Hemp Plants In Iowa Put Up For Sale
Washington AP reports four Iowa hemp plants, including at Algona and Mason City, have been declared surplus and offered for sale by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Additional plants at Humiboldt and Britt may follow in a week or ten days.
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Washington
Iowa
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Algona
Iowa Falls
Mason City
Rockford
Humiboldt
Britt
RFC
Boone
Eagle Grove
Traer
Hampton and
Grundy Center
Mold Bran Company, Ltd
Omaha
Holstein Herd Classified Excellent in Delhi
Delhi based Holstein herd owned by W. C. Nieman and Dr. J. Carl Painter was rated for type by R. J. Shaefer of Appleton representing the Holstein breed association. The herd earned an excellent overall score with eight cows very good eight good plus and three good, averaging 83.87 points.
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Delhi
W. C. Nieman
J. Carl Painter
R. J. Shhaefer
Appleton
Wis
Holstein Breed Association
New York Man Sells 100-Acre Farm Near Walker
Charles Feverbend sells his 100 acre farm three miles southwest of Walker to Larry H. Zody of Brooklyn for 150 dollars per acre. Feverabend owned the property since 1902. In 1920 he sold a 60 acre adjoining farm for 50 dollars per acre, the highest price in the Walker area.
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Walker
Charles Feverabend
Here
Larry H. Zody
Brooklyn
New York
Mr. Feverabend
South Dakota farmer suggests European use of horse meat
A Doland farmer wrote to State Secretary E. H. Everson proposing Europeans use horse meat to ease the American meat shortage. Everson declined to identify the author in reporting. The letter notes many horses with poor markets and asks if this idea could be explored.
Food aid plan to feed Europe using horse meat
The writer urges contacting agencies feeding Europe to use horse meat as cheap food. They note France and Belgium have long used horse meat and say many horses will be ready to eat after grazing. At four to five cents per pound, farmers could be compensated at shipping points while hides support the leather industry.
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Europe
France
Belgium
New Farm Mortgage Features Aid Borrowers
Ames reports new farm mortgage terms tailored to growers needs. W G Murray of Iowa State College urges farmers to use longer 15 to 40 year loans with optional prepayment and reserve funds. Lower commissions and interest rates cut costs. rates have fallen from around 5.34 to about 4 percent, with some loans below 4 percent.
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Ames
Iowa States College
Murray
First Ee
Rural life and farm politics mix in Iowa news briefs
Webster area reports complete planting and thriving gardens with early crops ready for use. Independence unit of Rural Electrification announces a 75000 rural line extension grant from USDA to Buchanan County coop, available after July 1. Jim Patton faction gains control of Iowa Farmers Union, ousting O. L. Weber. leadership shifts toward growth in membership. USDA reforms linger, with familiar left-wing figures fading and policy shaping likely under Clinton Anderson. A six million farm premise and price control debates echo as Congress weighs the OPA amendment and inflation concerns.
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Webster
Jim Patton
Iowa Farmers Union
O. L. Weber
Sioux City
Fred Sto
Hampton
AAA Fiel
Farmers Union
Weber
Ed Roelofs
Des Moines
Roelofs
Roosevelt
Denver
USDA
Milo Reno
John Simpson
Nebraska Union
Iowa
Stover
Henry Wallace
Rex Tugwell
Paul Appleby
Mordecai Ezekiel
Aubrey Williams
WFA
Clinton Anderson
Washington
Omaha
Delaware 4 H Girls Elect Officers at Rally Day
Delaware county hosts Rally Day with two hundred 4 H club girls and leaders from all clubs electing officers Ivanelle Lake Colesburg president Jean Swanson Manchester vice president Mary Frances Skinner Manchester secretary treasurer and Marjorie Engel Delhi historian. Awards in best groomed girl contest go to Lyell Schnittjer Betty Lou Kehrli and Jean Wegmann. Mrs Glenn Dodge Colesbury receives honorary membership.
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Manchester
Delaware County
Ivanelle Lake
Colesburg
Jean Swanson
Mary Frances Skinner
Marjorie Engel
Delhi
Linn County
Margaret Stewart
Lyell Schnittjer
Betty Lou Kehrli
Jean Wegmann
Glenn Dodge
Colesbury
South English Keokuk County 4-H Rally Day Set
Keokuk county 4-H girls rally at Sigourney High School on June 21 starting at 10 a m. Mrs Ottis Taylor chairs the county girls 4-H club committee. Girls from seven clubs will take part in the program.
