Agricultural aid payments total over one hundred thirty three million
In the first quarter of the current fiscal year farmers in six agricultural adjustment programs received rental and benefit payments totaling 133 387 288 72. The period shows total expenditures of 159 352 843 24 with other disbursements including surplus removal drought relief and administrative costs. Processing tax collections and balances are detailed with various state contributions and potential surpluses if taxes paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
D. C
Comptroller of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Illinois
New York
North Carolina
Minnesota
Home Made Light Plant Captures Interest in Keokuk County
Fred Brock built a wind electric plant on a farm near South English Iowa. The device runs since March 1 1935 delivering 30 ampere capacity at 32 volts. A 10 foot three bladed propeller drives a generator with automatic vane control and a homemade 30 foot tower. Transmission uses an oil light case. The system provides a whiter light than high line current and draws visitors from Iowa and neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North English
Fred Brock
South English
Keokuk
Brock
Iowa
Farmers Want Ads Offer Stock Equipment and Supplies
Classified notice inviting buyers and sellers to use Want Ads classifications 38 and 39 to trade farm stock farm equipment poultry feeds hay and related goods, promoting local marketplace activity.
Washington farmers receive 14.33 million in crop program payments
The farm administration reports that during the first quarter of the fiscal year farmers received 14 334 049 dollars for cooperation in three crop adjustment programs. Wheat farmers got 94 750 dollars and sugar beet growers 24 947 dollars while corn hog signers and twins received portions of the national totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
Farm Administration
Notice of Appointment of Ancillary Executrix
Notice is hereby given that Ancil Pany Tapce Trin So was appointed ancillary executrix of the estate of a deceased resident of Yakima. All persons having claims against the estate must present them to the Clerk of the District Court for processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Iowa
Howell Directs New Farm Business Ass'n At Davenport
Two new farm business associations start operation in Iowa January 1 1936 led by L G Allbaugh Ames extension service. The Mississippi Valley association at Davenport will have about 100 members across six counties. H B Howell named route man to aid members in keeping farm records and addressing management needs. A central Iowa association forms this month covering several counties. Cedar Valley Farm Business association operates in east central Iowa with 150 members in its third year. Route men help members complete accurate records and analyze year end results to compare with peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
L. G. Allbaugh
Ames Extension Service
Mississippi Valley Farm Business Association
Davenport
Scott
Clinton
Muscatine
Cedar
Louisa
Johnson
Washington
H B Howell
Extension Service
Route Man
Notice of Appointment of Administrator with Will Annexed
On November 30 1935 the undersigned was appointed and qualified as Administrator with the Will annexed of the estate of Pent Thomas late of Linn County Town deceased. All persons indebted to said estate must make immediate payment to the undersigned. Those having claims against the estate will be duly authenticated in the office of the Clerk of the Linn County Town District Court. M J Grunewald Administrator with the Will annexed Fred Woolhmann Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toan Linn
Pent Thomas
Inn
Linn Cannary Town District
J Grunewald
Fred WooHann
Iowa Fairs Report 1935 Profit Gains Across Counties
Iowa seventy six county and district fairs netted a $99,537 profit in 1935 as attendances and exhibits rose. A. R. Corey, secretary of the state fair board, said receipts reached $654,053 with expenses $554,515 leaving the gain and $70,393 in bank. Major premiums went to cattle swine and horses while 4-H premiums climbed to $48,294. Grandstand and concession receipts also increased notably and state and county aid supported fair programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Iowa
A. R. Corey
Iowa State Fair Board
Corey
Iowa Fair Managers’ Association
Dean Kildee to Address Clinton Beef Banquet
DeWitt Iowa Dean H H Kildee of Ames will speak at the Clinton County Beef Cattlemen s association banquet on December 18. About 400 people are expected to attend the third annual event in Clinton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt
Dean H H. Kildee
Ames
Clinton County Beef Cattlemens Association
Jackson County Farm Bureau to Host Dec 16 Meeting
Maquoketa residents will hear V B Hamilton of Des Moines speak at the Jackson county Farm Bureau annual meeting on December 16. Hamilton serves as secretary of the Iowa Farm Bureau federation and will address local farmers on federation activities and agricultural policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Farm Bureau
Maquoketa
B Hamilton
Des Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Jackson County Farm Bureau
Farm Auction Week Calendars Dec 10 13 Cedar Rapids to Solon
A sequence of farm and livestock auctions listed by date and location across Iowa counties. Notable items include Jerry Smrehek farm sale near Cedar Rapids, M H Brothers son Angus sale at Victor, Dan Ossman sale west of Walker, Mrs Lee Hannan sale near Anamosa, O Kaeberle near Newhall, Yoder Sons Kalona, Taylor Lenoch Solon, Arlington dairy cattle auctions, Jos Kabela Estate Solon, Lester Mitchell Mechanicsville, and Iowa Livestock Exchange Cedar Rapids horse and Jersey cattle sales.
