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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1934

Page

4

Eight Iowa counties share 2.93 million in corn-hog benefits

In eight eastern Iowa counties led by Linn, total benefit payments through November 1 reached 2 930 804 15 with 5 622 95 from wheat. Statewide payments totaled 31 770 308 12. Wheat program payments statewide were 441 790 89 and national corn-hog payments stood at 129 668 799 through Nov 1.

Ashington D. C Iowa Linn Agricultural Adjustment Administration Benton Buchanan Delaware Jones Cedar Johnson Town Allamakee Black Hawk Clayton Clinton Davis Dubuque Fayette Grundy

Fayette County Creamery Operators Plan December Meeting

The newly formed Fayette county creamery operators association schedules its first meeting for the afternoon of December 12 at Randalia. All creamery patrons may attend. A W Stewart of Oelwein chairs the group and A J Hochberger of Hawkeye serves as secretary.

Dalia Association of

Heavy Snow Ends Drought Hopes Across Iowa Farms

Heavy snow and recent rain give farmers a moisture boost after three dry years. John Oliva records show 15 inches of snow in Marengo boosting November totals to 8 59 inches, with subsoil moisture expected to aid next season. In Winthrop snow halts plowing and husking, delaying harvest as six inches of mud and twelve inches of snow paralyze traffic and roads.

Marengo John Oliva Iowa County Oliva Winthrop the Gazette Edgewood F. Ray Minkler Fred J Smith

Eleven States to Attend Farm Bloc Meeting in Sioux City

Sixty three percent of world time standards vary as farmers' bloc plans to unite for House support. Congressman Guy Callette of Cherokee Iowa will host December 10 with delegates from Minnesota Nebraska North and South Dakota Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Montana Wyoming and Iowa.

Sioux City House Guy M Callette Cherokee Minnesota Nebraska North South Dakota Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Montana Wycoming Iowa

Washington County 4 Hers Win Big At International

Donald Rinner age 17 of Washington county earned a $300 college scholarship for 4-H livestock work joining Thomas E Parkison and Max H Gerard as U S scholarship recipients. Washington exhibitors also placed in the county group of baby beeves shown by Everett Hayes Donald Marek and Lloyd Marek with coach Joe Caputo and Ruth Smith assisting. Roosevelt sent greetings to 4-H congress attendees amid remarks on 900 000 members and the value of practical agricultural education.

Donald Rinner Washington County Hampshire Barrow Chicago United States Thomas E. Wilson Cedar Rapids Albert Lea Thomas E .Parkison Francisville Jasper County Indiana Max H. Gerard Route 4 Minneapolis Minn Everett Hayes Donald Marek Lloyd Marek Washington Joe Caputo Ruth Smith Iowa Franklin D. Roosevelt Farmers of America

Fence Drift and the Hunt Across the Farm

A short humane note by K.F.A. about a squirrel and rabbits seen near a woven wire fence. Two boys hunted without a gun while Mother objected to killing for sport. The piece argues there is no pleasure in killing wild critters just for the sake of it.

Mules Top at 82 50 In Weekly Manchester Sale

A crowd of 250 farmers braved snow to attend the Manchester community auction. Twenty five southern Iowa horses and mules were offered with a heavy work mule fetching 8250. Horses averaged 57.50, cattle brought 14 to 17.50, pullets sold at 42 cents. Auctioneer was E. J. Hopkins.

The Gazette Manchester Iowa E. J. Hopkins

Oklahoma Wins 4-H Crop Meet in Chicago

Champion 4 H club teams from many states competed at the national club congress tied to the International Livestock exposition. Oklahoma edged Indiana for the field corn title. Oklahoma's exhibit came from Maud and Sashawa area youths, while Oshtown Indiana placed sixth with a sweet potato exhibit. Mississippi took second with Louisiana Arkansas and Iowa also among leaders.

Chicago Oklahoma Indiana Troy, Vernon, Winford Dorothy Tuttle Maud Furman Ernest Sashawa Osktown Ind Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas Iowa

Wilton Junction Girl Named National Health Champion

Doris Louise Paul of Wilton Junction Iowa and Leland Moni smith of Lane South Dakota were named the healthiest girl and boy in the nation at a 4 H club contest linked to the International Livestock Show in Chicago. They were chosen from 1400 participants representing 925000 4 H members, based on physical perfection after medical exams.

Chicago Doris Louise Paul Iowa Leland Monismith South Dakota Paul Wilton Junction Muscatine County Monasmith Lane S. D Jerauild County America

Wapsie Test Assn Averages 23.6 Lbs Butterfat November

Clarence Boddicker's eighteen grade Jerseys led the Wapsie Valley Cow Testing association for November with 743 pounds milk and 38.9 pounds butterfat. State Hospital herd of 89 purebred Holsteins was second at 846 pounds milk 30.9 pounds butterfat. Kremer and Robinson had the high cow producing 1671 pounds milk 58.5 pounds butterfat. The 431 cows on test averaged 562 pounds milk and 23.6 pounds butterfat with 38 cows producing 40 to 50 pounds butterfat.

Independence Clarence Boddicker Wapsie Valley Thomas Hotchkiss State Hospital Kremer and Robinson Association

Swine Growers Protest Process Tax On Hogs

In Chicago the National Swine Growers association adopted a resolution denouncing the AAA processing tax on hogs. The group urged removing the tax or extending it to cattle sheep poultry feed trains and corn to spread the burden.

Chicago National Swine Growers’ Association AAA

Tipton Creamery Trustees Reveal Major Building Upgrades

The Tipton Creamery association trustees approved rewiring the entire building. This season saw improvements such as relined cold storage, a new loading platform, updated water pipes, and extensive roof and floor repairs, with the whole interior repainted.

Tipton—T Tipton Creamery Association

Farm Auction Schedule December listings by date

D. W. Williams sale postponed two miles south of Alburnett on Wednesday December 5. On Thursday December 6 Walters and Barlow Holstein sale one half mile west Toledo. Page and Bowman auction sale at Beverly. Monday December 10 Gibson's Angus and other livestock sale West Liberty. Tuesday December 11 William Pflughaupt sale nine miles north Cedar Rapids.

D. W. Williams Alburnett Walters and Barlow Toledo Page and Bowman Beverly Gibson West Liberty William Pflughaupt Cedar Rapids

Horses Bring 120 Dollar Average At Tipton Sale

At the W. J. Smiley horse sale in Tipton eighteen head of western Nebraska dry district horses sold for an average of 120 dollars. The top price reached 147.50 while the low was 105. Demand for work horses is rising as spring work nears.

Tipton W. J. Smiley Head of Western Nebraska

Manchester Creamery Pays 32c For Butterfat

Manchester Co operative Creamery paid about 7000 dollars in checks to 500 patrons on pay day. Butterfat rose to 32 cents per pound for the last period. The plant shipped butter to eastern markets and burned 25,832 pounds in two weeks. For the week ending Nov 24 shipments totaled 15,864 pounds to the east and 10,112 pounds locally with 3060 pounds kept for local use. The following week mirrored local burning and 150 sixty-four pound tubs shipped.

Manchester Manchester Cooperative Creamery Company

Iowa Tax Board Rules Corn Hog Benefits Taxable for Farmers

The Iowa state tax board ruled that corn hog benefit payments from the federal government are taxable income for farmers. A reporting system by county allotment committees will flag payments over 1,000 dollars. Married farmers pay tax only if net profits exceed 1,100 dollars. otherwise some benefits escape taxation.

Des Moines INS State Tax Board Iowa Laverne Clark William Mes Arthur Mason City Clark

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