Corn Security For Federal Loan Of Forty Five Cents A Bushel
A conference on corn loan plans outlines federal support of 45 cents per bushel with 4 percent interest. Farmers may repay in cash or by delivering corn to a loading station, with warehouse seals and liens to be accurately reported. Misrepresentation carries criminal liability under Reconstruction Finance Act.
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Mr Laird
Laird
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Commodity Credit Corporation
Mir Laird
FENCE DRIFT AND FARM PROGRAMS SPUR DEBATE
In the article Senator from Cerro Gordo pushes councils to represent Civic rural interests in a proposed reform to farm organizations. It discusses potential changes to Farm Bureau Extension Service and possible inclusion of multiple farmer groups while cautioning against expanding state changes to a commune-like system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill McArthur
Farm Bureau
Extension Service
Cerro Gordo
Cout Tt
Agricultura
Educat.cn
Eaca
Corn Acreage in Fayette Ment The Regulated Market
A fragmented report describes corn acreage in Fayette with references to price supports 43 to 45 cents per bushel under a pegging program. It covers loan terms, certificate purchase by government agencies, insurance needs, and conditions for warehouse certificates and loan eligibility.
Creamery Groups To Confer On Merger Planned For Nov 22
Special to The Gazette reports creamery associations in Iowa will meet November 22 to discuss a merger and financing of a campaign to unite creameries. Iowa creameries averaged 23.4 cents paid for butterfat in September, up slightly from August and well above 1932 levels.
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Waterlgco
Towa Creamermes
Towa
Leesa Creameres
Ecefer Nev Loco Etiver
Iowa
Mir Bechtelheimer
Morris Greenberg Fur Shop Opens New Phone Book Ad
Furrier offers repair cleaning and modeling services and invites inquiries about prices. Customer urged to contact Morris Greenberg Fur Shop through the furriers page in the new phone book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Greenberg Fur Shop
Furriers
Temporary Corn And Log Committees Named In Fayette
County agent announces temporary committees to organize the corn program in Fayette County. A temporary chairman and council will coordinate contracts with farmers as townships prepare for the program before final selection. Meetings are set in Banks Jefferson Caermont Center Union and Dover townships with sessions at several local offices.
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Tor Talmaume
Kmaysuie
Carl Faderal
Dover
Fairfield Mem
Fremont Eee
Diyria
Jefferson
Oran
Pleasant Valley
Puinamore E Tease
Scott Sere Ee
Smithfield Weer Eae
Union Sere Eteeres
Westfield
Windsor Ae
Fayette
Fayet
Berome Ava
Coun
Bow Tag
Alex
Wmnporary
Cm Senool
Orginal Dutmet GS
Thove Pre Srt
Banks
Caermont
Center
Union
Biden
Faurheid
Bethel Voyria
Frenette
Arthur Bill Introduced To Restructure Iowa Farm Extension
Iowa Sen. William Afec Arthur presents a bill to replace Farm Bureau admin with county extension councils for rural education projects. Councils would fund projects via county treasurers, with representatives from townships, schools, and farm groups. Officers serve without pay and political activity is prohibited.
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Des Moines
Iowa
William Afec- Arthur
Dem
Cerro Gordo
Towa Farm Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Iowa State College
State Agricultural College
Federal Department
Farm Bureau Organization
McArthur
County Board of Supervisors
County Superintendent of
Counties
Furtheir
Macarthur
County
Anewo
Millersburg Folk Husk For Afflicted Neighbors
Sixty seven neighbors gathered at the Matt Kinsler farm to husk 2900 bushels of corn by noon and later helped husk 1200 bushels at the Agnew farm. The day included a community dinner at the Fad Grimm home and followed the deaths of Mrs Finsler and Mr Agnew in recent weeks.
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Boyertal
Millersburg
Matt Kinsler
Fad Grimm
Ed Agnew
Finsler
Jong
Agnew
Corn Harvest Nears Amid Storm Damage
Ninety five percent of farmers in this North English area have finished husking corn and shredding fodder. Plowing proceeds where ground is not frozen. A recent wind storm on Friday afternoon and night uprooted trees, upset corn shocks, and damaged hay stacks and small buildings.
