Institutional land owners split division in corn hog program
Dr A G Black announced a separate division within the agricultural adjustment administration to handle institutional land owners. The plan sets farm unit accounting per contracted farms and directs county committees on non contract farms while emphasizing group cooperation and future policy.
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Washington
A. G. Black
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Ames
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South Dakota
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New York City
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King
Midwest
Seed corn shipments and tax talk from Southern workers
Shenandoah reports seed corn shipments to Memphis amid hints of a yield tax on agricultural production after the processing tax. Cedar Rapids officials cite speeches by CA Cobb and Arthur Huntington at a Memphis meeting urging corn expansion and farm self sufficiency with focus on pasture, dairy, and garden outputs.
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Dinie
Shenandoah
Harry Sandbers
Cedar Rapids
Uncle Sam
Engineer Huntingston
C A. Cobb
AAA
Memphis
Cobb
Huntington
Southern Agricultural Workers
Confab Extension
Gly-Cas Praise Fills Cedar Rapids Ads For Remedy
Advertorial letter pushes Gly-Cas as remedy for stomach and kidney issues. Local drug store advertises product at First and Third Avenue SE, urging public to try the new remedy and promising real results.
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Howe
Falure
Fon Tts Drug Store
First and
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Elgin Creamery Pays 22 Cents For Butterfat
Patrons of the Elgin Farmers Valley creamery cooperative here agreed Monday to pay for butterfat at 22 cents a pound for the first time after January, an increase of 2 cents over the price for the last half of December.
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Elgin Farmers Valley Company Co-Opera Se Creamery
Local Signatures Gathered for Township Registration
About 30 corn-hog con feyes signed Friday with Betude reporting for the registration board. Surners hailed from Lafayette township area as the board awarded contracts at Haener for residents west to foot ere township. Mr Klein estimated over 100 signatures would be needed. Klein is accompanied by Barnert Forrest Herr D Kurepatric and A C Herman.
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Esera
KFOTA
Monticello Co-Op reports 1933 butterfat average and totals
The Farmers Mutual Creamery of Monticello posts 1933 figures with an average butterfat price of 23.75 cents per pound and $221,378.43 paid for 932,001 pounds of butterfat. Cream sales hit 265,572 pounds of sweet cream, while 1,049,415 pounds of butter were produced from 848,559 pounds of butterfat. Directors elected include J Martinson and Theodore Rieniers, with Halstead M Carpenter named treasurer.
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Monticello
Farmers Mutual Creamery Company
Emil Stutt
Stutt
Halstead M Carpenter
Henry M. Carpenter
Henry Carpenter
Jesse Martinsen
Theodore Rieniers
Sand Spring
Carl Hein
Bowen's Prairie
Wilt Hoffman
Scotch Grove
J H Zimmerman
Wayne
Carl Heiken
Cass
C H Gerdes
Castle Grove
Hugh Orchard
The
Cedar Rapids
Greeley Creamery Reports Record Butter Output and sales
Greeley Farmers Co operative creamery paid an average 23.28 cents per pound for 420 630 pounds of butterfat in 1933. Secretary John G Tegeler announced at the annual meeting. Butter production reached 523 633 pounds with an average price of 20.64 cents. Overrun averaged 24.48 percent and cream test stood at 28.95 percent. 1 032 228 pounds of buttermilk sold for 8.96 cents per hundredweight.
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Greeley
Greeley Farmers Co-operative Creamery Company
John G Tegeler
C N Baehler
Dairy Co-Op Patrons To Meet At Robins Friday
Dell Van Note secretary of Cedar Rapids Co-operative Dairy company and district 5 director announces that district 5 patrons will meet at 8 pm Friday at Robins as a preliminary to the co operatives annual meeting next Tuesday at Cedar Rapids.
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Robins
Dell van Note
Cedar Rapids
Iowa farmers exceed 75000 signers in production contracts
More than 75,000 corn and hog growers in Iowa have signed production adjustment contracts, per Murl McDonald of the extension service. County agents report Benton leads with 1,900 signers, Butler 1,476, Grundy 1,352, and Cass 1,310, with eighteen counties topping 1,000 signers.
