Iowa Leads Nation In Farm Income In 1942 With 1 297972000
Iowa's cash farm income in 1942 reached 1 297 972 000 including government payments and 1 237 590 000 excluding payments. National totals were 16 138 319 000 with benefits and 15 441 571 000 without. Iowa's gains followed better weather and prices with corn a major contributor. Other western states showed strong figures, Minnesota 732 828 000 and Missouri 570 399 000, while Rhode Island had the lowest at 13 300 000.
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Iowa
Agriculture Departments Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Lowas
West North Central
Minnesota
Missouri
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Rhode Island
Governors discuss wheat, labor, and farm policy in wartime
Governors from Iowa Minnesota Nebraska South Dakota and others meet to weigh wheat sales for livestock feed and the wartime need for human food. They call for flexible farm labor plans, paring AAA, and improved farm machinery release to boost 1943 production amid labor shortages.
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Kansas
Iowa
Mohler
M. Q. Sharpe
South Dakota
Illinois
Michigan
Missouri
North Dakota
Nebraska
Ohio
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Charles E Friley
Iowa State College
Friley
Lowas
Finley
Cits
Womens Land Army
O Neal urges adoption of 14 point farm program
President Edward A O Neale of the American Farm Bureau urges Congress to adopt a 14 point farm program calling for a longer industrial work week deferment of farm workers from the draft and full recognition of agriculture as a war industry The plan advocates price ceilings price supports parity percent and continued commodity loans plus improved farm labor administration and reduced regulation.
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Hickenlooper
War Production Board
WPB
Donald Nelson
Paul McNutt
Claude R Wickard
Secretary of Agriculture
Middle West
Gov. Hickenlooper
Washington
Edward A O Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
O Neal
Pemberton to Attend Hog Price Ceiling Hearing
Des Moines AP reports R. L. Pemberton secretary of the Iowa Swine Producers association left for Washington to testify at an OPA hearing on price ceilings for live hogs. He noted expected ceiling figures and said producers want stable prices for hogs and corn to plan expanded production.
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Minnesota
Stassen
Washington
Schoeppel
Kansas
Walter S Goodland
Wisconsin
John Moses
North Dakota
Navy
Victor A Christgau
Minnesota Manpower Agency
R A_ Trovatten
Trovatten
Jawa
Hickenlooper
Des Moines
R. L. Pemberton
Iowa Swine Producers Association
OPA
Chicago
Pemberton
Collective farming proposed in U S hearing shocks Midwesterners
A government official suggested county organized farming operated by farmers with pooled labor and equipment. Col Lewis Sanders, agricultural economist for the selective service system, outlined a plan to manage crops, plowing, harvesting, transport, and credit through county agents and farm organizations.
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Gazette
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Washington
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Col Lewis Sanders
The
Selective Service System
Col Sanders
Department of Agriculture
County Organization of Agriculture
United Nations
Midwest
Let's Talk It Over R F A on farming plans and planning risks
This column argues against centralized farming plans as a wartime scheme proposing to restructure agriculture. It warns that overreliance on planners could push farmers toward peasantry while stressing planning should support wartime victory without curb on farmer autonomy.
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Japan
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Linn County Board Proceedings Approve Road Districts Bids
Linn County Board of Supervisors met January session in Cedar Rapids. They approved road district petitions, set hearings, canceled select tax assessments, and awarded resurfacing contracts for county trunk roads and secondary districts to Concrete Materials and Construction Co. and CB Dettes.
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Cedar Rapids
Gertrude Madison
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Caroline C. Stephan
Kingston
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Creomulsion Advertisement for Bronchitis Relief
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a prompt bronchitis remedy that reaches the lungs to loosen phlegm and soothe inflamed bronchial membranes. It offers a money back guarantee if the user is not satisfied with its cough relief.
Kalona farmer dries calf pen with wooden floor grid
Harry L. Miller of Kalona improvised a dry calf pen floor by laying nailed 1 by 4 boards over 2 by 4s leaving a small crack. The grid keeps the area drier saves labor and bedding and stays cleaner.
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Kalona
Harry L. Miller
Iowa Farmers Expect Record 1943 Crops Across State
Des Moines reports from 76 870 farmers show Iowa aims to surpass 1942 outputs with soybeans up 14 percent flax 22 percent corn 10 percent spring sowing 37 percent fall sowing 51 percent cattle and hens rising. Wheat and oats acreage fall 8 percent while labor shortages at harvest and canning may ease with city women and youth workers.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Aaa
United States Department of Agriculture
A. J. Loveland
AAA
Milk Cows and Tractors Sell Strong at Webster Sale
Milk cows at the C G Snakenberg closing out sale near Webster Friday brought 85 to 145 dollars. A tractor sold for 627 dollars and a tractor cultivator for 155 dollars. Cleo Ferguson was auctioneer. Snakenberg leaves Tuesday for military service.
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Cleo Ferguson
Population of Americans 65 and older rises 35 percent 1930s
Between 1930 and 1940 the number of Americans aged 65 or older grew by about 35 percent, reflecting a shifting age structure during the decade.
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