Wallace Presents AAA Plan For Balanced Abundance
Secretary Wallace lauds the agricultural adjustment act as economic democracy to balance supply and demand. He warns against scarcity economics, urges higher consumer buying power, and notes drought driven adjustments, crop insurance, and the need for an ever normal granary to stabilize farm incomes. He reports 1934 cash income at about 6.0 billion, up from prior years.
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Eer (Ap
Wallace
Roosevelt
Department of Agriculture
AAA
Federal Farm Credit Administration
Suters Dispersion Sale Of Livestock And Machinery
Auction listing for Suters dispersion sale includes 3 percent bulls, cows, heifers, ewes, bucks, horses and mules. Also hay and grain, farm machinery such as hay spreaders, plows, cultivators, binders, and lime spreader. sale conducted by Suter and Suter Auctioneers at Monticello State Barn.
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Harrow
Hades
Omar
McCormin
Gene Figan
Cooper
Farmers Institute In Clayton To Be Jan 24-26
Edgewood The thirty seventh annual Clayton county Farmers Institute has been postponed from December to January 24 25 and 26 because shredding bans are not completed and farmers are too busy to attend. Shredding resumed Tuesday at the Frank Ashbine farm one mile west of Edgewood as farmers haul fodder and endure twelve inches of snow.
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Edgewood
Clayton County Farmers’ Institute
Corn Brings 67 Cents at Elgin Area Sale
Special to The Gavette Elgin area sale saw corn sharp at 85 cents in field and 67 cents a bushel at Peters Larson closing. Oats sold 47 cents a bushel. A top cow brought 36 dollars, six calves fetched 50 cents each, and farming gear moved steady with a threshing machine 35 dollars, tractor 100, corn picker 41, shredder 50, and manure spreader 32.
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Elgin
Peters-Larson
Linn County Welcomes New Home Demonstration Agent
Miss Aleene Wilson, long time agent in Sioux and O'Brien counties, will begin duties as Linn county home demonstration agent in early January after Miss Gladys Adams resigns.
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Aleene Wilson
Sioux County
O'Brien County
Linn County
Gladys Adams
New Rehabilitation Cash Policy Announced at Iowa State
Paul V. Maris unveiled a new rural rehabilitation policy at Iowa State College. All advances to clients must be cash loans secured by collateral, with a 5 percent interest rate until further notice. Amortization may span up to 35 years for land loans, aligned with cash receipts from farm sales.
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Ames
Iowa State College
Paul V. Maris
Washington, D. C
FERA
Maris
Johnson county seeks farms for family placements
The rural rehabilitation committee under Hubert Pye searches for farms to place families. Applications await final approval. Men who have farm backgrounds will be placed on available farms from 20 to 120 acres.
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Lowa City
Johnson County Rural Rehabilitation Committee
Hubert Pye
Social Service League
Cost Of Feeding 1300 Surplus Pigs In Grundy
Grundy Center report shows PFERA fed about 1300 surplus pigs from Sept 5 to Dec 1 for 2749 dollars. Care at John Price and Folkerts farms. Morrison wages 582.67 dollars and materials 2167.24 dollars. Also 115.20 dollars spent on migratory water fowl and upland game care in Grundy county since Oct 25.
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Grundy Center
Grundy County
PFERA
County Emergency Relief Office
John Price
Folkert Folkerts
Morrison
Evans to Speak at Oneida Evening School
M. Evans chair of the state corn and hog committee will address the Oneida adult evening school Wednesday on the topic The new 1935 corn and hog program. The talk aims to explain new policy and its impact on farmers and markets.
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Oneida
R M. Evans
Cream prices lag behind feed cost in November 1934
An Iowa State College dairy extension service analysis shows butterfat prices 25 percent higher but feed cost per pound 60 percent greater in November 1934 than a year earlier. The report urges eliminating border cows and selecting high producers to maintain winter profits, noting high cull rates except last March.
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Ames
Iowa State College Dairy Extension Service
Dog Killed Attempting to Drive Cows Off Rail Track
Stanwood farmers say a dog owned by Charles Carroll died Sunday morning while trying to herd two cows from the railroad track. The passengers on train No 27 observed the animal nipping at the cattle in a frantic bid to clear the rails, but the train could not be stopped in time, killing the dog and the cows.
