Wright Sees Inconsistencies in U S Dairy Program
Iowa dairymen face a three cent butter price drop that costs $18 000 daily in Iowa and $385 000 nationwide as Ernest M Wright of Waterloo accuses the Dairy Marketing Corporation of failing to support prices He cites corn loan gains and imports while criticizing government policy and dairy relief measures.
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ES Moines
Chicago
Iowa
Ernest M. Wright
Waterloo
Iowa State Dairymen’s Association
Iowa Guernsey Breeders Association
Dairymen’s Association
Federal Dairy Market Corporation
Wright
United States
Dairy Marketing Corporation
Navy
New Zealand
U. S. Navy
Army
Civilian Conservation Corps
Federal
Wallace
Livestock Shipments Boost Rail Revenue at Greeley
The Milwaukee agent reports 301 carloads of live stock and grain shipped from Greeley since January by Hackbarth and Sons, totaling 18,486 dollars in freight. The Holbert Importing Company also shipped 50 carloads of horses in the same period.
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Greeley
Milwaukee
Hackbarth and Sons
Holbert Importing Company
FENCE DRIFT caught in the woven wire by RK
William Rinderknecht, cashier of a Cedar Rapids bank, mailed Corn loan applications totaling 4100 to the Community Credit Corporation in Chicago last Monday. On Friday morning a check for the full amount arrived, praised as speedy despite government red tape. No corrections were needed as the bank and Linn county sealers had everything in order.
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William Rinderknecht
Cedar Rapids
Community Credit Corporation
Chicago
Bank
Linn County
Traer Poultry And Grain Show Planned Dec 21 23
The Tama county Farmers' institute and poultry show is scheduled in Traer from December 21 to 23. Corn and soybeans as well as poultry will be exhibited.
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Traer Poultry and Grain
TRAER
Tama County Farmers’ Institute
Shorthorn Bull Ravent Major Purchases at Indiana Expo
Rothlisberger and Son along with John Christen bought Ravent Major from T Dorsey Jones of Shelbyville Indiana during the International Livestock Exposition. The bull finished third in the senior yearling class.
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Wadena
Rothlisberger and Son
John Christen
T. Dorsey Jones
Shelbyville
Ind
Iowa Fair Managers elect Corey and McBeath for another term
A R Corey of Des Moines and N W McBeath of Ames were reelected secretary and treasurer respectively at the Iowa Fair Managers association annual convention closing session.
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Des Moines
A. R. Corey
N. W
Advance in horse prices predicted
Special to The Gazette reports Wayne Dinsmore of the Horse Association of America predicts price gains of 20 to 40 dollars per head by April 1. He notes a broader harness market as two year old colts are broken, older animals sold for cash, and a rising cost and scarcity of work horses expected to tighten supply further into spring.
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Chicago
Wayne Dinsmore
The
Horse Association of America
Midwest States Protest Freight Rates On Grains
Washington reports state officials told the Interstate Commerce Commission that grain and grain products freight rates are too high but lack uniform views on general reductions west of the Mississippi. Iowa Nebraska and Oklahoma filed briefs. Iowa urged preserving the wheat coarse grain differential, while Nebraska and Oklahoma pressed for equality in rates. Des Moines counsel J H Henderson argued rates are too high and the wheat-coarse grain differential should stay, while carriers’ proposed schedules were criticized as out of line.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce “Commission
Mississippi River
Commission
Hack- Smith
Supreme Court
Iowa
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Towa
J. H. Henderson
Des Moines
Commerce
Henderson
Farm Credit Loans Reach 145 Million Since May
Washington AP reports the Farm Credit Administration loaned 32 million between December 1 and 13, with a record 4.52 million in one day last Wednesday. November total loans stood at 54,057,765, bringing the overall total since work began in May to 145,000,000. Of November loans, 20,744,755 refinanced farm indebtedness mainly on second mortgages.
