Dairy Producers Seek To End Cutthroat Competition
Dairy organizers from ten farmers and sixteen members form a cooperative affiliate in Des Moines to apply adjustments act provisions. Leaders include Victor Reed of Cedar Bars Cooperative Dairy and others from Des Moines Omaha Cedar Rapids and Iowa towns seeking to stabilize prices against middlemen spirit adjourned conferences set for Washington DC.
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Sis Onbec
Farsi & Ce. Pte
Wastoosur
Ty de Circe
Horses Sought To Replace Those Lost From Overheating
A local article notes horses lost to overheating expect replacement stock. Details mention a weekly horse market, bidding at a fairground, and concerns about proper care and cooling during warm spells. The piece lists traders and prices, with a focus on restoring equine numbers for farming needs.
Vernon Farmer Plans Harvest of Alfalia Seed Crop
A brief item notes Vernon Farmer intends to harvest a crop of Alfalia seed. The readable text references related actions and timing but details are incomplete due to OCR issues.
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Vernon
Farmers Urged to Back Relief Act in Nationwide Push
A broad drive urges farmers to support a proposed Relief Act aimed at aiding agricultural communities. The campaign highlights federal measures, price supports, and rural credit as key provisions, with backers stressing relief tied to farm income and stability amid economic pressures.
Miles Baby Beef Show Planned for August 11
An upcoming community event, the Miles Baby Beef Show, is scheduled for August 11. The notice provides scant readable details about activities, locations, or organizers due to damaged text, but confirms the event date and local interest in showcasing young beef exhibitors.
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Miles
Farm Aid Fund Run By Owner Of Distinguished Cow
The article describes an agricultural figure known as the owner of a distinguished cow who administers a farm aid fund. It notes his lengthy work hours, involvement with farming and agricultural committees, and his beginnings in New York City. It details his breeding efforts, experiments, and advocacy for farmers while mentioning dates and events related to his farm activities.
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Farm Aid Fund
CSF
Nlfl
Morgedihac
Severizsn Agricormis
Emors Farming
Erm
Pblhires
Tronhies
New York City
Jootich
Morgesthar
Eicer Marpeniban
Pince Nez Gliasees
Censuses and cattle in Delaware disturb tax listings
Fragmentary OCR notes show a list of assessors and cattle in Delaware with garbled phrases about counts, locations, and times. The text lacks clear names, dates, or structured details beyond a focus on cattle and local assessment roles.
ZatCes LORD OF HORSES
The legible text is severely garbled and offers no clear people places dates or events to summarize.
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ZatCes Lord OF Horses
Hail Ruins Crops Along Turkey River
Severe hail damaged crops along the Turkey River area. The storm struck fields near West Trion and caused notable agricultural losses. Local residents reported damaged fencing and scattered debris across harvested rows. Authorities advised farmers to assess irrigation needs and secure equipment in advance of further storms.
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Turkey
Corn Cop High Yet Oats Poor In Jackson Area
A Jackson county report notes corn stands knee high while oats are poor under tough conditions. Farmers describe light rainfall and recent drought stress impacting cereal yields.
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Jackson
Reinheimer Jersey Tops Parish Show in West Liberty
Charles Reinheimer of Marion won senior and grand champion bull at the Jersey Cattle show in West Liberty. Claire Wemer won junior champion cow, and Wemer also showed a junior champion heifer. Judges included Flor d Jennsten of Ames dairy husbandry. Fred Tdtse of Indianola led the show with 12 exhibitors and 42 animals.
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West Liberty
Charles Reinheimer
Marion
Jersey Parish
L. A. Whitacre
Claire Wemer
Gibson
Young Wemer
Adbers Whitacre
Robert Jones
Iowa City
Flord Jennsten
Ames Dairy Husbandry Department
Fred Tdtse
Indianola
Seldman
Jersey Cattle Club
Agee Mwi
Charles Bcitheimer
Downey
Secere
Derak Joces
RL Phillips
Wess Liters
Urth
Seil
Leo Smith
Ersc
Semer Geesing
Whitgai Amite Wallace
Csacies Remeimer
A Wooce
United
Clare Weer
Tae Ae
Daily Farm News for Farm Folk
Daily Farm News for Farm Folk edited by Ray Anderson reports local agricultural tips and market notes. The column highlights crop prices, livestock trends, weather outlooks, and practical farming advice for area readers.
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Daily Farm News
Farm Folk
Hog prices fall as heat and demand shift in Des Moines market
Des Moines dealers report hog prices stepping down this week amid hot dry weather. The weekend run was heaviest of the year and markets eased with prices near 4 dollars as buyers signaled tightened lead. Packers held hogs in yards, while direct trade activity rose sharply compared with last week.
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Des Moines
Wdreuré Wetchts
Lenz
Egg Prices Drop While Feed Costs Rise in Iowa Poultry Report
In May Iowa poultry flocks averaged 111 cents per dozen for 43 flocks, up slightly from April and above 1932 May. Production averaged 16.6 eggs per hen, with five month total 78.7 eggs per hen. Production fell in June due to hot weather as feed prices mounted.
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Ames
Iowa
Poultry Extension Department
Simpson Attacks Farm Bureau On Cost Of Production Plan
John A. Simpson national president of the Farmers Union spoke in Waterloo urging the cost of production plan for farm relief. He backed cheap collars low interest rates and high farm prices such as $1 corn and $1.50 wheat. He blamed the American Farm Bureau Federation for backing down on including the cost of production guarantee in the farm bill passed by Congress.
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Waterloo
John A. Simpson
Oklahoma City
Farmers Union
American Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
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