Farm Outlook Sees 1933 revival in demand for farm products
The Farm Outlook Report by the USDA bureau of agricultural economics says improved demand awaits easing of currency and trade barriers. It notes mortgage funds are scarce, credit tight, and farmers cutting production spending while livestock and crop outlooks vary with world markets and domestic demand potential.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Russia
China
Bureau
Start Cream of Nujol for Pile Relief Now
An ad urges pile sufferers to avoid laxatives and seek cream of Nujol therapy instead. It claims the product soothes and heals bowel membranes, reduces irritation, and helps regulate bowels without hindering daily activities, selling cheaply at drug counters.
Easiest Way to Break Up Colds
A terse ad touts Cascara Quinine as a fast cold remedy. Take two tablets every three hours and drink water between doses. Promises head and body pain relief and quicker recovery with a money back guarantee. Get a box now for a few cents.
Overflow Slat Crib Converts Corn Crop in Belle Plaine Farm
At a Belle Plaine farm four miles northeast of town, Lows Allers built a 90 by 9 by 12 foot slat crib to store overflow corn after the regular crib room filled. The crew, including Mac Macson Julius Saelen El sie Schlieman Otto Schlieman and Robert Akers, posed with the family dog amid the shock work and noted more than 000 bushels cribbed in total.
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Belle Plaine
Lows Allers
Belle Plane
Allers
Mr Allers
Mac Macson
Julius Saelen
Elsie Schlieman
Otto Schlieman
Robert Akers
Mass Schheman
Otto
Cedar County 4-H Teens Feed 67 Calves in Countywide Effort
Special To The Gazette Cedar County 4-H youths totaling 35 are feeding 67 baby beef calves. Enrollees include George Cary James Moore Geraldine Donohue Marie Eiler Ronald Cecil Spear Tipton Helen Doris Donald Kenneth Miller Mear Eisler Olin Edwin Morris Phillip Ellyson John Ruth Hemingway West Branch Dale Smith Methanicsville Eugene Helen Anders Mather Herbert Hinkhouse West Liberty Allen Myron Schneider Martin Paula Licht London Clifford Mear Crist Earl Domer William Horr Stanwood Durwood Greig Kenneth Crist Carson Moffit Clarence Earl Rohif Bennett.
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Tipton
Cedar County
Emmett C Gardner
George Cary
James Moore
Geraldine Donohue
Marie Eiler
Ronald
Cecil Spear
Helen
Doris
Donald
Kenneth Miller
Mear Eisler
Olin
Edwin Morris
Phillip Ellyson
John
Ruth Hemingway
West Branch
Dale Smith
Methanicsville
Eugene
Anders Mather
Herbert William
Helen Hinkhouse
West Liberty
Allen
Myron Schneider
Martin
Paula Licht
London
Clifford
Mear Crist
Earl
Arthur Domer
Wiliam Horr
Stanwood Durwood Greig
Kenneth Crist
Carson Moffit
Clarence
Earl Rohif
Bennett
Arlington Creamery pays 25 cents for butterfat
Arlington Creamery patrons receive 25 cents per pound for 25 783 pounds of December butterfat. Total butterfat for the month was 25 785 pounds with 22 711 shipped to New York, 1 1873 sold to merchants, and 1 201 pounds used by patrons. Average price on shipped butter was 23 cents per pound, totaling 5 2235 dollars.
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Arlington
Arlington Farmers’ Creamery
New York
End Serious Coughs With Creomulsion
Promotes Creomulsion as a remedy that fights germs quickly and relieves coughing. Describes seven science based ingredients, emphasizes safety and non narcotic formula. Includes money back guarantee if relief is not achieved for any cough or cold.
Hemroid tablets promise quick relief from piles
Painful piles are treated with Dr J S Leonhardt Hemroid tablets advertised as an internal medicine that stops itching bleeding and protruding piles without cutting or salves. The ad claims it heals restores parts and removes blood congestion in the lower bowel with a money back guarantee.
