Owa Falls Farm Fair to Brighten Town Streets
Owa Falls will host a two day farm fair October 5 and 6 on town streets with free admission. The festival turns main avenues into displays of local agriculture and auto shows in garages. Dairy stock, Brown Swiss and Holstein rivalries, and a State Draft Horse and Mule association partnership add to the exhibits. Prof O R Sweeney of Ames will speak on the utilization of waste materials from corn and demonstrate uses of corn products.
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Owa Falls
Courier Special Service
Towa Falls
Town Falls
Iowa
Iowa Falls
State
O. R. Sweeney
Ames
Ames Victory in Dairy Show Judging Among Its Easiest
Ames Iowa State dairy cattle judging team defeated eight other states at the Dairy Cattle Congress. The team scored 67 points ahead of second place Karisas, sweeping first in the Jerseys breed and winning 11 of 12 possible first places overall. Members were Clarence Ho Thompson Hampton Besh Waterloo Mona Rampton Boward Mathews with Thompson leading in Ayrshires Holsteins and Jerseys. They will compete October 15 at the National Dairy Exposition in Wenrkis Tennessee.
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Ames
Town States College
Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Karisas
Amesi
Clarence Ho
Thompson
Hampton
Theodore
Besh
Raymond Mona
Han
Rampton
Boward Mathews
Danville
Iowa State
Fordyce Ely
Inwa State
Farm Exports Reach Five Year Peak in 1926
United States agricultural exports surged in 1926 reaching a five year high driven by cotton fiber and grains. The fruit and vegetable index hit a record 289 due to apples, prunes, and raisins. Dairy and meat sectors lagged with lower export indexes.
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Washington
United States
Fea
Bureau of Agricultural
Agriculture
Editor inquiry to readers winds through waterloo paper
Community section invites questions and comments addressed to Editor Fern at the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Iowa. Readers are asked to forward communications to the deparment and farm topics, with notice spelling variations evident in the OCR.
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Fern, Deparment
Waterroo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Towa
Papyr &H0
Cattle Congress Awards SEMSEYS and Champions
Judges from Baton Rouge and Wisconsin oversee extensive cattle showings across Jersey and Guernsey classes. Winners include Meredith Jersey farm on Fashionable Fern Lad and Oaklands on Oxford Nobles in senior bulls, plus Meredith Jersey entries dominating junior and grand champion cows and various age groups across shows.
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Semseys
C. H. Staples
Baton Rouge
Bull
Meredith Jersey Farm
Des Moines
Dixon
Brandon
Wis
Glory
Lehigh
Swaites
Columbus Junction
Campbell Jersey Farm
Jesup
Prides
The
Oaklands
Ann Arbor
Michal
Oxford Sleeper
Nap
Hugo J. Trest
Grafton
Oxford Noble
William M. Konight
Eagle
Modesty
Oxford
Marion
Grand View
Edson
Dai
Will Thompson
Rachel
Wonder King
Bessie
Fontaine Duke
Knight
Rueter's
Reinhelmer Gi
Thompson
Doren Fox
Lucile
Gan
Alel
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Reiwhelmer
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Meredith
Reinheimer
Tosen
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Eady
Louisa
Heiter
Brampton
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Majesty
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Meredith Horser Farm
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William
Larsen Canning Co
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Fern Dell
Highland
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Radisson Farm
Favorite
Princess of Radisson
Ransom Farm
Ransom Fonda Faith
Shorewood Farm
Gherub
Shorewood
Lucile Shepherd
Levilia
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Appanoose
Smith
Nellie
Smithdale
Milfred Behrens
Littleport
Lady's Girl
Fairview Farm
Willem
Larson Canning Co
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Ethelwsn
Jaque
Jiine
Garh Wangeng
Madeira
Minn
Hill Farm
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Alyssuma
Alini Miranda Mabel
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Fannie of
Radissont
Chery's
Felice
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Mrrillia
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Imp
Vangwater
William Larssen Canning Co
Golingeaux
Shorer Wood
Ladysmith
Sheruo
Larsén Canning Co
Meadow Brook
Danny Duff
Majesty of the Preirie
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Asson
Golden Royaliss
Dauntlese
Idgemoor
Brooks
Seeel
Lad
Procice
Dam
Amin Faith
Chesney Farms
Annd
Faith
Hope
Smithdaie
Hovey
Arvon
Ant Fi
Sherewood
Oan Pear
Pomeror
Segiel's
Oearde
Nella Ideal Golden Seceet
Adams Farm
Univers of
Imats
Miont Miranda
Oberland
End
Ransam Farm
Donnington
Mesella
Ranson Farm
Rovers
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Git Bros
Dell of Watchwood
Mee
Garsen Canning Co
Souder Bridge
Ranssom Farm
Ott
Sivett
Som Fiz
Rye crop boosts prices as U S markets absorb large supply
Washington reports the season's rye crop entering consuming channels at higher prices. About 10.6 million bushels reached markets by mid September, with a forecast crop total near 61.5 million and U S stocks only modestly larger than last year. Export demand is active, Europe faces mixed quality, and North American output exceeds last year by about 25 million bushels.
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Courier Special Service
Washington, D. C
Af Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Europe
United States
Canada
Russia
Seraé
Swine Management Project Planned in Delaware County
The farm bureau swine management project will occupy much of the coming week in Delaware county. It promises to be a significant effort with farm bureau members and interested hog raisers invited. Four additional meetings on related topics will follow about a month apart, beginning next week with a session on economies of hog production, costs, hog prices, and pork demand.
