Crystal violet vaccine offers new hog cholera protection
The U S department of agriculture announces a crystal violet vaccine as a promising Hog cholera preventive. Developed by Dr M Dorset, it could immunize hogs without live virus and show about 99 percent protection in tests on nearly 200 pigs. Field trials and production details follow as the bureau plans large scale evaluation.
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Ashington
D. C
United States Department of Agriculture
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
M. Dorset
Bureau
Dorset
Bureau of Animal Industry
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Burson Named Soils Agent for 4-County Association
Paul Burson, formerly a county agent in Delaware and Story counties, is designated as soils agent for a new four county soil improvement association in Tama, Benton, Iowa and Poweshiek. Headquarters预计 Toledo. Appointment awaits state board of education approval. The group aims to run erosion control and pasture improvement projects with each county funding $250.
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Paul Burson
Delaware
Story
Tama
Benton
Iowa
Poweshiek
Toledo
Burson
Paul Taff
Ames Extension Service
State Board of Education
Ames
Belle Plaine
Butterfat nets 30.86 at Decorah
DECORAH An average price of 30.8 cents a pound net to patrons with hauling costs deducted was paid for butterfat received during 1935 by the Decorah Farmers' Ice Cave Creamery. A total of 1,034,380 pounds of butterfat was received, 13,320 used by the milk department, and butter manufactured totaled 1,260,431 pounds. Overrun was 238,931 pounds or 23.4 percent and cream test averaged 24.4 percent.
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Decorah
DecOrah Farmers’ Ice Cave Creamery Company
Henry Allen
Res Dent Almer Wheatman
Henry Lubke
S. Torkel Martinson
Doom Botted
Mr Wheatman
Red Blew
Arthur Ellingson
TL K
Neste
Ben Fouits Neste
Pal Rocksweld Weed Hienty Berg NM
Lar
Luttermaker
Miss Tha Treen
Hazleton Creamery Pays 39 Cents For Butterfat
The Hazleton creamery paid 39 cents per pound for butterfat in a December transaction. Details include the seller and amounts settled, with the note indicating a routine pricing adjustment by the dairy firm.
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Hazleton Creamery
Midland company reports 1935 yields offset by prices in ratio to 1934
The Midland company farm management report shows higher 1935 yields were offset by lower prices in the same ratio as 1934 saw higher prices offset by lower yields. Average landlord income was $4.09 per acre. Corn yield 54 bushels. oats 50. barley 24. Soybeans up fivefold. prices 40 to 60 cents. The firm operated 849 farms across 146,620 acres in Iowa and Minnesota.
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Midland Mortgage Company
Cedar Rapids
Malcom
Poweshiek County
AAA
the Midland Company
Iowa
Minnesota
United States
Midland Company
The
Carroll County
Greene County
Monona County
Harrison County
Guthrie County
Dallas County
Cass County
Buena Vista
Humboldt
Mahaska
Keokuk
Washington
Louisa
Jones
Benton
Veterinarians Plan State Association Meeting in Des Moines
The Iowa Veterinary Medical Association will hold its 48th annual meeting in Des Moines January 21 to 23. President H. A. Seidell of Des Moines will preside, with Dr. George R. Fowler of Iowa State college as toastmaster. Governor Clyde Herring and other officials are slated to speak at the banquet, while Eastern Iowa vets share technical talks on topics like bovine surgery and small animal practice.
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Des Moines
Iowa Veterinary Medical Association
H. A. Seidell
George R. Fowler
Iowa State College
Ames
Clyde Herring
Ray Murray
Walter L. Bierring
M. D
American Medical Association
Thomas A. Burcham
Iowa Medical Association
Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association
W. C. Vollstedt
Dixon
James C. Carey
West Liberty
Kenneth Bogaard
Cedar Rapids
J. A. Flinn
Jesup
Young Farmers Conference Set for Cedar Rapids January 28
A district meeting for rural young people's groups in thirteen east central Iowa counties will be held at the Y M C A in Cedar Rapids on January 28 from 9 30 a m to 3 30 p m. Attending the confer.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Week of Farm Auctions Listed Across Several Iowa Towns
A sequence of public and consignment auctions scheduled from January 21 to January 30. Listings include Courtney and Neilson near Marion, John Whitmore near Stanwood, Henry Wulfekuhle’s Poland China sale at Independence, Jamosa consignments near Quasqueton, and multiple sales near Marion, Solon, DeWitt, Fairfax, Letts, Mechanicsville, and Marion.
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Courtney & Neilson Public Sale
Marion
John Whitmore
Stanwood
Henry Wulfekuhle
Poland
China
Jamosa
R. P. Harington
Quasqueen
John C. Ausfin
Godfrey W. Raim
Solon
Jim Hansen
DeWitt
Klotz
Independence
Iowa
Argentine Corn Imports Reach 112000 Bushels This Week
Federal report shows 112000 bushels of corn imported from Argentina in the week ended Jan 17. A 40000 bushel cargo arrived in San Francisco and 72000 in Los Angeles. Argentine corn is said to undercut domestic grain on the Pacific coast and shipments total 220000 bushels for the week. The crop is nearing maturity with a record yield expected.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pacific
United States
Grain firm buys 125 carloads of corn in 1935 at Dysart
Tama Ben ton Grain company stockholders report 125 carloads of corn purchased from local farmers in 1935 totaling 187 980 bushels. Only a quarter shipped by rail as most grain was trucked to drought areas in southern Iowa and Missouri. Purchases also include oats 68 753 bushels barley 27 583 soybeans 27 013 with smaller buys of timothy seed wheat and rye.
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Dysart
Tama-Benton Grain Company
Iowa
Missouri
Rural youth groups district meeting delegates named
The text lists Earl N. Shultz, Ames assistant professor of rural young people's work, George Strayer, Hudson president of Iowa rural young people's groups, and W. H. Stacy, Ames extension sociologist, as delegates with counties to send representatives to the district meeting.
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Ence
Earl N. Shultz
Ames
George Strayer
Hudson
Iowa
W. H. Stacy
Iowa district conferences set for week of January 24
District conferences are scheduled across Linn, Benton, Jones, Iowa, Johnson, Cedar, Muscatine, Scott, Clinton, Jackson, Dubuque, Delaware and Buchanan counties during the week of January 24 to 30 to discuss a survey of young people's groups and planned programs for the year, ahead of a state conference at Ames on February 7 and 8.
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Linn
Benton
Jones
Iowa
Johnson
Cedar
Muscatine
Scott
Clinton
Jackson
Dubuque
Delaware
Buchanan
Ames
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