Linn Farmers Decry Deficiency Judgment At Marion Meeting
Linn county Farm Bureau members gathered in Marion for the annual session. They endorsed a resolution opposing deficiency judgments in foreclosures and urged amending mortgage laws to ensure adequate security for loans. The group also backed economy measures, tax reforms, and cooperative farming advocacy.
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Linn County Farm Bureau
Marion
Agricultural Credit Councils
MUA Anne Nen Affante Favaned
National Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau elects new officers and outlines 6 point plan
The article reports 1932 officers elected for the Farm Bureau including Roscoe Banks of Marton as president and Herman Koch of Alburnett as president, with Ernest McGrew of Springville as secretary and Stella Forrest of Central City as women’s projects chair. It details a 6 point program to aid farmers, from credit council creation to tax reform and seed loan efforts, plus a talk by Charles S Farmer Brown on organization influence.
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Roscoe Bainks
Marton
Herman Koch
Alburnett
Ernest McGrew
Springville
Clarence Neal
Mount Vernon
Stella Forrest
Central City
C C. Post
Frank Bedell
R. P. Ink
Franklin Township
Glen Ruitze
Alburnett Otter Creek
John W Miller
Maine
Louis Ross
Ely
Putnam
Floyd Robson
Marion
South Marion
A. B. Miler
North Marion
Robert Beckman
Linn
J. P. Garnant
College
A J. Rose
Toddville
Monroe
Adna Hoge
Brown
Charles Ford
Bertram
Bertram Township
Engineering Axiom
George Dillon
Counts
Counts Agricultural Credit Council
Clermont City Church
Oscar Larson
E. E. Bilden
Martin Nelson
J. A. Erickson
Louie Hoveland
Louie Amundson
Martin Anderson
Agnes Bilden
Louise Amundson
East Church
Hans Bilden
H. H. Gilbertson
Sven
Porter Kimm
Stanley Kimm
Leo Kimm
Kenneth Kimm
Merrill Kimm
Richard Diedrich
Allie Louisa Paulson
Tom and Maude Paulson
Blairstown
Eliza J. Drake
Kimm
Blanche
Marshall
Gaylen
Potato Peelers Compete At Growers Convention in Garner
Farmers wives brought paring knives and a large handkerchief to contest for prizes at the Vegetable Growers Association two day meeting. Events include best potato peeler among spouses of Iowa growers and champion onion peeler. Main talks cover drainage and fertilizer by P M Harmer, with J Bo Haan and Chris Gistrapo debating a northern Iowa drainage proposal.
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Garner
Farm South Of Tipton Rents For 3 50 An Acre
Farm listings note rent of 3 50 per acre for land south of Tipton. Text references acreage figures and tenancy notes with unclear details. Jumbled phrases suggest farm land pricing and rental terms, but specifics are incomplete.
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Tipton
Corn moisture and price notes from Des Moines trade
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss corn moisture around 519.6 per cent and a price reference. The text mentions Des Moines and farm market context with partial figures and terms, including a 474 pound reference.
Cedar Farm Bureau Officials Tap New County Leaders
The Cedar County Farm Bureau named officers and ratified township directors at a meeting after adjournment. New county officers include president and secretary while directors from Lisbon, Stanwood, Mechanicsville, Clarence, Fairfield, Tipton, Rochester, Wilton Junction, Farmington, Stanwood, Clarence, West Branch, London, Springfield, West Branch, and Sugar Creek were confirmed.
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Everett Ferguson
Lisbon
Pioneer Township
Hy von Muenster
Stanwood
Dayton Township
Ben Schroeder
Mechanicsville
Linn
Alvin Stonerook
Clarence
Fairfield
William Thordson
Tipton
Cass
Peter Ruser
Bennett
Inland
Clint Dice
West Liberty
Springdale
Frank Chapman
Rochester
Arnold Wiese
Wilton Junction
Farmington
Donald Smith
Fremont
Harry Fedderson
Massillon
Henry Busching
Red Oak
Eric von Muenster
London
Springfield
Ernest Werling
Center
Austin Ellyson
West Branch
Gower
Ted Worrall
Iowa
George Kiser
Sugar Creek Township
Anamosa merchant buys Shoop estate farm at 35 per acre
Eugene Gordon reports a local Anamosa merchant recently purchased the Shoop estate farm, a eighty acre parcel south of Forest church, at thirty five dollars per acre. The property includes fair improvements.
