Testing Of Cattle For Tuberculosis Resumes In Cedar County
Cedar county restarts tuberculosis testing after Cedar veterinarians join three Muscatine nation, state, and federal vets under Dr H Johnson. Penitentiary case linked to cow war noted. completion targeted by November 1. Federal funds cover most costs with county levy and bank releases supplementing.
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Cedar
H. A. Seidell
Des Moines
Fort Madison
Paul Moore
West Branch
Jake Lenker
Wilton Junction
Cedar County
Moore
Leaker
Iowa
Seidel
Nev 1
Muscatine County
H &£. Johnson
Washington
Johnson
Cedar Iowa
Johnson Counties
Seidell
Board of Supervisors
Muscatine
Schluter outlines Frazier Lemke relief for farmers
Otto L Schluter Cedar Rapids attorney explains steps for farmers to seek relief under the Frazier Lemke and amended debt relief laws. Procedures include petition filing with a $10 deposit, inventory by a commissioner, creditor meetings, possible compositions or land appraisals, five year moratoriums, and post relief protections. The process avoids bankruptcy and is subject to creditor majorities and appraisals. The tolling period supervises farm operations and rent distributions, with compensation paid from the U S treasury.
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Otto L. Schluter
Cedar Rapids
George C Scott
Federal District Court
Northern
District of
Iowa
Schluter
Rees
United States Treasury
United States
FENCE DRIFT Cited in woven tire by R F A
United Press quotes James Meyers of Oska Joosa claiming chinch bugs make good beer. Meyers says a Knoxville-area farmer mixed chinch bugs with water in a fruit jar producing a brew that looks smells and tastes like beer. The claim follows familiar home brew incidents before repeal.
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United Press
James Meyers
Oska- Joosa
Meyers
Knoxville
Co op Directors And Independents Fail To Act
George Griffith an independent producer and W M Reed of Cedar Rapids Co operative Dairy say no progress was made at Monday evening meeting of independent producers and directors. They dispute reports and note they were alerted at Mr Reed’s suggestion.
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George Griffith
W M_ Reed
Cedar Rapids
Washington C T A Milk Benchmark Shows Strong Butterfat
The 275 cow Washington C T A herd posted 29.6 butterfat average with 374 pounds of milk and 296 pounds of butterfat for June. VOW Flete and Son of Richland averaged 1058 pounds of milk and 365 pounds of butterfat. The Truman Frb herd of West Man ranked second with 363 pounds of butterfat. High cow EP Hayes produced 1311 pounds of milk and 655 pounds of butterfat.
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Speke Care
Washington
Neton
VOW Flete and Son
Richland
Truman Frb
West Man
E P Hayes
Grange in Poweshiek erects hall for cash cost of 1000
Pleasant View Grange near Grinnell dedicates a new hall ten years after its founding. The 1 30 p m dedication will feature Ralph W. Smith and Marion Hammer Jr with a program open to the public. Built for about 1000 dollars, most labor was donated by Grange members and funds came from local subscriptions and events.
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Grinnell
Pleasant View
Ralph W. Smith
Iowa State Grange
State Corn and Hog Committee
Marion Hammer, Jr
Newton
Grange
J. Peck
Grinnell College
The
Sarah Sherman Pryor
John S. Nollen
Farm Organization
Iowa Grange
Granges
Laverne Rafferty
Marcene Adkins
R. L. Lincoln
John Waldbusser
Different Country Since the Rains Brings Greener Pastures
North English reports thriving corn growth and scattered harvests as moisture renews fields. Otumwa area yields exceed 400 bushels from a 20 acre winter wheat field. other farmers report variable grain results and increased harvesting costs. Weather brings a late green flush and pockets of drought relief across communities.
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The
Gazette
Iowa
Henry Reed
Ottumwa
Roy Harter
E. Mullenix
P J Cunningham
Seaton Brothers
Millersburg
Lawrence Bennett
W H. Cooper
Hedrick
Linn county contract signers push to Washington
More than 98 percent of corn and hog contract signers in Linn county affixed second signatures at township meetings. The allotment committee reports that over 2,200 regular contracts will be forwarded to Washington, with first installments totaling about 428 218 dollars and total Linn payments around 1 089 505 dollars.
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Washington
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Federal
Pare
Little Red Ants Battle Chinch Bugs in Appanoose County
Centerville Iowa reports farmers say little red ants swarm to defend corn from chinch bugs. The ants attack in groups, tracking bugs on stalks and under leaves, signaling a potential pest control shift in Appanoose County.
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Little Red Ants
Appanoose County
Centerville
Drought Spurs Surge in Garden Seed Sales and Crop Planting
In Wilton Junction dealers report higher garden seed sales this season after droughts forced replanting, with tomatoes and cabbages set out after rain. Tipton area farmers plant large soybean acreage, and corn crops show good color and weed-free stands. Early potatoes benefited from rains and nurseries offer half price replacements for landscaping plants.
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Wilton Junction
Tipton
Cedar County
Iowa Rain Record To Date This Year
Precipitation for twenty four hours ending Tuesday at 7 a.m. 0.23 inch. July to date 2.39 inches. Normal for July to date 1.34 inches. Excess for July to date 1.05 inches. From Jan 1 to date 10.37 inches. Normal to date 16.85 inches. Deficiency since Jan 1 6.4 inches.
Second sign-ups nearly complete across multiple counties
The list includes Linn Emmett Kossuth Winnebago Mitchell Allamakee Clay Hancock Cerro Gordo Floyd Chickasaw Cherokee Buena Vista Woodbury Calhoun Webster Hardin Grundy Delaware Dubuque Marshall Story Boone Crawford Monona Guthrie Poweshiek Cedar Louisa Cass Fremont Adams Clarke Decatur Lucas Appanoose Wapello Van Buren and Lee. Iowa early pay contracts exceed 5 million with total near 70 million expected next February. In Tipton Cedar county 1 213 regular corn hog contracts go for second signatures Wednesday and Thursday at township sites with 53 committeemen in charge. Contracts will go to Washington and checks should arrive within two or three weeks after arrival.
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Kossuth
Winnebago
Mitchell
Allamakee
Clay
Hancock
Cerro Gordo
Floyd
Chickasaw
Cherokee
Buena Vista
Woodbury
Calhoun
Webster
Hard- In
Grundy
Delaware
Dubuque
Marshall
Story
Boone
Crawford
Monona
Guthrie
Poweshiek
Cedar
Louisa
Cass
Fremont
Adams
Clarke
Decatur
Lucas
Appanoose
Wapello
van Buren
Lee
Iowa
Tipton
Cedar County
Washington
Twenty Pigs Net Consignor 68 Cents
Mrs Mosback sold twenty pigs in Cortland Illinois for 12.22 but deductions left her with 0.68. Pigs, classed as culls, fetched 0.75 per hundred pounds as drought markets shrank. Deductions covered pens scales corn insurance trucking selling fees and a government processing tax.
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Insurance Company
Truck Company
Commission
Meat Board
Calf Kill in June Heaviest on Record at Union Stockyards
Wyoming reports from the Union Stockyards Chicago show June calf slaughter under federal inspection reached a record high of 601,332 head, surpassing June 1933 and marking the heaviest month for calves since records began. Cattle kills also set a June record, while hog and sheep totals declined from last year.
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UNION
Chicago
FERA ships 1150 bushels soy beans to Muscatine county
WILTON JUNCTION A total of 1150 bushels of soy beans for distribution in Muscatine county has been allotted by FERA to 100 applicants. Approximately eighty applicants have signed up and received their supply to date.
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Wilton Junction
Muscatine County
FERA
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