Clear Creek Players Win Rural Drama Tourney in Johnson
More than 350 Johnson County Farm Bureau members attended the annual meeting in Owa City. A township dramatic contest featured five casts with Clear Creek township winning for their play Elmer led by Rodger Brown and cast including A E Reeve and Roy Greer.
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OWA
Johnson County Farm Bureau
Clear Creek Township
Elmer
Rodger Brown
E Reeve
Arthur Chipman
Oren Gray
John Elliott
Roy Greer
Gray
Greer
Jessie Reeve
Prices Mount as Spring Work Nears Across Farms
Farm editors report rising demand and firmer prices at auctions as spring chores begin. In Iowa and nearby towns, buyers seek implements, seed, grains, work animals, and stock, with cattle, horses, hogs, and equipment selling briskly at multiple sales. Local prices vary by item and region.
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Haro
Lou'sa
Fence Drift Debate at Livestock Meeting Over Allotment Plan
A Livestock Shipping association meeting Wednesday split on the Voluntary Domestic Allotment plan with ten in favor and eleven opposed. The majority vote suggested more explanation may be needed before approval, while another organization recommended support for farm bills but cautioned that changes by politicians could alter the plan.
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Livestock Shipping Association
Creamery At Clermont Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
Cler mont Valley Creamery chose L E H Appelman as president at its Monday afternoon annual meeting. Other officers include E H Dibble as vice president Clifford Kittleson secretary J A Erickson treasurer and Albert Gulsvig and A C Nesbit as directors. In 1932 the creamery handled 216 624 pounds of butterfat in 748 556 pounds of cream and produced 268 404 pounds of butter sold at a premium patrons received 41848 78 for butterfat.
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Clermont
L. E H. Appelman
Clermont Valley Creamery Company
E. H. Dibble
Clifford Kittleson
J. A Erickson
Albert Gulsvig
A. C. Nesbit
Hartwick Shippers Net $122 383 24 in 32
Hartwick Co operative Shipping association reports 181 carloads of livestock 139 hogs 42 cattle totaling 10 570 head weighing 3 233 630 pounds selling for 134 592 58 netting shippers 122 383 24. Year 1932 expenses 10 931 67 with major item freight 7 474 91. Officers re elected and voluntary farm relief plan vote counted.
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Hartwick
Fred McCulloch
Hartwick Co-operative Shipping Association
George Dixon
McCulloch
Hartwick Shippers
Godfrey Weil
Fred Ostrom
John Roland
Clarence Possehl
North Western Railway
B. E. Terpning
Chicago
C. H. McNie
Robert O. Small
J L. Burgar
Cedar Rapids
M. J. Boyle
Mason City
Northern Iowa Division
G. A. Langworthy
Terpning Ad
Farm Auction Schedule With Multiple North Iowa Sales
A series of farm auctions is planned for Friday through Wednesday. Listings include a horse consignment sale at West Liberty and a consignment sale at De Clow barn on Monday January 16, additional consignments at West Liberty on Tuesday January 17, a closing out sale at L W Burny near Cedar Rapids, and a Patten and Patyten sale four miles east of Marion on Wednesday January 18.
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W. E. Challis
Gazette
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West Liberty
de Clowbarn
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Cedar Rapids
Patten and
Patyten
Marion
Taxation Relates to Pressures in Transitional Relations
Fragmentary note discusses tax concerns affecting ongoing relations during a transition period. It hints at fiscal pressures on authorities and stakeholders without detailing specific figures or dates. The readable pieces mention taxation and policy shifts influencing governance.
Iowa Farm Bureau Leader Backs Domestic Allotment Plan
Des Moines. Charles Hearst president of the Iowa Farm Bureau federation assailed opponents of the domestic allotment plan as self-styled protectors of the consuming public at an evening Iowa Farm Implement Dealers meeting. He urged adoption of resolutions in favor of the plan and urged stabilizing the dollar, easing farm mortgages and reorganizing agricultural credit facilities.
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Orecan
Ian Platter
Hope
Glenn Burr
West Lberts
R N Spencer
Towa City
Deve Swanson
Oxford
Treaster Mo
Rose Reeve
Tuffin
Orne K Strub
Towa C
Henry Wallace
Des Moines
Spencer
Franklin D Roosevelt
National Farm Bureau
Charles Hearst
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa Farm Implement Dealers’ Association
Hearst
Barley Grading Rules Adopted By Chicago Milwaukee Experts
A special committee of Chicago and Milwaukee barley experts and USDA officials has established grading rules for barley traded for cash and future delivery. Three maltable grades were set as satisfactory, with cooperation from maltsters in Chicago and Milwaukee. The report goes to the Chicago Board of Trade directors and then to Washington.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
United States Department of Agriculture
Chicago Board of Trade
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Lisbon Creamery reelects officers in annual meeting
Lisbon Farmers' Creamery elected Gale Frink as president Milo Lehr as vice president Milo Franks as secretary and directors George Light Sailor Phelps Frank Svoboda O A Wesher and William Reimer. Capper was re employed butter maker and Buell Miller assistant. The plant produced 421 649 pounds of butter in the year with an average price of 21.1 cents per pound.
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Lisbon
Lisbon Farmers’ Creamery Company
Gale Frink
Milo Lehr
Milo Franks
George Light
Sailor Phelps
Frank Svoboda
O. A. Wesher
William Reimer Lyle Co
Capper
Buell Miller
Shippers At Irving Conduct Annual Meeting
Irving shipping association held its annual meeting with 8 members voting on financials. Officers elected for two years include Frank Krafka president Leonard Ulch vice president John Shanda secretary treasurer and James Formanek named manager. Joe Dvorak Frank Krafka and Leonard Ulch named directors.
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Sareial
Tre Gazette
Irving
Irving Shipping
Sport
Unis
Joe Dvorak
Frank Krafka
Leonard Ulch
Frank Sikir
William Vileta
Joe Sikir
20 Acres Yield 28,000 Pounds Of Shelled Pop Corn
Special to The Gazette Urbana George Beebe one mile east of Urbana harvested a twenty acre crop of pop corn. The fifteen tons produced 28 000 pounds when shelled. Twenty six men were employed to pick the corn and operate the bullet which required three fourths of one day. The pop corn of the Japanese hull less variety. Mr Beebe regards the yield as good despite worm damage to the crop when small.
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Gazette
Urbana
George Beebe
Beebe
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Advertisement Claim
An old time advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable laxative substitute for calomel. It promises improved skin tone and buoyancy, claiming the tablets stimulate the liver and bowels without harmful after effects. Prices listed are 15c 30c and 60c.
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Dr. Edwards
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