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Jerry Smrehek
Cedar Rapids
Angus
M. H. Brotherson
Victor
Dan Ossman
Walker
Lee Hannan
Anamosa
Mike Evers
Coggon
O. Kaeberle
Newhall
Yoder & Sons
Kalona
Taylor and Lenoch
Solon
Arlington
H. D
Jos
Kabela
Lester Mitchell
Mechanicsville
Iowa Livestock Exchange
Jersey
Harold Miller
Vinton
Iowa
Benton County
Tony Schmitz
Outbreaks Of Hog Cholera Listed By Veterinary Ass'n
Menacing outbreaks of hog cholera have been reported in eastern Iowa over the past two weeks by practitioners of the Eastern Iowa Veterinary association. The listed towns include Iowa City Melbourne Garnaville Marion Cascade Morning Sun Earlville Worthington Bennett McCausland Clinton Shellsburg Keota Waterloo Nashua New Hampton Cresco Deep River Monticello. The December dinner meeting of the East Central Veterinary association is set for Hotel Montrose Cedar Rapids at 6 30 p m with Linn county veterinarians in charge of the technical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association
Iowa City
Melbourne
Garnaville
Marion
Cascade
Morning Sun
Earlville
Worthington
Bennett
McCausland
Clinton
Shellsburg
Keota
Waterloo
Nashua
New Hampton
Cresco
Deep River
Monticello
East Central Veterinary Association
Montrose
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Tama county Farm Bureau adds 229 members in drive
The Tama county Farm Bureau completed its annual membership drive adding 229 new members. Committeemen assisted by I B Trottnow Benton county Harry Carter Poweshiek county and Stephen Bass Boone county averaged 21 new members daily. Forty two new members were added in one day in Carroll and Oneida townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRAER
Tama County Farm Bureau
Tama County
I. B. Trottnow
Benton County
Harry Carter
Poweshiek County
Stephen Bass
Boone County
Carroll
Oneida
Hamilton to Speak at Jones County Farm Bureau Meeting
Special to The Gazette Monticello Iowa W B Hamilton secretary of the Iowa Farm Bureau federation will be principal speaker at the annual meeting of the Jones county Farm Bureau in Monticello December 17 beginning at 10 30 a m. Probate notice in Linn County Iowa estate of Anton Tefer details authority to sell real estate and schedule of hearing set for December 30 1935 with Wayne C Boland and Robert F Milota as attorneys for administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Monticello
W. B. Hamilton
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Jones County Farm Bureau
F B F Pledges New Deal Support at Annual Meeting
President Edward A. O Neale of the American Farm Bureau pledged continued support for the New Deal agricultural policies. He praised Roosevelt and outlined farmers demands including elimination of monopolies and regulation of corporations in the public interest while urging business to boost output at lower prices to curb unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
New Deal
Roosevelt
Farm Bureau
Federation
O’neal
Farm Federation
Bowman cites October farm debt settlements in Iowa
Des Moines reports 306 farm debtor cases settled at a discount of $849,779.84 from total indebtedness of $3,156,508.79 in October. M L Bowman regional farm debt advisor notes county committees handled settlements under the resettlement administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
M. L. Bowman
The
Resettlement Administration
Argentine corn imports rise to 875000 bushels last week
The federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports imports of Argentine corn totaling about 875000 bushels, mainly reaching New York and Albany with Seattle and Buffalo receiving smaller lots. U.S. shipments from Argentina totaled 311000 bushels. Mussels attach to birds’ feet, hindering walking and flying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics
New York
Albany
Seattle
Buffalo
United States
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Howell
Roscoe
Aker
Clark Gable
Biay Oe
Dean Kildee
Williams
Hamilton
District Court of Iowa
Anton Tefer
Agnes Leguire
Ella Stanek
Anna Holub
Mary Wilhelm
Joe Suchy
Louis Skersick
Charles Tefer
Edward R Kuba
Kuba Funeral Home
Ban County
District Court
Putnam Township
Cedar Rapids Linn County
Towa
Orlock
Wayne C. Boland
Robert F Milota
O'Neal
Bowman
E. Cohn & Son, Inc
L Street
Florida
Tovidle
Is V Lanigan
Inors Central System
Central Station
Ill
Aiand Harttirt
Miami
West Coast
Tral
NBC Network
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