Benton County Corn-Hog Payments Totals Reach 1 025 942
The state board of review announces the final Benton county corn-hog regular contracts for forwarding to Washington. Of 895 contracts, eight were rejected for missing second signatures and three were selected by the committee. total payments approach 1 025 942 dollars with various rental and hog-rebate figures. A Benton County board meeting is slated for July to discuss compliance and budget. Washington reports note oats and corn surpluses and price shifts across regions, with seed oats quality and hog reates affecting farm economics.
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Benton County
State Board of Review
Benton
Washington
Wasrae
Bennett
Bento
Jane
Gosvethinen
Benton Counts Board of Directors
Caea
Cattle Relief Benefits Paid Across Fourteen States
The Agriculture Department reports 127,000-plus cattle farmers in fourteen western states received 2.7 million dollars in drought relief payments and cattle purchase funds. Total cattle purchased and paid out under the drought relief plan reach 85 million head sold by 70,000 farms. The drought states total cattle population nears 30.5 million, about half of the national herd.
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Drought Relief Service
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
Dreight Trehef Seve
Florida
United States Department of Auso Culture
Altona
Colorado
Minnesota
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexia
Daakota
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Texas
Utah
Wisconsin
Wromir
Washington County Farm Debt Board Meeting Set for Wednesday
A Washington County farm debt board meeting is scheduled for 1 pm Wednesday. Chairman William Griffin of Riverside urges all interested in farm debt adjustment to attend. board members listed include Griffin, A J Johnson, Nice-chairman Ho M Rabenold, Ainsworth Secretary Tom Michels, and Lows Rinner of Noble.
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Washington
Washington Counts
William Griffiin
Riverside
Mr Grifing
Jd Johnson
Brighton Nice
Ho M . Rabenold Ainsworth
Tom Michels
and Lows Rinner
Noble
Mail Second Wheat Benefit Checks To Contract Signers
Washington AP reports second wheat benefit payments are being mailed to farmers who signed wheat reduction contracts. The second payment totals about 133,000 to Town and 1.7 billion to South Dakota, linked to 403,497 contracts nationwide.
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Washington
Towa
South Dakota
Fayette County Cow Test Averages June Butterfat 23.6 Lbs
Fayette C T A No 3 reports June results for 253 cows with 587 pounds milk and 236 pounds butterfat per cow average. Top herds include eight purebred Guernseys owned by S H Huatsman at 867 pounds milk and 381 pounds butterfat.
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Fayette
Fayette County
Robert Stohr
Gerade
S H Huatnsan
J F Ingels
Hieh
Tof Laneh
Art Tessmet
Oto Tavior
Secretary Wallace Enjoyed Receiving Subpoena on Train
Secretary of Agriculture Henry Wallace reportedly claimed delight at a federal subpoena delivered aboard a Washington to Maryland Pullman. He recounted menacingly dramatic scenes as a deputy marshal forced service and displayed a badge akin to fiction. The suit questions the constitutionality of the AAA.
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Washington
Ins
Henry Wallace
District of Columbia
Maryland
AAA
Packers Report More Than Billion Added To Livestock
Approximately 1.64 billion dollars was added to the market value of cattle hogs and sheep on American farms in the first six months of 1934. Cattle value rose 139 million hogs 174 million and sheep 72 million. The figures exclude hog processing taxes about 107 million. government payments to farmers and purchases of pork for relief help drive the upturn.
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Chicago Til
Institute of American Meat Packers
Institute
Postitute
4-H Club members tour with Vernon Ames extension staff
Vernon Wash Wil, extension staff member, will accompany 4-H club members on a ponites tour. Joe Caputo, club jendered assistant county agent, will assist and accompany the boys to prepare their livestock for the show scheduled August 7th.
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Washington
Vernon
Ames
Joe Caputo
Willford Seeks Aid For Hail District Near La Porte City
Congressman A. C Willford responded to a telegram appeal to Secretary Wallace by addressing farmers in southern Black Hawk and northern Tama counties near La Porte City Eagle Center. He urged immediate aid after a severe hail storm destroyed crops last Sunday night two miles wide and ten miles long, leaving many farmers without feed for their livestock amid drought.
