Dawn Of Farm Recovery At Iowa Farm Bureau Meet
At the Iowa Farm Bureau convention in Des Moines Dr William I. Myers head of the Farm Credit Administration outlined rapid refinancing of farm debt as a national emergency program with 5,000 Iowa loans totaling 22 million in eight months. President Charles E. Hearst urged stronger farmer organization to secure parity prices, loan programs, land reforms, and expanded co operatives to move agriculture toward recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
Myers
Henry Moreenthau Jr
Treasury Secretary
Iowa
Texas
FCA
AAA
Co-operative Livestock
Ray Murray
Olive Tablets Offer Quick Constipation Relief
A historical ad touts Olive Tablets as a vegetable substitute for calomel to relieve constipation. It claims Dr. Edwards, a 20 year physician, invented the formula and markets it as a gentler option free of calomel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Calomel
Turabaden
Dayton Creamery Butterfat Price Report Summary
Dayton Creamery reports butterfat at 21.71 cents per pound with notes on cheese and cream markets. The fragmented text references Gary the district dairy, contracts, and pricing signals affecting local producers and buyers.
33 Contracts In Buchanan Signed Across Sixteen Townships
Farmers in Buchanan county prepare to sign corn hog contracts across sixteen townships with meetings in Washington at the Farm Bureau office. County officials report thirty three contracts filed by Tuesday evening and widespread intent to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan County
Washington Township
Farm Bureau
Frank Bantz
South Fok Township
Delaware County
Buckhorn
FL E Ixrause
Roy Dyas
Andrew
Rex Beresford
Ames Extension Service
South Fork
Clyde Woods
Frank Miller
Fimner Wedemann
A. R Beaver
Shallenberger Pushes Peek Style Export Debentures Plan
Rep. A C Shallenberger unveils a bill to apply an export debenture scheme to beef and pork, abandoning processing taxes. The plan, aligned with Peek and supported by the Nebraska Livestock and National Livestock associations, would issue debentures paying farmers 5 cents a pound for beef and 4 cents for pork exports, redeemable against tariffs.
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Gazette
Washington
George N Peck
Agricultural Export Corporation
A C Shallenberger
Nebraska
Shallenberger
House Agriculture Committee
Peek
Roosevelt Shallenberger
Nebraska Livestock Association
National Livestock Association
Albuquerque
N M
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Hoover
Farm Auction Schedule For Cedar Rapids and Anamosa Areas
A slate of farm auctions is listed with dates in January. Events include a consignors sale at Town Live Stock Exchange and C R I Stockyards in Cedar Rapids, a consignors sale at Anamosa Horse Sale Central Cedar Colt Club near Stanwood, a dispersion sale by Wm Ketelsen in Springville, and a closing out sale by C J Pickart near Newhall.
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Town Livestock Exchange C R & I
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa
Central Cedar Colt Club
Stanwood
Ketelsenum
City Hmuts
Springville
Horse Sale At Columbus Junction Sets High Prices
An unusually strong horse sale at Midway sale pavilion Columbus Junction featured matched pairs and fillies selling for 185 to 245 dollars. A top gelding brought 135 dollars while multiple young animals sold from 70 to 100 dollars. Several mares were listed in the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Midway Sale
Livestock and Farm Goods Prices From Local Sale
Buyers paid $90 to $115 for six to ten year old stock. Three sucking colts averaged $35 each. Milk cows topped at $39 and other fresh cows brought $25 to $26. Feeder hogs ranged $2.85 per cwt unvaccinated and $3.50 per cwt vaccinated. Oak posts $0.10 each. A truckload of potatoes sold at $180 per hundred pounds. Paul Klotz and H M Duncan were outioneers with Farrel Smylie as clerk.
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Paul Klotz
H M Duncan
Farrel Smylie
Ciazette
Columbus Junction
E. U. Shellabarger
Louisa County National Bank
Livestock Sale At Gibson Commission Sale Barn
West Liberty sale reports 574 head sold led by 332 cattle. Yearling steers top $540 per hundredweight, heifers $515, milk cows $35. Breeding ewes 45 head sold around $7 per head.
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Gazette
West Liberty
Gibson Commission
298 Reactors In 48 780 Head Found In Clayton
Since July 1933 through Jan 20 1934 veterinarians tested 48 780 cattle in Clayton county for bovine tuberculosis. Only 298 reactors were found a fraction over one half of one percent. Last week 112 herds testing 2 696 head yielded twenty one reactors.
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Eleader
Clayton
C J O'Brien
Attiestad Boardman
Buena Vista
Crean Case
Clayton Ave
Cox Creek
Elkee
Farmersbure
Garnavillo Asereee
Highland
Jefferson
Lodomillo
Bee
Mallory
Marion
Mendon
Millville
Mononay
Read
Sperry
Valen
Wagner
Grain standards revision hearing set in Chicago
Federal grain supervisor G A Cabinett announced a public hearing on proposed revisions to grain standards. The meeting will be held at 10 a m Friday on the third floor of the Board of Trade building in Chicago.
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Cabinett
Board of Trade
Chicago
Great Year for Farm Bureau in Des Moines 1933
Daisy V. Williams outlines a 1933 driven by challenges from selfish and radical elements and strong financial recovery for the Iowa Farm Bureau. She notes successful February and October membership drives and predicts rising membership in 1934, highlighting bureau influence on federal farm programs and the push for an honest dollar for agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau
Daisy V. Williams
Bureau
Miss Williams
Department of Agriculture
Farm Bureau
Federation
United
Senator Wheeler Proposes Grasshopper Control Funds
Washington AP reports Senator Wheeler of Montana introduced a joint resolution to appropriate 2,354,983 dollars for grasshopper control work in cooperation with states.
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Washington
Wheeler
Mont
Booklet Outlines Phases Of Farm Adjustment Act
Washington reports Secretary Wallace promotes broad agricultural policy understanding. A new booklet by Mordecai Ezekiel and Louis Bean analyzes the Economic Bases for the Agricultural Adjustment Act with charts and data. It aims to inform public discussion, not report operations, and explains parity periods and the domestic allotment and processing tax plan.
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Washington
Wallace
Mordecai Ezekiel
Louis H. Bean
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
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Hearst and
E. Hearst
Iown Farm Bureau Federation
Joans
Ioans
Progamohe
Spineville
Stortin
Spromeers
Mentiela
Whitefish Wallet
Prdioch
Sane
Joe Stark
Dayton Creamery
Clarence
Buckhorn Institute
Ottem Woores
Buchanan
Delaware
Sis
Miadisan
Tanes County
Teceratves
Schael
Thompson Chaiman Hervey
Dion
Laurens Lore
Harry Jame
Buck
Notorie
Janetton
Clinton Farmers
Etto
Dewitt County
Canton County
John Oy
Ios
Lee A
Abe
Slater Cridar
Reese
Trrvers Club Mefts
Challenberger
Bill
Priovy Specials
Sefak
Ib. Ie
Waddock
Frelsil
DIAL
Farm Bureau Contest
Mahaska
Benton
Hardin
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Town Farm Bureau Federation
Ray Anderson
Gazette Farm
Rachel D. Aldrich
Oskaloosa
J. R
J Pickart
Newnall
Buehler
First Street
Rae
Ed Soboda
Sahara Coal
Joose
Ali
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