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Ames
Iowa
Murl McDonald
Extension Service
Mr McDonald
Benton County
Butler
Grundy
Cass
Linn
Tama
Washington
Dubuque
Poweshick
Webster
West Pottawattamie
Polk
Pocahontas
Palo Alto
Mills
Jasper
Humboldt
Hardin
Fremont
Dallas
Crawford
Cherokee
Benton
Dairy Association To Meet Thursday In Ames
Waterloo reports the annual Iowa State Dairy association meeting set for Thursday in Ames. Ernest M. Wright field secretary announces speakers A J Glover dairy paper editor Fort Atkinson and Dr W E Nelson Ames. Ayrshire Brown Swiss Guernsey Holstein and Jersey groups will hold separate afternoon meetings.
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Waterloo
Iowa State Dairy Association
Ames
Ernest M. Wright
A J Glover
Fort Atkinson
W. E. Nelson
Guernsey
Jersey
North English corn wins sweepstakes at Iowa State show
Holden of North English captured the sweepstakes prize in the commercial corn class as judging began at Iowa State College during Farm and Home Week. entry totals dropped nearly 65 percent from last year. state entries dominated the yield test. Northern and southern section winners named include Thoreson Brothers Swea City and Ewald Kahle Plainfield plus True Fuller State Center. Special to The Gazette Ames.
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North English
Iowa
Iowa State College
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Robinson
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Swea City
Ewald Kahle
Plainfield
True Fuller
State Center
Holden
E. R. Mawdsley
Inington
North Central
Eugene Ducan
Marcus
South Central
H H. Stevens
Scranton
F. J. Streeter
Indianola
Farm Auctions Close to Cedar Rapids and Nearby Towns
Auction listings outline multiple farm and consignment sales across Cedar Rapids Mechanicsville Alburnett Covington Stanwood Toddville and Iowa City. Notable estates include S L Norris at Cedar Rapids and D A Cruikshank north of Toddville with livestock and horse sales noted.
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Cedar Rapids
Kline Bros
Mechanicsville
Mack and Wehrend
Alburnett
Iowa City
al Book
Covington
Stanwood
Spears and
Dodson
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Toddville
Iowa corn yield contest awards grain varieties top honors
The competition split into northern north central and southern divisions. Wilson led in north central with 60.37 bushels per acre. Sioux City Seed’s open-pollinated entry led northern with 77.22. Meyer Yellow Dent topped southern with 70.82. Hybrids dominated experimental division winners, and all victors received gold medals.
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Wilson
North Central
Sioux City Seed Company
Clarence Meyer
van Meter
H. H Turner
Grand Junction
Corn Company
Grimes
Hi-bred Corn Company
Robinson
Tipton Trader Albert Thede Sells Short-Fed Steers in Chicago
Special to The Gazette Albert Thede of Cedar County sold a consignment of short-fed steers Monday in Chicago for 5.75 dollars per hundredweight.
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Tipton
Albert Thede
Cedar County
Chicago
Statisticians Meet With Corn Hog Folk in Iowa
County agents and corn hog sign up committee men in eastern Iowa met in Cedar Rapids with Julius Peters and Rex Beresford for guidance on tabulating 1932 corn and hog production data and setting up permanent allotment committees. The sessions traveled statewide with further meetings listed in Greenfield Dennison Mason City West Union Cherokee Marshalltown and Council Bluffs.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Julius Peters
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Des Moines
Rex Beresford
Ames Extension Service
Greenfield
Dennison
Mason City
West Union
Cherokee
Marshalltown
Council Bluffs
Albin
Mount Pleasant
Peters
Federal Statisticians
Linn Veterinarians Plan Annual Meeting Thursday
Linn County Veterinary association members will meet Thursday evening at Hotel Montrose Cedar Rapids for their annual gathering Officers will be elected The program features narrations of professional experiences by George Albery Monticello L F Barrett Cascade W W Bronson Wyoming James Dixon Tipton J W Griffith Cedar Rapids W S O'Brien Ryan N A Kippen Independence and J S Potter Iowa City
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Hotel Montrose
Cedar Rapids
George Albery
Monticello
L. F. Barrett
Cascade
W. W. Bronson
Wyoming
James Dixon
Tipton
J W. Griffith
W. S. O'Brien
Ryan
N. A. Kippen
Independence
J. S. Potter
Iowa City
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