Bliss Calls Farm Bureau Drive for Economic Justice
Extension Director R K Bliss urged 800 Farm Bureau members in Oelwein to pursue economic justice through organized action. He cited Iowa Farm Bureau leadership in corn and hog programs, noted past opposition by some leaders, and highlighted membership data showing Farm Bureau strength among township committees. Ed O Neal, president of the National Farm Bureau Federation, warned against political opposition to the farm program and praised production adjustment as a historic cooperative move.
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Elwein
R. K. Bliss
Ames Extension Service
State Corn and Hog Committee
Farm Bureau
Iowa
Bliss
Ed O'Neal
Florence
Ala
Washington, DC
National Farm Bureau Federation
Buss
Ames
State Federation
William McArthur
Mason City
George Godfrey
President Hughes
Iowa State College
Burt Neal
Mount Vernon
Jay Whit Son
Indianola
Rex Roberts
Des Moines Insurance Man
R. M Evans
Ladrens
Oedlweth
Permanent Township
Farm Union
Holiday Association
United Farmers
Grange
Ermarert Courts East
Hag Amir
Fatr Burra
Indi
O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Washington
Wallace
Alabama
O’neal
South
Francis Johnson
House
O. R. Beeler
Lloyd Cunningham
Cresco
Daisy Willams
Lulu Moser
Waterloo
Dan J Schnittjer
Delhi
Oelwein
Cedar Rapids
Earl Smith
Chicago
Haineis Agricultural Association
Livestock Trucking Surges At Chicago Market
Livestock trucking to Chicago through May 1 shows a sharp rise of 7117 percent from last year per Union Stockyards figures. About 20419 cars of livestock were trucked in with 231146 cattle 48 067 calves 797364 hogs and 89642 sheep sold totaling strong salable receipts. Webster Savings Bank Declares 10 Percent Dividend Checks Ready Wednesday per assistant examiner C Mi Wren.
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Chicago
Union Stockyards Company
Webster
Webster Savings Bank
Mi Wren
Packers Agree On Standard Lard At Ames Meeting
At Ames the Lard Institute group of interior and Chicago packers tentatively agreed on a No. 1 kettle rendered lard standard. They endorsed a creamy white color a smooth or granular texture and no foreign flavor or odor with seven physical and chemical constants, noting some variability in production makes hard standards. Leaders from Armour Swift Cudahy Wilson and the national lye stock and meat board attended.
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AMES
Interior and Chicago Packers
College
Chicago Packers
Chicago
Armour
Swift
Cudahy
Wilson
Dr . L. Lewis
The
Institute On American Meat Packers
National Lye Stock and Meat Board
Farm editor records a varied day amid farm talks and sports
A Benton county farm editor details a busy day from a morning discussion on Christ versus Tugwell with Linn Farm Holiday Association to hog quotas from Des Moines. He radios Cubs and Dodgers game results, hears Moslem missionary Sufi Mutiur Rahman, attends a Cedar Rapids event, and ends with a Muslim prayer service after opting out of a Western league game.
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Christ
Tugwell
Linn Farm Holiday Association
Cormnhog Association
Des Moines
Mutiur Rahman Sbengalee
Cedar Rapids
Brooklyn
Oclwein
Ed O'Neal
Alabama
Farm Bureau
Roosevelt
Benton County
Raiders
Rock Island
Hassan Igram
Oakdale Farmers Help Neighbor Plow After Accident
Epecial to The Gazette NORTH LIBERTY A neighbor hood bee was held Saturday forenoon on the Row Greer farm near Oakdale. Neighbors brought tractors and machinery to plow and prepare ground for corn planting, planned to be finished by Monday. Mr Greer, 15, at the University Hospital, suffers injuries from an automobile crash near Tiffin.
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Gazette
North Liberty
Greer
Oakdale
University Hospital
Tiffin
Chalmers Re elected President of Farm Holiday Association
Des Moines AP John Chalmers of Madrid was reelected president of the Iowa Farmers Holiday association as the second annual convention closed. Resolutions denounced Secretary Wallace and the Iowa Legislature for debt relief inaction and condemned a Council Bluffs medal awarded to Gen Mat Tin Jey for Iowa National Guard service. New officers include Charles Croghan vice president Jesse Sickler secretary treasurer and audit committee members Carl Jones Henry Peters.
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DES Moines
John Chalmers
Madrid
Iowa Farmers Holiday Association
Wallace
Iowa
United States Flag Association
Flag Association
Mat Tin Jey
Council Bluffs
Iowa National Guard
Charles Croghan
Woodbine
Jesse Sickler
Ogden
Henry Preyt
Arcadia
Carl Jones
Missouri Valley
Henry Peters
Boone
Dysart Farmwoman Sells 315 Broilers at 19 Cents
Mrs Will Raub, a farm woman two miles south of Dysart, marketed 315 broilers at 19 cents per pound. The birds averaged two pounds each.
