Wheat Reduction Plan Outlined At Independence Conference
A double aim guided Iowa district agricultural agents and federal statistician Leslie M. Carl as they detailed the wheat reduction plan under the Agricultural Adjustment Act. The discussion stressed county administration, allotment basing on five year averages, and phased payments, with broader implications for corn hog and dairy plans to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames Extension Service
Leslie M. Carl
Federal
Iowa
Marl
Ames
Carl
United States Department of Agriculture
Wallace
It D D Prescription Relief for Eczema and Itching
It D D Prescription claims to quickly heal eczema and skin eruptions with a cooling antiseptic fluid. A 35 cent trial bottle is offered at drug stores with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. The ad credits Italian Bath owners as makers and guarantors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis
Palo Savings Bank Statement Of The Condition 1933
The document presents the June 30 1933 financial condition of Palo Savings Bank Linn County Iowa with totals for resources and liabilities. It lists capital stock surplus undivided profits depreciation reserves deposits including demand, savings, and time certificates, and notes the sworn statements by President RB Hayes and Cashier J Warren McClintock before Notary L. E Aitchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanking House
Federal Reserve Bank Eth
State of Iowa
Linn
J Warren McClintock
RB Hayes
J_ WARREN McCLINTOCK
Seni
R Brb Hayes
L. E Aitchison Notary
Lin County
John Lewis F G Shurtlefp
Tama corn hog committee named after local meeting
Special to the Gazette Traer Tama county corn and hog producers formed a temporary county organization with R C McElhinney Dysart as chairman and five executives named from Tama Toled o Elberon Tracer. Directors from each township to explain the adjustment act plan and relay details to their groups. The group backed controlled corn and hog production with participation in allotment benefits and a tonnage based hog reduction plan including a $25 pound light hog bonus and penalties for violations.
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Traer
Tama County
R. C. McElhinney
Dysart
Joseph D. Dastal
Toledo
August Ehlers
Tama
W. P. Willson
Elberon
F. E. Wilcox
S F. Wilson
Tracer
Towa
Rowley Creamery Pays 22c First Half Of June
Patrons of the Rowley Farmers' Co operative creamery receive payment for the first half of June butter fat at 22 cents per pound according to secretary A F Sloan. The last half of May butterfat also brought 22 cents.
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Rowley Creamery
Rowley
Rowley Farmers’ Co-operative Creamery Company
A. F. Sloan
Maquoreta D C Sells 23 Hogs At Chicago Market
Maquoreta D C, a Jackson county farmer, sent twenty three Hampshire and Duroc Jersey hogs to Chicago. The hogs averaged 231 pounds and sold for a top price of 4.60 per hundredweight.
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Maquoreta
D. C
Battles
Jackson County
Chicago
Hampshire and
Duroc Jersey
Delaware County 4 H Girls Elect New Officers at Rally Day
Marjory Maurer was elected president of the Delaware county 4 H club girls at the Rally day program near Manchester. Lois Matthews Oneida was named vice president Virginia Schneider south of Manchester secretary treasurer and Patricia Gavin Ryan historian. Colony township led music memory and Union township won picture memory while Berniece Mulligan was crowned queen in the Festival of the New Corn pageant. The event featured an organ recital by Mrs. C G Yaron and afternoon activities at Thrill Park with a Maypole finale.
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Manchester
Marjory Maurer
Delaware County
Lois Matthews
Oneida
Virginia Schneider
Patricia Gavin
Ryan
Colony Township
Union
Berniece Mulligan
Clarence Mulligan
Smallest Pop Corn Yield Since 1922 Is Anticipated
Des Moines reports Polk Sac Ida counties in Iowa face poor popcorn outlook due to drought from May 1 to July 10. National figures show 1933 acreage about 15,066 with yield near 1.40 pounds per acre and total around 21 million pounds, down from 25 million in 1932, marking the smallest crop since 1922. Iowa accounted for 57 percent of U.S. popcorn production in 1929, signaling expected income loss for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Sac
Ida
Towa
Iowa
United States
Hawkeye
Manchester Gardeners Enjoy Corn On The Cob
Manchester officials report early home grown sweet corn this season. M C. B. Harris planted Early Golden Hammer seed on May 10 and harvested the first crop last Sunday. Deputy Auditor EB H. Kinne had his first roasting ears Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
C. B. Harris
EB. H. Kinne
Harris
Mr. Kinne
Barn Fire Destroys Kolosick Farm. Neighbors Save House
A barn on the Elmer Kolosick farm was destroyed by fire this week but neighbors saved the house and other buildings. The S. P. Hubbell family, tenants on the farm, were away from home at the time.
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Washington
Elmer Kolosick
Neighbous
S. P. Hubbell
Ely Independent School District Budget Meeting Notice
The Board of Directors of Ely Independent No. 4 School District in Linn County Iowa will meet July 22 1933 at 8 p.m. at Ely School House. Taxpayers may appear for or against the proposed expenditures as listed by District Secretary Jos W Holets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Independent
Putnam Township
Linn County
Iowa
Jos. W. Holets
Do You Know Him In The Vintage Puzzle Page
A scrambled quiz prompts readers to identify a pictured mink and related items. It lists odd definitions and clues such as violent mort, native scheme, and a famous politician’s role. The page resembles a reader puzzle with multiple choice style hints.
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Tate
Sonate Ameries
Orehed
Hemink
Curae
Tealnk
AL Unit
Iowa Faces Severe Drought Despite Rain
Federal meteorologist says drought persists across Iowa with only scattered improvements despite some heavy showers since the month’s start. Corn advances but infested with chinch bugs. oats yields range from near zero to twenty bushels with light grain weight. Winter wheat yields also disappointing as pastures recover from July 1.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Charles D. Reed
Reed
Jasper County
Tipton Farm Report Notes Mixed Harvest Conditions
Local farmers in Tipton report long hours harvesting corn oats and barley with second crop alfalfa ready for cutting. Some fields show cutworm and squirrel damage but overall stand is average. Drought hit some oat areas, new potatoes scarce, prices rising. red raspberries and blackberries report good yields, heavy berry crop priced at 18 cents a quart near John Highly farm.
