Olson Advocates Minimum Farm Price
A Des Moines based piece argues that setting a federal minimum price for basic farm products would instantly restore rural purchasing power and revive idle industrial jobs. It credits Dr Schultz of Iowa State College and urges executive action to guarantee prices for corn hogs and other staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Administration
T W Schultz
Agricultural Economics
Iowa State College
Schultz
Des Moines
America
Hans
Champion Husker of Linn County wins corn husking
Special to The Gazette Frank Dinger of Toddouile is Linn county’s champion corn husker. In an eighty minute contest at the For rest and Son farm he tossed 1835 pounds of corn but had a 1155 pound penalty for greeninges and 734 pounds for husks left, netting 1646 pounds. He is 25, with measurements noted as 5 8 and 145 pounds.
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Linn County
Frank Dinger
Toddouile
R D Forrest and Son
Nehestal
Preston Breeders First Jowa Entry At International
Fragmentary OCR text references Preston Breeders and a first Jowa entry at an international event. Names and details are unclear due to garbled phrasing and missing context. no definite dates, places, or outcomes can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Breeders
Unclear OCR Fragment On Street Event
Fragmentary text shows scrambled names and phrases about cars, people and actions. No coherent event or identifiable entities to anchor a factual summary. May refer to a traffic or incident but lacks decisive details or dates.
Ames Economists To Report Significance Of Farm Measures
Ames economists will study the significance of farm measures including recovery plans applied to agriculture, the corn hog program, farm credit and mortgage relief, foreign trade, managed currency, and tax issues. The project covers 1933 actions and future prospects, with analyses of farm management during rising price periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
Hopkinton Test Cows Show Milk and Butterfat Averages
The Hopkinton Cow Test Association reported 226 cows in October averaged 363 pounds of milk and 141 pounds of butterfat. Wes Borden tester notes high herds with Guernseys and Holsteins at 554 pounds of milk and 225 pounds butterfat. Joseph’s herd averaged 545 pounds milk and 198 butterfat. Williamson’s ten Holsteins averaged 475 pounds milk and 182 butterfat. The association average butterfat is the lowest in four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoppnton
H M Reeve
R ’ Joseph Herd
George Willamsons
Association
Borden
Manchester Merchants Sponsor Corn Show Prizes
Manchester merchants have contributed about £500 in prizes for best exhibits at a corn show on November 4 in Manchester. County Agent Ferris S Huehn will supervise, with entries including grains vegetables memes culinary products cottage cheese jelly bread marmalade fancy work knitted rugs and patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Ferris S Huehn
Mount Vernon Reverend Hints Early Tomatoes Still Selling
Mount Vernon resident Rev E G Hint continues selling the earliest market tomatoes. His first crop arrived and was marketed in early July, marking the season’s start for local produce.
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Mount Vernon
Goats Clear Off 40 Acres Timber Land
Manchester area story reports seventy goats bought by Mr. Retz cleared a 40 acre tract of dense timber and underbrush near Albert Retz place five miles northwest of Manchester. The herd, now totaling seventy, cost about $2.37 each and feeds itself, clearing brush and even killing some elm trees while providing meat and milk potential without farmed costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
Manchester
Albert
Retz
Lindsay Barr
Lamont
Calf Club Loans Offered for 4-H Baby Beef Projects
Jackson county youth may obtain loans to buy calves for baby beef clubs, announced by County Agent F E Krause. The Miles organization has produced champions at the Chicago International over the past decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specia
Maquoketa
F E. Krause
Jackson County
Miles
Friends Harvest Fifteen Acres Of Corn For Widow
Unity and Happy Hour club members and friends husked fifteen acres of corn on Mrs Nellie Mav Glick’s farm near Olin in two hours with nineteen teams. Mrs Glick died recently from scarlet fever. Women from the clubs served dinner from well filled baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Olin
Unity and Happy Hour Clubs
Nellie Mav Glick
Glick
Eradication Effort Targets Barberry in Jackson County
Arlo Hagere of the United States Department of Agriculture supervises eradication of native barberry bushes in Jackson County to combat grain rust. He has hired six local unemployed men to work under his direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlo Hagere
United States Department of Agriculture
Jackson County
YSART Dirk Siemens and Son Buy New Two Row Corn Picker
Dirk Siemens and his son Leonard purchased a new two row corn picker reflecting farming modernization. The purchase signals ongoing investment in their YSART-area operation and will enhance harvest efficiency this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ysart Dirk Siemens
Leonard
Poultry World Waits Eggcitedly for Record Tie
In Vancouver B C the hen Dauntless Dereen No 10 is tied to the world record by laying 357 eggs in 365 days after reaching 356th egg on Monday. The White Leghorn is at the provincial experimental farm coops at Agassiz awaiting the Tuesday tally to confirm the honor.
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Vacouver
B. C
INS
Dauntless Dereen
Agassiz
Best Corn Husker In Buchanan Gets 1,840 Pounds Net
Henry Naylor of Westbury township won the Buchanan county corn husking contest on the J P Crowley farm near Winthrop under Farm Bureau sponsorship. He husked 1,900 pounds gross in 80 minutes for a net 1,840 pounds, with Arthur VanVoren and James McDonnell placing second and third. About 1,000 people attended.
