Chicago Truck Shipments Rise Sharply in 1933 Despite Notes
Chicago freight data show truck receipts reaching 47 318 rail car loads in 1933, up 64 27 percent from 1932. Cattle hogs calves and sheep all rise with shares of market receipts held by the Producers co operative near 11 to 15 percent. Direct shipments climb 37 62 percent as overall carloads total 192 261, with 40 396 direct loads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nion Stockyards
Chicago
Moncas
Poducers
Chicaca
Creaen
Fence Drift in Oven Wire Sparks Local Fire Subdued
A scrambled OCR fragment reports a small incident where fence drift and oven wire cause a minor flare. Authorities noted efforts to manage the scene near a residence west of a street labeled Waixer Fach. No injuries reported. investigation ongoing to identify the exact cause.
Bennett Co operative Tavestock Shippers reelect directors
At the Bennett Cooperative Tavestock Shippers annual meeting Ekc Friday B IW Hambricht Will Groee and Henri Ruser of Bennett were re elected directors. Holdover directors are Willam Eecert Walter Rohlf and August Hinrichs August Hinrichs serves as secretary and D W Smith as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Bennett Co-operative Tavestock Shippers Association
Ekc
Fred Harms Begins 13th Year At Celwein Creamery
Fred Harms was reemployed as buttermaker for the Celwein Farmers Cooperative creamery for the thirteenth year. Under his direction cream handling improved, butterfat prices rose, and the plant’s growth accelerated. Harms makes unsalted butter from sweet cream, selling at a premium of two and one fourth cents over extras. Frank Schroeder hired as secretary for the second year. Directors named include A W Stewart president, A A Ihing vice president, Abhe Martin treasurer, and C C Browner, Ira Jipson, and A R McLaury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spicate
Carrie Oflwein
Fred Harms
Celwein Farmers Co-operative Creamery
Board of
Mr Harms
Mr Marms
Frank Schroeder
Sear
W_ Stewart
A. A. Ihing
Abhe Martin
C. C. Browner
Ira Jipson
A. R. McLaury
Milk Co op Manager Heads to Washington Talks
Wood Reed, manager of the Cedar Rapids Co operative Dairy, traveled to Washington DC with delegates from distributor groups to discuss the administration’s new milk policy. The trip aimed to explore regulation of retail prices, profits, and capitalization under a possible public utility framework for dairy distribution.
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Washington
Wood Reed
Cedar Rapids Co-operative Dairy Company
Ce Monela
Jah Mason
AAA
T H Wright
Clear Rauids Dairy Equipment Company
Tom Dowd
United da Cies
Nse
Voandas
Delicates
Mr Reed
Cedar Rapils
Mincar
Wriekt
Mr Dowd
Yahoos
Castibutore Ta Ennaimers
Agricultural Adjustment Administration Oo
Direct Selling Offers Hope for Iowa Farmers Says Miller
P L Miller a market specialist at Iowa State College argues controlled direct selling of livestock can benefit farmers by enabling direct sales to packers. He denies that direct marketing lowers prices and notes it increases competition while preserving prices near terminal market levels. He urges proper grading and centralized buying centers to aid farmers and improve price discovery.
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Ames
P L. Miller
Towa State College
Iowa
Miller
Ann Beef
Jn Icely Ducett
Neylher
Muller
Towa
Chicago
Gelaway
Cedar County Mailings Cover Farm Contract Process
Cedar County farmers received 2 146 copies of the corn-hog contract and worksheets. A two day training for township and county committee members is set in Tipton to explain contract filing and worksheet completion.
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Cedar County
Gazetty
Tipton
K W Stouder
Ames Extension Service
Burt Neal
Mount Vernon
Ter? Shi
San AL
Segay
Controm Deartear
Twelve Hearings Set On Grain Grade Revision
Washington DC announces twelve public hearings across the United States on proposed revisions to federal grain standards for wheat rye oats mixed grains and related products. Dates include Louisville St Louis Seattle Chicago Portland Los Angeles Minneapolis San Francisco Ames Kansas City Buffalo and New York City with W P Carroll leading the Ames session.
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Washington DC
United States
Nils A Olsen
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Louisville
St Louis
Seattle
Chicago
Portland
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
San Francisco
Ames
Kansas City
Bufalo
New York City
W. P. Carroll
Chicago General
Federal Grain Supervision
Marion Shipping Association to Hold Annual Meeting
The annual Marion Shipping association meeting led by manager Fred Fern is planned for Thursday afternoon at Memorial Hall in Marion. The event coincides with Marion township Farm Bureau’s January gathering.