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Tipton
John Highly
Farmers Near Cross Roads Buy 28-54 Grain Separator
A group of farmers near Cross Roads purchase a 28-54 grain separator for the season. Oats are being cut with some waste due to short stalks. Corn fields tasseling as onions are pulled for storage. A 14-acre flax field on the John SEN IGN farm turns color.
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North Liberty
Cross Roads
John Sen Igng
Harvest prospects in local grain crops noted
The report states small grain is being harvested locally with good barley prospects and light oats. Practically all the corn is laid by, indicating harvest activity and near term crop status.
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Olin
Hogs Bring $4 Cwt at Columbus Jet Consignment Sale
Hogs sold at 4.00 per cwt and shoats from 2.50 to 4.00 at the Midway pavilion consignment sale in Columbus Junction. Calves brought 4.00 per cwt and milk cows 34.00 a head. A binder 10.00, a Davenport 20.00, and tools and kitchen goods also priced well. Auctioneers Paul Klotz and H. M. Duncan hosted the sale.
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Specital
Columbus Junction
Midway Pavilion
Paul Klotz
H. M. Duncan
Maquoreta cattle sell at Chicago market average
Elmer Jones of Jackson county offered forty two Idaho Herefords weighing 1 292 pounds each at Chicago on Monday. They sold at seven dollars and twenty five cents per hundredweight. They were bought on November 7 at an average weight of 855 pounds for five dollars and eighty five cents.
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Maquoreta
Elmer Jones
Jackson County
Chicago
Idaho
Corn And Hog Meeting Scheduled July 18
Washington AP reports farm administrators recognize a July 18 meeting in Des Moines for corn and hog producer representatives from ten leading corn belt states. Four officers will represent the farm administration, with about seventy six delegates from Iowa Indiana Ohio Illinois Missouri Kansas Nebraska North Dakota Minnesota and Wisconsin expected.
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Washington
Des Moines
Farm Administration
A. G. Black
Guy C. Shepard
C. F. Sarle
Gerald B. Thorne
Iowa
Indiana
Ohio
Ilinois
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Jane Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
North Tama C.T.A. Produces High Dairy Averages
Special to The Gazette. In North Tama County the June Cow Test average for 459 cows, 34 dry, was 972 pounds of milk and 37 pounds of butterfat. High herd was W D Mitchell with 1,423 pounds milk and 53.4 butterfat, while Hayward Brothers averaged 1,269 pounds and 51.3 butterfat. Numerous farms exceeded 40 pounds butterfat per cow, with notable outputs including Barker and Son 2,442 pounds milk and 105 butterfat, and a McElhinney purebred Holstein at 1,662 milk and 93.1 butterfat. During June many herds fed clover pasture or grain and soybeans. In Tama Poweshiek, Rhinehart and Son led with 816 pounds milk and 43.4 butterfat for 24 grade Guernseys. Kienzle’s eight Holsteins averaged 1,157 milk and 37.7 butterfat. Several members exceeded 30 pounds butterfat per cow. Across the state juvenile home reported 1,947 milk and 81.8 butterfat for a high cow. Rhinehart and Son second high with 975 milk and 66.3 butterfat. Anthony third high with 1,035 milk and 66.1 butterfat. Five hundred blind Ohio residents are employed in their own homes.
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Toledo
North
Tama County
Hayward Brothers
W. G. Barker
E. M. McElhinney
Robert Mitchell
Joe Chezik
John G. Martens
A. D. Mitchell
Roger Mantull
W. G. Barker and Son
Tama—Rhinehart
Tama- Poweshiek
Lee Kienzle
O. K. Flaugh
B. F. Abel
David Anthony
Jackson and Kelley
Allan A. Lang
Russell Lang
Rhinehart and Son
Guernsey
Jersey
Murray Names 25 State Vet Aides in Iowa
Secretary of agriculture Ray Murray announced the appointment of 25 assistant state veterinarians in various counties to aid disease control of livestock. Reappointed were C R Fry H B Tremain A C Swanson J F McCabe Archie Whitlow C J Scott L P Scott Thomas W Gidley James C Carey R E Hanson and others A E Nelson J M Winesinger N R Jongewaard C B Strain J Sexton Edward J Higgins C A Langenfield James Dixon Walter G Port L McMillan R G Moore F C Miller John A Bown B C Hollingshead E A Truax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ray Murray
Department
Appanoose
C. R. Fry
Calhoun
H. B. Tremain
Hamilton
A. C. Swanson
Iowa
Sioux
N. R. Jongewaard
Sioux City
Black Hawk
Bremer
J. Sexton
Adair
Edward J. Higgins
Carroll
C. A. Langenfield
Cedar
James Dixon
Cherokee
Walter G. Port
Emmet
L. McMillan
Harrison
R. G. Moore
Jackson
F. C. Miller
Lucas
John A. Bown
Monroe
B. C. Hollingshead
Sac
E.A. Truax
Doctor offers free 3 50 truss for ruptured men and women
A Kansas City doctor introduces a rupture treatment claiming high success and offers a $3.50 truss free with a 30 day trial. If not helped, the method can be kept with the truss, and the trial includes instructions and a refund option. Write Dr. Kaiser at 3464 Koch Building, 2906 Main St.
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Kansas City
Dr. Kaiser
Koch Bldg
Main St
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Tony Schmitz
Co. E. Bundy
McElhinney
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