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Soretat
Gazette
Farm Auction Schedule Hits Iowa in November
A sequence of livestock and consignment sales runs across Iowa in mid November. West Branch hosts a livestock sale on Thursday November 16 followed by Cedar Rapids Friday November 17. A consignment sale near Cedar Park is planned for Saturday November 18 with Waterloo listing a Brown Holstein reader sale on Tuesday November Yrown.
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West Branch
Cedar Rapids
Rain-needy Iowa fields hit by dry spell and dust storm
Iowa farm lands face severe drought with dry soil across much of the state and dwindling water for livestock. Forecaster Charles D. Reed notes seven cold days, 4.6 degrees below normal, and a rare dust storm gusting to 40 mph. Davenport records 44 mph, a new November high, with wind penetrating steel vaults and damaging corn shocks hay stacks and winter wheat.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Charles D. Reed
Reed
Davenport
Seventy seven milk distributors summoned in Chicago
Seventy seven independent Chicago area distributors faced the AAA milk inquiry board for trial on charges of violating the marketing agreement. The hearing tests the board’s power to enforce price fixing and marketing rules. Violations risk license loss and daily penalties up to a thousand dollars. About two thirds of local milk sales are from signatories. The pact raised producer prices and consumer prices from ten to eleven cents per quart. Some large dairies reportedly prepared to launch a citywide cut rate cash and carry milk push, threatening a price war.
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Chicago
Milk Inquiry Board
The
AAA
United States Court Building
Dairies
Injunction Denied Over Milk Price Fixing by Secretary
District of Columbia supreme court judge Daniel D. O'Donoghue denied a petition seeking to restrain Secretary Wallace from setting milk prices under the AAA. The ruling hinges on the judge's interpretation of federal agricultural authority and the timing of the action within the AAA framework. The decision leaves the price-fixing power in the hands of federal officials for the current period.
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Washington
INS
Secretary of Agriculture
Walace
AAA
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Daniel D. O'Donoghue
Thanksgiving Specials Ad Prompt for Turkeys and More
Marketplace ad for Thanksgiving specials offers live or dressed turkeys ducks geese and chickens with small cost and big results. Advertisement wording implies a want ad placement in the classifieds.
Reflation urged by Grange master
Louis J. Taber national master of the Grange urged immediate reflation of currency and credits at the Grange convention in Boise Idaho. He called for a balanced policy of controlled reflation and criticized the NRA noting uneven benefits for rural areas. He proposed an island land policy to protect agriculture and conserve submarginal land, and urged broader taxes to address the national debt.
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Boise, Idaho
Louis J. Taber
the Grange
National Convention of the Grange
Justice
the Times
Taber
Grange
NRA
Grange Proposes Fiscal and Infrastructure Platform
The Grange outlines a legislative program opposing diversion of gasoline tax and license fees from highways, opposing broad real estate tax relief, and backing construction of a lakes to sea ship canal.
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The
Grange
October Butterfat Averages 264 Cents At Decorah Co op
Decorah Farmers Ice Cave creamery reports October butterfat purchases totaling 55 040 pounds for 14 625 dollars an average 26 14 cents per pound Delivered. Butter shipments 45 880 pounds local sales 15 407 pounds with 14 001 dollars in revenue. Butter sale price averaged 22 8 cents per pound. For nine months ending September 30 1932 the creamery paid 20 95 cents per pound, this year 23 2 cents. Total nine month butterfat purchases 523 038 pounds at 109 530 dollars this year 604 134 pounds at 140 533 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
Decorah
Ice Cave
Hog Cholera Reported Across Twenty East Iowa Localities
Practitioners in Norway Millersburg Dysart Nashua New Hampton Wellsburg Stamwood West Branch Mechanicsville Martelle Anamosa Springville Mount Vernon Ossian Town City Oxford Solon Earlville Ryan Winthrop report hog cholera outbreaks to the Eastern Iowa Veterinary association during the last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern
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Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress Grounds
Iowa Holstein Dividers Association
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Iowa Livestock Exchange
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Third St. SE
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