Creamery Patrons Pay Out Total $298 108 in Annual Report
The annual meeting heard Patrons paid $298,108 in, while patrons received $298,1989. butter profits $219,162.9. buttermilk $86,39,25. supplies $7,492. overdrafts $722.45. advance orders $1,823.34. by check $227,. The creamery processed 2346 car loads of merchandise including coal, flour and feed. Directors A R McLaury and John G King were elected. A W Stewart re elected president. A A King vice president. Arhe Martin treasurer. Hold over directors Charlie Brownell and Tra Jipson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R McLaury
John G King
A W Stewart
Stewart
A .A. King
Arhe Martin
Charlie Brownell
Tra Jipson
Fred Harms
Royal Holbrook
Cedar Rapids
Harms
H A Harmison
Dubuque
Iowa
Frank Laindyi
Wateron
Cn-Opera
Amoarg
Inwa
Bran cereal labeling clarified by FDA ruling
The FDA advises that cereal packages labeled Bran must reflect exact contents to protect buyers. Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is praised for honesty and constipation relief, though not a cure, with warnings to read package wording and consult a physician for certain intestinal disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Food and Drug Administration
Partbran
Kelloge
Kellogg's
Linn County corn loans total over two hundred thousand dollars
The Cedar, Tipton, Anamosa, Independence, Manchester and surrounding counties report corn loan activity for the period. Thousands of dollars and hundreds of bushels are recorded for dozens of farmers as officials tally totals and project final loan counts.
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Anamosa Jones County
Corn-Tlog Conference for Tama Planned at Traer
County Agent Burns Avram announces a corn show conference for Tama township committeemen on January 12 and 13 at Traer. The event is led by Ayram County Chair man R C MecFinianey and Fur Shultz of the Aines extension service with an Eine field man directing efforts in Tama, Benton and Town counties. The executive committee lists Dostal, Vicex, Wilson, Wilson, and several township directors across Traer and nearby townships.
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Sperat
Tolenq
Burns Avram
Tama County
Traer
Ayram
R C MecFinianey
Farl Shultz
Aines Extension Service
Eine
Tama
Benton
Town
Joseph W Dostal
Toledo
S Wilson
W P Wilson Fiberon
August Filters
Joe Chezix
Tdsvsart
Crenesco Township
Onard Stavel
Buck Ingham Township
WWJ
Breckenridge Dynseale
Giart Township
Jonn P Hansen
Lincoln
Jubns Bruens
Chadbrook
Sprinecreek Township
Robert Toon
Crystal Township
FON Stark
Perry Township
Wi'laum Sne
Clark Town
Bo John Chervens
Cintier Onarda
Greorge
Howard
OW McCune Carwin
Cartan Township
Harts White
Toleda
Otter Creek
Overarf Flpeton
Montour
Highland
Jama Township
Kraschel Presses Direct Marketing Regulation in Iowa
Lieutenant Governor Kraschel promotes a bill to create state buyers at Iowa livestock markets except Sioux City yards. It would levy 15 cents per cattle head and 7 to 10 cents per hog or sheep, fund public reporting of daily prices, and publish market volumes to reveal true prices and spur competition.
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Nelson G. Kraschel
Iowa
Sioux City
Chicago
Packer
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Iown
Three Swordsmen To Care For Bolivian Holstein Shipment
Maynard Irving Mike Stewart of Maynard will sail from Norfolk on January 25 with 140 Holstein dairy cattle bound for Cochabamba Bolivia. Assisted by Herbert Lehmkule and James Horricige both experienced dairy herdsmen the voyage lasts over sixty days. Fayette county breeders including Stewart Alderson Turner Rummel Grass and Son Meyer provided the cattle bred to freshen in late spring or summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Irving
Mike” Stewart
Willal
Norfolk
Cochabamba
Bolivia
Herbert Lehmkule
James Horricige
Mystic
Fayette County
Paul P Stewart
George Alderson
W H Turner
Otto Rummel Fayette
Sullivan Named Chairman Johnson n N Corn Hog Committee
Sullivan elected president of the Johnson county temporary corn hog committee at a Monday meeting in Iowa City attended by 21 members from all townships. Glenn Hope named vice president and Eugene Colony secretary treasurer. Hope and Ben Neal of Mount Vernon were the first to sign corn hog applications in the county at Ames last weekend. The measure awaits allotment board approval before becoming a contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corctal
Iowa City
M F Sullivan
Johnson County
Glenn Hope
Eugene Colony
Ben Neal
Mount Vernon
Ames
Allotment Board
CWA Farm Survey Directors Named In Nine Districts
Nine district directors named to run the CWA Minec data project on tax delinquencies mortgage foreclosures and land transfers across northeastern and eastern Iowa. Charlies A Talcott chairs the southeast Randalia area and will oversee seven counties including Winneshiek Fayette Clayton Buchanan Delaware and Dubuque. Geof frey Shepherd of Ames appointed the others from Ames Culbert Culver Creston Newell Adel Percival and Newton with six weeks to complete the survey.