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Conadon and
Battles
Belmore Dale
Black Belmore
Cam
Blackbird
Crenrock
Sean Amaules
Sears
Recon
Bredal
the Gazette
Stanwood
Charles Carroll
Here
Iowa Girls Diets Show Low Greens and Fruits
A study of 1 153 Iowa high school girls by Mildred Jones at Iowa State College finds diets deficient in vegetables and fruit. Over 40 percent of two day meal records lacked cooked vegetables besides potatoes and fewer than one third included citrus fruits or tomatoes. Milk intake was common with over half drinking at least a pint daily. butter and meat featured in most homes.
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Gazette
Ames
Iowa
Mildred Jones
Ioua State College
Dates For Review Of Mortgage Foreclosure Actions Announced
DES MOINES AP M J Bowman chairman of the Town farm debt advisory council Tuesday announced county committee meetings to discuss prospective mortgage foreclosure legislation Sessions include Atlantic December 12 with Adams Adair Audubon Cass Fremont Guthrie Mills Montgomery Page Pottawattamie Taylor counties at West Union December 13 with Bremer Chickasaw Clay ton Delaware Dubuque Fayette Howard Winneshiek and at Hampton December 14 with Butler Cerro Gordo Floyd Franklin Hancock Humboldt Kossuth Mitchell Winnebago Worth Wright.
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M. Jil Bowman
Town Farm Debt Advisory Council
Atlantic
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Adar
Audubon
Cuass
Fremont
Guthrie
Mulls
Montgomery
Page
Pottawattamie
Taylor
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Allamakee
Bremer
Chickasaw
Clayton
Delaware
Dubuque
Fayette, Howard
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Hampton
Dee 14
Butler
Cerro Gordo
Floyd
Franklin
Hancock
Humboldt
Kossuth
Mitchell
Winnebago
Worth
Wright
Farm Auction Dates Held Across Cedar Rapids Area
A sequence of farm auctions listed for December 13 through December 17 includes closing out sales by Frank L. Stone near Prairieburg M C Feyerabend near Cedar Rapids Milton Squiers near Center Point J G Suter near Monticello and J F Heerner near Toddville, with livestock and dispersion sales by Geo Minor near Cedar Rapids Charles J Voorhies near Olin and I W Suter with Bud Suter near Monticello.
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Frank L. Stone
Prairieburg
M. C. Feyerabend
Cedar Rapids
Milton Squiers
Center Point
J. G. Suter
Monticello
J. F. Heerner
Toddville
Geo. Minor
Charles J. Voorhies
Olin
I. W
Bud Suter
Public sales listed for December in Norway and Mount Vernon
Public sale by John Trojor sky one mile south of Norway is set for Tuesday December 18. A Shorthorn sale by Theo Martin in Mount Vernon is planned for Thursday December 20.
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John Trojorsky
South
Norway
Theo. Martin
Mount Vernon
89 Counties Plan Fight on Insects
A summary from Iowa State College shows 89 of 99 counties include field insect control in 1935 county agricultural programs. Highlights include 52 counties adopting the young people program and 75 counties emphasizing good seed, 66 shelterbelt planting, 59 cowtesting, 86 farm management records, and 40 disease control alongside drought relief efforts.
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Ames
Highty
Iowa
Murl McDonald
Iowa State College
Boards of Supervisors
McDonald
AAA
Towa
Meat Canning Could Raise Iowa Supplies Value
Iowa's "can a cow" campaign aims to boost canned meat value by about tenfold vs cattle market prices. Extension experts say 100000 cattle could be taken off feed if 100000 farmers each can one animal. The program will train local leaders and provide bulletins and demonstrations through county and home demonstration agents and groups.
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The
Gazette
Ames
Iowa
K. F. Warner
United States Department of Agriculture
C. W. McDonald
Iowa State College
Extension Service
Warner
Farm Bureaus
Miller Elected President of Iowa Fair Managers Assn
DES MOINES Clair S. Miller of Tipton was elected president of the Iowa Fair Managers Association to succeed Leo Dailey of Spencer J R Pearson of Decorah was named vice president. Secretary election was to be held at a board meeting Wednesday as the convention closed Tuesday night.
