Corn Loan Supplies Now Available In Every Iowa County
Iowa's forty million dollar corn loan program has supplies in every county and is nearing full speed. Assistant Secretary H C Aaberg estimates loans at about two thousand daily, with farmers receiving between five hundred thousand and eight hundred thousand dollars daily from federal AAA funds. State leaders report progress in county sign up, while rulings on administration are to be released by Corn Hog Administrator A Black. Des Moines officials offer swine and corn production figures via the Crop Reporting Service, expanded through a CWA grant, to individual producers only. Secretary Ray Murray notes efforts to minimize errors in contracts through better sealers and forms, addressing common questions from farmers.
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Iowa
H. C Aaberg
AAA
R. M Evans
Ralph Smith
Coun Har
A. Black
Evans
Federal Statistiaan
Leslie
Carl Des Moines
Federal Crop Reporting Service
Federal
Des Moines
Secretary of Agriculture
Ray Murray
Murray
Warehouse certificate questions and crop lien guidance
A historical Q and A on warehouse certificates, liens, and corn storage. It covers how to describe crib dimensions, when real estate mortgages become liens, note amounts, timing for CCC payments, sealing corn in cribs, proper filing of receipts, and release procedures under Section 9777 with reassignment noted as release.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
Secretary of Agriculture
Closing Out Sale At Anamosa Farm Auction
Sale of farm goods near Anamosa on US 161 includes 12 Guernsey cattle eight proven cows four spring calves one bull and calves hogs chickens hay grain furniture and machinery. Auction at 1 pm Tuesday December 19 with terms announced day of sale. Lon Beem owner. Lee Bebee auctioneer. D. E. Brickley clerk.
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Anamosa
Guernsey
Hampshire
Lon Beem
Lee Bebee
D. E. Brickley
Two Doses Stop Cough or No Cost Broncholine Ad
An old advertisement claims two doses of Broncholine Emulsion stop cough instantly with a money back guarantee if not. It promotes no chloroform or narcotics and no habit forming ingredients, noting it does not taste pleasant but delivers quick relief from coughing.
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May Drug Company
Guarantan
Foley Pille
Farm Auction Notices Across Cedar Rapids Anamosa
Coming farm auctions Friday December fifteen at Town Livestock Exchange Cedar Rapids. Consignment sale DeClow yards Marter boulevard Saturday December sixteen at Anamosa. Household goods on W M Weber farm one mile west Louis. Tuesday December fifteen closing out sale by Lon Beem one mile south Anamosa.
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Cedar Rapids
DeClow
Marter Boulevard
Anamosa
W. M. Weber
Mille West Louis
Lon Beem
Butterfat At Buckhorn Averages 24c In November
Buckhorn creamery east of Baldwin paid an average of 24 cents a pound for November butterfat. Ten high patrons listed include Hans Jorgenson, Baldwin, 140.34. A J Wirth, Elwood, 111.05. Peter B. Peterson, Delmar, 108.78. Orben Scott, Lost Nation, 93.00. A J Bowman, Maquoketa, 83.89. Hugo Semidt, Maquoketa, 79.97. Hans Skott Sr. and Son, Maquoketa, 71.14. E E Meinneke, Baldwin, 69.22. Sam Stonley, Lost Nation, 64.81. Elmer Mommsen, Maquoketa, 64.09.
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Baldwin
Buckhorn Creamery
Here
Hans Jorgenson
A. J Wirth
Elwood
Peter B. Peterson
Delmar
Orben Scoff
Lost Nation
A J. Bowman
Maquoketa
Hugo Semidt
Hans Skott
Sr and Son
E. E. Meinneke Baldwin
Sam Stonley
Elmer Mommsen
Farm Union Women Elect Local Officers
Special to The Gazette reports at a meeting of the Auntary to the Farm Union held at Hal Albaugh home east of Tipton. Mrs. Nora Borbaugh was elected president Mrs. Harry Thiering secretary and Mrs. Arlene Martin reporter. Milwaukee ranks first in per capita milk consumption at one pint daily.
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Hal Albaugh
Tipton
Nora Borbaugh
Harry Thiering
Arlene Martin
Milwaukee
Creameryman Urges Dairy Advertising
Waterloo reports Clyde Bechtelheimer of the Iowa Creameries association says a national dairy ad campaign would cost producers six cents a year, while a one cent butterfat price drop costs about twelve dollars per producer annually. He cites a November butter surplus and price trends through 1933 and outlines campaigns to boost consumption to reduce surplus.
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Gazette
Waterloo
Clyde Bechtelheimer
Iowa Creameries Association
Bechtelheimer
Association
Dairy Marketing Corporation
America
United States
Dairy Council
Butter Marketing Corporation
Central City Creamery Pays 24c For Butterfat
CENTRAL CITY The Farmers Mutual Creamery company paid 24 cents a pound for butterfat delivered in the first half of November.
