Independence County Farm Meeting Discusses Budget Transfers
The Independence County Farm Sureasim meeting on Tuesday reviewed a proposal by Senator WoOF Meier to permanently transfer about 36 000 annually from the seven Gary road fund to the poor fund. Opposed by road bureau members due to impact on road construction, the measure faced resistance from the resolutions committee led by Frank J Bantz and others.
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Surhanan
Woof Meier
Indepensencre
Gerorge F Siemmons
Frank J Bantz
Hhh Seeman
Perkins-Haskins
Kezislavian
Farm Auction Schedule December 20 21 22
Coming farm auctions Wednesday December 20 close out sale by Chris Hansen half mile west Lowdon one company auction at Tews sty Thursday December 21 Livestock auction of West Lovalse suction of sake code Many at West Branch Friday December 22 Town Livestock sale at Oar Ramdas
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West Lowdon
Tewssty
West Branch
Towx
Ramdas
Rider Plan Speeds Corn Hog Payments Issued By AAA
Washington announces a rider plan to speed corn hog payment by weeks. Producers sign with the rider agreeing to changes found by county and state committees and USDA statistics, enabling early payments while final checks follow.
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Gazetta
Washington DC
A G Black
Farmm-Hoz
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
State Statistician
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Department of Agriculture
Black
Edgewood Creamery Pays 23 Cents For Butterfat
Edgewood Creamery pays 23 cents per pound for butterfat in November with a range from 22 to 28 cents noted. The report mentions Edgewood Farmers Creamery and a reference to Daw or Dawd Daw’ns.
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Edgewood Creamery
Edgewood Farmers Creamery Company
Farmers Receive 20 Cent Checks From Chicago Exchange
Rural stockmen in the Midwest received 25 cent refunds on unloaded livestock from May 21 1917 to March 1 1920. The Chicago Livestock Exchange announced checks totaling 185000 were mailed after a long interstate dispute over who pays unloading costs at stockyards and rail yards.
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Tnian
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Ferner
Shipper
Chicago Livestock Exchange
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Railroad Administration
Supreme Court of the United States
Champion Angus at St Louis Is Sold For $1.01 a Pound
Nearly 400 4-H contestants from Missouri Illinois Iowa and Kansas competed for sixty prizes at the sixth Annual Exchange show in East St Louis. The grand champion Angus calf weighed 860 pounds and sold for 110 per pound to Charles Pershall of Granite City Illinois. The reserve Hereford sold for 35 cents per pound to Will Docter of St. Louis. Illinois exhibitors captured most Angus prizes while Missouri exhibitors led Hereford ribbons. The overall average price for cattle was 7.31 per hundredweight.
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East ST. Louis
Missouri
Llinois
Iowa
Kansas
Florence Krejci
Edwardsville
Charles Pershall
Granite City
Jane Britton
Casner, Til
Will Docter
St. Louis
Imnois
Corn Poultry And Egg Show At Vinton
The Vinton corn, poultry and egg show featured displays from Benton County huts with prizes for top samples. General secretary Robert Van Nice, Robert Thon son, and Howard Johnson chaired the poultry division while Gia Beresford and Howard Bostyons supervised the egg show. Frances Reiss and James Mowbray led overall arrangements.
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Benton Wonky
Enti
Stones
Robert van Nice Robrt Thonson
Howant Johnson
Gia Beresford
Howard
80 Acre Tract Sold for 5000 Cash near West Union
Special to The Gazetta reports Edwin Jacobsen sold an unimproved five acre tract northwest of West Union for 5000 dollars to William B. Grimes. Jacobsen retains fifty acres where the buildings sit. The Grimes fields extend over his current farm and belong to the late W T Grimes's former holdings.