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Dr. J S . Leonhardt
Fence Drift in the Were Wire Perils of a Stalled Ride
A troubled account describes a vehicle struggling in mud with front axle pushing and rear dragging. Describes the clutch burning out and a sudden jolt as the bumper to bumper threat lingers, hinting at a struggle to escape economic slime.
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Maledictious
Howard Says Iowa Farmers Believe In Currency Inflation
CHICAGO AP Farmers in Iowa view currency inflation as essential to solving the farm problem says J R Howard first president of the American Farm Bureau Federation. He urges inflation of money credit and confidence as preludes to prosperity and supports farm price legislation while criticizing the domestic allotment plan for not protecting corn belt commodities.
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Howard
Iowa
Chicago
J. R. Howard
American Farm Bureau Federation
Clemens
Farmer
County Farm In Keokuk Valued At 142 An Acre
Special to The Gazette SIGOURNEY The Keokuk county farm east of Sigourney is valued at 56771 in an inventory by the county board of supervisors The 204 acre farm is valued at 142 per acre with buildings at 20000 Provisions are 59406 farm machinery and tools 85470 straw hay and grain 46215 livestock 2372 50 The home inmates range from 30 to 35 some pay part of expenses Board members are J Forrest Embree DH Banes and FX Kendall
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Sigourney
Keokuk
County Board of Supervisors
Board of Supervisors
J Forrest Embree
D H
Banes
Kendall
New York Life Halts Farm Mortgage Foreclosures
Governor Herring prompts suspension of farm mortgage foreclosures by New York Life and other Iowa investors. The firm says foreclosures on farm mortgages are paused pending Iowa legislature action and notes continued willingness to renew farm mortgages on liberal terms. Several major insurers voluntarily halt or curb foreclosure actions in the state as a result.
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New York
Buckner
New York Life Insurance Company
F C Waples
Midland Mortgage Company
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gov. Herring
Bankers Life
Equitable
Central Life of
Des Moines
John Hancock
Boston
Continental General
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance of
Hartford
Team Bulls Through Farm Auction Near Oxford Junction
M T McDonald of Center Junction paid 250 dollars for a black team at Minnie Schwab’s farm sale two miles north of Oxford Junction. Two horses brought 100 dollars each. cows 20 to 30 dollars a head. steers 25, heifers 20, and a roan bull 23. Calves 7.95 to 14.50. Duroc Jersey sows 6.25. small fall pigs 1.90. No hay or grain sold. Machinery brought fair prices. Large crowd, sale cried by H W Mowry.
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Oxford
T. M. McDonald
Center Junction
Minnie Schwab
Oxford Junction
H W. Mowry
Linn County Farm Bureau Weekly Activity Calendar
The Linn county Farm Bureau lists weekly events by location and time. Home project and poultry meetings are scheduled at Otter Creek Alburnett Bertram Whittier Franklin and other towns with organizers named for each session.
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Linn County Farm Bureau
Otter Creek
Alburnett High School
CB FP Michel
Faye French
Bertram Home
Adolph Biderman
A. J Rose
Pete Bremer
College Township Farm Bureau
Union Church
Franklin Home
Whittier
George Zingula
Otter Creek Farm Bureau
Alburnett
Jackson
Earl Henderson
Fayette-Clinton Farm Bureau
Palo
Coming Farm Auctions List January February
Auction notices listing multiple farm sales around Cedar Rapids Swisher Watkins and DeClow barn. Labor W T McNamara A P Burgess Jaroslav Sirovy Emil Dvorak F E Harrington. Read as consignment sales and closing out sale details with dates and locations.
