Bill Introducing Licensing Of Direct Buyers In House
A proposed bill in the House by Reps McKinnon Mooty Frimel Bowers and Davis would regulate direct buyers of livestock by setting standards for weighing grading and inspection at packing houses and markets. It would require the secretary of agriculture to appoint weighers and graders, set license fees and bonds, prohibit discriminatory practices, allow treble damages for harmed shippers, and empower penalties for violations. The act aims to bring direct marketing under open competitive conditions overseen by the department.
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Euscatlty
Chicago
Wso
Leense
Ill
Secretary of Agriculture
Benton Receives Wheat Checks for Reduced Acreage
Government agents in Benton distribute pioneer wheat checks totaling $655.00 to thirteen county growers who reduced acreage under the price support program. The first payment of $41.60 goes to Ma D MerQuilken of La Pome and a second sizable share to Jeramiah Gay of La Pare Day, with more funds expected as compliance certification proceeds.
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Corn Loan Confab In Hopkinton Set For Saturday
The Hopkinton Commercial club schedules a mass meeting Saturday at 2 30 pm in the Lenox college gymnasium to explain the federal corn loan program. County Agent Kermith Huehn of Manchester will speak and notes three rush loan applications have been received and should close soon.
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Hopkinton Commercial Club
Lenox College
Kermith Huehn
Manchester
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Iowa County 4-H Style Girl Heads to Chicago Congress
Marengo Maur Margery Langlas 17 of Sumner township a Marengo high school senior leaves Saturday to represent Iowa at the National 4 H club congress in Chicago She has won state fair prizes for four years and will exhibit a winter clothing outfit with possible soprano singing in a trio at the International Livestock Show.
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Gazette
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Marjorie Langlas
Sumner Township
Chicago
Iowa
Turkey prices fall as New York shoppers buy light on turkey day
New York records show heavy Thanksgiving turkey demand with prices cut to 29 cents a pound for young birds. Cranberries similarly cheap, while ducks geese and liver sell slowly amid low luxury meal demand and waning immigrant goose purchases.
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Quaas seals 3000 bushels corn for 45 cent loan
O E Quaas first Linn county farmer to qualify for the government 45 cent a bushel corn loan. He sealed 3000 bushels at 530 p m Thanksgiving day aided by Dr Storck and County Agent George Dillon. Note for 1350 dollars carried by William Rinderknecht Jr. from The Peoples Savings Bank Cedar Rapids.
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William Rinderknecht
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Henry Good
James W. Good
Quass
W EL Quass
Marion
Monticello
Jones County
Norian E. Clark
Tom George
Mr. Clark
Spes
Gazette
Iowa City
W. HR. Milder
Downey
Johnson County
Sigurd Jensen
West Branch
Mr. Milder
First Capitol National Bank of
S. L. Duncan
Sealing Project In Bexton County Gates Controversy
Special report notes Harper, an official sealer in Bexton county, began a federal company project in the community on Friday by placing eight c r b on his farm, north of Vinton. Sealing performed by official sealer George Schnor.
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Harper
Bexton County
Fridsar Br
George Schnor
Poweshiek Grange Builds Hall Near Malcom
Pleasant View Grange members in Poweshiek county advance on a new hall five miles south of Malcom on donated land. The project, aided by favorable weather, progresses toward completion for the Grange community.
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Pleasant View Grange
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Malcom
Dairy Association Seeks Tax Revision in Iowa
Waterloo reports the Iowa Dairy association board in Ames unanimously backing a 60 percent cut in real property taxes. A committee will study tax measures affecting dairy branches while calling legislators and agri cultural groups to push agriculture needs in Washington. Creameries, milk distributors, and ice cream makers are asked to contribute per thousand pounds of butterfat for the national dairy advertising program.
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Des Moines
C. J. O'Neil
Ames
Paul Stewart
Maynard
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Humboldt
Clyde Bechtelheimer
Waterloo
Larrabee
Iowa
Washington
Congress
Philippine Islands
Decorah Hosts Iowa Buttermakers Convention December
About one hundred attend the Iowa Buttermakers Association Section 1 meeting in Decorah on December 6. A banquet at Hotel Winneshiek closes the convention. N. M. Larsen, secretary, works as buttermaker at the Decorah Farmers Ice Cave creamery.
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Iowa Buttermakers Association
Chicago's Great Livestock Show Opens Saturday
The 34th International Livestock Exposition and the Hay and Grain Show begin in Chicago's stockyards district. Over eight days animals from 28 states, DC, and three Canadian provinces will be judged for grand champions while the National Club congress hosts 1000 farm youths. Judging of grain hay, the collegiate livestock event, and the first night horse shows start Saturday.
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Poland China Boars Average 16.40 At Local Auction Near Traer
Boars averaged 16.40 at William Montgomery's Poland China auction near Traer. Most hogs sold to local farmers and breeders with bids above market value. Joe Chezik of Gene seo township bought the top seller at 20.25. The gifts averaged 10.25.
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China
Traer
William Montgomery
Joe Chezik
Geneseo Township
Buchanan Bureau Folk Bid Farewell To Walters
Independence residents packed city hall for a farewell to County Agent L A Walters and Mrs Walters. Clarence Cline presided as 300 plus attendees applauded the couple. Walters will move to Austin Minnesota to assume a farm loan representative post with Union Central Insurance. Dallas Western of Jesup was elected to succeed Walters and will start duties Saturday.
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Buchanan County
Elmer Lorz
L. A. McGraw
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Wackerbarth
Stable
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