Descendants of Florence Jewell Deal 2nd Holsteins at Iowa Falls
Iowa Falls records show 110 Holstein offspring from foundation cow Florence Jewell Deal 2nd after she turned 10 in 1912. Charles A Mark bought her for 175 dollars. she produced many twins and high-fat yields, with 20 cows in the herd giving an average fat of 416.5 pounds across 20 cows in the latest Holstein association class. Breeding sales total 3,637.50 dollars and bulk milk sales exceed 5,500 dollars in the last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Falls
Florence Jewell Deal
Florence
Charles A ‘Mark
Iowa
Falls
W. B. Barney, Chapin
Barney
Mark
Waterloo
Hardin County Gow Testing Association
The
Holstein Association
Soil Conference in Louisville Aims to Revitalize Impoverished Land
In Louisville on Sept 30 leading farm editors federal soil experts and fertilizer manufacturers met to discuss reviving soil through proper fertilization. Over 100 experts attended. They called land neglect a national crime of soil robbery and urged educational campaigns to boost use of soil foods and cooperation from chemical producers. Government experts may draft farmer friendly fertilization formulas and editors may push articles and ads while seeking higher funding for oil research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Tait
Butler
Memphis, Tenn
Progressive Farmer
Hillcrest Farms Set to Auction Boars and Gilts
Conner & Hill will hold a boar and gilt auction at Hillcrest farm in Shell Rock Iowa on October 8. The sale features Broadcaster Supreme Great Fireworks and other premier animals including Stilts Kind The Fancy Stilts Super Colonel Super Colonel's Trademark Great Leader I Am. The first and junior champion from Waverly and the first senior pig from Nashua are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Rock
Conner & Ill
Hillcrest Farm
Broadcaster Supreme
Great Fireworks
Waverly
Nashua
Potatoes Market Report From Chicago Summary of Receipts
Potatoes receipts total 142 cars on track and 418 cars shipped in US totals 1,316. Wisconsin round whites sold in Antigo at 1.284 and 1.80 per cwt, central Wisconsin 1.58941.65, Minnesota round whites 1.50 and 1.65, Red River onions 1.60 to 1.70. Idaho russet sacks 1.75 to 2.19, Baker Russets 2.10, Rural sacks 1.50 to 1.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Minesota
North Dakota
Red River
Idaho
Baker Russets
Farmers Questions and Comments Invited to Editor
Readers are invited to send questions and comments to the Editor Farm Department of the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Iowa. Communications should be addressed accordingly and include any relevant details or inquiries for publication consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Iowa
Cattle Congress Awards Holsteins and Belgians
Judge H H Kildee of Ames Iowa presides as awards are given across Holsteins and Belgians with multiple classes judging by farm names and owners including Elmwood farm Deerfield Illinois Rock River farm Byron Illinois Michig an Reformatory Tonia Michigan and University of Illinois Urbana on a range of bulls cows and heifers from under two months to five years with champions and grand exhibitors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Kildee
Ames
Bull
Elmwood Farm
Deerfield
Fobes
Rock River
Johanna Hengerveld
Johanna Tuls Withoorn
University of Illinois
Urbana
Siini
Pletertte Piebe
Hargrove & Arnold
Norwalk
King Pleterte Jewel Korndyke
Board of Control
Des Moines
Jefferson County Asylum Farm
Jeferson
Wis
Femco Farms
Breckenridge
Minn
Blue Earth
Duke Ormsby
Car
Rudolph
Tower Hill King
J. D. McDonald
West Salem
Pentiac Walker
J. B. Jones
Romeo, Mich
Count Paul Calamity Yeeman
Piebe
Orville Hamer
Waterloo
Piedertie Boy
McDonald
King Homestead
Chapman Farms
Kansas City
Triume Ormsby
Rolland E. Maxwell
Ormsby
Pietertje Piebe
Merrymax
A. H. Buhl
Oxford
Mich
Admiral Traverse Pride
Rock River Farms
Rock River Star
Joe
Larsen
Forum Triume Ormsby
Sir Fobes
Stewart
Clothilde Piebe King
Hargrove d& Arnold
Triume Ormsby Pride
Mercedes
Sir Ormsby Alvan Colantha
Queen Mercedes Ormsby Co
Michigan Reformatory
Tonia, Mich
Detroit Creamery Co
Bell Farm
Hat
Elmwood
Oakland
Ollie
Bess Fayne
Calamo
Nancy Segis
Pontiac Pietertje Ormsby
Uni
Jefferson County Asylum
Johanna Pietertje
Artis Creameile
Winnemaug
Pauline Korndyke
Aaggie’ Ormsby
Twilight Tristomia Ormsby
Star de Kol
Cherokee
Wayne Ormsby
Johannia Pet
Heifer
Patricia
Jefferson County
Jefferson County Asylum Farm On Inka Creamelle Golanthia
Alcartra Pride Fobes
Forum Vesta Diamond and Fobes Ormsby Hengerveld
Pietertje
Pontiac Ormsby
E. M. Baynoe
Homeo
Julietaybrook
Colantha Hark Delaphene
de Cream Co
Bess Prince
Clarinda
King Sethie Ormsby
Christ & Braman
Ft. Atkinson
Starlight
Richmond Pietertje
Bessie Ormsby
Forum Relay Patriarch
Plainfield
