Complications Arise With Chattel Mortgages In Iowa Foreclosures
Complications arise where chattel mortgages intersect first mortgage foreclosures on farm lands as lenders report loan holders resist surrender of income from livestock and crops to taxes and interest. Insurance companies and loan agencies say foreclosures rise when parties cannot agree, even with bank receiverships. Representatives from Midland Mortgage, National Life, Bankers Life, and Cedar Rapids counsel urge cooperation to avoid foreclosures and note many policyholders share ownership in mutual companies.
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First Mort
Cutiverr Wirves Cyuouca
A. Waples
Ingram Bixler
Midland Mortgage Company
H. C. McClary
The
National Life Insurance, Company
Dean Trick
Bankers Life At
Des Moines
Stewart Holmes
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Waples
Mutuals
Northwestern Mutual
United States
McClary
Holmes
Trick
Fairfield
van Buren County
Chicago
Washington
Fighteen
Congress Hotel
J. L. Boatman
Ames Extension
Prof. Boatman
Towa Real Estate Association
Boatman
Ralph Miner
Mount Pleasant
Burlington Joint Stock Land Bank
238 Pound Hogs Dress Out Best In Johnson Test
Data from the Johnson county swine herd test at John Thomas farm near Iowa City show crossbred Duroc Poland pigs from Ed Kadera of Oasis averaging 70.4 percent dressing and 238 pounds, ahead of John Thomas Poland Durocs at 69.18 percent and 280.5 pounds. Purebred Poland sired by A E Reeve averaged 195 pounds and 67.61 percent. Feed cost $2.23 per cwt gain. Pigs incurred flu illness reducing weights by about twenty pounds for six animals. Sales based on $4 to $4.10 per cwt.
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Iowa City
Johnson County
John Thomas
Cedar Rapids
C. H. McDonald
Ames
Thomas
Kadera
Poland
Reeve
Stoakes Farm Near Traer Is Rented For $5 An Acre
TRAER Grant Scott a former northeast of Traer has rented the George Stoakes estate farm adjoining his own at five dollars per acre for the coming year. E A Dart operates it with Scott and his son Calvin. The 120 acre Stoakes farm will be added to his holdings. Paton Brothers on the Par ish farm north of Reinbeck have rented the 240 acre Sam Reid farm northwest of Traer for one thousand dollars, a little over four dollars per acre.
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Traer
Grant Scott
George Stoakes
E. A. Dart
Scott
Calvin
Stoakes
Paton Brothers
Reinbeck
Sam Reid
What’s What Out on the Acres Interview with Bailey McClellan
Bailey McClellan, owner of forty one acres north of Cedar Bluff, recalls early Iowa life from 1888 to 1893 and 1901 to present. He discusses Sutliff and Cedar Bluff growth, river crossings, ferries and mills, era rail plans, dam talk, Prohibition era views, labor unrest, farming challenges, and personal work history including cordwood cutting and axe use.
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W. B
River life and forgotten fish in farm town talk
A farmer and neighbor reminisce about river life, pond fish and fading species like catfish carp pike and bass due to pollution from packing houses and sewers. They recount past fishing feats, wild pigeons and muskrats, farm hardships, debts paid, nine children raised, and concern over machines reducing rural work and farmers' earnings.
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Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Shocks Over Land Bank Practices Examined
A commentary analyzes Joint Stock Land banks under the Federal Farm Loan act, arguing the system can depress land values and harm farmers while offering profits to stockholders. It explains how bonds bought below par can yield net gains on foreclosure, highlighting legal but risky maneuvers in distress scenarios.
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ECENT
Federal Land Bank
Federal Farm Loan Board
Joint Stock Land Bank
Land Bank
Farns Sell At 75 And 100 An Acre
The 90 acre J. D. Bhafler estate farm in Nlyria township Fayette county near Ejigin sold to Lembke Brothers Elkader for 8000 dollars. The 8 acre Benjamin F Knapp farm six miles north of Cedar Rapids on a graveled highway sold at referee sale for 975 dollars an acre to Anderson Cedar Rapids. Farm well tiled with fertile soil though improvements need paint.
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Gasette Xelgin
J. D. "Bhafler
Nlyria Township
Fayette County
Benjamin F. Knapp
Cedar Rapids
In Anderson
Linn County Cow Test Assn No 2 Butterfat Averages Fall
In Linn county Cow Test association No 2 August report by Harold Kingler 261 cows 47 dry averaged 524 pounds milk and 22.8 pounds butterfat. George Graver Lisbon high herd eleven grade Guernseys 787 pounds milk 38.3 fat. second high Edward C Clark Son Marion twenty purebreds 551 milk 26.9 fat. Graver also had high cow grade Guernsey 1 197 pounds milk 67 fat.