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Anamosa
Eugene Gordon
Forest Church
Strawberry Point High School hosts cream scoring demonstration
A Monday session in the Strawberry Point vocational agriculture class featured a cream scoring demonstration led by A W Rodrick Ames with Otto Weger, buttermaker at the local creamery, attending to taste and score the samples.
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Strawberry Point
Rodrick Ames
Hawyman
Otto Weger
Benton Farm Folk Plan Recreational Program
Benton county Farm Bureau members from nine townships attended the fourth recreation training school led by Miss Fannie Buchanan of the Ames extension service. W H Stacy of Ames directed the morning program and plans were made for an evening Farm Bureau project January 14 at Vinton high school featuring Ruth and Naomi and the play Who Defeated Dugan. A February drama tournament will stage 30 minute plays with sectional winners advancing to a county final.
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Winton
Benton County Farm Bureau
Fannie Buchanan
Ames Extension Service
van Horne
W H Stacy
Ames
Farm Bureau
Vinton High School
Ruth and
Naomi
Dugan
Benton County
Whittier club dinner charms elderly members despite cold
The Practical and Progressive Farmers clubs held their annual dinner at Whittier Community Hall. Despite cold weather, many seniors attended including Asenath Smuth and Dan Hampton. After the meal, surplus food was sent to Cedar Rapids for distribution to needy families. Readings were presented by Whittier school pupils under teacher Moacred Racknes.
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Ginzette Whittier
Whitter Community Hall
Asenath Smuth
Dan Hampton
Mary Mulls
Serena Pickett
RY Taber
Aho
Cedar Rapids
Whittier School
Moacred Racknes
Urbana Man Heads Iowa Fair Managers
C D Moore of Urbana was elected state president of the Fair Managers Association of Towns as Iowa fair officials faced a year of drastic economies due to expected lower receipts. Leo C Daley of Spencer became vice president with W E Cooper of Harlan and L W Hall of Eldon as directors.
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Des Moines
Iowa
C D Moore
Urbana
Fair Managers’ Association of Town
Leo C Daley
Spencer
W E. Cooper
Harlan
L. W Hall
Eldon
Nels G. Kraschel
John Hammill
Kraschel
Hammill
Farm auctions spread over December weekend
Consignment sale planned at West Branch on Thursday December 15 followed by a DeClow barn sale on Friday December 16 and a 55 acre farm near Cedar Rapids six miles south listed by J L Drahos on Saturday December 17.
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West Branch
DeClow Barn
Cedar Rapids
J. L. Drahos
Hearst To Speak At Tama Farm Bureau Session
Tama county Farm Bureau holds its annual meeting Saturday in Toledo with Charles E Hearst president of the state organization and national legislative committee chairman as principal speaker. Other speakers include Senator H C White of Vinton and Representative Carl B Stiger of Toledo. Officers will be elected and committees report. The program closes with Harold Lloyd in Movie Crazy.
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Charles S Farmer” Brown
Arizona
Brown
Benton County Farm Bureau
Vinton
Toledo
Tama County Farm Bureau
Haseen
Charles E Hearst
National Legislative Committee
H. C. White
Carl B Stiger
Harold Lloyd
Henry Wallace to Speak at Maquoketa Corn Show
Henry Wallace of Des Moines and publisher of a farm magazine returns from Washington to speak at Maquoketa corn show and institute sponsored by Jackson County Farm Bureau and Maquoketa High School. Saturday includes programs for county boys with vocational agriculture entertainment and corn and small grain judging contests featuring teams from Muscatine Tipton Olin and Maquoketa.
