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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1934
Page
8
The AAA eyes relaxing control over cotton and corn with hog production possibly left to adjust via corn. Davis says wheat cuts 10 percent in 1935 signal moving beyond emergency limits as drought and crop prospects shape policy.
The Washington Merry Go Round column by Pearson and Allen criticizes New Deal delays and political maneuvers. It accuses state actors from Ohio and elsewhere of stalling corn and hog checks while probing for gains ahead of the election.
Contracts across most regions set to take effect Monday except for 12 counties. Discrepancies noted in DFS MOVIES updates and payment resumption plans. Local notices indicate phased enforcement with ongoing adjustments and agency guidance.
Plain language notice announces a horse and colt show at Bonnet on September 1. It references event scheduling and related details in a concise public notice style.
Auction near Dysart nets $113 per acre for a 120 acre tract in the estate sale. Vernon family wins the farm with the winning bid as Mr and Mrs Wail Se are noted in the report.
J O Larson owner of 255 acres southwest of Cir mies discusses purchase prices. He bought initial tract at 1250 an acre, later added land at 2925 an acre. Taxes top $300, state debt per acre cited, and he questions road financing via gas tax and bond security.
Special correspondent in Des Moines reports on a one year after program launch the corn and hog contract and moratorium law debate. A farmer discusses costs housing water and energy, the Farm Bureau role, and views on government policies and Roosevelt Herring Wallace.
A country woman recalls The Vagabond calf bought for three dollars during a drought. The calf, loved by two boys, grew overweight and curious, finally dying in a mishap as the family mourns its loss.
Rain record figures show precipitation in Iowa with 1.3 inches in the past 24 hours ending Friday 7 am. August to date stands at 3.83 inches versus normal 2.83 inches. An 0.80 inch deficiency for August to date is noted. January 1 to date totals 13.86 inches, above the normal 22.9 inches by 4.22 inches?
Fragmented text references a war themed contest and rural activities. Mentions include farmers, streamers, and local Chamber of Commerce notes. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Conciliation Board chaired by Medel of Manier to meet in room 2 Cedar Rapids Federal Building. The board meets the first and third Monday of each month at the chamber of commerce location.
In Wheatland the Wheatland Cooperative pays 24 cents for butterfat over the past thirty days. Mrs Ernestine Selander received the largest check of 4377 dollars and Kivi Brothers received 10142 dollars.
Health advice touts Kellogg Atte Bran as a cereal to ease constipation and boost energy. It claims bulk and vitamin B with iron aid digestion, urging two tablespoonfuls daily with meals and a doctor if not relieved, promoting the red green Kellogg package.
About 400 head of drought cattle are due here by week’s end to be pastured on Buchanan County farms under Emergency Relief Administration notice. Buchanan farmers have offered pasturage for 1,400 head in total, showing readiness to shelter the livestock.
Farmers around Webster are cutting soybean hay and corn fodder. George Lown leads the area by filling a silo built as a flat corn crib. O E Miller near Thornburg thrased ten acres of alfalfa yielding 55 bushels of seed at 12 dollars a bushel.
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