Corn Hog Contract To Be Announced In December
Washington AAA officials indicate the 1936 corn hog contract will be announced within days after December 1. Provisions mirror advisory conference recommendations including 35 cents per bushel corn and 2.50 per hog, with base adjustments debated and payment splits between tenants and landlords under review.
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Ashington
D. C
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
Department of Agriculture
Comptroller
J. R. McCarl
Washington
Oneida Corn Show Scheduled Jan 15
The eighth annual Oneida corn show will be held January 15 sponsored by the vocational agriculture department of Oneida High School. Officers are Donald Nagel president Berniece Cocking secretary and Laura Mead publicity chairman all seniors in the farm management class. Merchants of Greeley Manchester Earlville Delaware and Oneida donate premiums. Berniece Cocking.
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Oneida
Vocational Agriculture Department
Oneida High School
Donald Nagel
Berniece Cocking
Laura Mead
Greeley
Manchester
Earlville
Delaware
Belle Plaine 4-H Club Plans Nov Party at Redman Hall
Benton county 4-H club members will host their annual party at 8 p.m. on November 22 at Redman hall Belle Plaine. The event themed as a big top circus will feature entertainment organized by county home demonstration agent Mrs Jane Nelson Knupp and county agent James C Green.
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Gazette
Belle Plaine
Benton County
Redman Hall
Jane Nelson Knupp
James C. Green
Butter prices climb as light supplies tighten
Special correspondent reports a four cent rise in butter values over two days amid light fresh butter supplies. Limited production and storage declines push prices higher with only 2,000 tubs moving Thurs. Large buyers and storage butter dynamics influence the market while industry reports show declines in weekly butter and milk production linked to fall cow freshening and reduced grain feeding.
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New York City
New York
American Association of Creamery Butter Manufacturers
Land O'Lakes
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
North Atlantic
North-Central States
Farmersburg Lass Represents Towa In Chicago 4-H Contest
Marie A. Voelker of Happy Hustlers 4-H club Farmersburg township Clayton county will represent Towa at the national home efficiency record contest during the 4-H Club congress in Chicago on December 17. She earned the trip on a five year record in home efficiency and has held multiple club offices. She attended the 1936 state convention at Ames as county voting delegate and has completed numerous projects and contests including canning, clothing and home furnishings with top county honors and several demonstrations.
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Cazette
Elkader
Marie A. Voelker
Happy Hustlers
Ames
Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress
Big Four Institute
Postville
Alfalfa Seed Crop Sale Pace Slows in 1935
About 60 percent of the 1935 alfalfa seed crop had been sold by growers by now, below the 60 percent five-year average and well under 1934's pace. Prices declined roughly $1.50 per 100 pounds from Sept to Nov, averaging $11.35 for clean seed, with Grimm and common seed mixed in. The 1935 crop seed quality is slightly better than fair but inferior to 1934.
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United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Chicago
Dickinson
Mason City
Henry Wallace
Senator Dick
Wallace
Henry
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Elmer Carlson
Royal Honors At La Porte City Community Fair
La Porte City high school agricultural department staged a six year old fair with 900 ears of corn and many fruit grain and vegetable entries. Don Kline Keith Anton and Mrs George Fell received Royal Honors while grain and poultry contests featured eight schools and top teams from Hudson and Vinton. The fair highlighted food preparation demonstrations by 18 girls and multiple poultry and egg prizes, with notable entries in corn ears oats beans and hay and trophies awarded for best eggs and poultry.
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la Porte City
Don Kline
Keith Anton
George Fell
J. L. Robinson
Ames
M. F. Crosscup
Jesup
Jessie Farr
Orange Township Consolidated School
Waterloo
Paul Barger
Hudson
Wendell Peck
George Fell, Jr
Joe E. Smith
Ray Anton
Lloyd Sheffler
Tom Elliott
Lester Abbott
Jim Christian
Raymond Moline
Kay Kober
M. C. Hall
Pee Eastman
Forrest Glen Peck
Iowa
F. A. Hawkins
Roger Powers
Pauline Fairley
Barred Rock
Arthur Reiter
Kay Rober
White Rock
Darwin Cooper
F. D. Schoppaugh
Joe McBride
Buff Orpington
Harold Stahnke
Pullet
White Leghorn
Henry Klein
Linn Dairymen To Meet Wednesday At Marion
Linn county dairymen plan an open meeting at Marion Memorial hall at 7 p.m. Wednesday to compare economical feeding and production trends. Ames extension dairy staff Earl Schultz and Floyd Johnston will lead a discussion on dairy problems and motion pictures on dairying will be shown. Testers from Linn County Cow Test associations No 1 2 and 3 include L. C Adams Robert L Sucher and Otto W Bruns.
