Dubuque Cornstalks Plant Resumes in Third Venture
Maizewood Insulation company takes over the Dubuque factory assets from National Cornstalks Processes and restarts cornstalks products and insulation manufacturing under Herbert A. Hauptli. Ownership includes Hauptli and stockholders from prior ventures, with a 20 percent interest reported.
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Ubuque (Special
Maizewood Insulation Company
Dubuque
National Cornstalks
Herbert A. Haupth
Chicago
Illinois
Iowa
Mazewood Insulation Company
Haupth
George N. Peck
Moline
Maizewood Products Corporation
National Cornstalks Processes
Peek
AAA
Chester Davis
Frank O. Lowden
Bernard A. Baruch
New York
Henry Wallace
Davis
Hauptli
400 Expected For Iowa Veterinary Convention
Described in a garbled note, the Iowa Veterinary Medical Association held a convention with Mare Per and officials in Des Moines. The text records a February meeting to discuss events and exhibitors led by a president, amidst unclear details.
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Iowa
Bose EMR OO the fiat mele tree bee om tested
Fragmentary OCR text from a New York item appears garbled with scattered words and numbers. No clear event, person, organization, or place can be confirmed for a usable summary.
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Bose
Land Bank Loans Closed By Clermont Ass'n In 1935
Special to The Gazette Clermont reports 100 federal land bank and land bank commission loans totaling 236000 were made to farmers in Clayton Fayette and Winneshiek counties as part of a 1935 refinancing effort. Outstandings reach about 1850000. R Larson reelected president L Olson VP and J A Erickson secretary treasurer. Directors named from Clermont West Union Elgin and nearby towns. J H Moore of Omaha spoke.
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Clermont
Clermont National Farm Loan Association
Federal Land Bank Andland Bank Commissioner
Clayton
Fayette
Winneshirk
J. A. Erickson
Erickson
R. Larson
L. T. Olson
Mr. Erickson
Association
O. R. Larson
Harry Stoke
Harry A. Stolle
West Union
Charles N
Taxable Values Of Livestock Are Upped In Delaware
Delaware county assessors heard a schedule showing higher livestock values than 1935. Hogs over nine months rose from 3 to 10 dollars, and figures for colts, mules, feeding cattle, heifers, steers, cows, and sheep also increased across ages and categories.
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Delaware
Manchester
Delaware County
Beef Producers In Cedar Set Feb 12 Meeting
Cedar County beef producers meet February 12 in Varstown to discuss feeding problems and cattle on feed market outlook. VIPTON Rex Heresford Ames extension animal husbandman Sperta will host with local producers to scan outlook and address feeding challenges.
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Cedar
Sperta
Vipton
Rex Heresford
Ames Extension Animal — Husbandman
Cedar County
Num
Creamery At Elgin Pays 41 Cents For Butter
Patrons of the Elgin Creamery Company were paid forty one cents per pound for better butter. The report notes the price paid and reflects market conditions affecting local dairy producers in Elgin.
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Elgin
Elgin ‘ Coomery Company
Bette
Wallace intervention could spur livestock feed grain plan
AP reports Secretary Wallace aims to stabilize hog and cattle prices by tying soil conservation payments to feed grain control. The plan hinges on a Supreme Court test of constitutionality and faces opposition from range cattle and dairy interests, with officials cautious about details but signals point to a tax and single-contract framework.
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Washington
AAA
Wallace
Congressional Mill
Supreme Court
Agricultural Department
Congress
Cattlemen's Committee
Iowa
A. G Black
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Honor Roll Certificates Awarded Tama Dairymen
National honor roll certificates were awarded to North Tama Cow Test association members in Tama county for herds averaging over 400 pounds butterfat per cow this year. Recipients include E. M. Mitchell and Sons Reinbeck Roger Manfall Traer Lons Reh der and Son Gladbrook J. E. Howard Tracer J. W. Mitchell and Son Reinbeck R. C. Wood Traer Hayward Brothers Dysart W. G. Barker and Son Reinbeck A. D. Mitchell and Son Reinbeck Mrs. Alex Rehder and Sons Glad brook Roy Hotzel Traer W. D. Mitchell Buckingham CT Mitchell Buckingham E Mc Elhinney Dysart and Joe Chezik Jr Dysart.
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TRAER
Tama County
E. M. Mitchell and Sons
Reinbeck
Roger Manfall
Lons Rehder
Gladbrook
J. E. Howard
Tracer
J. W. Mitchell
R. C. Wood
Hayward Brothers
Dysart
W. G. Barker
A. D. Mitchell
Alex Rehder
Roy Hotzel
Farm Auction Schedule Readers Jan 22 30
A sequence of farm auctions listed by date and location across Iowa towns. John Whitmore and Henry Wulfekuhle lead sales near Stanwood Independence Anamosa Quasqueton Marion Solon Cedar Rapids DeWitt Letts Fairfax Martelle Mechanicsville Marion. The notices detail closing out and consignment sales spanning Jan 22 to Jan 30.
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John Whitmore
Stanwood
Henry Wulfekuhle
Poland
China
Anamosa
R. P. Harrington
Quasqueton
John C. Austin
Marion
Godfrey W. Raim
Solon
Jim Hansen
DeWitt
Iowa Livestock Exchange
Cedar Rapids
December Chick Hatchery Output In U S Rises Modestly
The United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports December hatchery output rose year over year, with an 18.3 percent increase in chicks hatched and 16.9 percent more eyes set from fifty five plants in New England and nearby regions. One line notes 0.89 percent rise in chick orders as of January 1 1936.