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Gazette
Maquoketa
Henry Wallace
Des Moines
Farm Magazine
Washington
Jackson County Farm Bureau
Span Of Mules Bring $180 At Columbus Jet
COLUMBUS JUNCTION The consignment sale saw a top horse price of $97.50 with a mule pair, ages six and eight, selling for $180. Cattle ranged from $30 to $46 a head and calves or steers from $2.90 to $4.75 per 100 pounds. Pigs and boars sold up to $3.95 and $10 respectively, eggs and poultry varied, fence posts brought 10 cents, and a variety of other items sold well. Auctioneers were Paul Kiotz and H. M. Duncan.
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Columbus Junction
Rhode Island
Paul Kiotz
H. M. Duncan
Maquoketa Night School Focuses on Farm Management
Maquoketa night school will run weekly evening classes for local farmers starting December 20 at the high school auditorium. Under A G Halsett’s direction, the vocational agriculture instructor, the course will cover farm management, new crop possibilities in Iowa, farm business analysis, and farming methods.
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Maquoketa
G Halsett
First Half Of November Butterfat Brings 22c
The Gazette reports butterfat payments for the first half of November at 22 cents per pound and notes the west half of October price was 26. The item mentions a payment to Farmers Co-operative creamery and an executor acting in the Dora R estate. Authority of the court and payment details are listed with succession actions and notices.
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Farmers Co-operative Creamery
Washington 4-Hers Feed 3014 Worth Livestock
Washington county 4-H livestock club showcased 112 head from 200 fed, valued near 3,61487 dollars, with forty four members contributing. County Agent W J Montgomery reports the group won 55011 in premiums at the state fair and earned four trip awards for owners Everett Hayes Donald Rinner and Junior McConnell.
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Washington
Washington County
W J Montgomery
Everett Hayes
Donald Rinner
Junior McConnell
Ten Carloads Marketed at Onslow Shipment
Ten carloads of cattle consigned by Paul Paulsen Ed Bates Dillon Stickley Frank Byerly Pete Paulsen and George Dusonic and one carload of hogs consigned by Kennedy and Petersen were shipped from here Monday.
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Onslow
Paul Paulsen
Ed Bates Dillon Stickley
Frank Byerly
Pete Paulsen
George Dusonic
Kennedy and
Petersen
Cascade farmer badly burned when sleeve caught fire
John Duffy a Cascade farmer was severely burned Monday evening while lighting a stove his sleeve caught fire and his arm suffered burns feared to require amputation He was rushed to John McDonald hospital at Monticello
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Cascade
John Duffy
John McDonald
Monticello
Livestock Shippers Convene in Des Moines
Des Moines hosts the Iowa Co operative Shippers annual convention where Knute Espe argues for district selling agencies backed by memberships. Prominent speakers discuss cooperative marketing, delegate selling, and closer market contact to boost returns, with resolutions and officer elections set for the closing session.
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Des Moines
Knute Espe
Iowa Co-operative Shippers
Espe
W. R. Johnson
Perry
Iowa Shippers
Martin Severson
Shipping Association
Northwood
Matt Clark
Clarion
William McArthur
Mason City
Burt Neal
Mount Vernon
Ray Robbins
Clear Lake
A V. Borman
Graettinger
R. M. Hall
C. A. Croser
Des Moines Bureau of Municipal Research
W. G. Murray
Ames Department of Agricultural Economics
Sam H. Thompson
Ames
Buttermakers Back Licensing Plan for Creameries
Des Moines AP reports buttermakers endorse a proposed law requiring all creamery operators to pass an exam and obtain a license. The measure aims to remove inefficient operators and prevent waste by ensuring training and apprenticeship for new and existing creamery operators.
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Des Moines
State Department of Agriculture
Timber project advances with ten men at Anamosa site
Robert Bickerstaff, who bought a 40 acre timber tract from the Giena estate last fall, has completed a contract for 4,000 railroad ties. Ten men were employed on the project.
