Centralizer Official Praises New Farm Bill
W F Jensen of the American Association of Creamery Butter Manufacturers endorses the Roosevelt farm bill citing private enterprise support. He and dairy leaders met with President Roosevelt and Secretary Wallace to discuss marketing and pricing aims for farm products and potential selective controls in regional milk sheds.
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W F Jensen
American Association of Creamery Butter Manufacturers
Jensen
Chicago
Roosevelt
M Loomis
National Dairy Union
Henry Wallace
Loomis
Wahington
Congress
New York
FENCE DRIFT AIMS AT BEEF BUTTER WITH PRODUCTION REFORMS
Economic plan outlines three main methods to stabilize prices and reduce production. Proposals include rental payments funded by a sales tax, production cuts with bonuses, and price supports administered by the agriculture secretary.
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United States Treasury
Secretary of Agriculture
Iowa Livestock Exchange Heads For Large Sale Week
Iowa Livestock Exchange reports a big sale last Friday and forecasts the year’s largest run of stock with buyers from several states. Horses are expected for two loads to New York and more horses from other states, plus plenty of feeding stock, sows and cattle. Auctioneers Fagan and Schmitz. Clerk Bands. Phone 7963.
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New York
Fagan & Schmitz
Actioneers
Clerk Thone
Internal Pile Remedy Promises Cure Claims
An old medical note touts a pill remedy said to cure piles by improving circulation. It claims success in about 900 of 1000 patients and cites J S Leonhardt and a firm marketing the ROD Tablets through May’s Drug Co and druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lahore
S Leonhardt
Mays Drug Co
Guarmoe
Mets
Oemiert
Trucks cost per mile high for Iowa fleets in 1932
A survey by Robley Winfrey of the Iowa engineering experiment station shows average truck operation costs in Iowa in 1932. The 71,370 trucks traveling about 8,000 miles a year cost 45.88 million dollars, with costs per mile ranging from about 6 cents for half ton to 26 cents for five ton capacity.
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Gazette
Ames
Iowa
Robley Winfrey
Winfrey
U S Tests Value Of Slow And Rapid Freezing Of Fruit
The U S Department of Agriculture showcased frozen pack results for strawberries peaches and other fruits in a March 24 exhibit in Washington D C The display highlighted the promising unnamed eastern strawberry US 660 as the standout berry preserved by frozen packing with several other fruits and vegetables frozen for comparison including raspberries dewberries sweet cherries grapes nectarines and peas beans asparagus and rhubarb The effort underscores progress in fruit breeding frozen packing and storage with researchers J M Lutz Caaae and H H Moon among those involved in varying container trials and temperature controls
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Washington, D. C
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department
US 660
J M Lutz
JS Caaae
H H Moon Tre
Department i
Butter Prices Dipped as Demand Remains Steady
Dealers cut profit margins while butter demand stayed strong. Weekly receipts and trade activity show mixed results with prices easing to 18 cents on extra butterfat and a half cent decline at Friday’s opening amid improved carryover and late-week trading.
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Ive Bose
Busi Toa
Spirit of the Iowa Farm Woman in South Bethel
A South Bethel farm woman in Cedar county with ill husband and four children kept the home fires burning after losing the farm to foreclosure. She sold eggs to buy incubators, hatched chicks, traded for a Jersey heifer, grew a large garden, canned vegetables, and sold corn meal mush and cottage cheese. She expanded with rye hominy and continues plans this spring with incubators, a new garden, and rented land.
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South Bethel
Cedar County
Tipton
Peck Would Extend Sliding Scale Idea To All Farm Business
Ames AP Professor Millard Peck of Iowa State College proposes extending the sliding scale rent plan to farms sales and mortgage payments. He argues price-linked payments would reduce risks for farmers during downturns and ease mortgage collections.
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Peck
Prof
Open Farm Market by Tipton Louns Penningroth
Farmer near Wald leases building to operate a farm market selling milk cream eggs homemade bread honey and other farm products in the area.
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Tipton - Lous Penningroth
Wald
Chicago Producers Set April 4 Meeting in Chicago
The Chicago Producers Livestock Commission plans its annual gathering April 4 at Hotel Sherman after a March 7 postponement due to a bank holiday. Cornell’s Dr. P A Pearson will speak on The Effect of the Money System on Livestock Prices. New Iowa directors to replace Monlux and Oriez will join existing officers including President Charles A. Ewing and Vice President Cr. Arnett.
