Tama Indians Powwow Plans Farm Program Participation
Overheated discussions at Sac and Fox Reservation council chamber as Indian farmers and Sac county representatives weigh participation in federal farm programs. estimated benefits of 134,000 dollars from seeds and leased acres, with multiple tribal figures citing tribal land ownership and rental revenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Anderson
Pte Council
Tana
Tana County
Tama County Agricultural Conservation Committee
Robert Lyon
Lyon
Tom Scott
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Scott
John Cherveny
Clutter
Tama Committee
Cherveny
Burns Byram
Toledo
Hog Run Sees Thirty Percent Gain In Week
A battered OCR page notes Hog Run showing a 30 percent rise in weekly activity. The fragmentary text references farm testing, voter turnout, and March movement projections with numeric totals and year markers, indicating broader agricultural and political context.
Corn Belt Needs Bumper Crop To Regain Prestige
Washington reports that the western corn belt must harvest a bumper crop this fall to restore its status as a leading hog producer and key cattle feeder. Corn supplies per hog were about 40 percent below post drought levels, with the feed situation seen as more serious than two years ago by the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. The droughts cut net income from fattening livestock in Iowa, Nebraska, the Dakotas, Minnesota, Missouri, and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Econoities
Iowa
Nebraska
Dakotas
Minnesota
Missouri
Kansas
Fragmented OCR Summary of Government Data
The readable text is garbled with missing letters and stray characters. It mentions government economists and numbers but lacks clear names, dates, or events to identify a definite incident or outcome.
Decision on Banu's disease deferred
Eastern Iowa fair managers meeting in Cedar Rapids postponed action on mandatory Bangs disease testing for cattle at fairs this year. The state association recently voted to require testing. Attendees included George Filoan and A R Hoffman for Central City fairs Ed Bauder and JC Probert for Fayette county West Union J Reg Pearson for Winneshiek Decorah Les Oehlke for Elkader CS Miller for Cedar county Tipton William Campbell for Buchanan Independence fair and Charles Moore for All Iowa exposition Cedar Rapids.
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Fastern
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Fie Managers’ Association
Central City
George Filoan
A R Hoffman
Fayette County
Decorah
J Reg Pearson
Les Oehlke
Cedar County
Tipton
CS. Miller
Independence
William Campbell
Charles Moore
Chorus Organized By Farm Women In Clayton Speen
The Farm Bureau women in Clayton elected Lucia Roggman as chairman and Wij Teel Clark as vice chairman at a rehearsal meeting. Mire Gobert Meyer and Wood Cropp were named to posts, with Hudson of the area elected president. Next meeting set for October.
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Speen
the Gazette
FI Kadfr
The
Farm Bureau
Clayton
Lucia Roggman
Gatnat Dle
Min On
Ther Group
Wij Teel Clark
Waeree Town
Mire Gobert Meyer
Giard Towne Sropo
Eta
Mre Woodros Cloppee
Giard Township
Oseyletea
Farm auctions set by multiple Iowa sales barns
Coming farm auctions listed for late March include Anamosa Livestock Exchange on Saturday March 27, Iowa Livestock Exchange Cedar Rapids Horse sale on Monday March 29, Michalek auction of real estate in Bertram on Tuesday March 30, and Iowa Holstein Breeders sale at Waterloo.
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Anamosa Livestock Exchange
Iowa Livestock Exchange
Cedar Rapids
Michalek Aucnhon
Bertram
Iowa
Waterloo
Spring fries at Easter bring pennies from heaven
Special to The Gazette Manchester Mrs B C Gondrich sold 125 springs weighing two pounds or more at 364 cents a pound. They have 150 more averaging 134 pounds ready for market. The first lot hatched Jan 26, developed to two pounds in eight weeks. The second lot hatched Feb 2. Chickens grown to six weeks on two pounds of grain each. They are White Rocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
Manchester
B. C. Gondrich
Cascade-Kurt Brothers Feeders Sell 21 Steers in Chicago
Special to the Conzette reports Cascade Kirt Brothers feeders near Cascade sold twenty one head of 1,262 pound steers in Chicago Wednesday at fourteen dollars per hundredweight.
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Kurt Brothers
Cascade
Chicago
Ice Mint for tired aching feet advertisement card
Readers hear quick relief for corns and sore feet with Ice Mint. The ad promotes ice mint for foot comfort, odor control, and skin cleanliness, claiming all day wearers and busy workers gain relief and a fresher feel. Get Ice Mint from your local store today.
Clarence farmer sells unimproved eighty acres near Clarence
Mabel Grieg sold her 80 acre farm four miles northeast of Clarence to George Miller for 105 dollars an acre. The unimproved tract is highly fertile.
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The
Clarence
Mabel Grieg
George Miller
Holstein State Show Planned for Waterloo
Iowa Holstein Breeders plan a state show in Waterloo in late June or early July, concluding a June district tour. Orville Hamer of Waterloo and F C Hansen of Cedar Falls announced plans after a meeting with Jones County Holstein Breeders. Earl Schultz of Ames to direct district shows. Waterloo chamber of commerce likely sponsor. G H Monroe elected Jones association chairman. Vincent named secretary. Joe Tyler vice chairman. W L Smith roaming director.
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Anamosa
Iowa Holstein Breeders Association
Waterloo
Orville Hamer
F. C. Hansen
Cedar Falls
Jones County Holstein Breeders Association
Hamer
Earl Schultz
Ames
Waterloo Chamber of Commerce
G. H. Monroe
Jones Association
William Vincent
Vincent
Joe Tyler
W. L. Smith
Mr. Smith
Cedar Rapids
Central City
Linn County Holstein Breeders
The
Jones County Association
Cattle Prices Boost for Anamosa Trader in Chicago Sale
George Schimer of Anamosa Jones county feeder earned from $8.25 to $9 per hundredweight for a load of cattle sold in Chicago on Wednesday. The deal underscores steady demand for feeder stock as market prices held firm in the mid twelve grade range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
George Schimerda
Jones County
Wednes
Chicago
Soul Conservation Notes Public Opinion As Gelatin
A witty Aunt Lindy quips that public opinion is easy to shape yet hard to keep stable like a gelatin salad, emphasizing fragility in social mood and shared values.
Soil conservation checks go to Clayton county farmers
The first shipment of conservation checks totaling 42,179.36 is being distributed from the Farm Bureau office to farmers in Boardman Cox Creek Garni ville Wagner Clayton Farmersburg Volga Sperry Cass Buena Vista Jefferson and Millville townships. Not all checks have arrived and not all payments are complete. A majority of awards are still due.
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Eleader
Clayton County
Farm Bureau
Boardman
Cox Creek
Garnaville
Wagner
Clayton
Farmersburg
Volga
Sperry
Cass
Buena Vista
Jefferson
Millville
400 Towa Corn Hog Checks Still Held Back By Triple A
WASHINGTON AP Sen Guy M Gillette of Iowa says the agriculture department is withholding about 400 Iowa corn hog contracts from 1934 and 1935 in the contract clearance section. Payments may be made after counties provide the needed data. John W Graff, acting chief of the north central division, said the information has been requested and contracts will be considered promptly.
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Washinton
Guy M Gillette
Iowa
Agriculture Department
John W. Graff
North Central Division
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Idahos
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