demand remained strong with fatty lambs firm to higher.
Representative Livestock Sale Receipts Reported
Receipts show mixed cattle hogs and calves with prices listed for cows and canners yearlings and feeding stock. Figures indicate several lots sold at various per hundred weights and totals around 14 thousand dollars. the listing credits Lamson Gross and Co and A A Murrey as managers at 403 Marsh Place Building.
Stock Market Fluctuations Highlight Mixed Trading Session
New York reports show stocks wavering amid narrow trading and uneven activity. Dealers cite uncertain money markets, rising loan rates, and shifting investor sentiment as utilities and tobacco shares move while steel and other sectors retreat on caution.
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New York
Louisville & Nashville
Chesapeake & Ohio
Vinehinere
Unis
Nuvu
Vrade News Encourag
Supars
Ous
Local Notices and Family Updates From Janesville Area
Janesville and surrounding communities share daily notes on visits, relocations, and obituaries. Arthur Shores and family visit Bert Shores in Des Moines while James Roop dies in Allamakee and Henry Outhwaite is interred in Janesville.
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Janesville
Arthur Shores
Des Merits
Bert Shores
Stanley Livingstone
Stewart Lumber Company
Scent of Sweet Alyssum Sparks a Second Chance Love
In a melodramatic tale set around Clyde and Alice, memories resurface when a scent of alyssum triggers a reconciliation. A staged adoption twist leads to a renewed bond as the couple confronts loneliness and desire for their child. The scene ends with a vow to stay together and reclaim their family.
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Clyde
Glenvale
Clyde Faulkner
Alice
Alice Paulkner
Doris
Atralmit
Clydé
Criss
Ami
Tirdes
Eid
Alyssa
Marie
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Black Hawk Loan Company
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