Auction Buys Hit Highs On Corn Loans Across Livestock Sale
Luzerne area sale Tirn saw bred gilts to 1375 dollars per head and horses to 330 dollars as corn loan money influenced bidding. Angus cattle, cows, pullets, harness and machinery fetched strong prices with about 1,000 buyers present, most settlements cash on the spot.
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Uzerne
Benton County
George Studt
Luzerne
Phil Young
Benton State Bank
Blairstown
Pato IM
Hog Cholera Reported Across Sixteen East Iowa Communities
Hog cholera outbreaks have been reported to the Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association over the last two weeks. Affected communities include Independence Rowley Quasqueton Cedar Rapids Troy Mills Ely Mount Vernon Atkins Cascade Lost Nation Oxford Solon Shueyville Ryan Manchester and West Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association
Independence
Rowley
Quasqueton
Cedar Rapids
Troy Mills
Ely
Mount Vernon
Atkins
Cascade
Lost Nation
Oxford
Solon
Shueyville
Ryan
Manchester
West Branch
Misna Ottin Oxner Lee Behee Telephone List
Anamosa Iowa clerks record phone entries with names Oxner Lee Behee Aad Brickley and others in January list. city clerk notes incomplete details and contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misna Ottin Oxner
Lee Behee
Anamosa Jawa YD OF
Brickley
Administratrix Sale Of Ed Thompson Loowilk Estate
Public auction to settle the Ed Thompson Loowilk estate at the Carpenter farm near Maran on Wednesday January 17 at 10:30 am. Lots include a Holstein cow and calf, Hereford heifer, spring calves, horses, poultry, hay, grain, machinery, vehicles, and miscellaneous implements. Prairie Chapel Ladies Aid to serve lunch. Irene Thompson administratrix. P C Lassen Auctioneer. Commercial Bank clerk.
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Ed Thompson
Coc Carpenter
Maran
Jantaryl
Gratin
Claver
Timearity
Toon
Pier Eer
McConnick
Cine Gale Seechey
Wisconsin Menhatar
Plymouth
Low M.leace
Prairie Chapel Ladies Aid
Irene Thompson
P C Lassen
Commercial Bank
Fence Drift Drives Record Rail Freight Rise
An economic barometer says rail car loadings jumped 361 percent in auto shipments since the corn loan program began, with the Milwaukee reports noting freight increases through the middle of May and a rising rail traffic trend into the succeeding week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C R. Robbs
Milwaukee
Robins
Young Farmers Club In Fayette Elects Officers
Fayette county Young Farmers club elected officers for the year at its first regular session. Officers include Alvin Thoreson as chairman Irving Deering as vice chairman William Fuller as secretary and treasurer Louis Garnier as assistant secretary Floyd Henniges as sergeant at arms Clair Campbell Hawkeye George Friden Elgin Glen Bennington Fayette Homer Chapman Fayette and Howard Wardell Maynard as directors. E. M Wright of Waterloo will speak at the next meeting on Jan 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gavette Fayette
H Stacy
Ames Extension Service
Fayette County
Young Farmers Club
W Lodwick
E. M Wright
Waterloo
Iowa Dairy Association
Alvin Thoreson
West Union
Irving Deering
Postville
William Fuller
Arlington
Louis Garnier
Maynard
Floyd Henniges
Clair Campbell Hawkeye
George Frieden
Elgin Glen Bennington
Fayette
Homer Chapman
Howard Wardell
Hay Sells At 4 To 5 A Ton In Tipton Community
Hay from Tipton area sells for four to five dollars a ton with Cedar Rapids buyer contracting to bale nine carloads in the coming days. Farmers Lee Miller and others report large sales and brisk demand in the Tipton region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Hennis Whede
Cedar Rapids
Lee Miller
Eighty in Keokuk sells for $8 200
Warren Ro land of South English Keokuk county sold his eighty acre farm three miles south of South English to Mrs Bessie Dobbins for 8 250 with possession March 1 The Gazette adds Tipton Newel Huber sold his 190 acre Tipton area farm to the Henry Hubes estate taking over the Hubes farm recently occupied by Leo Moore
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South English
Warren Roland
Keokuk County
Bessie Dobbins
Gazett Tipton
Newel Huber
Tipton
Henry Hubes
Hubes
Leo Moore
Washington Corn And Hog Committee Will Meet Friday