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Chicago
Chicago Producers Livestock Commission Association
Hotel Sherman
P. A. Pearson
Cornell University
Iowa
W. C. Monlux
St. Olaf
Theodore Oriez
Washington
G. H Hohenboken
Geneseo
E. R. Gehring
Galesburg
National Livestock Marketing Association
Chicago Producers
National Feeder and Finance Corporation
Fillmore Shippers Elect Officers At Annual Meet
The Fillmore Shipping association reported last year sold twenty-two carloads of livestock including seventeen hogs and five cattle for a total value of 15012.13 dollars at its annual meeting Leo Francais was elected president with Thomas Fagan as vice president Jerry McAbe as secretary W J Moran as treasurer and Joe Drew as manager Directors named include Nick Turnis Joe Wagner George Sadler and Charles Sadler.
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Cascade
Fillmore Shipping Association
Leo Francais
Thomas Fagan
Jerry McAbe
W. J. Moran
Joe Drew
Nick Turnis
Joe Wagner
George Sadler
Charles Sadler
Livestock shipments boost Tipton market activity
Tipton Iowa saw cargo moved by R. D. Wingert as Tipton branch manager of the Iowa Livestock Marketing association shipped one hog load and one mixed load. Curt Chapman delivered hogs and cattle for Farm Union Shipping. Many hogs are being trucked to Davenport.
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Sncclat
Tipton
R. D. Wingert
Iowa Livestock Marketing Association
Curt Chapman
Farm Union Shipping Association
Davenport
Farm Auction Schedule Near Mount Vernon and Patrfax
A historical notice lists farm sales for March with auctions near Mount Vernon six miles west of Mount Vernon to Rd Morrow six miles southwest of Patrfax by Jog Dindrich and two miles northwest of Toddville by George Minor plus a livestock sale at DeClow barn across Friday March 31.
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Arm Sale
Mount Vernon
Rd. Morrow
Patrfax
Jog Dindrich
Toddville
George Minor
DeClow Barn
Machinery Sells Cheaply At Administrator's Sale
MARENGO An elevator sold for 25.75 dollars a wagon brought 23 50 and a manure spreader sold for 18 50 Saturday at the C I Denzler administrator s sale here A wagon gear sold for 7 a triple wagon box for 24 feed grinder for 2 a 9 foot disc 8 a corn planter 10 a mower 5 50 truck wagon 5 a wood rack 4 50 one riding corn plow 40 cents and one riding corn plow 1 50 Chairs brought from 5 to 10 cents each rocking chairs from 1 to 2 a couch 2 and a table 1 Harry Hartz was auctioneer TIPTON Harry Gerber and his family arrived here Friday by automobile from Tucson Ariz en route to their farm three miles southwest of Tipton which they will operate this year Mr Gerber went to Arizona several years ago on account of ill health of a member of his family and while there managed a dairy at Tucson
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Marengo
C. I. Denzler
Harry Hartz
Tipton
Harry Gerber
Tucson
Ariz
Gerber
Arizona
Cedar corn acreage to drop 3 per cent
Tipton Cedar county farmers plan a 3 percent reduction in corn acreage this season per County Agent Emmett C. Gardner. Spring crops wheat barley and flax will rise slightly while oats stay near normal. Soybeans rise by 5 percent and alfalfa seedings increase. Timothy plantings decrease.
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Gazette
Tipton
Cedar County
Emmett C. Gardner
Reeve Named Banker for Hopkinton Corn Scrip Exchange
Hopkinton appoints F. C. Reeve as banker for the Hopkinton Corn exchange to begin April 1. The bank will clear corn scrip at a 5 percent discount into government currency. On April 1 and 3 merchants will pay 27 cents a bushel for corn in lots up to 100 bushels, with scrip used as a two month trade coupon.
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Hopkinton—F. C
Dairyman Shultz to Meet Brown Swiss Guernsey Clubs
Earl N. Shultz of Decorah and Ames extension dairyman will meet with Brown Swiss and Guernsey Co operative Ball clubs Monday evening to discuss the use of proved sires.
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Decorah
Earl N. Shultz
Ames Extension Dairyman
Brown Swiss and
Guernsey Co-operative
7 Year Old Team Sells For 285 Pounds
VAN HORNE C A Daniels former northeast of Van Horne recently sold a 7 year old team of horses to George Pickering of Keystone for 285 dollars. They weigh 3 500 pounds.
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The
Gazette
van Horne
C. A. Daniels
George Pickering
Keystone
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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Iowa Livestock Exchange
de Clow Stock Yards
Marion Blvd
Cedar Rapids
Tihte Line
Peyute
Silk
Kaybee Store
Second Avenue SE
U.S
Spirit OF the
Farm Woman
Pearson O' Cornell
Fillmore Shippers
Buehler Brothers
First Street
New Post Office
F. C. Reeve
Hopkinton
Daily Farm News
Farm Folk
Swisher
Fairfax
Joe Jindrich
Geo. Parizek
John Krall
American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
Loop
Memorial Coliseum
Margie
Betty
Bobby
Lifebudy
Aunt Margie
Lever Brothers CO
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