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Independence
Henry Naylor
Westbury Township
Buchanan County
J P. Crowley
Winthrop
Farm Bureau Organization
Arthur VanVoren
Hazleton Township
James McDonnell
VanVoren
McDonnell
Verne Osborne
Montana Horses Fetch Up To Seventy At Winfield Sale
A carload of Montana horses weighing 1200 to 1500 pounds sold for 40 to 70 dollars at Winfield stockyards Monday. Matched teams totaling 2800 pounds sold 120 to 130 dollars. White face yearling cattle brought 370 per hundredweight and thin stock cattle 21 75 a head. Molasses sold at 50 cents a gallon. Paul Klotz of Columbus Junction acted as auctioneer.
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Columbus
Montana
Winfield
Paul Klotz
Columbus Junction
Keswick Lad Entered in International Livestock Expo Steers
Keswick Indiana entrant Marvin Yoakum of Keokuk County has entered a group of fed cattle in the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. His herd features Shorthorn Hereford and Aberdeen Angus breeds and will compete in the fed cattle division from December 2 to 9.
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Chicago
Marvin Yoakum
Keswick
Keokuk County
Five Acre Patch Yields 400 Bushels Potatoes
Special to The G DELTA Ralph Sanders near Delta reports a 400 bushel harvest from a 5 acre potato patch. He notes quality is good, though this year’s yield trails last year’s 480 bushels from three acres.
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DELTA
Ralph Sanders
Grove’s Laxative Bromo Quinine Cold Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Grove’s Laxative Bromo Quinine as a quick, decisive cold remedy. It promises complete relief by opening bowels fighting germs reducing fever easing headache and fortifying the system with a single tablet. Available from druggists for 30 or 50 cents.
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Grove
Cornhusking finalists named for Iowa state contest Friday
Twelve of twenty five Iowa farmers qualified for state finals announced by manager W E Crips. The event Friday at the C E Carlson farm near Audubon aims for a record field. Defending champion Orville Wicks heads the announced starters with Stodgell Dinsdale Curley Harmon and Tague among notable contenders. The remaining fourteen finalists will be named after qualifying heats in Jefferson Johnson and Fayette counties. The contest begins at 10 a m and should finish by 2 30 p m.
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Des Moines
Iowa
W. E. Drips
C. E. Carlson
Audubon
Leroy Dinsdale
Tama County
Ernest Heidecker
Kossuth
Oscar Johnson
Winnebago
Arnold Lindaman
New Hartford
Lee Stodgell
Louisa County
Clyde Bunting
Davis County
Ernest Jensen
Adair County
Allen Tuttle
Marshall County
Louis Curley
Lee County
Ruel Harmon
Mills County
Clyde Tague
Guthrie County
Orville Wicks
Wright County
Jefferson
Johnson
Fayette
Stodgell
Morning Sun
Tama
Lee Carey
Ben Grimmins
Curley
Mount Hammill
Harmon
Tague
Drips
East Iowa Truckers To Meet Wednesday To Discuss Strike
TIPTON Tractor truckers from Cedar Muscatine Johnson Linn Jones Scott Clinton and Jackson counties plan a Wednesday meeting with the Farmers Holiday association to discuss the farmers strike. A Saturday gathering drew wide representation but many truckers could not attend, prompting another meeting for broader input.
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East Iowa
Tipton
Cedar
Muscatine
Johnson
Linn
Jones
Scott
Clinton
Jackson
Farmers’ Holiday Association
Farm Auctions Set For November Two And Three
Consignment sale at West Branch plus a horse auction at Marion stock yards are scheduled for Thursday November 2. On Friday November 3 a Duroc Jersey hog sale will be held three miles east of Martelle by W B Meeks.
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West Branch
Marion Stockyards
Duroc Jersey
Martelle
W. B. Meeks
Silliman To Speak At Alburnett Farm Meeting
B D Silliman Cedar Rapids attorney will speak Wednesday at Otter Creek township Farm Bureau meeting at Alburnett high school. He will discuss European Deadbeats in the evening program.
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Silliman
Alburnett Farm
Alburnett
B. D. Silliman
Cedar Rapids
Otter Creek Township Farm Bureau
Alburnett High School
Huskers In Wilton Junction Vicinity Get 3c A Bushel
Wilton Junction farmers are paid 3 cents a bushel for corn as good weather fuels quick harvesting. Elmer Daut’s fields yield averages of 80 85 and 90 bushels per acre, while Henry Lett reports ~80 bushels per acre.
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Wilton Junction
Elmer Daut Place
Henry Lett
Mothers, Mix This At Home for a Bad Cough
A vintage home remedy ad promotes a cough syrup you mix at home using sugar water and Pinex. It claims quadruple quantity, strong soothing action, and rapid relief with no cooking. Pinex from druggists is described as a Norway Pine extract guaranteed to help breathing and sleep, with money-back satisfaction.
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Mar
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Hopkinton
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Marion
Lassen
Story
Poultry World
Buchanan
Keswick Lad
R.F.C. Scrip
Biondo Bros
Mt Vernon Avenue
First Avenue
Colorado
Pillsbury's Best
Red Haven
Kellogg's Post
Idaho
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West Side
Third Ave
East Side
Fourth Ave
South Side
16Th Ave
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Kellogg's
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