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Marion Shipping Association
Fred Fernow
Memorial Hall
Marion
Marion Township Farm Bureau
Sign-Up Starts This Week In Iowa Corn Hog Program
Des Moines reports state leaders expect completion of county educational meetings on Iowa's 75 million dollar corn hog program by midweek. Sign-up will begin as concerns about tenant payments, liens, and local administration costs are clarified. farmers will share in county costs pro rated by acres and hogs. A woolless sheep breed from South Dakota State College is also noted.
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Des Moines
Iowa
BE. L. Cady
Ames Extension
Cady
South Dakota State College
Farm Auction Schedule Listings for January
A series of farm and consignment auctions dates January 16 17 18 20 23 and 25 listed with sellers and locations including Anamosa Ely Norway Marion Dubuque Alburnett Martelle Cedar Rapids Mar tel ie and Monticello. Each sale features closing out or consignment notices for livestock and farm goods.
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Minna Ottin
Anamosa
J. M. Bartosh
Harry Upmier
Admx
Ely
J. J. Pickart
Norway
DeClow
Marion Boulevard
Hereford
Charles Ager
Dubuque
Henry J. Weis
Alburnett
West Branch
New York Needy Receive 9.5 Million Pounds Relief Butter
The Federal Surplus Relief Corporation in the New York area distributes butter in one pound prints at a rapid rate. In two months about 9.5 million pounds have been processed for relief, with another million pounds awaiting printing. Approximately 2 million pounds will be sent from Chicago to Springfield for further distribution.
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MEIU
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
New York
Chicago
Springfield
Mass
Mrs Roosevelt Cannot Attend Farm and Home Week Speech
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt invited to speak during Farm and Home week February 5 to 9 will be unable to attend. R M Visquain, committee chair, reports. The event runs four days with mass meetings during the short course at the college. One generation plants trees the next enjoys them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sneclat
the Gazette
Ames
Franklin D. Roosevelt
R M Visquain
Fasteeth promises secure false teeth with powder
An advertisement touts FASTEETH a powder to sprinkle on upper or lower plates to keep false teeth firm and comfortable. It claims no sliding rocking or popping out with no gummy taste and leaves breath sweet. Available at May Drug Company and other drug stores.
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May Drug Company
Marion corn-hog committee enlarged for Linn county
Frank Plummer and GC B F Michel chair the Marion township corn and hog committee as it grows to 26 members. They will meet Tuesday at 9 30 am in Marion to prepare for the corn-hog production adjustment campaign. A general Marion meeting is set for Friday at 10 am. circulars were mailed to Linn county farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Plummer
B. F. Michel
Marion
Linn County
Nght Company
Marion Township
Mr. Plummer
Mr. Michel
J. W. Frazee
C. D. Wallace
Floyd Hampton
Harry Dunn
Floyd Emmons
Frank Stevenson
Elmer Cherry
Tom Pollock
B. W. Heald
Carl Wiley
A. J. Taube
Frank Frederick
Ivan Gillmore
R. B. Blinks
Jess Gordon
Clyde Scott
Carl Michel
Harry Horn
Jess Scott
Joe Kacena
Dave Hindman
George Emmons
Rudy Novack
Frank Moore
Corn Show and Institute at Oneida Wednesday
Paul Emerson of Ames will speak on Rich and Poor Soils at the Oneida annual corn show and institute. Demonstrations cover butchering and cutting pork and test plots by Wilbur Balmes of Guttenburg. Music by the Glee club and Future Farmer band, home economics girls judging and demonstrations included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida
Paul Emerson
Ames
Wilbur Balmes
Guttenburg
Glee Club
Future Farmer Band
Home Economics
No End to Gly-Cas Praise in Cedar Rapids Ad
Local support grows for Gly-Cas remedy as Cedar Rapids residents and respected residents endorse it for rheumatism neuritis stomach kidney and bowel troubles. A testimonial from Mrs Stoneking praises relief after years of suffering with stomach and nervous issues and frequent urination. The Gly-Cas Man meets the public at Thrifty Drug Store First Street and Third Avenue SE to explain the remedy.
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Stoneking
Fifth Street NW
First Street
Third Avenue SE
E Stonekine
Gly-Cas
Els
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