Creamery Official Urges Business View of TB Law
Clyde Bechtelheimer secretary of the Iowa Creameries Association spoke at the English Valley Cooperative Creamery Association annual meeting urging dairymen to view the TB testing law from a business perspective. He noted cities like Cleveland and Columbus banning butter from non accredited areas and said producers must comply if consumers demand healthful dairy.
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Orth English
Ray Murray
Iowa
Clyde Bechtelheimer
Waterloo
Iowa Creameries Association
Bechtelheimer
English Valley Co-operative Creamery Association
Murray
Cleveland
Columbus
Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ode to a Midnight Lunch
A fragmented verse titled Ode to a midnight lunch reflects on hunger and perception. It hints at a mislaid ration and a belief that the world will improve if minds adjust, with lines about pie, soup, and a hopeful view of the future.
Third speaker cites relief through organizations not law
A speaker argues that relief must come from organizations rather than legislation. J. J. Brunner, butter buyer for a chain store, is noted as the third speaker in the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Brunner
Farmers Pay Debts With Hogs Cattle Town Butcher Quietly
In Manchester, debts are settled with hogs and cattle as home butchering spreads from farms to town life. Chauncey V. Burrington reports growing business with multiple hogs butchered for local customers and substantial lard and meat yields from large animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Chauncey V. Burrington
Increased Share Of Livestock Sold Without Central Markets
UNION STOCKYARDS Chicago reports December and 1932 totals show declines across cattle calves hogs and other stock at 61 public markets Slaughter under federal inspection fell only 6 percent for the year indicating more animals marketed without public market exposure December sales dropped 20 percent from 1931 and 294 percent from the 5 year average Calves receipts fell 193 percent and hog slaughter rose about half a percent while market volumes overall were down from 1931
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Gazette Union Stockyards
Chicago
Sears
Minton
Deremger
Eaves
Butter Exceeds Half Million Pounds in 1932 33 Output
North English Iowa report shows English Valley Co operative Creamery produced 576 899 pounds of butter in its first full year 1932 33. Patrons delivered 463 823 pounds of butterfat earning 20 6 cents per pound. cash payments totaled 74 379 83 with 10 360 95 for hauling. Debt reduced by 10 000. officers and three directors re elected.
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North English
Iowa
English Valley Co-operative Creamery Association
O. O. Hauskins
Quality Of Lard Affected By Feed Consumed By Hog
Ames report notes feed type changes lard quality as hogs fed tankage or tankage oilmeal alfalfa meal yield the best lard. soy beans and soy bean meal produce softer fat less suited for lard. Iowa supplies about 23 percent of US lard, so price and consumption affect hog producer income. Steam rendering and demand for lean cuts have raised lard output in recent years.
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AMES
C. C. Culbertson
Animal Husbandry Experiment Station
Professor Culbertson
Iowa
United States
Johnson County dairy school examines feeds and herd work
Special to The Gazette Iowa City Johnson county dairy men attended a dairy feeding and management school at the Farm Bureau office. Floyd Johnston of the Ames extension dairy service led the session focusing on feeds feeding herd improvement and results of herd sire work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Farm Bureau
Johnson County
Floyd Johnston
Ames Extension Dairy Service
Johnston
Annual Meetings Announced Across Several Creameries
A list of upcoming annual meetings shows events at Farmers' Creamery locations including Center, Central City, Amber, Sand Sprits, Cascade, Hopkinton, Monticello, Littlewort, West Liberty and Ceeson. The schedule spans January to February with various dates and venues.
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Center Junewon
Central City
Rowley Shipping Association
Maynard
Amber
Sand Sprits
Cascade
York Farmers’ Creamery
Wlmamsburs
Hopkinton
Monticello
Ceeson
Littlewort
Creacnery
West Liberty
Cecar Rapids Co-operative Dairy
British Attitude On Argentine Beef Important In U S
The Gazette reports U S Department of Agriculture analysis on Britain's import limits on South American beef. It notes potential shifts of Canadian and New Zealand beef away from the U S market while boosting demand for Argentine Uruguay and Brazil.
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U.S
Washington, D. C
South America
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
New Zealand
United States
Argentina
Uruguay
Brazil
Ottawa
Bureau
Europe
Great Britain
Local farmers report poultry sales and declining eggs
Farmers in Anamosa area sold hens at 9 cents a pound and springs and roosters at 7 cents to a hatchery representative from Mechanicsville and Anamosa. Egg prices fell by 7 to 8 cents per dozen.
