U.S. Rye Production Forecast At 18,756,000 Bushels
Federal review reports the 1933 rye yield the smallest in 54 years with a June 1 forecast of 18,756,000 bushels, down from 21,184,000 last year, and total season supplies near 29,256,000 bushels. Domestic use has risen on farms yet imports and foreign stocks remain high, signaling tighter conditions across major rye producers in North Dakota, Nebraska, and Minnesota.
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U.S
United States
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Poland
Rumania
Hungary
Netherlands
Germany
Lower Danube
Earl May
Anetra
Italy
Ohio
Nevada
Crop Reporting Board
South Dakota
North Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Red Cross Founder Revealed Through A Puzzle History
Fragmented OCR presents a mix of red cross founder insights and vocabulary puzzles. It references the Red Cross, 1994, and various cryptic lines about wartime aid, relief trips, and a long list of clue-like items suggesting a word puzzle centered on humanitarian history and related terms.
Rye market firmer despite licensing and tariffs debate
Regulatory licensing and other trade hurdles hamper trade while discussions favor lowering tariff barriers. A moderate crew is seen, contributing to a firmer rye market than the same date last year.
Cedar Rapids Man Describes Dakota Livestock Condition
Special to The Gazette from McCLUSKY North Dakota Dr E F Kallenberg Iowa veterinarian estimates about 15000 cattle in Sheridan county will be purchased on federal account Many herds have up to 25 percent condemned as unfit for human consumption and disposed of on the premises Some cattle are turned over to the FSRC for edible purposes The last paving crop harvested in North Dakota was 1928 but with fair treatment farmers can recover as they are described as hard working.
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McClusky
E F Kallenberg
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Sheridan County
Kallenberg
North Dakota
FSRC
Washington County Debt Board Adjusts One Case
Washington County farm debt consolidation board considered eighteen adjustments between farmer debtors and township ag officials. The board will meet next week according to Chairman William Chriftin of Riverside. One case was settled last week.
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Washington In
Washington County Farm Debt Conchiation Board
Tounaine Ag
William Chriftin
Riverside
Iowa 4-H Girls Convention Opens At Ames
The Linn county delegation leads the seventh annual Iowa 4-H Girls convention opening Monday at Ames with 1500 members and teachers expected to attend. State officers will be elected, music memory centers showcased, and the best groomed 4-H girl named as a varied program unfolds.
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Linn County
Ames
Linn
Margaret Orr Coggon
Elsie Smith Ely
Jane Scott
Marion
Alice Post
Springville
Doris Newhard
Viola
Wilma Stanley
Josephine Rollins
Central City
Ferne Schultz
Center Point
Margaret Ellsworth
Coggon
Grace Wright
Hazel Hand
Eleanor Hanson
Marion Norma Price
Mary Michel
Dufford Henderson
Catherine Reinheimer Marion
G M Booth
Cedar Rapids
E R McGrew
Gladys Adams
Jones county 4-H girls head to state convention in Ames
Twenty four 4-H club girls and leaders from Jones county travel by bus to Ames for the state convention June 25 to 28. Mrs Sam Ellison of Martelle leads as county 4-H club chairman, with Club Agent John Ingels directing. The group includes voting delegates, contest participants, and music memory contestants from Anamosa Monticello Scotch Grove Olin Center Junction and other locales, with several Cub leaders accompanying the party.
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Anamosa
Jones County
Ames
Sam Ellison
Martelle
4-H
John Ingels
Evelyn Stivers
Olin
Ruth Howie
Monticello
Holence Stineley
Center Junction
Norma Allen
Corabelle McKinstry
Theo Ballou
Olio State Chorus
Particpants
Carol Navier
Scotch Grove
Velma Peterson
Wyoming
Luella Balsiger
Laurie Mo McColm
Florence Wehline
Selena Otten
Alberta Voorhies
Mary Louie Willniin
Jone Koppenhaser Martelie
JW Streeter
Paul Smith
Wrb Clark Sentch Cirove
Pork Production Reduced in Denmark
The June summary shows reduced Danish hog stock and bacon exports lowering Danish production while U S pork and lard shipments rose. Canada expanded bacon exports to Great Britain under the Ottawa agreement, boosting hog prices in Canada and US markets as April and May shipments shifted.
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United States
Denmark
Great Britain
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Washington
Bureau
United Kingdom
Apri
Wheatland Creamery Sets Butterfat Price at 24 Cents
Wheatlnd Co operative Creameries Association directors met Wednesday evening to fix butterfat price at 24 cents for butterfat received in the last thirty days, up one cent. Mrs Ernestine Schneider was top producer, Klahn Brothers second. Buttermilk for three months sold to Jac Blumer at 50 cents per 100 pounds, up fifteen cents.
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Speefy
Cenette Wheatlam
Wheatlind Co-oporatie Creamers
Assamavon
Ernestine Schneider
Klahn Brothers
Jac Blumer
Chinch Bugs Hit Farms Around Mount Vernon
Chin ch bugs are spreading near Mount Vernon with heavy infestation in barley and wheat fields on the E C Forest farm north of town. Neighbor Harold Platner reports a serious barley infestation and Marley Clark notes poor fall wheat due to the pests.