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Swisher
Jaroslav Sirovy
Emil Dvorak
DeClow Barn
F. E. Harrington
Watkins
Awards Given To Delaware County 4.H Club Members
The annual Delaware county farmers institute closed with a 4-H recognition program led by County Agent Kermith Huehn. Medals from the Chicago Producers Livestock Commission went to Ross Cocking, Howard Fry, and Harold Childs. Aberdeen Angus medals honored Ivan Lighty, William Dunn, Everett Lynn Childs, Harold Childs, and Evlen Mauer. Leslie Gienapp received a watch fob as champion showman. Lloyd Satterlee earned a reserve medal, with ribbons awarded to several others.
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Manchester
Delaware County Farmers’ Institute
Kermith Huehn
Marjory Mangold
Howard Fry
Fred L. Darey
M. H. Runkle
Howard Schnittjer
Chicago Producers Livestock Commission Association
Ross Cocking
Market Pig Club
Harold Childs
Aberdeen Angus Association
Ivan Lighty
William Dunn
Everett Lynn Childs
Evlen Mauer
Leslie Gienapp
Delaware County
Lloyd Satterlee
Farm Managers To Hear Address On Land Use Planning
Ames Iowa February 8 11 am start for the Town Farm Managers association meeting with Prof M L Wilson of Montana State college leading a discussion on agricultural and land use planning At 1 pm Dean C P Curtiss speaks on the agricultural situation in Europe Other talks cover farm ownership corn diseases remodeling farm structures and the creation of a farm management service Officers named include M H Fedderson T Ralph Miner and John A Hopkins Jr
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AMES
Town Farm Managers’ Association
M L. Wilson
Montana State College
C. P. Curtiss
Europe
Wilson
R. H. Porter
Henry Giese
The
Iowa Association
M. H. Fedderson
Des Moines
T. Ralph Miner
Mount Pleasant
John A. Hopkins, Jr
Egg Market Steadier After 3 Weeks Drop
New York egg market stabilizes after a sharp three week decline beginning Jan 9. Receipts totaled 319,961 cases, with losses of 800 to 1000 dollars on some shipper carloads. Retail prices fell late, but pass through to consumers was uneven, while a new 100-truck fleet from the Pacific coast aims to boost western egg sales to New York by about 100 percent. Chicago trends mirrored New York.
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the Gazette
New York City
New York
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Keokuk County Farm Bureau to Hire New Agent
The board will meet Tuesday to hire a county agent to replace Leonard Zahn who resigned to take a similar post in Jasper County.
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Sigourney
Keokuk County Farm Bureau
Leonard Zahn
Jasper County
Annual meetings scheduled soon
Government and cooperative groups list upcoming annual meetings across multiple towns. February 1 includes Farmers' creamery sites at Band Spring Cascade York near Williamsburg. February 3 highlights Shipping association in Anamosa. Other dates cover Hopkinton Monticello Coggan Buckhorn Littleport West Liberty and Cedar Rapids Co operative Dairy.
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Band Spring
Cascade
York Farmers’ Creamery
Willamsburg
Shipping Association
Anamosa
Farmers’ Creamery
Hopkinton
Arlington
Monticello
Coggan
Buckhorn
Littleport
West Liberty
Cedar Rapids
Steen to Judge Iowa Corn Show at Ames
George Steen farmer near here and president of the Iowa Corn and Small Grain Growers association will judge southern district exhibits at the annual convention and show February 6 to 10 in Ames. He is arranging final details of the event.
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West Liberty
George Steen
Here
Iowa Corn and Small Grain Growers’ Association
Ames
Steen
Adlerika advertised as quick intestinal cleansing remedy
A persuasive ad claims most people suffer intestinal stasis from inactive life and improper diet. It promotes Adlerika as a complete cleansing that reaches both upper and lower bowels, promising relief from gas bloating indigestion and headaches with a quick action under 30 minutes. A free sample is offered by mail.
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Adlerika
Adilerika
Dept
Wabasha
St. Paul
Minn
Cedar Rapids
May Drug Co
Marion
Carl N. Owen
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Linn Farm Bureau Calendar
Sale
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W. T. McNamara
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