Poultry Co Op Notes Settlement Pushed In Iowa Counties
The Omaha Bank for Cooperatives seeks payment or assurance of $236000 in notes held against Iowa Poultry and Egg Marketing association members in sixteen counties. Jerry Mason leads the push with assistance from Kenneth McClure Everett Smith and Jim Green. The effort uses personal calls and meetings to secure patronage and note payment amid prior collection actions and mixed financial results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank For Cooperatives
Omaha Bank For Cooperatives
Iowa Poultry and Fgg Marketing Association
Ottumwa
Jerry Mason
Des Moines
Omaha Bank
Mason
Poweshiek County
Tama
Kenneth McClure
Omaha
Everett Smith
Town Farm Bureau Federation
Ottumwaa Co-Op
Complete Public Sale of Estate Items in Iowa
Death of husband prompts complete closing out sale at residence two miles east and one mile south of Walker Iowa. Auction lists livestock including mares cattle calves and dairy cows with March 1 freshening dates. full farm machinery hay and feed items. miscellaneous tools and household goods. auctioneers McCades and Geo Price with administrators Frances Serbousek and Peoples Savings Bank Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Center Point
Guernsey
McCormick
Tinmilton
Jerow
Sohn Deere
Warrons
McCormick-Deering
New Hampshire
M-callon
Initar
Vuhlneg
Top Woods
Gforge Screousek Estate
Frances Serbousek
M. McCades
Geo. Price
Aucts
Peoples Savinges Bank
Cedar Rapids
Rinderkneecht
Mikota
Fence Drift Caught in the tmoven Wire at Haeussler Farm
At six in the morning in a cow barn near Ryan the fence drift interrupts milking as milk streams hit pails in rhythm to a tune. REA credited for contented cows and hired men on the Bill Haeussler farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Haeussler
Ryan
Rea
1939 Sowed Clover Produces Seed Crop
Grinnell farmer R S Pilgrim planned to harvest seed from spring sowed clover as soon as a combine could be engaged. Des Moines weather expert C D Reed noted many new clover meadows died in heat last Aug and Sept. Pilgrim planted thirty acres with small grain. half is well headed and full of seed on limed and phosphated soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
R. S. Pilgrim
Pilgrim
C. D. Reed
Des Moines
Neighbors Aid Ed Henderson Farm Family in Cornhusking Bee
In Columbus Junction neighbors gathered at the Ed Henderson farm for a cornhusking bee. Henderson family members and well wishers helped with farm work as his wife underwent a major operation in Rochester Minnesota. A large list of helpers contributed effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Ed Henderson
Henderson
Rochester, Minn
Jerry Boone
Howard Lennox
Floyd Galloway
Donald Ashby
W. J. Montgomery
L. A. Hinton
F. A. Munnecke
Lacy Hill
Frank Boxx
Cliff Main
Alfred Ross
Carl Evers
Glenn Ellis
William Henderson
Arthur Henderson
Leslie Henderson
Dick Henderson
Howard Runyon
Evelyn Shenback
Farm Sale Yields High Prices For Livestock and Grain
At Martelle a two year old English Shepherd sold for 25 dollars to one of five bidders in the Thomas U Davis estate sale. Cattle horses and farm equipment also brought strong prices with corn at 40 to 43 cents a bushel and soy hay at five dollars a ton. Auctioneers were WE Challis of Lisbon and O J Emmons of Springville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Martelle
Thomas U Davis
Timothy Hay
WE. Challis
Lisbon
Gerald Hill
Specia
the Gazette
Paralta
M. Crain
O J Emmons
Springville
W. E. Challis
Webster
Charles E. Hastings
Chicago
North Western
Jackson Beef Producers Hear Gramlich Speak
About 350 attended the Jackson County Beef Feeders banquet in Maquoreta where 4-H calves fed by Steven Schwager and Ambrose Rutotzke were served. H.F. Gramlich of Chicago, secretary of the American Short Horn Breeders Association, spoke on livestock feeding, noting horse numbers fallen since World War I and urging a long range program to shift feed use toward other livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoreta
Jackson County
Steven Schwager
Ambrose Rutotzke
D D Fuller
J Gramlich
Chicago
American Shorthorn Breeders Association
William Dohise
Jackson County Beef Feeders Association
Farm Fun Night at Montezuma Highlights 20 Year Members
The Poweshiek Farm Bureau hosted a Thursday fun night in Montezuma with pie ice cream cake and coffee for over 600 attendees. Prizes for top members included tools while 58 of 80 twenty year members attended. events featured William Heekendorn of Ottumwa and performances by the rural women’s chorus and a Toledo Juvenile Home group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poweshick
Poweshiek Farm Bureau
J. J. Boatman
Montezuma
William Heekendorn
Ottumwa
Iowa Poultry and Egg Marketing Association
Rural Women's Chorus
Toledo
Weather Blamed for Hog Price Decline
Unseasonable warm weather is cited as a factor in a sharp drop in hog prices this week despite smaller receipts. Packer buyers remain bearish as fresh pork demand slackens and storage purchases are not yet under way. Friday's receipts totalled 158,700 head, down 13 percent from last week and 17 percent from a year ago, with price trends varying by weight class and odd shifts in mid November levels.
