NRA Decision Casts Shadow On AAA Licensing and Taxes
Washington dispatch reports that the Supreme Court ruling against the NRA incites gloom for AAA plans to extend processing taxes and licensing power. AAA supporters say the voluntary farm contracts remain intact, while opponents fear tax delegation limits. A Maryland case over $30,000 in processing taxes heads to the Supreme Court, with potential congressional fixes noted.
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Ashington
D. C
Washington
Supreme Court
NRA
AAA
Senate
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Fence Drift and the Sanctity of Contract Debate
A reader questions the meaning and scope of sanctity of contract in lending. The piece contrasts a farmer’s land as security with a lender’s right to demand more than collateral in settlement, expressing doubt about deficiency judgments and fairness.
Murray Deplores High Court Ruling on Farm Relief
Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Ray Murray called the Supreme Court decision voiding the Frazier-Lemke act a threat to farmers. He urged Congress to lower land bank loan rates to 3 percent and expand commitments to prevent mass foreclosures as moratoriums expire in 1937. Bowman warned thousands of farms could fail without federal refinancing and quipped about necktie parties.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Ray Murray
Supreme Court
Iowa
Mr. Murray
Congress
M. L. Bowman
Murray
Chirman
Herring
International News Service
Bowman
Neighbors Help Stricken Farmer Plant Farmland
In Linn county near Anamosa neighbors gathered at H J Van Slyke’s farm to plow disced drag and plant thirty acres of corn and sixteen acres of soybeans after his heart trouble. Forty horses and five tractors were used with twenty men aiding in the work.
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Anamosa
H. J. van Slyke
Linn County
van Slyke
Louis
George Eileen
William
Bernard McGovern
Lee
Everett Finn
Frank Boyles
Sharon Smith
George Dirks
Glenn Palmer
Fred Bennett
Ray Meredith
Albert Hughes
Claire
Grover Ankeny
Howard Hart
Francis Mere
Julius Pavin
Marion Mann
Jay Brady
Tom McGovern
Lee Finn
Grover Anken
Gazette
Littleton
Henry Albrecht
Marvin Ohl
George
Leonard
Roy Elliott
Clarence Call
Henry Bockholt
Walter Carpenter
George Fox
Leo Kane
Wilford Heidt
Gordon Neil
Lester Weber
Roy Neil Nicholas Kerns
William Meaney
Herbert Albrecht
Royal
Russell
Ralph Bradley
Francis Niebhur
Ora
Howard
Charles Ohl
Kenneth Ohl
Duane Buckholt
Mrs. Ohl
John Ohl
Grundy farms change hands at one hundred dollars per acre
Herman Strahbehn of Reinbeck bought the 90 acre farm one and a half miles west of Reinbeck from John Rabenburg of Grundy Center for 9000 dollars. He owns adjoining land. Oscar Kinler of Hale purchased the 80 acre farm west of Olin tenanted by Rowel Connellly for 4000 dollars. The Keokuk county Farm Bureau tour of Iowa State College experiments and farms is scheduled for June 28, announced by County Agent Maurice Soults.
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Grundy Center
Herman Strahbehn
Reinbeck
John Rabenburg
Mr. Strahbehn
Speciah Hale
Oscar 3
Kinler of
Hale
Olin
Rowel Connelly
Sigourney
Keokuk County Farm Bureau
Iowa State College
Maurice Soults
Troy Mills dairy barn built by Ray Carson on farm site
Ray Carson has erected a dairy barn measuring 24 by 30 feet on his farm located one half mile northwest of Troy Mills.
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Troy Mills
Ray Carson
June 3 Signup Day Set in Fayette County
Fayette county corn hog committee designates June 3 for signing 1935 corn hog contracts from noon to 5 pm or later if needed. Township committees oversee signups. signers will be notified of meeting places.
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Fayette
Fayette County
W. S. Rothlisberger
Signera
Brick bungalow planned on Will Hach farm near Dysart
Materials were purchased for a two story seven room brick American type bungalow to be erected on the Will Hach farm six miles southwest of Dysart.
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Dysart
Will Hach
Fayette Wool to Be Sold June 10
Fayette County Wool Growers association re elected officers at the annual meeting in Fayette. L. L. Bloomfield of West Union was named president with J. W. Wilbur Hawkeye as vice president and Paul E. McElroy Fayette as secretary. Miss Bessie Schneider Fayette was chosen treasurer and directors include John Howard West Union A M Doughty Fayette and John G King Oelwein. A wool sale will be held here June 15 with the sales committee list led by J S McSweeney and J R Cummings among others.
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Fayette
L. L. Bloomfield
West Union
Fayette County
Wool Growers Association
J. W. Wilbur
Hawkeye
Paul E. McElroy
Bessie Schneider
John Howard
A. M. Doughty
John G. King
Oelwein
Eleven In Cedar Favor Wheat Plan One Opposed
TIPTON Eleven votes were cast for and one against the proposed continuance of the wheat adjustment program in Cedar county. All ten signers of the 1933 35 adjustment who voted were in favor. Of two non signers who voted one favored continuance. SIGOURNEY Nineteen of the twenty two signers of the 1923 85 program voted for continuance at Keokuk county referendum.
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Tipton
Cedar County
Sigourney
Keokuk County
Linn Cow Test Association elects officers in reorganization
Special to The Ganette reports Linn Cow Test association No 3 held a Thursday evening reorganization meeting naming elder as president Earl Dukek as vice president and Charles Maier as secretary and treasurer.
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Ganette
Alburnett
Gilbert Batchelder
Linn Cow Test Association No. 3
Earl Dukek
Charles Maier
Linn Fruit Growers Predict Good Crop Outlook
Seventy three members of the Linn County Co operative Fruit Growers and Producers association met in Cedar Rapids. They forecast a ten day late season due to cold, with raspberries and grapes of unusual quality and a record crop in ten years. Nash Finch Fruit company to handle the association’s produce.
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Linn County Co-operative Fruit Growers and Producers Association
Cedar Rapids
Nash Finch Fruit Company
Cedar County Unpaid 1934 Pay Checks Highlight Farm Aid
Cedar County farmers await 1934 second payment for corn hog contracts with 310 growers unpaid and 1610 signed. Some contracts held up for unknown reasons while most delays stem from allotment excesses. In Anamosa checks totaling 27356.26 are expected, with 24939.26 approved on partial contracts and 2417 on delayed third payments. Jones County nearly fully paid its regular 1934 benefits.
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Cedar County
Tipton
Anamosa
Jones County
350 Acres Of Tomatoes Contracted At La Porte
La Porte City receives 250000 tomato plants from Kentucky for distribution to farmers who contracted 350 acres with the local canning company. Shipments of 100000 plants arrive every other day. George Lutz oversees planting. Robert McBride and Shelby Foss Jr. grow one acre each for school agricultural credit on land and plants provided by the factory.
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LA Porte City
Kentucky
Canning Company
George Lutz
la Porte
Robert McBride
Shelby Foss, Jr
Corydon Judging Team Preps for National Contest
Corydon's judging team led by Mervin Donelson will represent Iowa in the national vocational agriculture livestock judging contest at the American Royal show in Kansas City this October. The team, Clare Lohr Lewis Ryan and Robert Donald, earned the honor by placing highest in horse beef sheep and swine judging at Ames on May 9.
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Corydon
Mervin Donelson
Linn
Clare Lohr
Lewis Ryan
Robert Donald
Iowa
Kansas City
Ames
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Ray Anderson
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Test Ass’n Reorganized
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