Lynes
Penshurst
Wnder
William Wangen
Madelia
Cavalier
Glenside
Fairfield Farm
Topeka
Kaen
Fairfield Mandarin
Mat L. Frost
Biz Four
Thrush
Adam Seitz & Sons
King of the Fairies
J. J. Lynes
Effte
Alberta
Adam Seitz& Sons
Fairfield
Wangen
Bulli Cais
Cavaliers
Glenmassan Farms
Delavan
Douglas
Ynes & Sons
Bobbie Vernon
Lynes & Sons
Frost
Cavaler
Cavalier's
Louisa
Meredith Jersey Farm
Sultan
Cowslip
Dixon
Majesty
The
Oaklands
Wail
Sis
Dot
Knight
Modesty
Swailes
Reinhelmer
Sultan of Lehigh
Reinhelimer
Rand
Swaties
Thompson
Campbell
May
Lily
Lee
A. A. Reinheimer
Marion
C. A. Reinheimer
Ibsen
Lucile
Thompson On Financial Lueile
Campbell Jersey Farm
Jones
Hazard & Stout
Boulder Bridge Farms
Meyer & Son
Dr. Gay
Hazard& Stout
Schmalle
Quimpellette
Safley. Bros
Hazard Dé
Stout
Paramount Maxine
Bluepell
Holberts
Saffey Bros
Michael Meyer & Sons
King
Boulder Bridge Farm
Wilken
Meyer & Sons
Michael Meyers
Sons
Mitzie Martin
Jeanne
Mary Gay and Range
Marie
Leonia de Ergot
Lina de Ergot
Pola de Ergot
Safley Bros
Marjorie de Cuerne
Onion crop in Fayette county yields uneven but overall good
West Union Iowa September 30 onion raisers harvest a crop smaller and less firm than last year yet after topping and sorting the yield appears fairly good. veteran growers include W Hughbanks Ole Risvold and D F Bloomfield with several acres, bushels per acre reaching 250 on two acres and up to 800 from ~2 acres, varieties such as Red Globe Mountain Red Globe Yellow Globe and Wethersfield. portions sold locally with remainder shipped by carload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
W. Hughbanks
Ole Risveld
A. Anfinson
Sam Mishler
Fox Brothers
Jacob Espeland
D. F. Bloomfield
Jeff Bishop
Hughbanks
Ole Risvold
Wethersfield
Southport
Red Globe
Wheat market ends September with mixed closing prices
September delivery expiring today saw wheat push higher on Canadian weather, while Australian yield estimates fell by 16 million bushels. Cash demand remained slow as rains and warmth affected the belt, with oats pressured by nearby liquidations and hog markets lifting provisions slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Canada
Australia
Board of Trade Cash Quotations for grains and provisions
Chicago prices dated Sept 30 show No 2 hard wheat at 1.30, No 1 northern spring at 1.30, corn mixed around 0.90, oats No 2 white 0.50 to 0.53, rye No 2 at 0.91, barley about 0.75, timothy 2.70 to 3.45, clover 18.50 to 26.50, and provisions with lard ribs bellies at 12.25 to 14.37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pfi
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugo Slavia
Austria
Roumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokio
Shanghai
Montreal
Chicago
Bae
Stocks Ascend In Bulls Campaign On New York Market
New York market opens strong as bullish demand pushes many speculative issues up to 2. points. Major gains seen in U S Steel American Smelting Chrysler United Drug and International Nickel while rails and public utilities lead gains. Foreign exchange mixed with strong closing and several issues reaching new peak prices of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Shorts
Canadian Pacific
Louisville & Nashville
New York Central
U. S
Steel American - Smelting
Chrysler
United Drug
International Nickel
Atlantic Coast Line
Reading
Union Pacific
St. Louis Southwestern
Wall Street
General Motors
Case
Houston Oil
van Sweringen
Eris Common
Chesapeake Corporation
Montgomery Ward
International Paper
Frank G. Shattuck
Cotton prices ease as Liverpool trade shows quiet demand
Liverpool reports quieter cotton activity with 6,000 bales sold and 2,000 bales on hand including American. Middling fair to good middling quoted around 12 to 12 1/2d, low and ordinary grades lower. Futures open steady with October near 11.21d and May around 11.40d. Chicago market opens lower across the board with December at 21.45c and May at 21.90c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Strickly
Chicago
Representative Sales Livestock in Union Yards Omaha
Omaha Nebraska September 30 prices show No 1 hard wheat at 1.24 No 2 hard 1.30 No 3 hard 1.24 1.2715 No 3 mixed 1.27 Gorn No 2 white 83c No 3 yellow 85c No 3 mixed 87 420 Representative Sales Livestock in Union Yards Chicago September 30 hogs noted in today’s totals with livestock sales continuing across markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Bsc
Chicago
Uneven Upturn in Hog Prices
Chicago market report shows hog receipts at 11,000 with uneven gains and top bids at 11.80 for good 160 to 200 pound hogs. Cattle receipts 3,500 with steady prices. sheep and lambs 15,000 receipts with steady demand and prices around 13.50 to 14.00 for good lambs. Swine values strengthened, bulk hog sales up 10 to 25 cents from Thursday. Prime beeves reached 16.65, highest since 1920.