Otto Patterson called a meeting here Friday at 1 30 p m for the temporary county corn hog committee. A meeting for sixty three township leaders will be held next week conducted by W I Arthur of the Ames extension service assisted by Gus Brandt Davenport. Township meetings to explain signing contracts begin week after next. Committee members include Hal Huston Crawfordsville Dean Feldman Kalona Carl T Anderson Wellman Matt Wehr Keota Amos Stout Brighton O C Patterson Everett Stewart and C F Lorack Riverside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona
Carl T Anderson
Wellman
Matt Wehr
Keota
Amos Stout
Brighton
O C. Patterson
Everett Stewart
Joe Knotek
Washington
C F
Lorack
Riverside
Washington C T A Reports December Dairy Averages
The 247 cows on test in the Washington county cow test association averaged 541 pounds of milk and 24 pounds of butterfat for December. The high herd, owned by Arthur Duensing, produced 1 043 pounds of milk and 428 pounds of butterfat. Richland reported 1 488 pounds of milk and 894 pounds of butterfat. second and third high cows were owned by Hugh Jones Keota and Ellis Zook Wayland, yielding 76 pounds and 687 pounds of butterfat respectively.
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Sreeiales
He Gaz
Washington
Washington County
Arthur Duensing
Washington High
Wood Fleig and Son
Richland
Garage Trouble Shooter Rescues Cow From Well
John H Jones of Dysart used a hoist equipped garage unit to rescue a milk cow that fell into an abandoned twenty five foot well. The animal slipped through a decayed cover and was hoisted to the surface with only minor scratches and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soes
Gazeta Dysart
John H Jones
Dysart
Palo Savings Bank Statement of Condition
Public notice of the bank statement shows assets liabilities and officers. The document lists resources and liabilities with names of officers including Hayes president Lewis vice president and McClintock cashier and notary public attestation dated January 4 1994.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Town
Hayes
Jenny Lewis
Warren McChintock
de Saleminio Saeer
John Lewis
J Warren McClintock
Swisher Trust and Savings Bank Financial Statement 1934
Statement of the condition of Swisher Trust and Savings Bank in Johnson County as of December 30 1933 shows total resources of 29861290 and total liabilities of 32581200. Officers Joseph C Coufal Chas J Ross and Jerry Hys sign the document sworn before Notary Adeline A Koss on January 5 1934 with director W M Holets attesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saisher
Johnson
Depaet
State of Iowa
Confa
Chas J Ross Casher
Jeery Hys Aanistant
Bank
Anase
Ana Neliet
Netclicky
Joseph C Coufal
Chas J Koss
Jerry Nys
Seals
Linn County corn loan totals rise with 15 loans
Fifteen Linn county corn loans have been recorded since Tuesday totaling $11,23515 on 24,967 bushels. This brings the total of recorded corn loans on 422,952 bushels to $190,328.40. Special to The Gazette. Tipton Cedar county loans reach $187,013.05 with Tuesday's 1,900 bushels totaling $855.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Linn County
Tipton
Cedar County
Sigourney corn cane bids total 284 for 146 thousand
Applications for corn cane in Keokuk county reached a total of 284 bids totaling 146 456 62 dollars at Sigourney on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spectatory
Thea Sigorney
Keokuk County
Sigourney
Davidson Predicts Growth in Farm Implement Business
In Des Moines AP report, Professor J B Davidson of Iowa State predicts a farm machinery boom. He quoted three-fourths of Iowa farmers need $1,000 of equipment each, equating to $15,000 per implement dealer in the state. He traced equipment progress over twenty years, noting the tractor as a key driver of faster field work and higher quality gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
J B. Davidson
Iowa State College Engineering School
Iowa Implement Dealers Association
Iowa
Davidson
Benson Creamery Pays 24.1 Cents For Butterfat
Benson Co operative creamery near Cedar Falls paid an average 24.1 cents per pound for butterfat for the year ending December 1. A Lund secretary reported Monday at the annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Benson Co-operative Creamery
Lund
Double-thumb mitten finger mishap at corn sheller
Harry Rambow of Clutier suffered a mangled finger when the extra thumb of his double-thumb mitten was caught in the belt and pulley of a corn sheller, pulling his hand into the mechanism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Clutier