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Central City Creamery
Central City
Farmers’ Mutual Creamery Company
Tester Compares Oilmeal And Soys In Dairy Feed Cost
Delbert Mayberry reports in the Anamosa Test association November findings that a balanced ration using Mnseed oilmeal costs 88 cents per hundredweight while soy bean balance costs 79 cents. The notes include herd records from Prentice and Streeter with 906 pounds milk and 31.1 pounds butterfat across sixteen grade Holsteins. A purebred Holstein yielded 2,049 pounds milk and 84 pounds butterfat. another produced 1,926 pounds milk and 80.9 pounds butterfat.
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Anamosa
Delbert Mayberry
Anamosa Test Association
Mayberry
Prentice
Streeter
Farm Bureaus Map Annual Meeting Schedule Across Iowa
Iowa county Farm Bureaus plan annual sessions with most meetings on the third Monday while some adjourn to fit county gatherings. Eastern towns list Cedar Tipton Benton Delaware Jackson Buchanan Winneshiek Fayette and others with dates ranging from Monday to next week. Speakers include George Godfrey Ames extension service Murl McDonald and Ray Murray with events in Decorah Fayette Marion Washington Brookly n Sigourney and more.
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Iowa
Cedar
Tipton
Benton
Keystone
Delaware
Manchester
Jackson
Maquoketa
Buchanan
Independence
Winneshiek
Decorah
Fayette
Jones County
Monticello
Clayton County
Town
Marengo
George Godfrey
President Hughes
Ames
Godfrey
Linn County
Marion
Washington County
Washington
Murl McDonald
Ames Extension Service
Tama County
Ray Murray
Keokuk County
Sigourney
Charles E. Hearst
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
18 Acre Hopkinton Farm Sold for 1600
Hopkinton Francis Martin reports the sale of his eighteen acre farm at the west edge of Hopkinton to Archie Wheeless for $1,600. Martin owned the property for eighteen years buying it for $4,000 and had a small fruit farm for thirteen years before renting it out after moving to town.
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Hopkinton
Francis Martin
Archie Wheeless
Martin
Kraschel Seeks Iowa to Be World Known Through Agriculture
Des Moines Iowa Lieut Gov N G Kraschel told the Iowa Fair Managers association he hopes Iowa will someday produce and process cornfed beef and pork to gain world recognition. He proposed retiring some farmland for feeder cattle development and noted Iowa currently buys feeder cattle in western states at 3 million dollars annually. He urged expanded fair promotional efforts to boost agriculture.
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Des Moines
Iowa
N G Kraschel
Iowa Fair Managers Association
Kraschel
Decorah Congressmen to Speak at Corn Hog Program
Earlville announces Fred Bierman of Decorah, congressman from the fourth district, will be the principal speaker at the upcoming corn hog program in town.
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Earlville
Fred Bierman
Decorah
Sign-Up Committee Selected in Benton County
A large Benton county crowd attended the sign up campaign meeting for the corn hog reduction program held Wednesday afternoon. Chairman A. B. Kline and County Agent Geiger outlined the plan as township representatives were elected to form the sign up committees with local helpers to promote the project.
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Vinton
Benton County
A. B. Kline
Geiger
Leroy
L. P. Nieland
Lawrence Thompson
Florence
William Cleghorn
O. H. Tuttle
St. Clair
Elmer Mayhew
George Newton
Iowa
Harold Wehrman
L. F. Keep
Union
Sam Reike
Fred Tiedeman
Kane
John Franzenburg
Ralph Griesy
Big
Grove
Ernest Reiss
Herman Paulson
Homer
Marcus Scheel
H. A. Albers
Taylor
Emery Williams
William Hauser
Albert Neve
Dale Davin
Polk
Clarence Hilliard
Charles Hoffman
Harrison
Earl Wallace
E. E. Taylor
Benton
A. G. Donels
Willard Elson
Eldorado
George Werning
A. H. Fry
Fremont
John Olson
John Gardeman
Canton
Carleton Hagan
Warren Pangborn
Eden
William Kray
Harvey Hartz
Monroe
Charles Lee
Ivan Trottnow
Cedar
John Struve
Lewis Kruckenberg
4-H Boys Short Course Set For Ames December 27 29
About 500 Iowa 4-H club boys and leaders will attend the annual 4-H Boys Short Course in Ames December 27 to 29. Livestock and grain judging contests will be held then, with trophies from George M Allee Newell and L O Wise Des Moines for top teams. The program includes a 4-H business convention, the banquet on December 28, and lectures by college faculty and state extension staff.