Hog price report from East St Louis sale
HOGS receipts 9,000 as buyers move slowly. Early top at $11.85 for 190 to 220 pounds. 160 to 180 pounds at $11.50 to $11.65. Packing sows steady around $9.50 to $9.65. Pigs uneven but up to 25 cents higher. bulk $9.50 to $10.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. ST. Louis Livestock
St. Louis
Omaha Livestock Market Report September 30
Omaha Neb September 30 hogs receipts 5,500 slow steady to 10.75 to 11.20 top 11.20 bulk 200 to 244 lb 11.00 to 11.15, 249 to 280 lb 10.78 to 11.00, 280 to 340 lb 10.35 to 10.78, packing sows 9.75 to 10.10. cattle receipts 1,400 fed steers and yearlings steady. stockers and feeders scarce but steady. stock calves strong. one load short fed heifers 11.28. grass heifers mostly 7.40 to 8.18. bulk grass cows 4.25 to 8.00. bulk all cutters 4.75 to 5.0. medium bulls 6.78 to 7.18. practical top calves 13.00. heavy calves 9.00 to 9.50. stock calves 10.50 with heifers 10.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
New York and Chicago Markets Report Dairy Prices
New York and Chicago market notes dated Sept 30 show butter receipts and prices for creamery extras and firsts, egg receipts with varied firsts and prices, cheese lists including Twins and Longhorns, and detailed poultry values for live and dressed meat. Trade activity spans butter eggs cheese and poultry with regional price ranges and stock listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pacific Coast
Express
Chicago
St Paul Livestock Market Report September 30
Livestock receipts at St Paul total 2,500 cattle 1,500 calves 4,500 hogs and 3,000 sheep. Cattle mixed yearlings and grassers priced around 12 dollars, with stockers slow. Hogs steady to weak with tops about 11.25 and underweights down to 10.50. sows 9.50 to 9.50. Sheep generally steady with fat native lambs 12.25 to 13.25 and fat ewes 5.50 to 6.00.
Kansas City Grain Prices Sept 30 Market Report
Wheat receipts 107 cars with prices steady to higher. No 2 dark hard 1.48, No 3 1.29 1.44, No 2 hard 1.26 1.37. Corn mostly unchanged to higher with No 2 white 88 90c, No 2 yellow 92 94 1/2c, No 3 92c. Oats steady No 2 white 49 1/2c, No 3 48 45c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Grain
Kansas City
Peoria Grain Prices Move Up on Receipts for Corn and Oats
Peoria grain market reports on September 30 with corn receipts of 8 cars up 12 1/2 to 12 1/2 cents, bid for No 3 yellow 93 cents, No 4 yellow 86 cents, No 5 yellow 89 cents, No 6 yellow 88 cents, sample grade 85 cents. Oats receipts 6 cars steady with No 2 white 40 1/2 to 41 1/2 cents, No 4 white 41 cents.
