County USDA war boards to name livestock and meat committees
Iowa county chairmen receive Loveland guidance to form four member committees including a meat retailer and a non-slaughtering livestock farmer to issue slaughter permits countywide. Permits effective April 1 apply to local slaughterers and butchers under quota rules with quarterly weight reporting for 1941 and 1947 data.
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Usda War Boards
Iowa
Albert J. Loveland
Usda War Board
Des Moines
Mr. Loveland
USDA
War Board
Aiclu
Closing Out Sale Of Farm Equipment And Livestock
Ray Hartung owner advertises a closing out sale featuring John Deere and Oliver farm machinery including 3 ft steel dump rake binder 6 ft mower and corn plows a UTC McD separator cream separator with stainless steel gear and power attachment 40 pullets and hens two geese 500 bushels corn 300 bushels seed wheat and clover seed along with harnesses wagon and relay stock sale in Mt Vernon area conducted by Mt Vernon Bank and Trust Co clerk Challis Audt contact at 130 Tisbon Ja
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John Deere
Harrow
Oliver
Menon
CRLAM
UTC
GEETC
Rhode Islands
Somul Houssholn
Warness
Alsac
Ray Hartung
W. EL Challis
Audt
Tisbon, Ja
Mt. Vernon Bank and Trust Co
State to issue livestock trading permits and record rules
The plan requires permits or agent registrations for those buying and selling livestock with records to curb illicit meat markets. Exemptions cover bonafide dairy wool or meat producers and those keeping stock 30 days+. Meetings across Iowa will explain stamping out black markets, with dates in Anamosa Washington and Marshalltown.
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Loveland
Iowa
Anamosa
Washington
Marshalltoun
Anamos
Monticello
Lovelands
Fewer Early Lambs Yet Growing Well Across States
The United States Department of Agriculture predicts fewer early lambs in principal producing states this year due to fewer breeding ewes. Lambing is earlier in some states and overall growth is better than last year, possibly raising the volume of lambs marketed before July 1.
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United States Department of Agriculture
U.s.da
Marl Smith Opposes Parity Revision Fight in Illinois
Marl Smith, leading Illinois farm group head, opposes the Pace bill revising the parity formula to include farm labor costs. He argues it would shift to a cost-of-production basis, prompting wage demands from organized labor and reversing Farm Bureau support. The Illinois and Iowa Federations oppose the measure, while Farm Bureau backs it.
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Chicago
Bail C Swarth
American Farm Bureaus Federation
Arpused Agriculttee
Die
Edward V. Neal
Tedestian
Iclude
Farmers Union
Smith
Springfield
Uhnas Agricultural Association
Associaition
The
Farm Bureau Federation
Illinois Association
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
200 An Acre For 160 Special to The Gave to TRAER
Land sold southeast of Traer near Albert Caslavka's farm at 200 dollars per acre to Edwin Ewoldt. The 160 acre purchase, including buildings, marks the first 200 per acre sale since the WWI boom. Ewoldt plans a season operation with others living in the area.
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TRAER
Albert Caslavka
Caslavka
Edwin Ewoldt
Fist Tuma
Me Ewoldt
Mii Carsheav
Moore
Centerdale
Wood Waters
Weert Liberts Fen
Veret
Edwin Moore
West Branch
WG Enlow
Mi Enilow
Sears
Edward Walker
Speeake
Buckingham
Hances
Ruth Powell Sands
Hayes
Mrs Sands
Industry Voice Calls OPA Corn Ceiling a Terrible Mistake
Chicago Board of Tirade president R F A OBrien warns the 85 percent parity corn price ceiling will depress planting and commercial sales. He notes unequal prices between corn and cattle feed and suggests the ceiling may spark a broader market disruption while urging alternative relief.
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R. O'Brien
Chicago Board of Tirade
United Press
OPA
O'Brien
Commercal
Geoffrey Shepherd
Awies Econonmust
Commodity Credit Corporation
Tebe Cyat
Rex Bere Tend Oat Vt 1 Response To The Greetters
The Gobber court heard Rex Bere discuss the ceiling order and its impact on production. He argued faster feet do not restrict output, while others questioned the plan and its feasibility amid weather and staffing concerns.
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Rex Bere
Beresterd
Devin Ag Grasi
Hog Price Ceiling Hearing Schedule at Washington Variant
Schedule shows a hearing on hog price ceilings at Washington with references to times, dates, and local officials. The text includes garbled phrases and stray names, indicating a disrupted page segment. No clear outcomes or participants can be confirmed from the legible portions.
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Washington Var. le
Veals Top at 17 Cwt in Walker Exchange Auction
A Walker Exchange auction saw veals reach a top price of 17 dollars per cwt as buyers competed for prime lots. Auctioneers reported strong demand and steady activity throughout the sale, with several consignors noting solid prices for quality stock.
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Walker Exchange Auction
Record Egg Lay in Feb
Iowa reports a highFebruary egg production with about 4 percent more eggs laid than last year. The state lays claim to a top production month, with estimates around 4 percent above February 1942 levels and a total nearing four hundred thousand birds producing eggs.
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Iowa
Petras
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