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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1933

Page

2

Corn Loan Program Set For Thanksgiving Start In Iowa

Iowa plans a 45 cent per bushel loan on warehoused corn under a federal program to curb production. Secretary Ray Murray described county organization and sealing steps with 1000 loan forms to be distributed at a Des Moines conference. Farmers may apply via county agents or bankers as banks are urged to facilitate the loan with no fees beyond a uniform sealing charge.

Iowa Ray Murray Des Moines United States Department of Agriculture Commodity Credit Corporation Murray Washington Armers Joan County Recorder

Linn County Warehouse board names officers at Cedar Rapids meeting

Secretary Murray appoints Ben Neal Mount Vernon as president Henry Hood Springville as vice president Charles Elson Fairfax as secretary and treasurer Other members include C R Mills Central City and S M Wiley Center Point They and County Agent George Dillon will attend the corn loan and corn hog conference in Des Moines Tuesday Three or more Linn County sealers are expected with candidates such as Dr Storck Mount Vernon R L Stallman Fairfax and William Mitchell Waubeek suggested.

Linn County Warehouse Board Murray Cedar Rapids Ben Neal Mount Vernon Henry Hood Springville Charles Elson Fairfax C R Mills Central City S. M Wiley Center Point George Dillon Des Moines Linn Dr. Storck R. L. Stallman William Mitchell Waubeek

Elkader Fair Association Elects 1934 Officers

Joel Clark of Wagner township was elected president of the Elkader fair for 1934. He succeeds George Tieden of Cox Creek township. Re-elected officers include Vice-president Dr C L Crider Treasurer Harold J Exfiebs and Secretary Thomas Thomsen, all of Elkader.

Gates Eleader Joel “Clark Wagner Township George Tieden Cox Creek Township C L. Crider Harold J Exfiebs Thomas Thomsen Elkader

Cattle Bring $22 A Head At Manchester Auction

Cattle brought 22 a head at the Manchester community sale conducted by C J Hockaday. Aged work horses sold for around 30 dollars each and some small pieces brought 250 to 3 dollars each. E J Hopkins was the auctioneer.

Manchester C J Hockaday E J Hopkins

Farm Credit plans to push mortgage holders toward 75 percent settlements

A Farm Credit Administration memo to Land Bank officials signals a policy to persuade mortgage holders to settle for about 75 percent of normal values. It argues such compromises, backed by $200 million in funds, may prevent foreclosures and align farmers with prevailing prices and conditions.

Farm Credit Administration Federal Land Banks Land Bank A. S. Goss Washington Goss Federal Land Bank

Veterinary Association Formed In Washington State

Wellman doctor L W Marner elected president and Dr Peterson of West Chester chosen secretary as Washington County Veterinary Association forms at Kalona meeting. Ten veterinarians attend from across the county.

Wellman L W Marner Washington County Veterinary Association Kalona Peterson West Chester

Washington county corn show crowns top exhibitors

Ian Carl Oldfield Wellman earned the grand sweepstakes award for his corn at the Washington county show last week. Carl Anderson Wellman took the reserve championship, honored at the banquet Friday night.

the Gazette Washington Ian Carl Oldfield Wellman Washington County Carl Anderson

District Leaders Oppose Change In Farm Aid Statute

Iowa Farm Bureau delegates from ten counties met in Oelwein with Charles E. Hearst proposing tax and liquor reforms among topics. A draft resolution opposed any changes to the current farm aid law, with nine county agents in attendance and eleven counties represented.

Oelwein Charles E. Hearst Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Farm Bureau Frank Kerrigan Dubuque Paul Stewart Maynard D Lulu Moser Fred O'Reilly Allamakee Kermith S Hucin Delaware Paul Payne Howard Paul Barger Black Hawk D. D Offringa Bremer M ‘Thurow Chickasaw C W Dack Winneshiek B W. Ladwick Fayette

Butter purchases near 100000 tubs in New York week

New York government dairy program bought 98 857 tubs of butter in four weeks totaling about 6 million pounds with several million more purchased earlier. Prices eased from 24 to 23 2 cents per pound as four plants cut butter into prints for distribution amid shrinking surplus.

The Gazette New York City New York Dairy

Farm Auction Day Listings Near Lisbon Springville and Walker

Moving sale at William Ellison farm four miles north of Lisbon. Closing out sale at E W La Plant farm three miles east of Springville. Vaughn and Scott farm sale two miles east of Walker. Auction date listed as Tuesday November 28.