Harry Rambow
Monmouth Shippers to Meet in January Assembly
The Monmouth Shipping Association plans its annual meeting at Monmouth Lee Riperton on the evening of January 20. The event will be led by the Riperton manager and gather members from local shipping interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth
Lee Riperton
The
Monmouth Shipping Association
Van Horne Co Op Hosts Farmers Dinner Meeting
More than 200 farmers from the Van Horne community attended a co operative livestock shipping association dinner led by Art Fry president. A financial report and re election of directors were the only business. Speakers urged livestock shipments to open markets as trucking boosts demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Horne
Co-Operative Livestock Shipping Association
Art Fry
P. P. Smith
Mr. Fry
Eugene Maher
S. J. McGuire
C. W. Thompson
Chicago Livestock Exchange
C. R. Robins
Chicago
Milwaukee Railway
Max Zimmer
J. A. Ridenour
Garrison Creamery
Ray Anderson
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Thompson
Mr. Robins
van Horne Association
William Ricke
Eichling Named Officer Production Credit Corporation
Eichling district extension agent for central eastern Iowa receives indefinite leave to join the newly formed Production Credit Corporation in Omaha as vice president. The organization is part of the Farm Credit Administration with four divisions to provide short term loans for farmers. Eichling will assist in organizing local district corporations and oversee early loan programs.
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Ames
Henry Leichling
Iowa
Production Credit Corporation
Omaha
R. K. Bliss
Iowa State College
Agricultural Farm Credit Administration
Mr. Eichling
Farm Credit Administration
The
Land Bank
Intermediate Credit Bank
Lambing Begins On Cedar Tipton Sheep Ranch
The Leabhert sheep ranch west of Tipton reports the first 1934 lambs from a 600 head flock of western and native ewes. Feed is ground by hammer mill and stored in troughs, with a deep well and water system installed. Earl Anderson serves as shepherd with one helper as lambs arrive, and cows will aid orphan lambs with milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Leabhert
Tip
Leathert
Earl Anderson
Linn County Farm Loan Association Re-elects McTavish
William D Mc Tavish of Central City was re elected secretary treasurer of the Linn County National Farm Loan Association at the annual meeting. Thirty five stockholders attended as officers and directors were all re elected including Harvey Lockwood president R B Booth Cedar Rapids vice president and directors Fred Snyder Fred Deiter and Clarence Hindman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
William D McTavish
Linn County National Farm Loan Association
Harvey Lockwood
Alburnett
R B Booth
Cedar Rapids
Fred Snyder
Marion
Fred Deiter
Clarence Hindman
County Agent In Cedar Reports 1933 Activities
County Agent Emmett C. Gardner reports December 1933 set a record for Farm Bureau office visits in Tipton with 780 attendees. Throughout 1933 the office handled 2780 information calls 1250 interviews and calls 2436 letters 428 press articles 344 farm visits 358 meetings drawing 32911 attendees. New projects included a two piece Farm Bureau band drama contest boys corn husking colt club county chorus machinery repair school and grading and marketing demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipton
Emmett C. Gardner
Farm Bureau
Tipton
Office
Lamc
Farmer Is Forgotten Man In Marketing Bill
W R Johnson of Perry writer and president of the Iowa Co operative Livestock Shippers denounces a marketing bill creating a per head levy to finance state weighers and graders. He argues it would raise costs for farmers and limit markets, urging opposition to legislation increasing marketing costs and restricting outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer
Johnson
W. R. Johnson
Perry
Iowa Co-operative Livestock Shippers
N G. Kraschel
Sioux City
Iowa
Farm Auction Schedule for January in Iowa Listings
Friday January 12 consignments at Iowa Live Stock Exchange Cedar Rapids area. Saturday January 13 Floyd Slaymaker farm sale seven miles southeast Cedar Rapids. Tuesday January 16 Minna Ottin closing out sale three miles south Anamosa. Wednesday January 17 Irene Thompson administratrix farm sale four miles northeast Marion.