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Linn County
Harold Kingler
George Graver
Lisbon
Edward C. Clark
Marion
Hog Gains 108 Pounds In Fifty Days On Buttermilk
Mechanicsville farmer Harvey Stiles who drives a Cedar Rapids Co operative dairy milk truck sold twenty five hogs averaging 2123 pounds for $4.20 per hundredweight. They rose from an average 104 pounds in fifty days, gaining over two pounds daily on a ration that included corn oats and buttermilk.
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Mechanicsville
Harvey Stiles
Cedar Rapids
Hatchery in Elgin Closes After Half Million Chick Run
Elgin hatchery shuts down this week after operating since last February. Annual production surpassed half a million chicks.
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Elgin
Ames Farmers See How Hybrid Corn Is Developed
Hundreds of corn strains and plants were shown at the Ames corn field day. Agronomists Dr. M. T. Jenkins and Dr. A. A. Bryan and geneticist Dr. E. W. Lindstrom explained hybrid development methods and promising strains like No. 482, 493, 931, and 492. The Ames project, ten years in progress, uses top cross and double cross methods to breed higher yielding inbreds, with selfing and convergent improvement plotting, noting fresh seed is needed yearly due to quality loss in second-generation hybrids.
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L. B. Combs
Ames
M. T. Jenkins
A. A. Bryan
E.W. I Lindstrom
Lancaster
Osterland
Iowa
United States
Lindstrom
Agronomy
Jenkins
Rom Wien Commercial
Iowa State
Krug
Golden
Linn's Outstanding 4H Girl Named Faye Touro
Faye Touro of Linn County earns Linn’s Outstanding 4-H Girl for 1932, saving $53.40 on 135 garments, and her one-year record book advances to Ames for state contest. Daughter of G R and Mrs G R Touro near Marion, she led sewing efforts including dresses, aprons, and repairs in a county club noted for best records and a champion demonstration team at Centralony.
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Faye Touro
Linn County
Faye
Ames
G. R. Touro
Marion, Pre
Marionette H
John Gill
Centralony
Page
Joe Wallace
Eileen M Clover Club
Hasend
Clover Club
Helen Pillard
Sybil Post
Whittier Gleaners
Mary Michel
Wes
Nene
Dissolution Public Sale of Gottlieb Dolderer Estate Items
Auction at Gottlieb Dolderer farm near Alburnett and Central City. Sale begins 1 p.m. featuring twenty head of cattle with Holstein cows and a Shorthorn bull, hogs, grain hay and miscellaneous farm goods including oats timothy hay and straw. Terms cash via banker. administrator O E Grieshaber and Fred Schmickle. auctioneer Alburnett State Bank clerk.
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Gottlieb Colderer
Alburnett
Rogers Crossing
Central City
O. E. Grieshaber
Fred Schmickle
Gottlieb Dolderer
Aleurnett State Bank
Much Seed Corn In Delaware Eyes Heavy Yield
Delaware county crops show ripe corn not damaged by frost with green stalks and mature ears. Seed corn has been gathered as fall plowing proceeds and potatoes are selling cheap. Watermelons and musk melons fetch 5 to 10 cents each. grapes bring about 18 cents per basket. Ed and Eugene McCammon report large melons weighing up to 67.5 pounds, with others from 40 to 50 pounds. Harvest of job beans underway. bean and melon markets active in Oelwein area.
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Manchester
Delaware County
Rowley
Eugene McCammon
Wiltord Glimen
John Bernisse
Oelwein
Marshalltown Top Baby Reeves Sell For Show Purposed
Reserve champion Shorthorn beef owned by J Fleming of Glade Brook sold at the Central Town fair auction for 13.35 per hundredweight to Albert Goecke of State Den who will show it alongside other livestock exhibited by Louise Everist of Clemens, with Keith Collins of Albion buying another lot at 12 per hundredweight. Collins plans to show this high aged Moreford.
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Marshalltown
J. Fleming
Gladebrook
Albert Goecke
State den
Louise Everist
Clemenons
Keith Collins
Albion
Collins
Moreford
Linn County Farm Bureau to Hold Women Meetings This Week
In Linn county this week, home demonstration agent Miss Adams will lead women’s organization meetings to organize the cane project. The first session is Tuesday at Franklin Township Farm Bureau, the second is Wednesday at John Lacack’s Linn township site, and the third Friday at Legion hall Succere site. Linn county 4-H boys and parents meet at Marion hall.
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Legion Ee
Linn County
Marion
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