Fayette 4 H Dairy Judges Eye England World Contest
Fayette county 4 H dairy cattle judging team, national champions in 1934, challenged to join the Young Farmers international contest in Newcastle England on July 3. Efforts by E S Estes and Ernest WoW Gt feud secretary to arrange travel. team includes Grover Mitchell, Paul Harrison, and Robert Putnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette
England
Aterloo
Fayette County
Newcastle
E S&s. Estes
Waterloo
Major M Hiles
London
National Federation of Young Farmers’ Clubs
Fessel
Ernest Wow
Iowa Sete Day Association
Grover Mtehe
Paul Harrion
Maynard
Robert Putnam
Arlington
Courts
WW Lodwick
Favette
Fence Drift Report Reflects Community Ties And Local Figures
An OCR damaged piece references fence drift incidents and local individuals including Beran Ladwick and Bat Pau, noting family ties and community pride. It mentions 4-H, judges, and a Tuoud be ba a te camese phrasing, with praise for early contributors and neighbors connected to the event.
Farm Near Reinbeck Sells For $65 An Acre
Reinbeck reports the James W Mutch farm of 560 acres six miles east of Reinbeck was sold to Greiner Brothers of Charles City for 65 dollars an acre, indicating strong land values in the area.
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Reinbeck
Brera
James Wmutvh
Greiner Brothers
Charles City
Creamery At Central City Pays 33c For Butterfat
Patrons of the Farmers' Mutual Creamery at Central City received thirty three cents a pound for last half of November butterfat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
Farmers’ Mutual Creamery Company
4-H Christmas Party With LeRoy Luckies Club
Forty four club members and parents of the LeRoy Luckies 4-H girls club gathered Saturday evening for a Christmas dinner at leader Mrs H J Grunewald’s home. Assistant leader Mrs Grant Shuck helped with the festivities.
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Blairstown
LeRoy Luckies 4-H Girls
H J Grunewald
Grant Shuck
Eight East Iowa Farm Bureaus Meet
A large gathering in eastern Iowa discusses farm aid policy, praising the Towa gas fund and urging faster administration in corn and hog programs. Leaders from Allamakee, Jones, and Fayette counties are re elected. plans to support Farm Bureau efforts and Secretary Henry Wallace are noted.
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East Iowa Farm Bureaus
Cedar
Allamakee
Jones, Benton, Fayette
Louisa, Grundy
Buchanan Counties
Ea OF Satan
Nak
Love Farm
Washington R
Allamakee County
Paul Hager
Waukon
John Rooster Jroop
Nee Alpin
Cee
Owen Pigott
Clarence Kerndt
AAA
Henry Wallace
Farm Bureau
Wauden
Glen Senee
Anemosa
Jones County
Bueau
Vondas
Ra Sarford
Scotch Grove
Highway Commission
Benton
Louisa County
Harold McCormac
Letts
Hugh Newell
Columbus Junction
Kenneth Whederrecht
Wapello
Earl Devore
Wappello
Earl P Smith
J Bo Garrett
Charman J W Conrad
Conrad
Grand County Farm Bureau
Monda
Cof Nmeaers
Beaman
Vicc-Epresident
Filiet Ledley Oof
Beaman Treassurer
Walter Tsnon
Grandy
Free Feehan
Batte
Eacb
Terracing Machine Helps Iowa Farmers Build Miles of Terraces
A new terracing machine tested across eighteen southern Iowa counties built 64 miles of terraces on 1 216 acres. Prof Couns Ayres led tests with 231 feet of terrace per acre, using 54 farms and over 337 000 feet of terraces. The project reduced erosion, aided flood control, and spurred local soil conservation groups to organize for ongoing terrace work.
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Agricultural Engineering Department
Iowa Emergency Relief Administration
Iowa
Prof Couns
FERA
Emergency Conservation Workers
E. C
Lee County
Prof. Ayres
Lee
van Buren
Davis
Appanoose
Wayne
Decatur
Taylor
Page
Fremont
Montgomery
Jefferson
Henry
Washington
Mahaska
Marion
Madison
Adair
Ayres
Ayres Raz Neern
Ste Fortes
Apunoose County
Prof
Cher
Packers Brace for Pork Shortage as Storage Grows
Ames based report notes December 1 stockpiles show pork frozen at about 160 million pounds up 28 percent from average and 6 percent above last year. Lard stores near 105 million pounds up 83 percent, while frozen pork signals intended shortages next year. Beef storage climbs to 130 million pounds, up from November levels and last year.