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Prentice
Anamosa
Morley Road
Iowa Livestock Exchange
R. and
I. C Stockyards
Cedar Rapids
Floyd Slaymaker
Sale
Minna Ottin
Irene Thompson
Admx
Marion
Shipping Association At Delmar Elects Officers
At the annual meeting Monday afternoon R T Costello was elected president of the Farmers Shipping association. Harry Peterson became vice president with Peter Elsmer Eugene Romer and Frank Ebersole named directors. Paul Hencke was secretary and treasurer and J A Zismer shipping manager. Two carloads of hogs were shipped to Chicago Monday evening and John McGinn Joe Carstensen and Harry Hoffman each shipped one car of cattle to Chicago for Tuesday's market. DELMAR
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R— T. J. Costello
Farmers’ Shipping Association
Harry Peterson
Peter Elsmer
Eugene Romer
Frank Ebersole
Paul Hencke
J. A. Zismer
Chicago
John McGinn
Joe Carstensen
Harry Hoffman
Delmar
Home Furnishing Lesson Tour Reaches Local Groups
Miss Nora, of the Ames extension department, teaches fifth year home furnishing in Keokuk county this week. She will address a combined Monday and Wednesday group at Sigourney, speak at Mrs. George Middleton's Thornburg home, a session with the Liberty and English River group at Mrs. F. D. Walk in South English, and conclude Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora
Ames Extension Department
Keokuk County
Sigourney
George Middleton
Thornburg
F. D. Walk
Creomulsion Promises Quick Relief for Coughs and Colds
Creed promises supreme help with seven benefits in one for hard coughs and colds. It targets quick relief and safety, urging careful use as more people rely on it. The ad notes higher cost, druggist guarantee, and a money back offer if relief fails.
Black Hawk Farm Union seeks Farm Bureau eviction
The Black Hawk county Farmers Union filed a resolution with the county board of supervisors asking the Farm Bureau to vacate its quarters in the county courthouse. The measure also calls for filing of the Farm Bureau annual financial statement before any county appropriation action. The Farm Bureau reported 327 members, qualifying for a $3,270 1934 appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Black Hawk County Farmers Union
Farm Bureau
County Board of Supervisors
FE. R. Aschenbrenner
Bureau
Aschenbrenner
Farmers Union
Horses Top at 107.50 in Anamosa Sale
Horses topped at 107.50 Saturday at the weekly consign ment sale in Anamosa. Cows brought 30, two year olds 21.50, yearling heifers 18, late fall pigs 2.30 each, feeding shoots 5, and 500 bushels of oats at 0.27 a bushel. Lee Bebee acted as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Lee Bebee
Third Corn Hog Contract Signed in Iowa
Henry Vaske of Dyersville Dubuque county first farmer in third race to sign corn hog production adjustment contract. He farms 280 acres dairying Holstein cattle with 209 hogs average and 63 acres corn. He will receive 785 bonus plus 1098.50 payments, yield 55 bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque—Henry
Vaske
Dyersville
New Wine Township
Dubuque County
United States
Ben Neal
Mount Vernon
Linn County
Glenn Hope
Iowa City
Johnson County
Ames
Waske
Tipton Hog Auction Ships 80 Chester White Hogs to Chicago
Lee Parks of Tipton sold eighty head of pure bred Chester White hogs at his farm for 3.10 dollars per hundredweight. The steers were shipped to the Chicago market.
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Tipton
Lee Parks
Chicago
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