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Washington
Farm Credit Administration
Dr Hofferd to Speak at Farmers Night School
Dr R M Hofferd of the U S Dept of Agriculture Bureau of Animal Industry will speak in Belle Plaine Tuesday at the farmers night school on Swine Diseases. The lecture will cover hog health, disease prevention, and industry impact for local farmers.
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Gazette
Belle Plaine
R. M Hoffferd
Cedar Rapids
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers Night School
Hofferd
Farm Auction Dates In Anamosa Area This December
Consignment sale set for Saturday December 16 at Anamosa featuring household goods from W M Weber farm one mile west of Louisa. A closing out sale by Lon Beem is scheduled for Tuesday December 19 one mile south of Anamosa.
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Anamosa
W. M. Weber
Louisa
Lon Beem
Team Brings 310 At Farm Auction Near La Porte City
A team of dark bay horses sold for 310 dollars at the George and Ralph W. Emott sale one mile south of La Porte City on a Wednesday afternoon. Milk cows topped at 38 dollars, with other farm items and livestock selling across Columbus Junction Manchester Independence areas. Total sale value reported at multiple farm auctions notable for cattle, horses, hay, oats, corn and farm implements.
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la Porte City
George
Ralph W. Emott
Columbus Junction
E. Z. Emilton
Riverside
Paul Klotz
Manchester
J. M. Beebe
Dundee
B. J. Hopkins
Gazette
Independence
J. P. Opperman
Rhode Island
Creamery Near Hawkeye Stages Annual Meeting
At the Richfield creamery annual meeting west of Hawkeye J H Federer was elected president A G Schlatter vice president Herman Whittenberg secretary and F G Nieman treasurer Directors are H C Wuttke Charles Hoth W H Kilcher A B Morf and Harvey Draier The year 198 943 pounds of butter set a company record
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Hawkeye
Richfield Creamery Company
J. H. Federer
A. G. Schlatter
Herman Whittenberg
F. G. Nieman
H. C. Wuttke
Charles Hoth
W. H. Kilcher
A. B. Morf
Harvey Draier
Wadena 4-Her Builds a Chiever Sheep Flock
Elmer C. Christen, a 4-H club member from Clayton county, is establishing a well bred Chievot sheep flock. He bought six ewes and a ram from A. W. Krage of Caledonia Minnesota, and at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago last week, purchased a yearling ewe a ram lamb and a ewe lamb from Keith B. Clark of Clark’s Hill Indiana.
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Wadena
Elmer C. Christen
Clayton County
A. W. Krage
Caledonia
Minn
Chicago
Keith’ B. Clark
Clark's Hill
Ind
Farmers protest bill hearing in Iowa packing stations
Sixty three farmers signed a protest petition Monday after John Coverdale of Waterloo a packing company representative spoke on the bill in the state legislature requiring official grading and weighing at each Myestock receiving station in Iowa.
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Greeley
John Coverdale
Waterloo
Packing Company
Myestock
Iowa
Rowley Creamery Receives Insurance For Butter Tubs
A. F. Sloan reports that Rowley Farmers Co operative Creamery has insured twenty nine tubs of butter after a hijack near DeKalb Illinois on October 9.
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Tha
Rowley
Rowley Creamery Company
A. F. Sloan
Rowley Farmers Co-operative Creamery Company
DeKalb
Ill
Record corn yield reported at Ackley
Officials at the four county fair debated a Thursday yield of 158.68 bushels per acre by Dewitt R. Mallory of Hampton on ten acres, likely the highest on any plot and possibly the state record in Iowa. Second place went to Guy Coulter of Conrad with 147.66 bushels. other top yields were from Grun dy Center.
