Taber outlines farm needs at National Grange meet
Louis J. Taber national master proposes four actions for Congress: amend federal marketing act with adequate machinery, monetary stabilization to ensure an honest dollar, foreclosure prevention and lower interest costs for farmers, and reduction of state and national tax burdens on real estate while promoting new land use policies and timely farm relief. He urges broader stabilization and reform to aid farmers nationwide.
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Taber
Wil
Tess Cortyal
Heraiine Rae Producte
Drypol
Benton Husker Picks $25 Bushell This Week
Fragmented OCR text outlines a Benton Huskers feature with a $25 bet or prize and weekly picks. Terms are unclear and many proper names are garbled. The readable bits suggest horse or car sale references and a chaotic layout.
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Benton Husker
Iowa corn crop 40 per cent more than Illinois
AP reports Iowa’s corn crop reached a mention of 440- bushels per acre? The article notes Iowa tops Illinois by about 40 percent in corn yields amid unsettled weather and recent storms. It references Charles Reed and state data, with statewide figures implying Iowa led production despite storms.
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Illinges
HES Moines
Illinois
Charles DD Reed Metenralelar
Nara
Etare Rand
Reese
Wythe
Fanaa
Oeerans Samocer Ara
Corn yields reported from several Texas farms
The report lists hybrid and open pollinated corn yields across multiple farms and fields. Specific figures include 91.8 bushels and other per acre yields with named farms and counties cited, noting variation by location and harvest date.
Higher Pricer Encourage Better Care Of Flocks
Secretary Carl N Yorkseny of the state department emphasizes improving poultry housing and management to boost meat production. He warns against mixing old and young birds as disease risk rises, urging clean runs, warmth, proper ventilation, and protein-rich feed to support healthier flocks and better yields.
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Carl N Yorseny
State Department of Pe
Postville Farm Women Raise Turkeys In Semi-Confinement
Postville farm women raise turkeys in semi confinement feeding fat hens with spring mater feed and buttermilk plus corn hulled oats and wheat. They keep birds clean to prevent disease, with spring water and deep plowing aiding soil. Careful housing, shading, and controlled access allow turkeys to run at will.
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Postville
Kent
Coates
Cows In Benton Test Group Averages 23.1 Lbs Milk
The Benton County Cow Test Association report notes Oct results from 272 cows. Purebred Holsteins averaged 1070 pounds milk and 407 pounds butterfat. ten Jerseys averaged 717 pounds milk and 36.6 butterfat. overall group averages 575 pounds milk and 231 pounds butterfat.
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Benton
Benton County Cow Test Association
CG Travers Underberg
J F Reiss
Garrison
Kirk Chime
Vinton
Perth
Rare Mountain Coffees From Central America
A sales pitch promotes Folger coffee as distinct mountain grown from tiny districts on the West Coast of Central America. It claims volcanic soil and mountain air yield a superior flavor not matched by labels or advertising. The ad urges readers to buy Folger to experience twice the richness and flavor.
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Central America
Stever
Panamaanal
Ain’ Folger
Moellewerich
CENTRAL CROSS PUZZLE ANSWER AND CLUES LIST
Readable crossword style clues across horizontal and vertical entries include fruit units, ancient titles, animals, and chemical terms. The grid references suggest a themed puzzle with a mix of obscure and common words, requiring solver knowledge of cross letters and historical references.
Farm Union Expected to Approve Holiday Association Program
Farm Union delegates at the National Farmers Union convention are expected to back a militant holiday relief plan. A canvass of delegates indicated strong pro Holiday association support with likely opposition forming against the proposal at the convention. An English doctor reportedly set a field size of 1 400 to 1 500 patients to earn a fair income.
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Farm Union
Omaha Cap—Farm Holiday Association
National Farmers’ Union
Holiday Association
Acaufment
England
Reorganization of Farm Board Moves Forward
Rural leaders expect a complete reorganization of the Federal Farm Board with potential reduction from seven to five members and a bipartisan lineup. Legislation may repeal power to buy and sell commodities, while groups push to keep the board as a supervisory agency to aid farmer cooperatives and relief efforts.
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Washington
Dpc
Federal Farm Board
Federal Board
Roosevelt
Licely
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Beresford Warns Against Buying Heavy Feeder Cattle
Ames, AP. Extension specialist Rex Beresford cautions cattlemen to think twice before purchasing heavier feeder weights. Data from a Nebraska station shows 2-year-olds yield slightly more beef per bushel of corn than yearlings, while calves may offer lower gains per feed unit. Cost comparisons vary with feed type and period, with older cattle handling roughage better and requiring longer feeding to finish.
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Ames
Rex Teresford
Iowa State College
Nebraska Experiment Station
Beresford
Comive Farm Auctions Closing Out Sale Notice
Auction notice listing a closing out sale at Mt Vernon by George Hotesks. It mentions nine consignments and a private sale with November timing at a farm location.
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Mt Vernon
George Hotesks
Roosevelt’s Stance on Farm Board Support for Co operatives
The text suggests Governor Roosevelt favors cooperation and may back retaining the Farm Board to aid cooperatives in marketing. It questions whether he has endorsed a plan to boost Farm Board funds to assist cooperatives in marketing activities and raise funding to a higher level.
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Goveernor Roosevelt
Farr Board
16 Year Old Holstein Averages 432 Lbs for Seven Years
ATKINS A 16 year old gray Holstein cow owned by L W Lensch near here has averaged 10 763 pounds of milk and 432 pounds of butterfat yearly for seven years on test. In October this year she produced 38.4 pounds of butterfat with a 6.2 percent milk test. Over seven years she netted $1 146.60 above feed cost, about $163.80 annually, and has raised six bull and seven heifer calves. She remains productive into her fourteenth lactation.
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the Gazette
Atkins
L. W. Lensch
Here
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Test
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets for a Clear Complexion
A vintage medicine ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver and bowel substitute to restore a healthy complexion. It claims the olive colored pills cleanse waste, improve energy, and promote normal digestion, urging nightly use with prices of 15c 30c and 60c.
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F. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
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