Argentine Exports Dominate 1935 World Corn Trade
A federal corn review notes 1935 world corn shipments reached 250 million bushels from April to November, with Argentina supplying about 82 percent. Argentina exported 205 million bushels, US imports totaled 36.95 million, and domestic stocks stood at 64.1 million. Policy shifts favor feed crop production and import limits, with Germany boosting pig production and hog output reductions cited.
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ORLD
Grain Market News Service
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Denmark
Sweden
Switzland
Danmubuen
Austri
Cvichoslovakia
Switzerhind
Great Pritam
Ef Retmareey
Poe
Regtuouam
Fences Drift Through Amanas and Global Market Notes
A rustic report recalls a quiet night in the Amanas, contrasting solidarity with distant economic upheavals. The piece shifts to international finance, detailing Italy's gold price rise, Romean debt settlements, and barter trade trends in Romania Hungary Argentina and Austrian trade policy amid sanctions and exchange controls.
Egg storage deal may affect prices next spring
A December review from the United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics warns that unsatisfactory storage operations this year will make dealers more conservative in bids for the 1936 storage season. Egg and poultry markets show weak demand for storage eggs and smaller movement into distributive channels during August to November, with production expanding due to more pullets and favorable feed conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Ege
Hog thieves take three hogs from Keswick feedlot
Clarence Wilhite, an implement dealer near Keswick, reported three head of hogs stolen from his north Keswick feedlot on Wednesday night. The hogs were bled and loaded into a small truck and driven north by the thieves. Wilhite trades in corn hogs cattle horses and has forty eight new tractors on order for spring delivery.
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Keswick
Clarence Wilhite
Mr. Wilhite
17 535 Bushels Sealed To Date In Jones County
Special to The Gazette Anamosa reports that to date Saturday a total of 17535 bushels of 1935 corn have been sealed in Jones county by twenty two farmers. Seven farmers sealed corn last week: Henry Markwenn of Olin 625 bushels for 281.25 dollars J R Duncan of Anamosa 450 bushels for 382.50 Estella Mae Cusher of Martello 450 bushels for 202.50 Fred T Fedderson of Clarence 890 bushels for 400 WA Boots of Morley 600 bushels for 270 John Supple of Cascade 430 bushels for 283.50 and Ben Roche of Monticello 500 bushels for 225.
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Anamosa
Jones County
Henry Markwenn
Olin
J R Duncan
Estella Mae Cusher
Martello
Fred T Fedderson
Clarence
WA Boots
Hog sale report from Anamosa farmer on Chicago market
Anamosa farmer Ogden Jones reported selling hogs last week on the Chicago market. The sale brought nine hogs at ten dollars per hundredweight.
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Sproal
Anamosa
A P Ogden
Farmeroon Jones
Chicago
Wallace Questions Parity Policy For Hog Prices In 1930s Context
Wallace told the Farm Economics Association in New York that maintaining parity prices for hogs could force the domestic consumer to eat less pork. He urged balancing production with stable prices to secure long term national welfare and soil conservation. The plan envisions regional surveys and a move toward a balanced economy rather than strict parity.
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Farm Economics Association
New York City
Wallace
New York
Rate Of Decline In Production Of Colts Is Slowing
Special to The Gazette. A nation wide estimate by the United States department of agriculture shows horse and mule production declines eased from 1920 25 to 1930 35, due to many farmers quitting breeding. Only about sixty five of every hundred mares bred foal and not more than fifty raise colts to yearling age, with a shortage of good sires, especially jacks.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Ste
United States
Ieal
Colorado
Roosevelt Era Debate on Conservation and AAA Reforms
Secretary Wallace criticizes laissez faire policies and calls for a more permanent, sensible agricultural adjustment program. He cites parity debates, land use concerns, and President Roosevelt’s vision for a flexible future AAA. Includes census figures on horses, mules, and livestock from 1920 to 1935 and market prices for draft animals.
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Wallace
AAA
Roosevelt
Farm Planners to Meet Here Tuesday
More than fifty farmers from eleven eastern Iowa counties will join county agents and the Iowa Agricultural Planning board at Cedar Rapids Tuesday to outline uniform community procedures. The district conference at the Y M C A includes Linn Benton Tama Poweshiek Iowa Johnson Jones Cedar Scott Clinton and Jackson counties.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Agricultural Planning Board
Mark McDonald
Ames Extension Service
Linn
Benton
Tama
Poweshick
Johnson
Jones
Cedar
Scott
Clinton
Jackson
Maquoketa
Jackson County
H. H. Merrick
John L. A. Kruse
Vincent Henneberry
M. C. Harrison
F. E. Krause
Montana Horses Lead Independence Sale Prices
In Independence buyers paid up to 185 for a black five year old horse as Ninety five Montana horses sold at the consignment sale. An eleven year old gray team brought 300 and a two year old colt sold for 148 while twenty sucklings averaged 35 each. The overall average was 65 per head and the sale total exceeded 5000. John Heffran Masonville owned the lot.
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The
Gazette
Independence
Montana
John Heffranan
Masonville
Grange Leaders To Meet With Extension Workers
Jas per and Poweshiek county Grange leaders will hold a two day conference in Newton on January 2 and 3 to review program features. Mrs. Charles Gharrelt state Grange lecturer and Leonard Zahn Jesper county agent organize with Ames extension service.
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Ames—Grange
Jasper
Poweshiek Counties
Newton
Charles Gharrelt
State
Leonard Zahn
Jesper County
Ames Extension Service
Creomulsion Ad Claims Quick Cough Relief
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a remedy for coughs chest colds and bronchial irritation. It promises to soothe inflamed membranes loosen phlegm and guarantee satisfaction with a money back offer if results are not seen from the first use.
Farm Auction Schedule Includes Cedar Rapids Area Sales
Public sale listings on December 31 include Taylor & Usher three miles north of Cedar Rapids. January 2 features W S Penn dairy cows at Mount Vernon and Propst Brothers horse sale five miles west of Iowa City. January 4 has John Friedl closing out sale on Cedar Rapids 40th Street East.
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Taylor & Usher
Cedar Rapids
W. S. Penn
Mount Vernon
Propst Brothers
Iowa City
John Friedl
40Th St. E
Butterfat paid at Hazleton Creamery halves in December
Hazleton Farmers Creamery issued payment for the first half of December at thirty seven cents per pound for butterfat. Secretary M C Coy reported the figures.
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Hazleton
Hazleton Farmers Creamery Company
M. C. Coy
Argentine Corn Rules Coast Market
The market news service notes Pacific coast demand was met by Argentine corn priced well below domestic stock. Western Nebraska corn traded near Argentine prices in California, Washington, and Oregon. A shipment reached Tacoma. total Argentina to US shipments were 291000 bushels.
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Federal Department of Agriculture
United States
Pacific Coast
Nebraska
California
Washington
Oregon
Tacoma
Argentina
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Aker
Burr
Saggy Springs
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Bowman Bee
Joe
John Till
Cascade
Alfred Haferbier
Miles
Grange
William
Willams
Lagomarcitro-Grape Co
1St St. SE
Automobile Shoppe
Turkeys
Armour
del Monte
del Monte Aspar
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College Inn
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POTAT
New York Rural
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McClure’s
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