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Gazette
Dysart
Will Raub
Manchester Man Demonstrates Apples Need Not Be Imported
Oscar O Smith, a Manchester area fruit grower, champions grafting to combine apple varieties on 30 acres of orchard. His 1,000 trees produce 4,000 to 5,000 bushels yearly, stored in a reinforced underground cellar with native-wood crates for 4,000 bushels, while he partners with Ames and Iowa State College on experiments. He notes drought risks and urges moisture management, and his diversified farm includes aviaries, livestock, alfalfa, and a recently built sawmill.
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Manchester
Delaware County
Oscar O Smith
Smith
Iowa State College
Ames
Mr. Smith
Jonathan
Allen
Smith Farm
Money of
Iowa Rain Record To Date This Year
Weather summary notes Iowa rainfall since January 1 4.38 inches state average 9.58 inches deficit 5.20 inches. Rain in the 24 hours ending Tuesday 0.09 inch. May to date 0.94 inch with normal 2.88 inches and a deficit of 1.94 inches.
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Iowa
Prizes Set For Jersey Show At Postville Event
The Postville Commercial Club arranged prizes for exhibitors at the second annual Jersey Parish show on June 12. The northeastern Iowa exhibition will select outstanding animals for display at the Iowa State Fair, Des Moines, and the Waterloo Cattle Congress. Sponsors say the prize system levels the field for small purebred dairymen and large breeders alike, with cash prizes split between exhibitors and first place ribbons awarded.
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Gazette Postville
Postville Commercial Club
Jersey Parish
Iowa
Des Moines
Waterloo Cattle Congress
Showers End Iowa drought but rainfall sparse
Iowa faced a brief relief from a heat wave as showers fell across most of the state. Temperatures dropped from past 100 degrees to the mid thirties in places like Inwood, with Iowa City reporting the heaviest rain at .45 inches. Federal meteorologists urged more rain to end the drought.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa City
Inwood
Charles D. Reed
Paylad
Davenport
Burlington
Lamont
Drought hits farms near Spencers Grove and Stanwood
Farmers near Spencers Grove plowed drought damaged oat fields and re planted to soy beans millet and sudan grass. Creeks run dry and cattle pastures face serious water shortage. In Stanwood heavy Monday rain revived pastures hay crops and gardens, producing cautious optimism. Light road graders spread drifted soil from fence rows onto fields.
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Spencers Grove
Stanwood
Wheatland Sees Heavy Rainfall Monday Afternoon
Farmers near Wheatland welcomed a heavy shower delivering seven eighths of an inch in a half hour Monday afternoon, easing crops fears and refreshing fields.
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Wheatland
Rainfall update affects Marengo crops and pasture
Two light rains on Monday added 1 inch to Marengo soil, bringing May totals to 11.5 inches and April to 15-16 inches. The figures lag 1933 drought levels by about 4.25 inches. Over thirty days without moisture harmed oats and hay, while crops planted after the last rain may recover if rain resumes.
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Marengo
John Oliva
Oelwein Woman Named on State Farm Bureau Board
Mrs. George E. Sauerbry of Oelwein three miles east was recommended as state committeewoman for district No. 1 of the Iowa Farm Bureau federation. Appoinment by home project chairmen followed a conference of Farm Bureau workers from eleven northeastern Iowa counties. Ratification will occur at Des Moines.
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Oelwein
George E. Sauerbry
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa
Farm Bureau
Sauerbry
Des Moines
Lulu B. Moser
Waterloo
Illinois
Farm Bureau Organization
Fayette County
Barn Fire Destroys Will Ward Farm Barn Near Urbana
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed a large barn on the Will Ward farm east of Urbana Saturday evening. Harness and a small quantity of hay and small grain were burned.
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The
Gazette
Spencer's Grove
Will Ward
Urbana
Chinch Bugs Found in Wald Barley Fields
Special to The Gazette reports chinch bugs discovered in barley fields near Wald south of Stanwood. Little damage so far, but some barley turns yellow. Red Oak Grove Farm Bureau plans creosoted back furrows as barriers to limit spread. Corn stands are uneven from dry planting and pastures burn up.
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Stanwood
Wald
Red Oak Grove Farm Bureau
Smoking Forbidden In Sioux City Stockyards
Sioux City stockyards posts no smoking signs to prevent fires. Smoking is banned outside scale houses chute houses and the exchange buildings. Packing plants also restrict smoking to fire safe quarters.
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Sioux City
INS
Chicago
St Paul Man Promotes Free Udga Trial For Ulcers
Wm H Fraser of St Paul Minnesota claims a novel Udga treatment relieves stomach ulcers acid indigestion and excess acidity with thousands endorsing it He offers a free sample by mail from Suite 72 Foot-Schulze Ride St Paul and mentions a seven day trial box of Udex Tablets sold under a money back guarantee by College Pharmacy May Drag Co.
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St. Paul
Minn
Wm. H. Fraser
Fraser
St Paul
College Pharmacy
May Drag Co
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Chalmers
Farm Holiday Association
C. O. Smith
International News Service
Jersey
Postville
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
State Farm Bureau Board
G. E. Sauerbry
MAY Drug CO
Second St. SE
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