Local Creameries Protest Dairy Conference Demands
Creamery officers and producers from the Iowa Association of Local Creameries criticize the Dairy control conference setup. W I Wasson of Brooklyn says the accusation that creameries are undermining the act is false. The group seeks representation at a state meeting ahead of AAA discussions and notes past code disputes with Washington.
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Iowa Association of Local Creameries
State Dairy Association
W I Wasson
Brooklyn
Wasson
Tata
Tita
Mead
Assur
Caecum
Jose Avrietes
Iowa
Washington
Minnesota
Clyde Bechtelheimer
Waterloo
Iowa Creameries Association
Bechtelheimer
Association of Local Creameries
Joe Anderson
Producers of
Glenn Six Named Prospective Manager at Packing Plant
Glenn Six, longtime head hog buyer in Des Moines, will spend six months studying plant management before being named manager at one of the company’s packing plants. He succeeds Don Brin on and is well known to Midwest stockmen, having previously worked fourteen years at St Joseph and Chicago packing houses.
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Des Moines
Glenn Six
Don Brin
Mr Six
Middlewest
St Joseph
Chicago
Team Tops At 225 In Columbus Junction Sale
Columbus Junction sale reports top horses selling for 225 dollars with prices ranging from 80 to 95 dollars. Cattle, hogs, and pigs showed solid demand as other farm lots such as clover seed and timothy seed sold. auctioneer Lee Behrn presided.
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Columbus Junction
Paul Kotz
H M Duncan
Eich Keeder
Timothy Serd
Weil Lee Behrr
Farmers adopt erosion control minded by CCC work in Iowa
Iowa farmers increasingly recognize erosion costs as CCC crews expand soil protection. In ten years, on 250 farms, 50 000 acres benefited. 25 000 dams built on 1 000 farms from June to December 1933 aiding 300 000 acres. Next six months expect 30 000 dams on 1 500 farms covering half a million acres. Trees planted on eroded areas remain limited per state CCC forester.
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Gazelte Ames
Tania
Towa
Iowa
CCC
Peterson
Si.ei Runkel
CCC Forester
Stewart Heads Beef Organization In First District
Stewart E. L. Stewart of Washington was elected president of the beef feeders organization in the First congressional district at a Wednesday meeting. Ray Murphy of Burlington was chosen secretary treasurer and delegate to the state convention at Des Moines. E. T. Davis of Iowa City is the alternate. Counties represented included Johnson, Jefferson, Cedar, Henry, Des Moines, Louisa, Muscatine, Van Buren and Washington.
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Washington
E. L. Stewart Washington
Ray Murphy
Burlington
Des Moines
E. T Davis
Iowa City
Johnson
Iowa
Jefferson
Cedar
Henry Des Moines
Louisa
Muscatine van Buren
Dormant Spray Advice for Fruit Trees
Tipton notes County Agent Emmett Gardner urges applying dormant spray before growth begins if oyster shell scale or scurfy scale is present, leaf curl on peaches occurred last year, brown rot on plums, or anthracnose on black raspberry canes. Apples also mentioned.
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Tipton
Emmett Gardner
Rainfall Douses Drought with Heavy Kansas City Storm
A late May storm dropped about one and a half inches of rain on Kansas City Tuesday night with lightning and flooding. Farmers reported oats sowing well along and the drought relief was welcomed after a long dry spell.
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Kansas City
Fion
Amana
Missouri Line
Lime Sulphur Sprays for Stone Fruits and Berries
The guide lists mixtures for pest control. Peaches require three gallons of liquid lime sulphur per fifty gallons water. Plums use five quarts liquid lime sulphur per fifty gallons water with five pounds dry lime sulphur. Black raspberries receive six quarts liquid lime sulphur or six pounds dry lime sulphur per fifty gallons water.
All-Bran helps overcome constipation with bulk and iron
Kellogg’s All-Bran provides bulk like leafy greens and added vitamin B to ease constipation. Two tablespoonfuls daily aid regularity with meals in chronic cases. iron supports blood health. Not a cure-all, see a doctor if seriously ill. Red-and-green Kellogg’s package at grocers. Battle Creek maker.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
Wool Poolers Win Final 1933 Settlement
Linn County Wool Growers association reports final 1933 pool settlement. Growers receive ten to eleven cents per pound plus spring advances of seventeen to eighteen cents. Weal sold at twenty to thirty cents per pound. The Linn County group is affiliated with Iowa Wool Marketing at Des Moines and the National Wool Pool at Boston. The western wool advance is fifteen cents per pound.
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Casette Mount Vernon
R. P Ink
Linn County Wool Growers Association
Mr Ink
Lint County Association
Iowa Wool Marketing Corporation
Des Moines
National Wool Pool
Boston
Bim
Butterfat Prices Rise For Skim Milk Casein Sales
Patrons at the Randalia Co operative Creamery were paid 25 cents per pound for butterfat in early March while skim milk sold for casein earns 28 cents per pound in the latter half of February. The higher rate reflects market adjustments boosting butterfat value.
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Randalia
Randalia "Co-operative Creamery
Box Elder Bugs Hit Cedar Rapids Homes For Spring Invasion
Extension entomologist A. D. Worthington advises homeowners to use a contact spray to kill box elder bugs that enter houses. On sunny days the insects gather outside or at tree bases and can be eliminated with kerosene-pyrethrum sprays or a tobacco soap solution, provided the spray directly hits the bugs.
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Cedar Rapids
A. D. Worthington
Ames
Worthington
Shellsburg Cannery to Reopen Under New Supervision
Shellsburg will reopen the canning plant this fall under superintendent H. F. P. Bender. The idle facility will recondition with several men hired, 1200 acres of corn contracted by nearby farmers, and planting slated for May 5. The season runs August 20 for five to six weeks, employing about 150 people, with additional labeling and shipping work next winter.
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Shellsburg
H. F P. Bender
Oats for Hay Not in Feed Crop Class
Iowa corn hog committee rules oats grown for hay or pasturing as not feed crop acres under corn hog terms. Senator William McArthur of the state committee notes oats not to be threshed are treated like soybeans planted for hay.
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Des Moines
Iowa Cornhog Committee
William McArthur
Quasqueton Farmers Start Spring Field Work
Special to The Gazette reports farmers in Quasqueton have begun spring field work with discing and seeding. Rain paused activity briefly, but seeding expected to accelerate by week end if weather holds.
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Quasqueton
Consignment Sale Seeks Livestock and Goods in Anamosa Iowa
A consignment auction calls for cattle including springers fresh cows helfers steers calves and bulls plus hogs bred sows feeder pigs and a large furniture and general goods consignment. Buyers urged to bring livestock by 10 o clock. Auction every Saturday led by Lee Bebee and D E Brickley in Anamosa Iowa.
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Oliver Gang
Lee Bebee
D. E. Brickley
Anamosa
Iowa
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