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Khe Closette
Ames
Towa
Wellman Hatchery Sets Record Early Turkey Egg Hatch
Wellman Maplecrest hatchery in Wellman has several hundred turkey eggs in incubators. Some eggs are due to hatch before year’s start, marking the plant’s earliest hatch aid. Eggs were shipped to Wellman from California.
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Wellman Hatchery
Wellman
Maplecrest
California
Seal Corn in Iowa County Increases Sealed Corn Loans
Federal corn sealing in Iowa county at 55 cents a bushel in the last thirty days adds six borrowers to the sealing list for 4925 bushels of corn and a credit of 2708.75. Over sixty days the sealed amount reaches 53271 bushels with a loan total of 29293.55.
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Marengo
Iowa County
Farm Auction Schedule for December Dates
Auction list shows multiple farm and estate sales across Iowa locations. Listings include closing out sales by Robert Siver near Mount Vernon Spear and Crist, W W Pollock near Whittier, A B Myers near Marion, Theo Martin Mount Vernon Shorthorn sale, H Kuriger dispersion near Monticello, G F Siemer Cedar Rapids area, W E Coonrod near sale, Paul Schallau near Newhall, Ben Wilson near Viola, and Rice and Phelps near Marion with dates December 19 20 and 22.
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Robert Siver
Mount Vernon Spear and
Crist
Stanwood
W. W. Pollock
Whittier
B. Myers
Marion
Theo. Martin
Mount Vernon
H. Kuriger
Monticello
G. F. Siemer
Cedar Rapids
W. E. Coonrod
South Sale
Paul Schallau
Newhall
Farm Census Takers To Be Recommended In Iowa District
Washington Iowa district appointing enumerators for the agricultural census starting January 1. Edward C Eicher asks county chairmen to convene a central committee to prepare a list for recommendation. Examinations by District Supervisor Thomason will follow. Kermit Smith named assistant district supervisor in Cedar Rapids.
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Washington, In
Iowa
Edward C Eicher
Central Committee
Washington, D. C
Thomason
Oakville
Amber Creamery Pays 34 Cents for November Butterfat
Amber creamery patrons received thirty four cents a pound for last half of November butterfat.
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Amber Creamery
The
Gazette
AMBER
Orders for rough feed flood regional office inventory
The regional forage conservation administration reports 300 carloads of baled stover and fodder from Missouri to South Dakota and 500 carloads from Colorado. About 80 000 tons are under contract in Iowa Illinois and Minnesota with only 4 000 tons canceled. Immediate delivery shows 14 000 tons available. Corn borer rules limit shipments from Indiana and Ohio. Soy bean hay shipments to drought areas have started. Prices are 15 to 16 dollars per ton for rough feed and 8.50 dollars per ton for shredded stover heading to the southwest.
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Waterloo
Forage Conservation Administration
Lew Plager
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Mr. Plager
Indiana
Ohio
Iowa Emergency Relief Association
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Tosa
United States
Combs
Ham
Inwa Orsature
Forthcom Sg
Tee
John Kallan
van Horne
Aegiles
Ony Schmitz
Chas Barron
Farich
Auelieon
Blabas
Malwa
Cabres
Tee Gout
G. F. Silmer
AL. T Bens
Tc Rapids
Ila
REID
United State Bank Cte
Ben Wilson
Nop Merrit
Sears Fruit Mart
Brazils
Oranges Large Sunkist
Doz
Grdur Rupids
Gusette
BY Ray Ah Ass
Neel Mds
Ts Utarey
Peter
Cffe
Eniwen
Raamtiss
Omtom
Tequ Rald
Terrace
Teres Teraver Goms
Col.ns
Buchanan County
Todependente
Sesmnarn
Deoup
Te Buchanenm
Sear Eau
Cherscen
Dav
Wie
Heese Cherry
Winthrop Vee Predent
Ralph Patton
Independence
Roa Nelson
HO Pelham
Mountray Gissel
Womens Project
Viacetharman
Helen Hallet
Frank Bantz
Independence Publicity
Carl Nourse
Fairbank
Teader
George Saudbry
Colwerth
Amerian Farm Bureau Federation
Nashville
Buchanan
Board of Supervisors
County Allotment Committee
South Town
Sarno Meryat
Teeraciae Marbine
Ocean
Dial
Tittle Bros
J. C. Penney Co
Gio
Viola
Rice and Phelps
Buehler
First Street
Sanford
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