Community program highlights from local event
Community singing was led by H Roy Lan ner and instrumental music by Miles high school 4-1 girls. Recognition was given to Paul Bauch Otto V Battles Aberdeen Angus breeder and H L Bow man, sales manager. A novelty number was performed by C V Phillips and dinner music was by Johnny Wright.
North East Iowa cattle breeders meeting speaker decries inferior bulls
About 150 attendees heard J Gramlich of Chicago secretary of the American Shorthorn Breeders association condemn the use of inferior bulls in grade beef herds across the corn belt at a meeting in Postville Iowa on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postville
Iowa
J. Gramlich
Chicago
American Shorthorn Breeders Association
Gramlich
Corn Belt
AAA Checks Arrive for Cedar County Farmers
Hy Von Muenster reports first batch of Triple A checks totaling 158000 dollars arrived in Tipton for 1939 compliance. Checks will be disbursed immediately to farmers in about eight Cedar county townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Hy von Muenster
Cedar County
Farm Auctions Weekend Listings With Navy and Iowa City Sales
Weekend farm auction schedule includes Navy 18 Thomas Willmott Estate auction 21 miles east of Waubeek Anamosa livestock sale on Saturday Henry Schlesserman farm implements auction 3 miles northwest Whittier Geo Serbousek estate sale 5 miles southeast Walker and Iowa City Sales Co livestock sale on Tuesday November 21 Davis and Sigmund sale near Mt Vernon 2 miles west and D A Stamy sale at Brockman farm 234 miles northwest Marion on Wednesday November 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Thomas Willmott
E. Waubeek
Anamosa
Henry Schlesserman
Whittier
Geo
Hog market faces price slide amid lighter pork costs
Market notes show price declines and slower hog sale pace as fresh pork values drop to year lows. Observers link weak receipts to sellers avoiding cuts while higher farm weights shift supply. Light loins post season low, with Chicago wholesale centers recording the weakest figures since 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Milford Farmer Sets Corn Harvest Pace On Farm
Clyde Jones of Milford husked 256 bushels of corn in 10 hours with a wagon driver assisting. He averaged 53 ears per minute and is a three time Dickinson County husking champion.
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Milford
Clyde Jones
Jones
Dickinson County
Jeanne Verne Named Home Demonstration Agent for Iowa Keokuk
Miss Jeanne Verne, assistant home demonstration agent in Shelby and Pottawattamie counties, is hired to serve Iowa and Keokuk counties jointly as home demonstration agent. She starts in Keokuk November 20 and in Iowa county December 1, alternating every two weeks. Verne, a Iowa State College home economics graduate, will complete the training series and work with girls 4 H clubs. Phyllis Seymour remains temporary agent during the transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Jeanne Verne
Shelby
Pottawattamie
Iowa
Keokuk
Iowa County
Miss Verne
Iowa State College
Phyllis Seymour
Farm Bureau Board
North English
Farm equipment auction listing near Whistler with Henry L Schlesselman owner
Auction notice lists Farmall F-20 tractor implements and assorted gear including a 15 ft disc, drag, corn planter, row cultivator, mower, hay loader, binders, corn binder, hay racks, wagon, corn shelter, forks, and tools. Items purchased new 1986 35 era year models. Located 21 miles north of County Wome and 3 miles southwest of Whistler. Auction conducted by Lassen and Mitchell Auds with Lockwood Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S-ft
John Deere
Henry L. Schlesselman
Lassen and
Mitchell
Lockwood
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Ray Anderson
Washington
Ottumwa Co-Op
Jim Green
Green
Poultry
Vinton
Poultry Organization
Hervey Hazen
Ottumiya Co-Op
Heck
Endorn
Hazen
Benton, Tama, Marshall and
Saw Woon
Rubio
Arthur Lambert
Lambert
Veteran's Hospital
Florida
EU. Select
Third Avenue
Che Omare Tay Ee
Jackson
Cedar ‘Rapids
C&n.w Ry
Orthestern
Karo
Mazola
OLD Post Office
WMT
Farm Editor
Old Adams School
Fifth Street
Seventh Avenue SE
New H. D. A
Iowa, Keokuk Counties
Wome
Whistler
J. P.M
Iowa City
J. Gatens
Dial
Potato Markets
Minnesota
Burbanks
Inc
RED River Cobblers
Nash’s
Red River
Omar
Idaho
LUX
Crisco
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