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Keokuk County
Sigourney High School
Ottis Taylor
Veterinarians Study Causes Of Meat Loss
Veterinarians discuss meat loss from bruising and parasites at the East Central Iowa Veterinary society meeting in Cedar Rapids. Wayne Jackson names rough handling and loading issues as bruising causes while Dr. H E Kingman Jr. cites parasite control efforts in Freeborn county Minnesota. He advises phenothiazine drenches for flocks and cautions salt mixtures are not a complete fix. J Morris Christy notes cattle grub treatment reduces heel fly in Iowa and Dr R J Beamer announces July August meeting pause.
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Wayne Jackson
Wilson and Company
Livestock Service Department
East Central Iowa Veterinary Society
Cedar Rapids
Jackson
H.E. Kingman, Jr
Chicago
Wilson Veterinarian
Extension — Service
Kingman
Freeborn County
Minn
Albert Sea
J. Morris Christy
Iowa
R. J. Beamer
Iowa City
Haying Equipment To Be Demonstrated At Ames Field Day
Ames field day at Town State college will feature demonstrations of hay handling gear including a one man baler bale loader field cutter hay sled and two new drying units. The program starts at 10 am with wilt resistant alfalfa plots fertilizer tests rotation studies and chrome grass Reed canary and red clover. Visitors also tour the soil conservation nursery in the afternoon.
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AMES
Town State College
Agronomy
Grass renovation and new legumes featured for hay operation
Visitors will see chrome grass renovation results using nitrogen fertilizer and legumes. The program includes creeping trefoil Pellett's creeping red clover creeping alfalfa intermediate wheat grass Caucasian blue stem and milk vetch. Seed increase plantings of crown vetch switch grass altal fescue Canada wild rye will be shown.
South Dakota and Wyoming End Double Cattle Inspection
Ray Kalkbrenner of the South Dakota Stock Growers association announced a new arrangement at a recent convention ending the need for dual inspections at the Wyoming South Dakota border. Wyoming will accept South Dakota inspection records in place of its own, as cattle leave Wyoming and are loaded for shipment.
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Rapid City
S. D
Wyoming
South Dakota
Ray Kalkbrenner
South Dakota Stock Growers Association
Kalkyprenner
Easy Dakota
Wyoming State Livestock Sanitary Board
North Central Agriculture Secretaries to Meet July 9 12
E H Everson state secretary of agriculture announced that the North Central Association of Commissioners and Secretaries of Agriculture will hold a meeting July 9 to 12 at the State Camp Lodge in the Black Hills. The association includes officials from North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota Iowa Kansas Nebraska Colorado and Wyoming.
Future Farmers Elect Officers By Mail Ballot
Iowa Association of Future Farmers of America elected its 1945 46 officers with voting by mail after wartime cancellation of the state convention. Kenneth Parrett of Fairfield was named president and David Walker Moniticello secretary. Jack Long Sac City reporter. Vice presidents include Donald Cantonwine Vinton first Newmark Nelson Harlan second Robert Daub Fairfield third Milton Friedow Kanawha fourth Robert Havener Knoxville fifth and Robert Nipp Lee Mars sixth. 100 percent participation remains the 1945 goal with projects totaling thousands of livestock and crops across member chapters.
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DES Moines
Iowa Association of Future Farmers of America
H. T. Hall
Kenneth Parrett
Fairfield
David Walker
Moniticello
Jack Long
Sac City
Donald Cantonwine
Vinton
Newmark Nelson
Harlan
Robert Daub
Milton Friedow
Kanawha
Robert Havener
Knoxville
Robert Nipp
Lee Mars
Iowa
Hall
Iowa F.F.A
F.F.A
Noone's Emerald Oil Advertises Relief for Tender Feet
An old advertisement promises relief for sore feet with Noone's Emerald Oil after a hot bath. It claims pain and burning ease within fifteen minutes and urges readers to buy the product at any good drug store through O5CO Drug Co.
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Bernia
O5co Drug CO
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