William Ellison Lisbon E. W. LaPlant Springville Vaughn and Scott Walker

Butter and Margarine Prices and US Creamery Output

The price of butter and margarine is noted with creamery butter production in the United States for the first nine months of this year rising about 40,594,000 pounds versus the same period last year. Cold storage stocks on October 1 are higher than a year ago, while apparent trade output for butter in the first nine months falls 48,748,000 pounds short of the previous year's level.

Europe Washington, D. C Great Britain Germany United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics United Kingdom

Linn 4-H Social Derby Planned for Linn County Frolic

Linn county 4-H members plan a social derby at Marion Friday afternoon for 150 to 200 farm youths. Girls clubs meet in a business session to elect county officers before the derby, with the event directed by a committee including Wilkins and Borghart as floor director and scorekeeper.

Linn County Marion Frances Colyer Center Point Winfred Goodlove Central City Ellen Borghart Cedar Rapids Catherine Reinheimer Sybil Post Springville Alice Wallace Denny Neal Roland Neal Willard Neal Mount Vernon Darrell Gilmore Merril Flitsch Alburnett Glen Wilkins Wilkins

Vernon predicts poultry inclusion in AAA program

Vernon, Iowa State extension specialist, said a poultry adjustment program under the AAA will be proposed to Congress. He questioned current hatchery and poultry dealers codes and urged steps to reduce the egg and poultry surplus amid rising feed costs. He noted late hatching last spring and a fall egg oversupply with possible winter improvement.

Vernon

Benton Corn And Hog Meetings Well Attended

Large crowds attended corn and hog meetings in Benton county over the last week. In Polk Eden and Canton townships 125 to 175 farmers attended each meeting. Upcoming: Wednesday at 130 p.m Jackson township Gulicks hall Garri son 730 p.m Big Grove township Big Grove Center school Friday 130 p.m Leroy and St Clair townships Blairstown hall 730 p.m Homer and Kane townships Keystone Saturday 130 p.m Fremont Lee Legion hall Atkin s.

Gazette Winton Benton County Polk Eden Canton Jackson Township Gulicks Hall Garrison Big Grove Big Grove Center Leroy St. Clair Blairstown Hall Homer Kane Keystone

Credit up in Iowa as AAA and banks ease lending

Iowa economists report improved farm credit conditions for 1934. Bank liquidity rose as country banks reopen, with more mortgage loan funds from federal land banks and continued aid from the AAA program. Credit corpora tions expect cheaper funds and expanded short term credit, aided by the 1933 credit rider and new corn loan plans.

John A. Hopkins, Jr L. G. Allbaugh I. W. Arthur R. C. Bentley BE. L. Cady J. C. Galloway Iowa AAA Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation

Marion Dairyman Pays Top Price at Holstein Sale

Waterloo Iowa Friday saw dairyman Lee Legler of Marion pay 72.50 for a four year old Holstein at the John Waidelich and Sons purebred sale. A three year old also brought 72.50 to Amos Peterson of Ionia. Sixty one head sold. average not fully shown.

Waterloo Lee Legler Marion John Waidelich

Neighbors Husk Corn for Farmer Near Riverside

Riverside area volunteers gathered at John Strabala’s farm west of Riverside to husk corn for the ill farmer. helpers included Clement Dau tremont Albert Waldschmidt Merton Schnoebelen Noah Schlabaugh Edward Schneider Simon Metz Louis Kron Herman Ruth Gus Bulger Cecil Omar Strabala Jack Walsh Leo Brophy Harry Walton and Robert Thomann.

the Gazette Riverside John Strabala Clement Dau»tremont Albert Waldschmidt Mer Ton Schnoebelen Noah Schlabaugh Edward Schneider Simon Metz Louis Kron Herman Ruth Gus Bulger Cecil Omar Strabala Jack Walsh Leo Brophy Harry Walton Robert Thomann

Sand Spring Co-Op pays 26 cents for butterfat

Patrons of the Farmers' Mutual Creamery Company at Sand Spring received payment at 26 cents per pound for October butterfat, according to Manager Ed Cox.

Sand Spring Co-Op Sand Spring Farmers’ Mutual Creamery Company Ed Cox

Gly-Cas Herbal Remedy Said to Aid Cedar Rapids Area

Local booster reports Gly-Cas helped Walter E. Smith and others after persistent digestion issues and gas. He credits relief to the remedy after medical care failed and urges others to call 6219 for confirmation at the Thrifty Drug Store corner.

Cedar Rapids Walter E. Smith Ave. E. West Cor. 1St St 3Rd Ave

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