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Ackley
Dewitt R. Mallory
Hampton
Mallory
Franklin County
Guy Coulter
Conrad
Iowa
Grundy Center
Fred Ukro
John Clarke
Glen Brown
W. D. Miller
Raymond Schultz
Brandt
William Saylor
Saylor
Maurice Eliter
J. W. Anderson
Town Falls
Feeders Still Are Intent On Selling Hogs To Save Corn
Des Moines Hog prices in Iowa fluctuated within a narrow range this week with a new low for the season and a mild rebound that kept weekly losses near ten cents. Direct trade saw price pressure yet feeders pressed to sell to protect corn. heavy central-market receipts reflected feeder restocking despite labor disturbances. Prices from first hands largely $2.75 to $2.90, with late-week bids up to $3 to attract runs. good to choice hogs 90 to 260 pounds fetched $2.90 to $3.15, some loads as low as $2.80. Heavy hogs over 270 pounds varied with distance hauled. Packing hogs moved steadily at $2 to $2.50.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Woman Defeats Men In Butter Judging Contest
In Dyersville, the Iowa Creamery Operators association hosted a butter judging event. Mrs John Sadler narrowly missed perfection with 1 1/2 points off, while three men Wayne Hunter A C Hogan and Lyle Miller tied for top male scores at 3 1/2 off. Miller’s sample achieved 94 percent.
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Dyersville
Iowa Creamery Operators' Association
John Sadler
Farley
A. C. Hogan
Masonville
Hickory Valley
Wayne Hunter
Littleport
Lyle Miller
Epworth
Delaware Champ Listed In Theater Husking Meet
Arnold Brandt who won the Delaware county corn husking contest at Greeley this fall has been selected as one of the eastern Iowa contestants to appear on the stage of the Iowa theater at Cedar Rapids Dec 18 to 21. His exact appearance night isn’t set yet but he will be followed by a number of rooters.
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The
Gazette
Greeley
Arnold Brandt
Delaware County
Iowa
Iowa Theater
Cedar, Rapids
Brandt
Discussion of corn hog program in Oneida session
Farmers in Oneida attended the agricultural night school session led by R. L. Amsberry. Thirty three people joined to discuss the corn hog production adjustment project. W. S. Bissell of Delaware township chaired the class. Another meeting was set for Thursday at the Red school four miles west of Oneida.
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Oneida
R. L. AmSberry
W. S. Bissell
Delaware Township
Red School
Iowa Officials Draft Crib Renovation Plans for Loan Access
DES MOINES UP Iowa corn growers will receive blueprinted steps to remodel old cribs to meet the 45 cent corn loan program rules. The guidance, produced by Iowa Department of Agriculture officials and Iowa State College engineers, aims to boost participation and loan volume. Officials expect program capacity to reach 2000 loans daily next week, with current loans ranging from 300 to 600 dollars and higher.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Iowa State College Agricultural Engineers
Iowa State College Agricultural Extension Service
Commodity Credit Corporation
H. C. Anberg
Henry Giese
Ray Murray
Aaberg
Department
Muscatine Lass Is 4H Holstein Champion Of Iowa
Genevieve Rita Naber of Muscatine is Iowa State Champion 4 H Holstein girl for 1933 by the Holstein Friesian Association of America. She started club work in 1931 with a registered Holstein heifer calf and expanded to more calves, earning multiple prizes at Mississippi Valley fair, West Liberty, State fair, Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress, and club shows. Her Seven Springs Tritomia Ellen won grand championship in 1933 at the State fair and first in class at Waterloo, and she was reserve champion showman overall at the State fair. She also served as secretary-treasurer of Muscatine County Dairy Calf club. She now becomes a candidate for national honors.
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Muscatine
Genevieve Rita Naber
Iowa
Holstein- Friesian Association of America
Genevieve
Iowa Board of Control
West Liberty
Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress
Ellen
Waterloo
Muscatine County
Holstein Association
Corn Show Planned At Earlville In December
The Earlville Community club will sponsor a seed corn show with $30 in cash prizes on December 22 and 23. County Agent Kermith Huedin of Manchester will judge entries on December 23. Each exhibitor may enter up to one bushel of corn.
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Earlville
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