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Linn County
Memorial Hall
Marion At & P.m
Earl Schultz
Floyd Johnston
Ames Extension Dairy Department
L. C Adams
Robert L. Sucher
Otto W. Bruns
Mrs Bakke Addresses Home Economics Clubs
Mrs Josephine Arnquist Bakke of Ames 4 F club leader and Mary Elizabeth Grieve Webb represented Iowa State College at the Iowa Home Economics clubs convention in Iowa City. Bakke spoke on Home Economics in Education and Grieve presided at an afternoon luncheon at the University of Iowa Memorial Union. Louise L Engle of Ames foods and nutrition staff and several Iowa State Home Economics club members attended.
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Iowa City
Josephine Arnquist Bakke
Ames
Mary Elizabeth Grieve
Webb
Iowa State College
Iowa
Bakke
Grieve
University of Iowa Memorial Union
Louise L'Engle
Foods and Nutrition
Iowa State Home Economics Club
115 An Acre Paid For 160 In Buchanan
Special to The Gazette Lone Tree farmer Cleo Hall bought a 160 acre farm one mile south of Independence from an insurance company for 18500. The Trask place has good buildings fenced tiled fields and lies along a paved highway. He plans to move next spring.
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Lone Tree
Cleo Hall
Independence
Maquoketa
Karl Boeger
Clinton
Agnes Lockwood
Louis Meinke
Lockwood
Chris Hansen
Murray Announces Warehouse Boards for Des Moines Area
AP reports Secretary of Agriculture Ray Murray announced 464 grain producers will serve as county warehouse boards for this year's loan program. Boards mirror last year and hold indefinite terms, elect officers, and supervise upcoming corn sealer work. Instructional schools for board members are set across Atlantic Ottumwa Cedar Rapids New Hampton Spencer and Ames, with eastern Iowa appointees including Harvey Stock Bernard Houlihan Ben Hartley and others.
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Des Moines
Ray Murray
Murray
Atlantic
Iowa
Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
New Hampton
Spencer
Ames
Allamakee
Harvey Stock
Waukon
Bernard Houlihan
Harpers Ferry
Ben Hartley
New al
Triple A program under fire in national debate
A national magazine and Chicago papers attack the agricultural adjustment act while defenders stress its achievements. The piece cites complaints of misinformation, notes producers and consumers share tax costs through tariffs and processing taxes, and frames Wallace’s administration as creating a productive, complex system balancing farmer need and tariff protection.
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Saint Matthew
Triple A
Chicago
Windy City Sheet
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Mr. Davis
Federal
Treasury
AAA
Corn Brings 54 to 57 Cents At Williamsburg Sale
A closing out sale five miles west of Williamsburg saw corn bring 54 to 57 cents a bushel. Oats 26 cents a bushel Soybean hay $60. Broad sows $30 a head fall pigs $6 to $10. Milk cows $62.50. Mule team $175. Two hundred pullets $1.26 each old hens $1.05. Used tractor $350. Total sales around $3,500. Bert Hanson auctioneer O. E. Jones clerk.
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Williamsburg
Ralph Mumm
Bert Hanson
O. E. Jones
Linn County Farm Bureau calendar meetings this week
Calendar listings show Monroe township home project training school Monday at 10 a.m. Linn and Franklin townships joint home project training school Tuesday at 10 a.m. and 6 30 p.m. Franklin township Farm Bureau at Mrs Eva West home. Wednesday at 8 p.m. joint Linn contest associations meeting at Memorial hall Marion. Thursday evening Brown township Farm Bureau at Cliff Knight farm.
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Linn County Farm Bureau
Monroe Township
Home Project Training School
Linn
Franklin Townships
Joint Home Project
Franklin Township Farm Bureau
Eva West
Linn Contest Associations
Memorial Hall
Marion
Brown Township Farm Bureau
Cliff Knight
Turkey sale nets 20 cents a pound in Delaware
Mrs. E. J. Paris of a Delaware farm sold seventy turkeys to a Manchester produce company at twenty cents per pound. The birds averaged fifteen pounds each.
