1935 Canadian Cattle Exports Top 1934 by 8000 Head
Canadian cattle exports to the United States reached 79,295 head for the week ending June 6, surpassing all of 1934 by 8,000. Most cattle head south to St Paul and Buffalo markets with cheaper freight and less shrinkage. Steers sold around 9.50 to 10.50 per hundredweight in U S markets, while Winnipeg top was 6.25.
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St. Paul
Buffalo
Winnipeg
le Stockyards
Chicago
United States
Canada
Chirenon
Hee
Grant
Spring Grove
Fayette Township
Bertram
Bertram Township
Corner
East 44
Linn
Orner
Linn Township
Buffalo Township
S¢ Corner
Ne Corner
Maine Township
Otter Creek
Lafayette
Rock Road
Monroe
Raad
Sw Corner
Otter Creek Township
Viola Secion
Cnly
Viola
Brown Township
Marion Township
So Corner
Secion
Stone Road
Putnam Township
Cedar County
Ely
Franklin Township
No Corner
Leneth
Franklin and Bertram Townships
Stone Roa
Stens Road
Lintz
Franklin
Fayette
Prim No
Prim. No
Weside
Why Corner
Maine
Jackson Townships
Benton County
Center Paint
Washington Township
Wicor
Cor
Wil
Tor
Boulder Township
Cor Aw
Monroe Township
Eccity
Cedar Rapids
Lensth
Toush
Marlon Township
Seco
Secor
Marion Townships
Dorean
Sw Cor
U. S. No
Brown
Jackson Township
Fence Drift in Republican Farm Program Critique
A scathing note attacks a proposed Republican farm program. The writer, referencing Chet Davis and Mugosh, accuses the party of faulty Blueprints causing grief and warns that farmers would be left to run the program if implemented.
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Republican Farm Program
Triple-A
Chet Davis
Anether
Ag Teachers Plan Extensive Program at Ames June 17 19
Vocational agriculture instructors from Iowa gather at Ames for the state conference June 17 to 19. Speakers cover soil erosion, farm tenure, rural electrification, forestry, and youth programs with leaders from Ames, Osage, Moravia, Des Moines, and other communities.
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Ames
Specia
Gazette Ames
Iowa
Iowa State Board For Vocational Education
Iowa State College
Iowa Vocational Agriculture Teachers’ Association
P. H. Elwood
Iowa State Planning Board
Frank D Paine
Department of General Engineering
J. L. Boatman
Ames Extension Agronomist
T. W. Schultz
Department of Agricultural Economics
G .B. MacDonald
Ames College Forestry Department
PERA
R. E. Ruch
Denison
W. M. Wescoat
Osage
C. M. Hardie
Moravia
Vc. M. Bartrug
Town Falls
F. F A
G F. Ekstrom
Des Moines
FFLA
State Vocational Agriculture Program
T. Mall
Towa Association
FE. Moore
Wood Lancelot
Department of Vocational Education
George Strayer
Hudson
Iowa Junior Farm Bureau
Maning
Ekstrom
Rogers
Lytton
L Brayton
Odebolt
Leonard Haase
Donnellfon
North Central
Joh Pearson
Warrington DC
B Crough
Wabbard
T Bundy
Inna Falls
Johnston
Claradon
Ps Hd Aa
Farfield
Radeffe
Aden
Adam Miler
Dene
Piers Vor
Heamen
We Ehomaetan Uy Farm
Kee
Derg
Stanton Oon
Peewereere
Pella
New
Saturday Signup Day In Winneshiek County
Saturday signup day announced for Winneshiek County with county agents office preparing contracts. Cedar county farmer Tipton Edo Thien reports selling fourteen head of 875-pound yearling Hereford heifers at Chicago for 4119 hundredweight and eight 1,031-pound steers at 1175 dollars.
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Tipton
Edo
Thien
Cedar County
Chicago
Wyoming Farm Sold for Seventy Five Per Acre
Dr. J. A. Hoegen of Wyoming purchased the eighty acre Kimball farm two miles southwest of Wyoming for 75 dollars an acre. The pioneer property is well drained and highly cultivated, marking a notable local sale in this rural area.
