Buttermilk Price Tied To Hog Market In Edgewood Deal
A sliding scale price contract binds The Farmers Creamery and local hog feeder C. E. Ryan. January buttermilk cost 7.21 per hundredweight. output last month was 14 934 pounds. The agreement sets price 50 cents beneath Chicago hog average. Walker Creamery paid 40 cents per pound for January butterfat. Delhi Silver Spring Creamery directors and officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peaewoop
Farmers Creamery Company
C. E. Ryan
Edgewood
Ralph Rizer
Walker
Walker Farmers Creamery Company
John H. Fairchild
A. J. Nelson
Keith Vawter
H. F E. McDonald
W. F. Kaesser
Emery Arnold
FHA Pushes Farm Building In Town
Ames extension service will cooperate with the farm section of the Federal Housing Administration to provide information on repairs and remodeling of farm homes and structures. Earl D. Anderson of Grinnell is the farm representative with Des Moines headquarters. The program aims to boost building material demand and improve agricultural income, with government loan guarantees to assist homeowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Housing Administration
Earl D. Anderson
Grinnell
The
Housing Administration
Des Moines
Bliss
Anderson
Extension Agricultural Engineers
Home Management
Fence Drift in Wire and White House Echoes
A fragmentary column critiques political figures including Victor Christgau and Chester Davis. It notes Davis faces a tough job balancing interests and hints at friction with his secretary who resists attention to minor matters. The piece conveys a sharp, wry tone about administration dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Mr. Davis
Bobby
Farm Housing Initiative Plans Iowa Farm Building Days
Furnishing specialists will share information with farmers and farm wives on repairs and improvements. The CWA rural housing survey shows many low cost fixes owners can make. The Farm Housing section will hold farm building days in Iowa towns this spring under Mr. Anderson with extension service cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWA
Iowa
Anderson
Extension Service
C. H. van Vlack
Road Conditions Delay Farm Census Enumerators
Washington In M D Thomson supervisor of the agricultural census in district No 7 reports about twenty of the 152 enumerators have completed their work. Road conditions have handicapped census work. Many enumerators have not started and others are quarantined with sickness. The work was to be completed in three months but considerable checking is required in the local office before records are sent to Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Washington
M. D. Thomson
Washington, D. C
Britain Cuts Pork Import Quota For 1935
Britain fixed a four month cured pork import quota at 206 432 000 pounds, down 22 4 percent from last year. The United States receives 8 1 percent of the total quota, about 16 721 000 pounds for January through April 1935, with 15 355 000 pounds imported in the same period of 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United Kingdom
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
E. A. Foley
London
United States
Bureau
New Jones County allotment committee formed in 1935
Wyoming's T L Lorenzen was re elected as chairman of the Jones county corn and hog production adjustment association with Herman Helgens Monticello as vice president and Carl Smith Anamosa as secretary Leroy Dirks Anamosa as treasurer New directors include Ray Stivers Olin William Stanton Jr Bernard and Oscar Kinler Hale John Specht Monticello named alternate director The group gains four new township chairmen and eighteen new committeemen The 1935 appraisal basis shifts to average yield on all cultivated land not just contracted acres
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
L. T. Lorenzen
Wyoming
Jones County
Herman Helgens
Monticello
Carl Smith
Leroy Dirks
Ray Stivers
Olin
William Stanton, Jr
Bernard
Oscar Kinler
Hale
John
M. Dyas
Maquoketa
Dyas
K. W. Stouder
Ames Extension Department
Decline in British pork imports under 1934 quota plan
The report notes a 10.2 percent below 1934 import levels and a current annual import rate of 6.5 percent for all foreign quota countries. It contrasts this with hoped cuts of 12.5 percent for early 1935 and lists the 1934 quota allocations by country including Denmark 63.5 percent and the United States 8 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Denmark
Netherlands
Poland
Sweden
Lithuania
Estonia
Finland
Latvia
Russia
Argentina
The
Impaction From Too Much Roughage Fatal To Livestock
Southern Iowa reports from county agents veterinarians and farmers link excess coarse roughage and too little grain to livestock deaths. Dr E F Waller notes impaction in cattle horses and chickens from unbalanced rations. Recommendations include balanced grain intake Bran mash salt and ample warm water to reduce impactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
K. W. Stouder
E. F. Waller
Pathology Department
Division of Veterinary Medicine
Waller
Stouder
Linn county signers total 1685 for corn hog contracts
Records at county headquarters show 1,685 signers in Linn county for 1935 corn and hog contracts. Township meetings completed. signup continues to township committeemen. Otter Creek reports election of Gilbert Batchelder as chairman with Elmer Moore and Fred M. Fisher as other committeemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Otter Creek
Alburnett
Gilbert Batchelder
Elmer Moore
Fred M. Fisher
County corn hog group to elect officers
J. G. Hudepohl, Herman Schuldt, Charles W. Austin are named along with Lincoln L. Hinrichs as chairman M. J. Fetzer as vice chairman and Elmer Schultz as secretary. Officers will be elected February 25 at a Williamsburg meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Hudepohl
Herman Schuldt
Charles W. Austin
Lincoln
L. H. Hinrichs
M. J. Fetzer
Elmer Schultz
Williamsburg
Jones county 1935 corn and hog contracts total 1066
Signers of applications for 1935 corn and hog contracts in Jones county reach 1066 as of the county headquarters report issued Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Jones County
Farmers sign 1935 corn hog contracts in Tama county
Forty farmers in York township Tama county signed corn and hog contracts for the 1935 program at a signup meeting led by Robert Lyons and John Cherveny of Toledo. A second signup meeting is planned for officers. Additional signups are scheduled in Big Grove township Solon in Johnson county Thursday Friday and Saturday this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazet
Elberon
York Township
Tama County
Robert Lyons
John Cherveny
Toledo
Solon
Big Grove Township
Johnson County
Emergency freight rates cut to move wheat to drought regions
An emergency 25 percent freight rate reduction takes effect to hasten movement of surplus wheat from Idaho Oregon and Washington into drought designated counties in Montana North Dakota South Dakota and Wyoming. The policy covers carload shipments of cracked soft white wheat in sacks and whole soft white wheat cracked and sacked in transit.
