Complex 1930s Agricultural Adjustments and Hog Base Rules
The document discusses farm unit adjustments under 1930s agricultural policy, detailing how counties may permit planted corn acres in 1935 and how hog base numbers are calculated. It cites rules for submitting proof to county committees, the role of the agricultural adjustment administration, and margins for adjusting corn and hog bases, with emphasis on one contract per farming unit and the absence of certain payments.
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Ross
Tod
Washington
Countes Weruuch
Jobn Wilson
Unio
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Mey
Agricultural Adustment Administration
Gly-Cas touted as miracle cure by local user
Miss H. Mace of Counol Bluffs credits Gly-Cas with dramatic relief from flu symptoms and stomach distress after 60 days. She reports improved eating, digestion, and kidney comfort, claiming the product made her feel like a new person. Sold by Thrifty Drug Store in SF.
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Miss H . Mace
Ave. H. Counol Bluffs
Toflus
1St St SF
What Do Farmers Do Besides Farm in Iowa
About 400 county committeemen in Iowa have spent most of the last eleven months at the courthouse signing corn and hog contracts. The effort required steady concentration as they managed farm tasks through hired help while keeping up with complex figures and allocations.
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Iowa
Munday
Manchester
Marie Kenny
D. Drummy
Henner
Ryan
Henneth Beddow
L. B. Bishop
County Association
Eerlville
Allamakee Forty Sells for 5000 Dollars
WAUKON The forty acre farm of William Duvel in Ludlow township Allamakee county sold this week to Martin E Stock a retiring farmer for 5000 dollars or 125 dollars an acre Buildings on the Duvel farm are in poor condition. Dysart William Hilmer senior formerly of Dysart recently purchased 160 acres southwest of Washburn in Black Hawk county for 100 dollars an acre Possession will be given soon.
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Ciavette
Waukon
William Duvel
Ludlow Township
Allamakee County
Martin E
Duvel
Sorein’ 'O
Cinerette
Dysart
William Hilmer, Sr
Washburn
Black Hawk County
Fence Drift Leads as Today's Top Story
Lead story notes a dramatic shift in a kitchen routine with a wary tone. A cook once prepared pork and beans separately while now a feeder blends them together in the pig.
Early pays arrive in Delaware and midwest contract signings
Special to The Gazette reports 436 early pay 1934 benefit checks totaling 40 304 distributed from Manchester office. Keokuk county reports 896 corn hog contract applications. total signers 1900 in 1934. In Jones county 286 signers by Monday. Fayette county leads with Merle Pattison first to sign on January 31. Independence Buchanan county shows slow signups with Washington township at 14 signers and Middlefield 15.
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Sigourney
Keokuk County
Maurice Soulis
Anamosa
Jones County
Gazettes
Fayette
Merle Pattison
Fayette County
Independence
Buchanan County
Washington Township
Drought relief culls 8 million cattle. government closes purchases
The federal program bought 8,156,962 drought cattle for 103,335,322 dollars at 13.50 a head, reducing inventory to about 57 million. Many remaining cattle are thin and will need heavy feeding, while some figures show potential rebound as feed supplies rise. About 1,424,879 animals were condemned and destroyed on farms.
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Washington
AAA
Chicago
H. J. Gramlch
Chester C. Davis
Gramlich
Col
Phillip G. Murphy
The
Mississippi River
Federal Relief Administration
Coming Farm Auctions Weekly Schedule
A sequence of closing out farm auctions listed by date and location. Fred Huey sale near Lisbon leads this week with multiple farms and public sales across Iowa towns including Anamosa Ely Alburnett Norway Walburg Kenwood Mount Vernon Coggon Marton and others with auctions by Orlin Tehl Schoenfelder Hanson Rudish and Wemger among organizers.
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Fred Huey
Lisbon
Anamosa
Jd Fuhrmeister
North
Ely
Orlin R Tehl
Mils North
Improvement in Feed Situation Prompts Farmer Purchases
Officials cited surveys showing better feed conditions as farmers with excess supplies rush to sell. States reported purchases including Iowa with 5,189 farms and 21,638 total units, 19.5 percent cattle bought on selling farms, and 1,862 cattle condemned as unfit for food.
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AAA
Towa
Kraft Named New Buttermaker at Strawberry Point Creamery
Straw berry Point Creamery directors announced Monday that Aldon C Kraft of Northfield Minnesota will replace Otto Weger as buttermaker. Kraft is to begin work in two weeks, with assignment to Strawberry Point.
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Strawberry Point
Aldon C. Kraft
Northfield
Minn
Strawberry Point Creamery Association
Kraft
Otto Weger
Popcorn Yields Top One Ton Per Acre On Clarence Farm
Clarence Fred Koch near Clarence planted twenty acres of South American yellow popcorn in 1934 and yielded more than one ton per acre, totaling 42 000 pounds sold for 6 2 3 cents a pound. The Koch brothers shipped two carloads of 120 000 pounds to Kansas City while streamlining car washing appears in the same notice.
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Clarence
Fred Koch
Koch
Herman Koch
Koch Brothers
Kansas City
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