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Wyoming
J. A. Hoegen
Kimball
Kimball Farm
Iowa May corn loans rise as 2518 farmers repay
DES MOINES INS A May report shows 2518 farmers paid on 2632933 bushels of corn, the highest monthly total this year. 6475383 bushels remained sealed June 1. CCC notes due June 30. local banks may extend with agreement. Under a July 5 warehouse law sealers may issue re inspection certificates for refinanced certificates.
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Des Moines
INS
Department of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation
Ray Murray
Secretary of Agriculture
Murray
Buckingham Gran Co Declares Five Per Cent Dividend
Buckingham Iowa firm keeps earnings at $100000 for year. George Beenken reports strong grain business and officer slate remains: Ed Hayes president Frank Yuska VP W Walter Wilson secretary and treasurer. Grain shipments and corn delivery outlined with local farmers named.
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Gatella
Buckingham
Buckingham Gran Company
George Beenken
Ed Hayes
Frank Yuska
W Walter Wilson
Traer
Cora Irvin
Kate Aschencrepner
Frank Curren
Leo
Titers Sam Missouri
Trock
Second in Profit for Malcom Farmers Lumber Dealers
The Gazette notes Malcolm Farmers is ranked second in net profit by the Farmers and Dealers Association of Iowa in a list of 100 top grain and lumber dealers. H WooB Bonkiiu is listed as manager of the Atlantic company.
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ALCOM
Malcom Farmers Bles Ater Company
Iowa
Hwoob Bonkiiu
Atalvam Company
Heavy Livestock Sold In West Union Sale
A West Union sale reports Harryson sold a 610 pound sow and nine shoats under a year old averaging 340 pounds. The total price reported was 322 dollars for low and litter. Jon Hatt and Wenger are named in connection with the sale and a combined total of 392 dollars is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spera
Gazette West Union
Harryson
Jon Hatt
Wenger
West Union
CCC Workers Build Three Types Of Soil Erosion Dams In Northeast Town
In McGregor area, CCC crews build three erosion control dam types to slow soil loss on farms. Log, masonry rock, and post and wire dams are shown in gullies across Clayton and Allamakee counties. About 15 to 20 workers operate on nine farms, with half a million black locust trees planted. Logs, straw, and dirt form temporary and permanent structures, with weep holes and wing walls protecting banks.
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CCC
Florence
Clark
Mcgregor
Iowa
Clayton
Allamakee
Improvement Of Oelwein Creamery Contract Set At $16 750
An Albert Lea firm will remodel the Farmers Co operative creamery at Oelwein for 16750 dollars. Work starts in ten days and should finish within ninety days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spreins
Garrice Oelwein
Oelwein
Albert Lea
Buckingham Boosters elect 4-H officers in meeting
Hazel Stouffer was elected president of the Buckingham Boosters girls 4-H club at the recent organization meeting held at the home of leader Mrs Roy Draper. Pauline Stouffer became vice president Jla Mask is secretary treasurer and Marie Carolus is club reporter.
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The
Gazette
Buckingham
Hazel Stouffer
Buckingham Boosters Girls
Roy Draper
Pauline Stouffer
Jla Mask
Marie Carolus
Iowa farmers report crop progress in favorable weather
The weekly crop bulletin notes northern Iowa corn replanted and cultivated after wet conditions while southern and east central counties still have fields to plant. Warm, sunny days boosted replanting and weed control with continued warm forecasts and light showers possible in the far west.
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Des Moines
The
Weather Bureau
Iowa
Mercury
Alta
Sioux City
Keokuk
West Central
Cenet
Linn County Board Adopts Road Plan and Awards Materials
Linn County Iowa board approves a three year secondary road construction program with changes from township reps. It awards bids for yellow pine piling fir lumber and corrugated culvert pipe and authorizes contracts totaling 4 368 95 for Nebraska Bridge Supply and Lumber Co and 3 270 00 for Iowa Culvert and Pipe Co. The meeting also covers bank release petitions and tax adjustments.