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Merrit
Manchester
Farm Bureau
Delaware County
Farm Bureaut
Grain futures slump hedging in wheat lowers average
Wheat edges lower as hedging from the northwest and Liverpool price setbacks weigh on Chicago trading. Reports of strong export demand temper losses while corn and oats drift, with rain in the belt and frost risk levels cited. Cotton and flour markets show steady to firmer signals in futures and spot trades.
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Chicago
Northwest
Liverpool
Illinois
South Dakota
Indiana
Hog and cattle prices ease as hogs lead declines
Chicago market reports show hogs down about 10 to 15 cents in most lots with bids easing. Best medium weight butchers and packing hogs sold at 11.50 to 11.70. light packing hogs near 10.00. Cattle receipts 10,000 with prime grain steers steady to higher. vealers up to 16.50. bulls higher. Sheep steady to lower with fat lambs around 13.50 to 14.00, feeding lambs unchanged. Total market supplies for hogs, cattle, and sheep reported across principal markets.
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Chicago
South Dakotas
Siz
Bears Onslaught Weakens Change in New York market
New York stocks slumped as selling hit pivotal industrials. U.S. Steel fell to 1462, General Motors to 25743, and American Smelting to 188. Dodge Brothers common and preferred touched new lows. Van Sweringen rails and select specialties spurred a midday rally before prices faded to a irregular close. Foreign exchange and livestock sections follow with varied quotes and rates.
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eMorta
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Abitibi
Chem
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American Sugar
T. É
American Woolen
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Atenilie Aig Atll Goast
Atlantic
Baldwin Locomotive Balt
Barnsdall A
Bethlehem Steel
California
Pet Churchnn Pac
Cerro ‘de Pasco
Ches. & Ohio
Mil
St. FL PLC
Chic
N. West
O. Rot & PB
Chrysler Corn Col Colorato Fuel
Col. Gas & EL Cons
Y- Gorn Products
Crucible Steel Dodge Bros. A . du Pont
de Neat. Brie
Fielschmann
Freeport-Texas
Louis, & Nash
Mack Truck
Marland Oil Mo
Kun & Tex
Missouri
Pac
Ebees
Las
N. J
Standard Oil
N. Y
Studebaker
Texas Gorp
Texas Gulf
Texas & Pack
Texas Pacific Ld
Union Carbide
Union Pacific
D. C. Ind
U. S
Willys-Overland Woolworth
Liberty
Liberty Recond
Liberty Sworth
Treasury
Wheat and grain price quotations from Board of Trade Chicago
The Board of Trade Cash Quotations list wheat prices for No 2 hard at 1404 to 1304, No 3 hard 1203, No 4 hard 130, No 3 mixed 1284, corn mixed and yellow prices ranging from 04 to 93 cents, oats and barley mixed figures, timothy seed 2705.45, cloverseed 184.50 to 426.50, and provisions with lard 12.20 ribs 12.25 bellies 14.37.
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Marth
Bata
Weneet al
Ewan Ten Neene
Erares
Ewan Ole Ale
Ottober
Livestock Today at Big Markets Report
Minneapolis and Kansas City grain reports outline wheat and corn receipts and bids, with prices for No. 1 north and dark spring wheats, yellow corn, and mixed varieties. Regional notes from Omaha Toledo Peoria and Chicago futures show shifts in oats butter and sugar futures alongside market quotations for cash grain and produce futures.
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Pegria
Peoria
New York and Chicago Market Receipts Report Prices and Quantities
Market summaries from New York and Chicago list butter eggs cheese and poultry receipts. New York notes butter, eggs and cheese shipments with prices per unit and totals for creamery and extra firsts. Chicago reports similar dairy and poultry figures including turkeys fowls roosters and geese with per unit prices and packing figures.
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Butler
Express
Chicago
Kansas City Livestock Prices September Market Report
Kansas City livestock market report from Sept 28 shows hog receipts around 3500 with prices mostly steady to slightly lower, top hogs at 11.30 for 210-230 lb. cattle receipts about 6000 with beef steers and yearlings steady, westerns slow, top yearlings around 13.50 to 14.00. sheep receipts about 16000 with lambs 15 to 25 cents lower, Utah and Colorado lambs selling around 13.50 to 13.65, natives up to 13.50 and ewes around 3.75.
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Kansas City
Pym
Wednestler
Utah
Colorado
Sioux City Livestock Receipts Show Mixed Live Market
Sioux City livestock receipts total about 3 000 with all classes steady. Fed steers and yearlings range 10.00 to 15.50, cows and calves 9.50 to 12.50, grass cattle around 6 75 to 9 75, bulls and feeders 6 50 to 10 75, stock cattle 4 50 to 10 95, heifers 7 00 to 9 55. Hog receipts light with late sales higher. top at 11 50, 160 to 225 pounds 11 00 to 11 50, 230 to 300 pounds 10 50 to 11 25, sows 5 35 to 10 15, pigs 3 00 to 8 00. Sheep receipts 2 500 with lambs 15 00 to 13 25, ewes lower. Potatoes and wheat prices noted for Chicago market with mixed changes and various regional varieties listed.
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St. Pau
Minn
Sui
Joseph Livestock Bt
Joseph
Chicago
Bent
Hogs
Weig Price
Meee
Sheen
Sioux City
Celves
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