Sugar prices steady in New York market report
In New York on September 30 sugar values were quiet with Cuban duty paid raw sugar at 4.74 cents per pound unchanged. Refined grades also held at 5.80 to 6.10 cents per pound for fine granulated sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minneapolis Flour and Produce Futures Report
Minneapolis: Flour unchanged with shipments of 59,967 barrels. Chicago futures closed for September 30 showing butter standards for November at 4312c and eggs refrigerator standards for November at 3274c with firsts at 30Yc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minneapolis, Minn
Chicago
Contest Seeks Best Farm Community in Iowa
Des Moines report on Wallaces' Farmer announcing a statewide contest to identify Iowa's best farm communities for the year ending Oct 4 1928. Points prize awarded for production marketing social and educational projects. fosters cooperation between farm groups and local marketing institutions. previous winners listed. emphasizes education in cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Wallaces
Foster Township Farm Bureau
Fremont County
New Providence
Hardin County
Wheat feeds plentiful other offerings light
Washington report notes the feed market remained generally steady for the week ending Sept 28 with light demand for most feeds. Production increases in spring wheat mills boosted wheat feed offerings while other feeds stayed tight. Prices are listed for standard and soft/hard spring and winter wheat bran and middlings, cottonseed and linseed meals, gluten and white hominy feed, and alfalfa meal across major markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Central Lake
Minneapolis
Buffalo
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Omaha
Wool Market Chiefs Mixed Activity Signals
The Commercial Bulletin reports a firm wool market with quarter blood wools very firm and prices up a cent on this grade. Manufacturing position remains difficult but healthy. London close steady with prices generally par to 5 percent shore fast sales. Australian and South African markets stay active and steady as Mohairs hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Commercial Bulletin
London
St Joseph Livestock Market Report Prices Mixed
HOGS receipts 3,500 steady to 10c higher with top 11.35 for 220 lb. most 180-270 lb at 11.00-11.30. 280-340 lb 10.50-10.90. 160-170 lb 10.00-10.70. sows 9.25. CATTLE receipts 300 calves. most killing classes steady. yearlings 15.00. Kansas grassers 10.50. beef cows 6.00-8.00. bulls around 6.25. stockers scarce. SHEEP receipts 10,000 slow. fat lambs 10-15c lower. natives 12.35-12.50. best western fat lambs above 13.40. 82-lb Montana lambs 13.10. fat ewes ~6.00. feeding lambs 12.85-13.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Joseph
Kansas
Montana
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Fa ‘Armers
Owa Falls
Louisville, Ky
Hillcrest Farms
Courier Epecial
Cattle Congress Awards
Cow
Lilly
Lady Rose
Lola
Fairfeld Farm
Jean
Lyner & Sons
King Albert
Heifor
Montdale
Eme
Helier
Adan Geltz
Ayrcroft
Fayette
Board of Trade
Malloc
U. Bonds
Liberty
Edders
Liberty First
Liberty Second
Liberty Third
Liberty Fourth
Treasury
Eeess Eee Eees Seve
Crewes Pye Allied Chemical & Dye American Ar
American Car, & Foundry
American T. & T
American Water Works Ee
Atchison
Estes
Atlantic Refining
Rene Wee
Baldwin Locomotiv
Ateearere
Baltimore & Ohio
Barnsdall Agaa
Bethlehem Steel
Ateetestaeres
GM Seed
Canadian Pacific California
Petroleum Ae Keene
Cerro de Pasco
Coves
Chesapeake & Ohio Wine
Chic. Mil
St. P
North Western
R. TL & Pacific
Stete
Colorado
Col. Gas & Elvee Oa
Cons
Gas
Ug Corn’ Products
Crucible Steel
Dodge Bros
du Pont de
Erie
Fleischmann Ween
Freeport-Texas
General Electric
General Railway
Iran
Hudson
Illinois Central
Mer
Mar
Tnt
Inter
Tel & Tel Steer
Kansas City Southern Sneer
Kennecott
Lehigh Valley
Weveneser
Mack Truck
Marland Ol
Packard Tree
Pennsylvania
Phillips Pet
Itha
Southern Pac
Azim Southern Ry
Standard Oil
N. J
NOY
BEM
Studebaker
Fea
Teeweweee
STB
Tex Corp
Eae
Pate
Terenees
S14
Tex
Gulf Sul
Westinghouse Electric
Willys-Overland
Desea Nee
Woolworth
Aly
E. St. Louis
Joseph Eee
Sioux City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Duluth
Ag Mn
Waterlog Mans Co
Werden
Swift & Co
St Farmer's Door
Dellums
Lpaa
Rath Packing Co
Belfers
Veals St Bay
Towa Flour & Feed Co
Colin Broa
Hida
Omaha Livestock
South St. Paul
Peoria
WOOL
ST. Joseph Livestock
Darwin
Clara Butt
Massachusetts
Mme. Krelage
Princess Elizabeth Softrich
Sierand van Flora
Bartigan
Pride of
Haarlem
William Pitt
William Copeland
Wolland
Rotterdam
A.C. Willford Seed Co
Lafayette St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!