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Des Moines
Clair S. Miller
Tipton
Iowa Fair Managers Association
Leo Dailey
Spencer J
Rowley Creamery Pays 29 Cents for November Butterfat
Rowley Farmers Cooperative Creamery patrons received 29 cents a pound for the first half of November butterfat, according to secretary Joe McGrath. Butterfat delivered during the last half of October also brought 29 cents.
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Rowley
Rowley Farmers Co-operative Creamery Company
Joe McGrath
Notable Surgeon Kills Wife Then Himself in Manhattan
Dr Harmon Smith a famed ear nose and throat specialist killed his wife with a hunting knife then took his own life in their Manhattan home. Police said the deaths appear suicide and murder with no motive established. Mrs Smith aged 42, the couple’s son Harmon Smith Jr a prep school student.
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Harmon Smith
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Manhattan
Mrs. Smith
Girl says Nazis marked her for execution aboard President Harding
Miss Lillian Isobel Steele of Hollywood California says a German prison cell was marked with a cross indicating execution. She spent four months jailed on espionage charges and was deported after U S consular efforts. She recounted time in Moabit and five prisons aboard the President Harding on the voyage from Hamburg to Le Havre.
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Harding
Lillian Isobel Steele
Hollywood
Calif
Germany
United Press
Reich
Hamburg
le Havre
Miss Steele
Stern Peoples’ Court
United States
Moabit
Berlin
State Drops Demand for Corn-Hog Payment Reports
Des Moines Iowa officials announce county corn-hog committees will not have to report any benefit payments to the board of assessment and review as part of the state income tax program. Chairman Ray Murphy said even the proposed reporting of payments over 1000 dollars will be withdrawn due to objections. Dr A Black of the AAA noted the records are government property and require permission to disclose, a matter now under AAA legal review.
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Des Moines
INS
Board of Assessment and Review
Ray Murphy
A. Black
AAA
Murphy
Black
Corn-Hog Association
Iowa
AAA Legal Department
Waukon Fraternal Officers Named In Various Lodges
Waukon announces new officers for Masonic, Order of the Eastern Star and Royal Neighbor groups with names including F L Hausman H E Kosbau J S Cameron Ralph Bauercamper W T Gilchrist and spouses. other towns list new posts and ceremonies.
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Henry Kosbau
R. L. Senneff
Fred Wiedemann
P. H. le Tourneau
Frank Kelley
Marie Hausman
Leona Jones
Clyde Sadler
Inner Sentinel
Dave Feldstein
Outer Sentinel
Gus Dee
John Hue
Windell Newman
Center Point
Florence Price
Central City
William Cook
Burel
Wiltrude
Erma Ardeen
Ralph Cook
Marie Cook
Carl Walton
Carol Lee
Mary Barnhill
Oakley Powell
George Cook
Troy Mills
Liquor Seizure at J. L. Farmer Canning Co
Federal agents seized about 200 bottles lacking valid stamps from a stock alleged to be privately held by J. L. Farmer. Iowa and federal authorities plan charges for liquor without proper stamps while far exceeds state regulations. Farmer claimed the basement room was an amusement space for friends and denied selling liquor.
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Cooper
the Gazette
Farmer
Liquor Commission
Mr. Cooper
Wisconsin
State Liquor Commission
Iowa
Miller
Taylor
Harold (Cooper
Chicago
Milwaukee
Canning Factory
Driver suffers broken vertebra in gravel truck overturn
L. C. Briggs, 29, a Petersen Baking Company driver from Lincoln, was hospitalized at St. Luke's with a fractured vertebra after the truck he was driving between Montezuma and Deep River overturned on slippery gravel. He is expected to be confined for several weeks after the Monday accident.
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L. C. Briggs
Lincoln Hotel
Petersen Baking Company
St. Luke’s Hospital
Montezuma
Deep River
Briggs
Americans Face Citizenship Risk Voting in Saar Plebiscite
St Paul AP. Immigrant director O B Holton warns United States citizens who return to the Saar to vote in the January plebiscite could lose their citizenship and be barred from reentry until admitted under regular quota rules. A German citizen may vote and obtain a return permit to reenter the U S.
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ST. Paul
O. B. Holton
United States
Saar
Holton
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