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Washington, D. C
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
New England
Atlantic
East Central States
Wood Cutting Bee Aids Nellie Young Family
A wood cutting bee was held for Mrs. Nellie Young of Grandview after her husband’s death. Nineteen neighbors helped cut haul and saw wood, with participants including Rev. W. H. Lambert Rev. O. G. Lewis Harrison Westbrook and son Junior Lloyd and Tvan Hocke Paul Schafer Herman Harder Albert Garrett Jacob Simmering Jesse Phillips Clarence Tice Levi Huff Max Woodruff Robert Hinthorn Charles Young Howard Young Noah Sabin and Frederick Westbrook.
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Wazette
Ambus Junction
Nellie Young
Grandview
W. H. Lambert
O. G. Lewis
Harrison Westbrook
Junior
Lloyd
Tvan Hocke
Paul Schafer
Herman Harder
Albert Garrett
Jacob Simmering
Jesse Phillips
Clarence Ti
Egg Production and Prices Trends Across 1935 Poultry Report
The Jan 1 1936 USDA release shows total U S egg production up 16 percent from 1935 and equal to the five year average. Laying age hens averaged 80.6 per farm, with laying rate 15.5 eggs per flock. Prices to farmers for eggs, chickens, and turkeys are given, with December 1935 feed costs and price indices. Storage holdings of case eggs and frozen poultry are detailed, noting higher egg prices relative to prewar and mixed comparisons to postwar levels.
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United States
Federal Department of Agriculture
Turkey
30000 Chicks Ordered From Local Hatchery
More than 30,000 baby chicks have been ordered to date from a hatchery here. Harold Gehler, manager, reports the tally and indicates ongoing demand.
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Reinbeck
Harold Gehler
Monmouth Farmers Mutual Shipping Assn Totals 36360? Decks In 1935
Albert Buck reports at annual meeting that Farmers Mutual Shipping Association of Monmouth handled 49 carloads and 63 livestock decks in 1935, shipping 3,616 head weighing 936,015 pounds to nine firms. Hog, cattle, calves, and sheep counts given. average shrink under three pounds per head. Officers named for 1936 include Anker Kleis, John Benischek, Albert Buck, E. E. Edwards, Fred Voelkers, and Vince Zak. speakers from C N W, North Western, and Chicago commission firms attended.
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Monmouth
Albert Buck
Farmers Mutual Shipping Association of Monmouth
Anker Kleis
John Benischek
E. E. Edwards
Fred Voelkers
Vince Zak
A. L. Kent
N. W
J. J. Nedved
North Western
Cedar Rapids
Harry Thompson
Mr. Filler
Chicago Commission
Asparagus Packed Again by Reinbeck Plant
Reinbeck Canning will again handle packing and canning of asparagus for Waterloo under contract with Rochelle Illinois company. Tom Evans owner of the Reinbeck plant will supervise. Packing starts about May 1 and runs ten to twelve weeks. About eighty people will be employed.
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Reinbeck
Reinbeck Canning Company
Waterloo
Rochelle
Illinois
Tom Evans
Reed Named Manager of Local Co op Creamery
Elmer Reed, butter maker at the Farmers creamery, has been elected manager succeeding the late Carl F. Wendt. Reed will continue to serve as buttermaker while directing creamery operations at Ryan Reed’s co op facility.
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Reed
Ryan
Ryan — Elmer Reed
Farmers Creamery
Carl F. Wendt
Clayton counts host meat cutting and canning demos
Two county demonstrations are set for January 28 at El kader and January 29 at Monona in Clayton county. W G Kirk of the Ames extension service will lead meat cutting and curing while Mrs Helen Zaller, a canning company representative, will demonstrate meat canning.
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Monona
Clayton County
Elkader
W. G. Kirk
Ames Extension Service
Helen Zaller
Canning Company
Monmouth Farm Sale Totals Hit Variety of Prices
Horses topped at 175 dollars at the M. S. Pence farm sale near Monmouth Friday. Cows brought 45 dollars per head, calves 34 dollars, sheep 6 dollars, and broad sows 14 to 18 dollars each. Corn 55 cents a bushel, oats 33 cents, hay 6 dollars a ton, and a general purpose tractor sold for 410 dollars.
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Monmouth
M. S. Pence
Farm auction sales near Morley and North Liberty
Barn alfalfa hay sold for 7 to 8.25 per ton at Henry Seeger farm sale near Morley. Wheat oats mixed 35¢ per bushel, corn 52¢. Cattle varied from 53 to 73.50 per head, yearlings 50.50 to 57, calves 38.50, young calves 13 to 15.75. Auctioneer F L Story, clerk John Carville. Nearby sales south of North Liberty saw sows to 40, dairy cows 30 to 35, horses 70 to 78, sheep 7.75 to 8, corn 31¢. Timothy hay 4 to 5 per ton. Bert Glaspey as auctioneer. Alt and Overholt sale: dairy cows 40 to 65, horses 20 to 80, hogs 18, pigs 8, corn 47¢, soy bean hay 8 per ton, timothy 4.50 per ton.
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Guernsey
T.B
Farrow
Myers
Prairie Chapel Ladies Ltd
Joan C. Austin
PC. Lassen
H. F. Lockwood
Morley
Henry Seeger
F. L. Story
John Carville
North Liberty
E. A. Shinn
William Sass
Timothy Hay
Bert Glaspey
Charles D
Soybeans Unharvested In Wellman Area After Snow
In the Wellman West Chester area tractors and combines remain in soybean fields amid snow. Eight combines linger with fields partially harvested as equipment is repurposed for farm work. Beans are deteriorating and likely unsuitable for seed once finally harvested.
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Wellman
West Chester
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