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Washington
Northwest
Idaho
Oregon
Montana
North
South Dakota
Wyoming
Piles Relief Claim From Hemroid Tablets Ad
An advertisement promotes internal Hemroid tablets as a cure for piles, claiming that external salves and cutting do not remove the cause. It cites Dr J S Leonhardt and a money back guarantee from May Drug Co, urging readers to use Hemroid tablets for internal relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonhardt
May Drug Co
Solon Sale Nets Over Five Thousand Dollars
Soybeans sold for 1.95 a bushel with clover seed at 16.50, seed corn 1.80, oats 67.4 to .69, hay 15 a ton, straw 0.58 a bale. Livestock includes Duroc brood sows 33.50 to 36, feeder shoats 13, fall pigs 5.25 to 7.50, Hereford cows 42 to 50, spring calves 36.75 and 37.50, milk cows 45.50, and assorted horses and mares up to 165 for a 2-year-old gelding. Machinery items sold. total sale exceeds 5,000. Auctioneer W. E. Challis. Edge Wood sale reported 2-year-old heifers 56–57, team of horses 91, corn 72.5, oats 60–62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayinge
Esat
Martelie
D. FP
Rundell
Ansus
Chester White
Farmall
John Deere
Deering
Oxford Hay Joader
Deering Endware
Hayes Corn
Solon
Victor Breza
W. E. Challis
Lisbon
Edge Wood
W. D. Davis
Edgewood
U S Seed Oats Still Available In Drought Area
Farmers may still apply for government seed oats aid drawn from Iowa officials announced applications may still be made for the 350000 bush seed oats relief amid drought conditions with INS reporting Ames coverage of the Iowa drought relief program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
AMES
INS
Iowa
Farm Auction Schedule Itinerary for Feb 22–27
A sequence of farm auctions listed by date and location includes H M Titus sale at Marion Iowa Livestock Exchange Cedar Rapids sale Maloney Bros closing out Anamosa consignment D E Brickley manager Floyd Spear sale Stanwood Elmer Rathburn sale Sam M Workman Martelle J W Kulhavy and Sons Newhall closing out G J Freeman Cedar Rapids Mount Vernon sale Charles Techau closing out sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Cedar Rapids
Lincoln Highway
Newhall
H. M. Titus
Marion, Iowa
Maloney Bros
Norway
Anamosa
D. E. Brickley
Mgr
Floyd Spear
Stanwood
Elmer Rathburn
Palo
Sam M. Workman
Martelle
J. W. Kulhavy and Sons
G. J. Freeman
Charles Techau
Mount Vernon
Iowa Reopens Seed Oats Availability for Drought Counties
Iowa farmers in drought stricken counties may apply for seed oats as county drought officials accept applications in order of receipt. The move reverses a plan to reallocate Iowa seed oats after February 20. Government oats were selling for 76 cents a bushel.
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Iowa
Swartzendruber Sells Hogs at Chicago Market
J L Swartzendruber of near Washington sold seven head of 216 pound hogs on the Chicago market for 8.95 a hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Ia
J. L. Swartzendruber
Washington
Chicago
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Creamery
Delhi
Silver Spring Creamery Company
A. O. Billings
August Nieman
A. A. Schmidt
G. L. Cramer
Roy Miller
H. B. Reth
Charles Reth
J. R. White
FHA
Carl Mohn
Audt
Farmers Savings Bank
R.F.A
Victor Christgau
Chester Davis
Mre. Batchelder
Lydia E. Pinkham
Emma G. Batchelder
Chelsea
Massachusetts
Engineering
Britain
James Spear
Waandae
Branwood
Great Western
Case
John Deere Gank
Paul Oateratard
Otte Frahm
Otto Evers
Floyd Spear Stanwood
W. Kulhavy and
Tony Schmitz
George A. Dochel
R. M. Dyas
John Specht
Independence
Buchanan County
Dallas Western
Fayette
Fayette County
Paul E. McElroy
Iowa County
Marengo
D. H. Zentmire
Hartford
J. T. McGarry
Ray I. Smith
Harry Norden
Sumner
A. E. Hursh
J. F. Haas
E. E. Slaymaker
Charles Langlas
J. A. Schafbach
Greene W. J
Jones
Hayes
Janesville
Chanticler
Auet
Anson S. Buree
Mt. Vernon
Anamosa Fairgrounds
Lee Bebee
DR. J.C. Landenberger Optometrist
First Ave. E
Rapaport
Yeuwow
Equitoda I
Pirestone
Richard Creeks
Gladys Swerthent
Nelon Eddy
NBC
WEAP
Progrem
Rapaport’s
16Th Avenue Auto Wrecking Co
16Th Ave
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