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Anamosa
Mechanicsville
Williamsburgh Co op Handles 301.9 Decks
The Farmers Co operative Shipping Association at Williamsburgh reported 1932 consignments totaling 191 704.39 to consignors after a gross 207 439.09 and market net 193 955.56. Hog decks 2413 carried 15 712 head weighing 3 741 430 pounds, averaging 3 26 per hundredweight. Cattle 52 carloads 1742 head weighed 1 331 380 pounds, shrank 42 460 pounds. Sheep eight decks 895 head weighed 72 460 pounds. Seven outlets used for hogs including Cedar Rapids packer and Chicago open market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazetta Williamsburg
Farmers’ Co-operative Shipping Association
Wail- Mamsburg
Robert Elwood
Mr. Elwood
Cedar Rapids Packer
Cedar Rapids Order Buyer
Savanna
Muscatine
Chicago Packer
Chicago
Curtiss And Farrell Set For Farm And Home Talks
Kansas State College President D Farrell and Iowa State College Dean C F Curtiss will address two night mass meetings during Farm and Home week February 6 to 11. They will discuss wealth without money and European tenancy systems, with related topics on tax dollars and economic issues for farmers. Morning meetings will cover the domestic allotment plan tariffs and similar topics.
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England
Denmark
H. L. Eichling
Iowa State
Raymond M. Hughes
Iowa State Players
Visquain
Farm Auction Schedule for Late January to February
Consignment sale at DeClow barn Friday January 27. Saturday January 28 features farm sales 8 miles southwest of Cedar Rapids by Beatrice Pidima and 3 ½ miles south of Lisbon by Frank Franta. Tuesday January 31 consignment sale at Lisbon. Thursday February 2 farm sale 5 miles north of Cedar Rapids by A P Burgess.
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DeClow Barn
Cedar Rapids
Beatrice Pidima
Lisbon
Frank Franta
A. P. Burgess
Co op Grain Delegates Endorse Inflation at Iowa Meeting
At the Iowa Farmers Grain Dealers association convention in Fort Dodge delegates voted five to one for price inflation as relief for farmers with a minority favoring debt relief. C E Huff of Farmers National Grain urged reductions in surpluses and noted a $25,000 lending fund for elevators in the Iowa Grain cooperative. Harry Sumners of Clarion was named resolutions chairman. In the Cooperative Elevators Insurance company William Larson was re elected president with C H Nelson as vice president W H Thompson as secretary and other directors named.
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Fort Dodge
Iowa Farmers Grain Dealers Association
W. T. Schultz
Ames
C. E. Huff
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Huff
Iowa Grain Co-Operative
Harry Sumners
Clarion
Co-operative Elevators Insurance Company
William Larson
Pilot Mound
C. H. Nelson
Garner
W. H. Thompson
W. V. Crapser
Thornton
W. P. Moeller
Rock Rapids
Grundy Creamery Pays 19.5 Cents For Butterfat
Grundy Center Co operative creamery members learned butterfat averaged 19.5 cents per pound for 1932 at the annual meeting. Total butter make reached 251492 pounds with 23.9 percent overrun and 3.8 cents manufacturing cost per pound. Directors Lyle C Haan and James Connell were re elected. W T Cold was elected to succeed I L Cakerice.
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Grundy Center
Butterfat Earns 20.33 Cents At Brooklyn Creamery
Brooklyn Co operative Creamery reports 1932 butter fat at 20.33 cents per pound from 1,128,132 pounds produced. Total butter shipments 975,732 pounds. 87,819 pounds used and 64,581 pounds sold locally. Indebtedness paid off, revolving fund certificates started Nov. 1. O K Storre of Iowa State Brand creameries spoke. Joan Carlson and A L Duffus re elected directors.
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Gazette
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Co-operative Creamery Association
W. I. Wasson
Wasson
O. K. Storre
Iowa State Brand Creameries
Joan Carlson
A. L. Duffus
Cedar County farmer markets lambs at Chicago steady price
L J Foss of Tipton Cedar County marketed a shipment of lambs in Chicago on Tuesday. The animals were on feed three months and sold for six dollars and fifty cents per hundredweight.
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Tipton
L. J. Foss
Cedar County
Chicago
Iowa Milk Co-ops Protest Proposed Truck Wheel Tax
Forty members of the Iowa federation of fluid milk co-operatives gathered in Cedar Rapids to condemn a state bill proposing a truck wheel tax based on tonnage per mile. Secretary M. W. Sproul of Mason City was told to notify the governor and each member asked to protest to their senator and representative. The proposal would tax a 5,000 pound truck carrying 4,000 pounds of milk at 2 cents per mile. Cities represented included Cedar Rapids Des Moines Sioux City Mason City Iowa City and Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Federation of Fluid Milk Co-Operatives
Cedar Rapids
M. W. Sproul
Mason City
Des Moines
Sioux City
Iowa City
Dubuque
Hog Prices Lead Iowa Farmer Sale in Chicago
Iowa City farmer Frank Schneberg sold fifty two 357 pound butcher hogs at 2.90 dollars per hundredweight in Chicago. The top price for their class highlighted a strong livestock market showing appetite for heavier hogs.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
Frank Schneberger
Johnson County
Chicago
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