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Mount Vernon
Forest
Harold Platner
Marley Clark
Benton County 4-H Band Invited to State Fair Concerts
VINTON The Benton County 4-H band under leadership of Cr L Tompan has received an invitation to attend the state fair and perform concerts for two days. The group, about ninety members strong, will showcase youth musical talent and community spirit at the event.
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Benton County
Sartay
Gineite Vinton
Benton Courts
Loidershmy
Cr L Tompan
Woman Farm Leader Envisions Constant Battle For Parity
Mrs Charles W Sewell of Otterbein Ind told Black Hawk County Farm Bureau listeners that agriculture cannot hold parity without strong organization and representation in the capital, industry, and culture, calling for a national program and surplus control. She urged leaders to stress surplus control as a first step toward a planned national policy for American agriculture and warned that without virile leadership farmers face rapid, unceremonious neglect at the Capitol.
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Specia
Waterloo
Ecapital
Teacter Agriculture
Charles W Seweh
Otterbein Ind
American Farm Bureau
Black Hawk County Farm Bureau
Sewell
Tipton
Fayette
Iowa City
Indiana
Ohio
Washington
State to Help Pay for More Creosote in Iowa
Iowa officials said the state would share the cost of 300000 gallons of creosote to combat chinch bugs impacting southern and eastern counties. The state covers costs above 10 cents a gallon for 29 carloads, with creosote priced 14 to 16 cents, as federal quotas are exhausted. Barriers remain largely effective, but movement of bugs toward corn and northern counties worries officials.
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Iowa
State Department of Agriculture
Towa
H C Anberg
Keokuk
Jackson
Clinton
Cedar
Polk
Madison
Mahaska
Washington
Louisa Henry Jefferson
Wapello
Appanoose
Decatur
Clarke
Lucas
Aaberg
Ray Murray
Walker Hog Sale Nets $4.80 Cwt At Cedar Rapids Plant
Joe Ernst Walker and his son Leo sold 162 hogs averaging 302 pounds to a Cedar Rapids packing plant for 4.80 dollars per hundredweight. Hogs were delivered in eight hours by McCalley and Bohls, local truckers.
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Walker
Joe Ernst and Son
Leo
Cedar Rapids
McCalley and Bohls
Iowa Rain Record To Date This Year
Iowa rainfall report shows no precipitation in the last 24 hours. For June to date the total is 3.10 inches, below the 3.99 inch normal by .89. Year to date precipitation stands at 7.58 inches, vs 14.82 normal, a deficit of 7.24 inches.
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Iowa
Hog values boost $185 million since May 28
CHICAGO AP says hog prices have surged since May 28 boosting U.S. farm hog values by over 185 million dollars. C D Streeter of Keokuk Indiana president of the Association of American Pork Growers notes the average 230 pound hog value at Chicago rose from 7.80 to about 11.15 this week based on government indicators of 56 million hogs on farms. He cites lighter receipts since drought highs and stronger demand as the main factors.
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Chicago
C. D Streeter
Keokuk
Association of American Pork Growers
Streeter
35 Carloads Of Soy Bean Seed Sown In Washington
Washington county in Iowa purchases more than thirty five carloads of soy bean seed this spring and a meeting of growers is planned to organize a marketing association Ray F McGuire is president and E H Farrow is secretary treasurer of a projected Cedar Rapids processing company who interviewed local growers in Washington on Friday.
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Washington, Jn
Washington County
Iown
Ray F McGuire
E. H Farrow
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Wanpsie Hustlers 4-H hold Linn county meeting
Members of the Wanpsie Hustlers 4-H baby beef club of Linn county met at Kenneth Shaffer house in Troy Mills Friday evening. They discussed feeding and conditioning baby beeves for exhibit, chinch bug menace and control methods, and the equipment needed for camping at the fair, with county club agent Mervin Donelson in attendance.
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Speela
Troy Mills
Wanpsie Hustlers
Linn County
Kenneth Shaffer
Mervin Donelson
Psychic bids in bridge dazzleBoston players in dupli cate match
In Boston, Milton Unger faced two boards where psychic bidding shaped play. The article details bids and responses, noting how East and West attempted psychic overcalls to disrupt, with Unger ultimately securing five odd tricks. It mentions Culbertson offering to answer questions about bridge and invites readers to send inquiries.
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Unger
North
West
East
Mr Unger
June crop report signals shift in AAA policy
The June crop forecast suggests the smallest wheat yield in 41 years may allow the AAA to ease controls and move toward a “controlled” acreage plan next year. A slide in hay and pasture conditions across 19 states, with drought reducing milk and egg output, pressures livestock and farm livelihoods nationwide.
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Carl C. Ceanmer
Washington
Wallace
Agricultural Department
AAA
Crop Reporting Board
Notice of Administrator Appointment in Iowa Estate
The undersigned was appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of John Mossbur in Linn County Iowa on the 16th day of June 1934. All indebted persons should pay promptly. those with claims must file them authenticated with the Clerk of Linn County District Court. TTO SIKORA, Administrator. Fred W Hann, Attorney.
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Iowa
Linn County
John Mosburr
Lowr
Tto Sikora
Fred W Hann
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