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Gazetta
West Union
Edwin Jacobsen
Wiliam
Oneida Farm Students Inspect Packing Plant
Oneida high school vocational agriculture class led by teacher R. L. Amsberry inspected the T. M Sinclair packing plant and other Cedar Rapids facilities as preparation for a meat cutting and curing demonstration at the annual Oneida corn show and institute on January 17. The night school program on Wednesday will feature a Chicago expert on direct marketing.
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R. L. Amsberry
Oneida High School
Delaware County
T. M Sinclair
Cedar Rapids
Oneida
Chicago
Amsberry
Carl Asks Growers Seeking Crop Data To Name Township
The crop reporting bureau reports hundreds of requests for information to help farmers fill corn-hog contracts. Township name is required to receive service and explanations from Washington are expected soon with meetings to discuss provisions.
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Carl
DSE
Leslie M. Carl
J. Earl Cook
Federal
Washington, D. C
Delaware Sealer Labor Action Threat Could Halt Crib Sealing
Delaware sealers threaten to strike over a proposed fee of one cent per bushel, accusing officials of undervaluing cribs and delaying work. Dan Schnittjer of Delhi convened a board meeting to seek a settlement while crews report varying crib sizes and multiple farm trips per sealing.
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REE Ra Sealers Wiike Wiwateeal
Hestuictis
Tore Reena
Agricwture
Eestalt Cant & Ate
Rin Gosientiis Vielit
Cramer
Des Malis
Delaware County
Dan SchnittjJer
Delhi
Delaware
Large corn loan filings total $65,628.50 in county records
Special to The Gazette reports 134 distinct corn loans filed on Saturday and Monday, amounting to $21,497.90 and lifting the year to date total to $65,628.50 in the county recorder’s office.
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Independence
Buchanan County
Hazel Ensminger
O'Laughlin Brothers
Tipton
County Recorder’s Office
High cow tops Washington county dairy test
In Washington Iowa the county test association named E P Hayes’s cow as the top producer with 75.7 pounds of butterfat in November. Other top ten cows belonged to A L Duensing Dan and Dean Johnson and FE L Swartzendruber. Forty six cows averaged over forty pounds butterfat and seven members fed a home grown ration of oats corn soybeans and legumes.
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Washington, Ia
Washington County Test Association
E. P. Hayes
Washington
Robert Brasch
A. L. Duensing
Dan
Dean Johnson
FE. L. Swartzendruber
Mules and Horses Fetch Strong Prices in East Iowa Auctions
At Anamosa and West Liberty sales, teams of mules and horses commanded high bids while cattle and hog consignments posted solid prices. Colts weighed about 1.04 pounds selling near 144 dollars, cows averaged 23.50, yearlings 17.35, calves 14.25, and work horses up to 60 dollars. Stockers, feeders and sheep also traded briskly with apples and onions priced at modest levels.
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Lee Bebee
Gazette
West Liberty
Gibson
Timber and Livestock Auctions At Dysart And Maquoreta
In Dysart area Roscoe McElhinney timber north of Dysart sold a quantity of sawed hardwood and fence posts for a total of 200 dollars. Wood piles fetched from 3.50 to 10 dollars each. In Maquoreta eight hundred head of cattle sold at auction for a top of 5.40 per hundredweight for Angus calves. Sixty five Montana horses sold for a top of 9 dollars with an average price of 60 dollars.
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Dysart
Roscoe McElhinney
Maquoreta
Montana
Johnson County Farm Bureau Set To Meet In Iowa City
Johnson County Farm Bureau will hold its annual meeting in Iowa City Thursday evening with a regular business session and officer elections. The program includes recognition and awards for more than thirty five 4 H club members.
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Tne
Fayetis
Fayette
Marnard
Bev Turner Randalia
Fayette County Farm Bureau
Iowa City
Johnson County Farm Bureau
Glenn Hope
Milo Reno Speaks to Des Moines Farmers at Proto
Milo Reno of Des Moines president of the National Farmers Holiday association addressed a group of farmers at Proto on Sunday night.
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Decorah
Milo Reno
Des Moines
National Farmers Holiday Association
Proto
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