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Anamosa
Robert Bickerstaff
Giena
Onslow Pioneer Caroline Mackrill Celebrates 86th Birthday
Onslow Iowa notes Mrs. Caroline Mackrill 86 along with sisters Lydia Van 90 and Leata McCormick 73 at their Onslow home. Mackrill born near Cincinnati Ohio, moved to Iowa 1850 with Holt parents, married J Z Mackrill at 18, widowed twenty years ago. children Will Eugene Dillon Mrs J R Kennedy and Tressa Utley.
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Onslow
Caroline Mackrill
Lydia van
Leata McCormick
Mackrill
Cincinnati
Ohio
Iowa
William Holt
Ohio River
Mississippi
Dubuque
Jones County
J. Z. Mackrill
Will
Rapid City
Eugene
Omaha
Dillon
Sioux City
J. R. Kennedy
Tressa Utley
Mitchell
S.D
Mrs. Tesch Faces Trial for Husband’s Murder
Mrs Martha Stahl Tesch will stand trial in district court on January 2 for alleged complicity in the August 25 murder of Louis Tesch on their Hopkinton area farm. The case opens the December term and involves county attorney-elect Harlan Williamson and aides.
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Manchester
Martha Stahl Tesch
Louis Tesch
Hopkinton
Harlan J. Williamson
Thomas H Tracey
Yoran Luther Tesch
Tesch
Fort Madison
A. B Lovejoy
Jennie Johnson
Delaware County State Bank
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Br RY
AL Murray
Minneapous
Saman
United States Department of Agriculture
County Warehouse Board
State Farm Bureau Federation
Cedar Tapide
Brander
A. T Bena
R. Fld
Dial
Towa State Savings Bank
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Sep
Marion Boulevarn
John O'Connell
Gene Lagan
Tony Schmitz
Aucts
Cedar Farm Bureau
SMP
le Turton
Bete
Carence
Voc Ocesae ' Hool Methven
Toasp
Rot Wingert
Thantressoce Russel Willer
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Pacemar
Bove
Ereins
Hambrisht
Tipion Vereg
Russel Willer
Ccls
Mos
Buchanan
Mechanics
Sha Cman
Beu Ah Dodds
R. D. Wingert
H. H. Crist
Alex Weehanan
Jon Wiese
EC. Gardner
UO Hambriesht
Alvin Stonemork
Byron Muenster
Henry Bashere
Axcre kKarm
Strawberry Point High School
Benton Farm Folk Plan
Hearst
Tama Farm Bureau
Columbus
Dora
Miller’s Select Foods
Third Avenue
Vermont
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Iowa News
Marengo
Parent-Teacher Association
L. F Hardenbrook
W. T Martin
Lloyd Harper
Kathryn Karsten Thul
Rowena Kensler
Lot Cafferty
Harris
Thomas Osborn
W. T. Martin
Alice Smith
Earl B Smith
Wilhiamsburg
Dale W. Andrews
Fannie Andrews
Rock Island
Andrews
Iowa County
Alice de Spain
Center Junction
George Andrews
Ora Andrews
Elmer A
Wyoming
George Sr
Amber
Lucy Dodge
Ora
Mearl Jennings
South Cedar Street
Jennings
Leah Oppelt
Virginia Gay Memorial Hospital
E. B. Oppelt
John Corcoran, Jr
A. W. Hammelman
Lions Club
Baker House
Cyril Slapnicka
Cleveland Indians
Dutch” Levsen
Cleveland
C. W Tosty
Belle Plaine
Mount Horeb
Royal Arch Masons
Hartwig Albers
Alfred Lahn
Frank Haloupek
A. E. Fedderson
Benson H Guinn
Henry Ortscheid
K. of
P. Hall
Frank Kent
Ed Weaver
Frank Benishek
Lodge
Lauretta Hamilton
Minnie Shirley
Kate Yocom
Ida Kent
Clara McGrew
Gillette
C. Gillette
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Norge Refrigerators
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