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Delaware
E. J. Paris
Manchester
Iowa county voters list by township and line officials
A long roster of names appears by county and township, listing individuals such as Albert Snicker in Waukon, Art Schultz in Postville, and numerous others across towns like Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Dubuque, Iowa City, and Waterloo, presenting a civic roll call of local candidates and associates. The compiled sheet names dozens of persons alongside their towns, indicating an electoral or governmental record from various townships and counties.
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Legal Department
Comptroller General
BY ED Hadley
McCarn
CIA
Berniece Cacking
H. Club
Farmersburg Lass
Towa
Marie Voelker
Hampshire
John Burrows
Rhode Island
Forrest Peck
Leghorn
Russel Mizner
Scheppaugh
Australorp
Guineas
Roy Yarrow
Martin Westenburg
Claire Shaner
Clyde Anton
Buchanan
New England
The
Springfield Republican
Farm Bureau Calendar
Henry Rickels
Anamosa
Wm. Tucker
West Branch
Stiller
Springville
E. E. Wood
St. SE
Bin
Albert Snicker
Art Schultz
Benton
Allen Kline
Vinton
Herman Franzenburg
Keystone
Chris Kinsel
W. J. Beatty
Newhall
Walter Thurman
Blairstown
Black Hawk
W. D. Strayer
W. L. Craft
Roy Porter
George Pashby
Cedar Falls
E. F. Donovan
Brandon
R. F. French
Dan Ryan
Winthrop
Cedar
J. N. Wiese
Bennett
Ed Walshire
Mechanicsville
Earl Elijah
Clarence
P. E. Wingert
Tipton
Gus Schiele
Durant
H. S. Smith
Dubuque
John A. Heinz
Peosia
Henry Waske
Dyersville
Chris Slattery
Zwingle
Frank W. Mangald
Waupeton
George Hostert
Cascade
Fayette
M. C. Deering
Clermont
W. C. Robinson
Hawkeye
J. R. Wood
John Howard
West Union
Grundy
Charles Mooty
Grundy Canter
John
William Beck
Johnson
Omar R. Yoder
Town City
Glenn Burr
West Liberty
M. F. Sullivan
Raymond Edwards
Oxford
Eugene Colony
North Liberty
oeeLine Jones
G. Thompson
Center. Junction
J.C. McConaughy
Mertello
C. McLaughlin
Monticello
M. Wiley
Walker
Louisa
Cleve Cotter
Columbus Junction
Ed Yoder
Oakville
Lawrence Estie
Letts
I. M. Jamison
Morning Sun
A. D. Erwin
Wapello
Marshall
J. F. Rylander
Legrand
Fred Goeck
State Center
Howard Packer
Clemens
Archie Walkup
Archie Walkup, R4 Marshalltown; Frank P. Knights, Beaman, Muscatine—John McClean
Wilton Junction
Mark Collier
G. E. Flater
Atalissa
Ralph Wolf
Lee Riggs
Muscatine
Poweshick
Wilbur Molison
Grinnell
Otto Schultz
Malcom
Robert Lincoln
Will Douglas
R. McClusky
Brooklyn
Scott
Adolph Arp
Eldridge
Henry Fahrengrog
Donahue
Hugo W. Sehnekloth
Fritz Keppy
Davenport
Gus Meinert
Walcott
Tama
Charles Gary
Montour
Harry H. Lichty
Toledo
Herbert Lorenz
Lincoln
R. G. McElhinney
Buckingham
Charles Zahorne
Hal Huston
Crawfordsville
Joe Knotek
Dean Feldman
Kalona
E. L. Stewart
Carl T. Anderson
Wellman
Winneshick
George W. Peckham
Castalia
C. Headington
Burr Oak
John A. Bouska
Jackson Junction
Whittier, On
Jesse Stiller
Oo. J. Emmons
W. BE. Crallis
Northwestern
Edgar Beach
Guy Secrest
Downey
Cal Keith
Mount Pleasant
Iowa Livestock Marketing Corp
Co-Operative
16Th
Maury St
Rock Island
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