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Speciato
Randalia Charlies
Doubtful Prospect For 1934 Winneshiek County Fair
Decorah Iowa Special to The Gazette Winneshiek County Agricultural Association reelected Ree Pearson Henry Lubke and P T Ramlo as directors for three years Officers re elected O B Goodno Henry Lubke J Reg Pearson and W F Baker Also the 1934 fair levy is in doubt as the county board of supervisors refused to authorize a fair fund levy without an alternative funding plan likely no fair will be held in 1934
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Winneshiek County Agricultural Association
J Ree Pearson
Henry Lubke
P T Ramlo
O B Goodno
J Reg Pearson
W F Baker
Winneshiek Board of Supervisors
Bennett Co operative Ship Pers Annual Meeting
The Bennett Co operative Ship Pers schedules its annual meeting for January 12 at the Bennet community hall. Members are urged to attend for routine business and election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Bennett Co-operative Ship- Pers
North Tama C T A Makes 39.6 Average
Special to The Gazette. TOLEDO The 480 cows in the North Tama Cow Test association averaged 28.9 pounds of milk and 35.6 pounds of butterfat for December? plus figures for individual cows and herds. High cows and herds were Holsteins owned by W D Mitchell Joe Chezik Jr R C Wood and C T Mitchell with notable totals and feed costs. High herd belonged to E C Forest Mount Vernon with 42.6 pounds of butterfat average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
North
Tama
Henry Nieman
W. D. Mitchell
Joe Chezik, Jr
R. C. Wood
C. T. Mitchell
R. F. Smyth and Sons
Ely
Farm Auction Schedule Across Iowa Listings
A sequence of farm and livestock sales Across Iowa dates January 10 11 and 12 including closing out sales by Charles Cejka Norman Kennedy Thomas B Brown Est and the Iowa Livestock Exchange at Cedar Rapids plus locations Mount Vernon Center Point Mechanicsville and West Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cejka
Mount Vernon
Norman Kennedy
Center Point
West Liberty
Thomas B. Brown
Mechanicsville
Iowa Livestock Exchange
C. R
I. C. Stockyards
Cedar Rapids
Five high dairy herds and a change in tester
County dairy reports show an average butterfat of 27.6 pounds per cow in Pecembee with a Holstein from Oakdale Sanatorium yielding 92.8 pounds butterfat and 2,579 pounds milk. Top herds listed include CM Fountain Iowa City and H J Miller Kalona, with several nearby farmers. Clark Batchelder of Alburnett succeeds Jensen as tester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Cow Test Association
Clarence Jensen
Ester
Oakdale Sanatorium
CM Fountain
Iowa City
H J. Miller
Kalona
Donald Jones
JC. Fuhrmeister
North Liberty
W. P. Marner
Parnell
Clark Batchelder
Alburnett
Jensen
Corn and hog adjustment program to open this week
Independence hosts a township sign up meeting this week chaired by Dan Schnittjer of Delhi and Fe L Quaife of the Ames extension service with County Agent Dallas Western in attendance. The session aims to organize two eligible members for the township committee as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Dan Schnittjer
Delhi
FE. L. Quaife
Ames Extension Service
Dallas Western
Porter predicts seed shortage for 1934 sowing
Ames Iowa experts warn that less than half the required clover and alfalfa seed will be available due to land use and soil conservation goals. Dr. R H Porter says shortages may push dealers to offer low quality seed, risking poor stands and weed spread. An analysis will be available for 25 cents per sample.
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AMES
AAA
R. H. Porter
Ames Extension
Porter
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