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Ames
Iowa
Paul C. Taff
Taff
George M Allee
Newell
L. O. Wise
Des Moines
Mullen Re-Elected Head Iowa State Fair Board
J. P. Mullen of Fonda began his third term as president of the Iowa State Fair board after being elected at the closing session of the Iowa agricultural convention in Des Moines. Officers named included F. E. Sheldon of Ayr as vice president and directors C. J. Knickerbocker Fairfax Earl Ferris Hampton C F Curtiss Ames and H L Pike Whiting B.
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Des Moines
J. P. Mullen
Fonda
Iowa State Fair Board
Iowa Agricultural Convention
F. E. Sheldon
Ayr
C. J. Knickerbocker
Fairfax
Earl Ferris
Hampton
C. F Curtiss
Ames
H. L. Pike
Whiting
Hogs Top Market Prices Reported at Chicago Auction
Clayton county feeders sold hogs on the Chicago market Wednesday. Walter Heins topped at 3.45 per cwt with sixty 248 pound Chester Whites. Walter Moeller also topped at 3.45 with seventy four 215 pound Spotted Polands. Alvin Marting sold 100 head at 3.40 and J W McBride sold a consignment at 3.40.
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The
Gazette
Eleader
Clayton County
Chicago
Walter Heins
Walter Moeller
Alvin Marting
J. W. McBride
Hoover Reports 700 On Holiday Association Roll
Springville farmer Hoover reports more than 700 farmers listed on the Linn County Farmers' Holiday association roll. Twenty two applied Tuesday. Tony Kudina of Marion is vice president, Earl Bock is secretary, and William Rupperle is treasurer. Next meeting set for 9%?
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Springville
Art Hoover
Linn County Farmers’ Holiday Association
Marion
Hoover
Tony Kudina
Earl Bock
William Rupperle
Linn Champion Enters Theater Husking Contest
Entrants for a corn husking contest will perform on an Iowa theater stage December 18 19 20 21 with prizes of 15 10 and 5 dollars. Frank Olinger of Toddville who won the Linn County Husking contest at Central City joins the lineup and says he will compete Tuesday night. The theater invites additional entries.
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Iowa Theater
Frank Olinger
Toddville
Central City
Olinger
Perry Man Re-Elected President State Shippers
Twenty eight men attended the first of ten weekly meetings for the third annual farm night school in Maquoreta. The Smith Hughes vocational agriculture department of the high school conducts it with A G Hallett in charge. The initial session covered corn hog contracts and upcoming lessons will discuss farm machinery care and repair.
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Maquoreta
Smith- Hughes Vocational Agriculture Department
A. G Hallett
Institute At Colesburg Is Scheduled Dec 15 16
Colesburg hosts the annual Delaware and Clayton County Farmers' Institute on December 15 and 16 with entry day and judging including a calf contest. Friday features a home talent play. Saturday includes another program and an auction of exhibits.
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Colesburg
Delaware and Clayton County Farmers’ Institute
Timber sale doubles land value near Wellman auction
Standing timber sold Monday four miles east of Wellman brought double the land value. Ash maple and elm dominated the Scoffield timber site along the English river with tracts fetching 20 to 33 dollars per half acre.
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Wellman
Farmers' Night School At Maquoketa Is Opened
DES MOINES AP W R Johnson of Perry was re elected president of the Town Cooperative Livestock Shippers association at the closing convention session Wednesday. Oliver Swandahl of Huxley named vice president J C Williamson son of Chariton treasurer Knute Espe of Des Moines secretary Directors named Johnson Swandahl Williamson MacArthur Mason City Wallace Marion Lew Myers Williams burg Matt Clark Clarion Ben Golden Nevada The association passed a resolution urging delay by the legislature on a bill aimed to increase marketing costs pending federal investigation.
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Des Moines
W. R. Johnson
Perry
Gly C as A Sensation In Cedar Rapids
Gly-Cas, a new herbal remedy, is being promoted at the Thrifty Drug Store in Cedar Rapids. Locals including Mrs. Nettle Welsh praise its effects after severe flu and rheumatic symptoms, with ongoing demonstrations by Gly-Cas representatives attracting daily crowds.
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First Street
Third Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Nettle Welsh
Fifth Street West
St. James M .E. Church
Mrs. Welsh
Car First Street
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Houday
de Kalb
Sterling
Clinton Waterloo
Marshalltown
Boone
Denison
Sioux City
Omaha
Union Bus
Third Street
Pusey UG At
Buckhorn
Farm Union Women
Anamosa Fair Grounds
Jace Bebee
Creameryman
Fryery
Grey
Moire
Woerderhoff’s Fair
First Avenue SE
Farm Bureaus
Bierman
Louisa
Gene Fagan
A ED Britt, Trades Et Coun
Mullen
Kneip & Bowen
Fresh Oysters, Pt
Veasedbe
Alhe
First Ave. E. Dial
Holiday Association
Linn
Institute
Garrison
Garrison Creamery
Farmers’ Night
Nettie Welsh
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