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LA Porte City
A. C Willford
Wallace
Black Hawk
Tama
Eagle Center
Willford
West Liberty Fair Plans New Barn For Livestock
West Liberty to break ground on July 17 for a 50 by 112 foot dairy and baby beef barn. The tent is replaced as the first improvement since the amphitheater. C P Gibson leads the project with all work donated and completion expected in two weeks.
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West Liberty
C P Gibson
Union District Agricultural Society
J M Addieman
Iowa Farm Foreclosures See Insurance Co Cooperation
Des Moines AP report says Iowa farm foreclosure cases may reduce as insurers pledge greater cooperation after a governor led conference. M L Bowman says all town insurers and many outside companies are joining to halt foreclosures before local debt advisory committees review cases, with emphasis on Frazier Lemke eligibility for farm debtors.
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Des Moines
Iowa
M. L. Bowman
Iowa Farm Debt Advisory Council
Clyde Herring
Bowman
Debt Council
Herring
Toledo man files claim for poultry killed by dogs
Jessen of Dysart files with County Auditor L. M. Youngman a claim for 9.50 covering fourteen goslings and ten young chickens killed by dogs.
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Toledo
H W
Allan Kline to Speak at Jordans Grove Picnic
CENTRAL CITY Allan Kline president of the Benton County Farm Bureau and sixth district committeeman will address the Maine township Farm Bureau picnic at Jordans Grove Church. The event begins Wednesday with a morning program led by township 4 H clubs and is scheduled for 1 15 pm.
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Central City
Maine Township Farm Bureau
Jordan's Grove
Jordans Grove
Allan Kline
Benton County Farm Bureau
Iowa Rain Record To Date This Year
Precipitation data shows 0.66 inch in the last 24 hours ending Monday 7 am. July total 3.36 inches, normal 2.09 inches, excess 1.27 inches. Year to date precipitation 11.34 inches, normal 17.60 inches, deficiency 6.26 inches since January 1.
Beaton Farm North Of Maquoketa Produces Tall Corn
Roy Beaton north of Maquoketa grows a 45 acre corn field showing resilience to drought. His father in law Charles Peterson brought a 10 ft 1 in stalk with two ears to the Farm Bureau. Gardens are booming and pastures green despite a brief July flood that dropped 5 inches in a short time.
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the Gazette
Maquoketa
Roy Beaton
Charles Peterson
Farm Bureau
Peterson
Poultry Thieves At Work Near Oelwein
The Fayette county sheriff reports a series of poultry thefts in the south part of the county between Oelwein and Arlington within the last two weeks. Old hens were taken in five thefts totaling about 375 birds, with Wayne Puffett reporting a loss of 150 birds south of Fayette.
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West Union
Fayette County
H J Nehring
Oelwein
Arlington
Wayne Puffett
Fayette
Plan Home Tailoring Project In Pocahontas
Pocahontas county women met Wednesday to plan a home tailoring project for the coming year. Mrs Arthur Vaughn noted ice cream maker in the county gave a demonstration on how to make ice cream.
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Brooklyn
Farm Bureau
Pocahontas County
Arthur Vaughn
Water Conditions Linked to Epidemic in Wild Fowl
A US Department of Agriculture bulletin ties western duck sickness to botulism from environmental factors. Flooding or draining stagnant marshes may prevent outbreaks. some birds recover when moved from infected areas and cared for, while the disease threatens thousands of fowl.
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Washington, DC
US Department of Agriculture
BE. R. Kalmbach
Millard F Gunderson
Bureau of Biological Survey
United States
Limberneck
Help Kidneys Don’t Take Drastic Drugs
An advertisement promotes Cystex a doctor’s prescription style remedy for poorly functioning kidneys and bladder. It claims fast action within 15 minutes soothing irritated tissues and offers a money back guarantee. The product is priced at 75 cents at druggists.
Golden Ply tires prevent blow-outs at high speeds
The ad explains how excessive speeds heat tires causing blisters and blow-outs. It touts Goodrich Silvertown with Golden Ply, preventing heat separation and blistering. Racing daredevils tested it on the world’s fastest track with no blow-outs, unlike rival tires.
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Goodrich Silvertown
Goodrich Safety
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