Bechtelheimer Heads New Butter Advertising Committee
Clyde Bechtelheimer of Waterloo Iowa chairs a new Butter Industry Committee to boost dairy consumption, especially in rural areas, with M G Van Buskirk directing efforts from Chicago. The panel plans nationwide contact networks, publicity through papers and leaflets, school collaborations, and county agent work. Funds come from creameries based on 4 cents per 1000 pounds of milk for 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buskirk
Mr. van Buskirk
T. A. Borman
Chicago
H. J. Bird
W. B. Combs
University of Minnesota
F. E. Pilley
New York
H. C. Hornemann
Danville
C. A. Clark
Omaha
National Dairy Council
Butter Industry Committee
van Buskirk
Inderauyr
Quality of the corm crop and pest impact in Oxford area
A garbled OCR note reports variability in corm crop quality and pest effects near Oxford. Mentions James Flammery and Mary fesmers, with unclear references to sowing, fertilizer, and average yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fesmers
Brekmse
James Flammery
Sowta
Oxford
Repemis
Elznig
Sociiwem
Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine Cold Remedy Ad
A cold demands an internal treatment and Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine is promoted as the exact remedy. It claims to open the bowels fight germs reduce fever relieve headache and grippy sensations and strengthen the system. Available at druggists in 30c and 50c sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Fence Drift In Woven Wire Catches Attention
A rustic item notes fence drift described as caught in woven wire on a windy Sunday night. The piece paints a lively scene with sounds and disruption touching grain, corn, straw, shingles, silos, pallets, and hay stacks, emphasizing the rough weather impact on rural structures.
Holbert Plans to Exhibit Car Horses at International
Greeley report by T. P. Shreve of Holbert Horse Importing says a carload of Holbert horses will be shown at the International Livestock exposition starting December 2 in Chicago. The firm skipped imports this year due to unsettled exchange, but has secured Western buyers for a notable American bred colt drove. Shreve expects higher values for work stock by spring work season as demand rises among buyers seeking suitable horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
T P. Shreve
Holbert Horse Importing Company
Chicago
Shreve
Livestock Trucked to Chicago Markets in October 1932
Union Stockyards in Chicago reported totals for October showing 42,545 cattle head 11 523 calves 119 245 hogs and 34 362 sheep or similar stock. The period equates to 22 474 rail carloads compared with 22 245 in October. Other figures note overall head counts around 199 021.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stockyards
Chicago
Lve- Bork
Improvements Made On Farms In Walker Vicinity
Improvements to two farms near Walker include painting perimeters and remodeling structures. Misys Nore Ecrantz James Parmer receive roofing work and new granary. Prenz Dros rats repaired roof and rebuilt a structure. Lea ter McVey added two improvements to his house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Boeral
Garevis
Farmers in Sugar Creek win corn field test prize cup
The Gazette reports Tipton Elwoot Hain of Sfce cow received a giver cup for the corn field test results conducted by farmers in Sugar Creek and Redwater township this year. The Sugar Creek township Farm Bureau met Tuesday evening at Frank Kiser’s farm where the award was presented.
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Bpenal
Gezette Tipton
Elwoot Hain
Sfcecow
Sugar Creek
Redwater Township
Torarnship
Prank Kiser
Turkey Market Remains Steady Across Regions
New York reports heavier receipts of fresh killed turkeys with steady demand and little price change. Larger birds favored this year, while frozen stock dwindles to a few hens from last year’s Thanksgiving stock priced 18 to 20 cents. Denver expects the 1933 turkey crop to net $900,000 to $1,000,000, about 15 percent below 429,000 birds last year, yet prices for top grade birds may rise to 25 cents per pound dressed for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
New York City
Gazette
Denver
Colorado
State Bureau of Markets
Denton Poultry Growers pool turkeys for Thanksgiving market
The Denton County Poultry Growers association voted to pool turkeys for the Thanksgiving market and seek additional members. About 450 birds have signed for the pool, with more expected as output in Ellman is projected to make Wellman a leading turkey center. The Maplecrest packing plant ships live birds while Wellman aids employment and corn and oat markets.