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Board OF Supervisors
Linn County
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
State of Jews
of Linn
43Rd General Assembly
Busby
Stirm
Dante
Burd-Miles Lumber Company
Kansas City
Missouri
Central States Bridge Supply Company
Fort Madison
Iawa
Mere Lumber Company
Sac City
Nebraska
Bridge Supply and Lumber Company
Omaha
Nebraska ‘ Platte-Overton Company
Council Bluffs
Wheeler Lumber Bridge and Supply Company
Des Moines
Stim
Linn
Nebraska Bridge Supply and Lumbercom
Pany
Nebraska Bildze Supply and Lumber Company
Lowe
Desk Movies
Iowa Culvert and Pine Company
Kennedy
DW Bales
Towa State Savings Bank
Jovan
Town
John Blazek
D. W Bates
Iowa State Savings Bank
Towa
DW Bates
Clyde
Herring
Kennedy James
Vesely Robt
Brockman
Rubins Chas
Willams FL
Fitzgerald G R
Amineyrtte
Tandquist Beow
Turin
Herman George
Axmear Arthur
Jones Dempsy
India
Thompson G K
Felrelsen D
Don Fred C
Powell Thos
Vogt Lena Ae
Jones Stanley J
Board of Approval
Cedar Rounds
Boards of ‘Trustees
Jackson Township
Tenreth
Jenath
Ik Owas
Xiso
Franklin Township
Jones County
E . Balderston
Maine Township
Ul.a. Hinton
Sec. Rd
Toddville
Monror Township
Secoret District
North Linn
Swone
County Trumk
Otter Creek Township
Corner
Ely
Els
Putnam Township
Marion
Hertram
College
Fairfax
Prairieburr
Learth
Prairiebure
N'& Corner
Boulder Township
Buffalo Township
Roger's Crossing
Paris
Gensth
Roger’s Crossing
Maine
Jackson
Washington Township
Spring Grove Township
Linn Township
Montrose tests show new strawberry varieties promising
Forty strawberry growers inspect a six acre Ames led test plot near Montrose Iowa. Varieties Dorsett Fairfax Narcissa Blake and Premier are tested alongside thirty other varieties to match Dunlap in yield shipping and disease resistance. Fertilizer trials show disease resistance gains. no final results yet. Local researchers and extension staff assisted at the field day three quarters of a mile south of Montrose.
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Montrose
United States Department of Agriculture
Dorsett
Fairfax
Narcissa
Blakemore
Ames Experiment Station
Extension Service
Lee County Farm Bureau
Iowa Fruit Company
Iowa
T. J. Maney
Ames Horticultural Department
C. V. Holsinger
H.D. Tate
T. J. Wilson
Phillip A. Minges
Experiment Station
C. S. Redfern
Lee County
Cream grading exams under new law start July
Seventeen candidates at a Decorah school of instruction for dairy and produce trades took exams to satisfy the new cream grading law set to take effect in July.
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Decorah
Delta farmer welcomes herd of Holsteins back home
Otis Taylor resumes ownership of his purebred Holstein herd at the Taylor farm north of Delta after winter grazing in Fayette County due to local feed shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta
Otis Taylor
Taylor
Fayette County
Iowa Farm Uplift Seen In Murray Report For 1934
The state agriculture department report cites improved farm income and higher outputs despite drought and pests. It notes record cattle tuberulin tests with 2.5 million head tested and 319 857 in March, rising butter production, high egg and poultry totals, and tighter safety inspections across products.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Department of Agriculture
Ray Murray
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Chet
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Iowa Livestock Exchange
C. R. & J. C. Stock Yards
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Jack Clements
Guy Schmitz
Ali
Tony Schmitz
Jay Patten
O. M. Bundy
Linn County Board OF Supervisors
Payette
City of
Clinton Township
College Township
Grant Township
County Line
Franklin and Linn
Town of Western
Town of Ely
College and Putnam Townships
Clinton Town
Nw Corner
Buchanan County
West Line
Lenath
U 8
Nn Corner
Fairfax Township
Aw Corner
Wis Corner
Stone Road Ney
Nile
Recor
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Jowa
Glaris Jilek
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Thomas B. Powell
Bushy
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Putman
Daniel's
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Swan
Luelin A. Walter
Rebecca Hulls
May
Ferro
Amnors
Herschel
Aear
Anna
Daniels Park
Lorence
Wiliam
Jawa
Cornwell
Ellie
Felon
Gilsgin
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Rergiman
Huldah C
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Bik Gibtin
Margaret
Barney's
Rees
Ered
Belmont Park
Inman Gene
Louise
Lenox
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