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Fort Worth
Denton County Poultry Growers’ Association
Ellman
Wellman
Maplecrest
Texas
Wellman Picking and Packing Plant
United States
Mind opening discussion with Albert Edward Wiggam
A feature on Albert Edward Wiggam D Sc author of The Fruit of the Family Tree examining mind games education and the social shift toward universal schooling. The piece notes the New York Psychological Service Center and debates about college training and social status amid evolving attitudes toward child development and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Edward Wiggam
D. Sc
New York
Ney
Eh Weil
Dave
Jackson Farmers Seek CCC Aid For Winter Programs
Jackson county farmers expect aid from the citizens' conservation corps winter camp. Efforts include protecting timber from insects and disease, studying soil erosion, building dams and terraces, and improving state parks. Workers will open passageways in Maquoketa Caves and construct fences trails and shelters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa
Jackson County
Citizens’ Conservation Corps
F. E. Krause
Maquoketa Caves
Cedar County Farmers Invited To Corn Hog Program Meeting
Emmett C. Gardner, Cedar County agent, lists all Cedar county farmers for a county corn hog program meeting. Attendees will learn the program, sign applications to join the local organization, and share in its benefits. Cedar county averaged 54.8 bushels per acre across 113,753 acres in corn in 1932. Springdale led with 64.3 bushels, Inland was second at 60.9 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Cedar County
Emmett C. Gardner
Springdale
Iowa
Inland
Schedule of home project meetings and Farm Bureau events
A week of home project meetings is planned with Mrs. Ben Carpenter in north Marion on Monday at 10 am and with Mrs. Charles Quaas in Monroe on Wednesday at 10 am. Farm Bureau events occur in Bertram at Upper Palisades, Linn township in the evening, Putnam at Ely school, and four-H civic committee gathering in Cedar Rapids Friday evening after a 10 am Franklin home project meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Marion
Ben Carpenter
Brown and Buffalo
Bertram Township Farm Bureau
Upper Palisades
Monroe
Charles Quaas
Linn Township Farm Bureau
Otter Creek
Alburnett
Putnam Farm Bureau
Ely
Franklin
Cedar Rapids
Beware the Cough Or Cold That Hangs On
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a medical discovery that soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth. It claims creosote aids the cure of persistent coughs bronchitis and throat troubles while the formula delivers relief to the stomach and bloodstream. Dismissal of complaints is guaranteed with a druggist refund if relief is not found.
Farm incomes seen rising in 1933 but not rosy
Washington AP reports the agriculture department forecasts 1933 farm income about 24 percent higher than 1932 with some improvement over 1932 but due to debts taxes and higher retail prices farmers may still buy only essentials. Gains uneven by region with cotton wheat tobacco and fruit crops rising while livestock incomes lag behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Department
Farm Adjustment Administration
Wallace Praised by Big Des Moines Reception
Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace said the hog-corn program met with a favorable reception in Des Moines where over 7,000 farmers heard him outline the administration plan. He urged Iowa farmers to support the program to improve incomes and warned against opposition undermining recovery efforts.
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Des Moines
Chicago
Henry A. Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
Coliseum
Iowa
Midwest
$2,800 To Be Paid Iowa County Wheat Growers This Fall
Twenty five Iowa county wheat farmers will receive about $2,800 this fall for acreage reduction. Their total bonus is near $3,500. During a three year base period they produced 24,083 bushels annually from 1,187 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazettes
Marengo
Iowa County
D. H. Zentmire
Horse-Radish Nets Half Cent a Pound for Farm Harvest
West Union area reports a byproduct boom as over two tons of horse-radish are dug by farm boys Cave men and Alfred Nordhus earning 20 cents an hour. O L Troxel of Prairie du Chien buys 4100 pounds with perhaps another ton left to harvest from the Dullard farm five miles northeast of West Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
William Dullard
Dullard
Cavemen
Alfred Nordhus
O. L. Troxel
Prairie du Chien
Corn Show Set for Marshalltown November 23 25
Plans advance for the Midwest Corn exposition at Memorial Coliseum in Marshalltown to run November 23 through 25. The event is organized by the Frank Lewis Glick posts of the American Legion, the chamber of commerce, and the Marshall county farm bureau with prizes totaling 250 dollars. A short course each afternoon will be conducted by the extension department of Iowa State college. D Miller White chairs the committee in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lewis Glick
American Legion
The
Chamber of Commerce
Marshall County Farm Bureau
Extension Department
Iowa State College
D. Miller White
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New Butter Advertising Committee
Packing House
1St Ave
3Rd Ave
Tbs
Hamburg
Holbert
International
Turkey
Delaware
Delaware County
Leslie M. Carl
Cashels
Adams
Bremen
Coffins Grove
Ees
Honey Creek
Mile
North Fork
Richland Seers Eee
South Fork
Union
Sag Te
Aigbas Veces Ee
Thys
Java
Andre Maurois
Jean
Gous Karol Sonkc
Atheng
Seoe
Sarents
Jack Boe
Bob
Sahara
Cedar Rapids Fuel Co
May Drug Co
Jackson
CCC
Linn Farm Bureau Calendar
Wallace
Marshalltown
Memorial Coliseum
Arto Nicht
Resrebara
Blue Valley Products
Burglar Insurance
Miro R. Whipple
White Bank Building
DR. Harmon
Painies
Uar
W. R. Harmon
Killian
Dentist
Third Ave
Seco
Granby
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