Iowa Farmers See Profit From New Trade Deals Lard Markets Rise
Iowa farmers stand to gain from new reciprocal trade pacts boosting Cuban and German lard markets. U.S. hog production, led by Iowa and Missouri, could lift domestic prices as duties ease back toward 1929 levels. Officials note potential export growth may absorb pork surpluses and aid hog prices, with Cuba and Germany key early beneficiaries.
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Wvashington
Acme Hogs
Foreign Service
Moneéay Pat
United Kenguoin
Jermany
Netherlands
Cuba
Germany
United Kingdom
Missouri
Great Britain
Wheeler
Towa
Iowa
Public sale notice for real estate and estate auction
Auction lists a sale with items including a farm and property. It notes a price of 1590 dollars, March 1st, and possession with terms. The notice names Tony Schmitz as auctioneer and Theodore F. BAIRD as executor at Van Horne.
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Tony Schmitz
van Horne
Washington county checks go to about 1500 farmers
The county committee headed by C Patterson laid out distribution for more than 1500 farmers who received checks on early pay contracts. About 200 farmers have already received checks, with centers and dates planned across townships from Lime Creek Wellman to Riverside and Lexington Bethel followed by West Chester and other towns through the week.
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Washington
C Patterson
Washington DC
Lime Creek Township
Wellman
English River Township
Kalona
Iowa Township
Riverside
Cedar Townships
Lexington
Jackson and Highland
Bethel
Dutch Creek
West Chester
Wednetésy
Aliermnen
Pawemauer
Mata
Wetta
Jones County Farmer Discusses Drought and Farm Policy
In Onslow near Jones, a farmer, identified as a local leader, reflects on drought impact, corn and hog programs, and price controls. He notes tax levels, school funding, and politics, praising the corn sealing effort and Roosevelt, while evaluating future farming prospects and potential revenue from government programs.
Government to buy more butter for relief stocks
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration announced new authorization to purchase large quantities of creamery butter from 1933-38 appropriations, to be moved into winter reserve stocks for delivery to needy and unemployed relief recipients. Total butter bought to date and paid for amounts to about 47.85 million pounds valued at 10.56 million dollars, with further deliveries pending.
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Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Seventy-third Congress
Chester C Davis
Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
The
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
Mediation Of Farm Debts Recommended By Bankers Group
A report from the Iowa farm debt adviser council outlines mediation of farm debts as a policy aim. The plan urges state officials and banks to employ farm debt councils to facilitate settlements before foreclosures, with coordination by the Iowa bank superintendent and related insurers.
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Bravan
Bank Mas
Iowa
Coun D . Bates
Inawa
Towa
Fayette C. T. A. No. 3 Averages 21.7 Butterfat
Special to The Cinzetce Fayette Tre 272 cows with forty three dry on test in Fayette Cow Test association No 3 during August averaged 524 pounds of milk and 217 pounds of butterfat reports Robert Stohr Jester High herd in the association for the month was thirteen Guernseys owned by T F Lanches averaging 720 pounds of milk and 315 pounds of butterfat High cow in the association a Guernsey in the Fayette Dairy herd produced 573 pounds of butterfat during August.
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Robert Stohr
Jester High
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Guernseys
T F Lanches
Association A Guernsey
Iowa Rain Record To Date This Year
Iowa records rainfall details from January to date with totals for September and year to date. The report notes current precipitation and normals, showing excess or deficiency figures for the period.
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Iowa
International News Service
Corn Hog Benefit Payments Reach 78.5 Million
Washington AP reports farm administrators say payments to farmers under the corn and hog reduction program have reached 78.5 million dollars, about 60 percent of the anticipated first installment of 133 million. Iowa disbursements through Sept 13 totaled 20.54 million with county totals listed for Adair to Wright.
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Farm Administration
Iowa
Adair County
Allamakcee
Appanoose
Hamilton
Hardin
Harrison
Henry
Jasper
Keokuk
Louisa
Lyon
Mills
Mitchell
Monona
Montgomery
O'Brien
Osceola
Page
Plymouth
Polk
East Pottawattamie
Pottawattamie
Poweshiek
Shelby
Story
van Buren
Woodbury
Wright
New Oats Brings 45 Percent At Farm Sale Near Luzerne
BLATIRSTOWN New oats sold at 45 percent cents a bushel at the Rex Jackson farm closing out sale northeast of Luzerne. A bid of 12 dollars an acre for field corn was refused. A team of mules sold for 92 dollars. A black Shetland stallion brought 14 dollars. High cows sold at 42.50 and 43 dollars each. Small calves 4.70 and 275 dollars. Brood sows 7.50 per hundredweight. Spotted Poland China shoats 4.25 and 4 per cwt. Mixed-breed chickens 42 cents each. Farm machinery and harness brought fair prices.
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Rex Jackson
Luzerne
Farmers Holiday Assn Annual Meeting Set for Sept 27
SHENANDOAH INS The Farmers Holiday association annual celebration will be held Sept 27. Speakers include William Langer former North Dakota governor Wallace Short and Milo Reno National Farm Holiday president. Secretary of Agriculture Henry A Wallace was memorialized in effigy at last year’s event.
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INS
Farmers Holliday Association
Henry A. Wallace
William Langer
North Dakota
Wallace Short
Milo Reno
National Farm Holiday
Drop in egg production across farm flocks in Aug Sept 1 compared
Special to The Gazette Washington reports total egg production per farm flock fell less than usual in August and by Sept 1 was about 5 percent below last year and 17 percent below the 1927–1931 five year average. Hens per flock averaged 60.6, eggs per flock 18.1, vs 63.6 and 19.1 a year earlier. Central states saw the largest declines, with Atlantic regions showing some strength. Farm egg and chicken prices rose versus last year but food-cost comparisons remain unfavorably higher.
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Washington, DC
North Central Group
South Central Group
Central States
North
South Atlantic Group of
Jones Farm Bureau to Sponsor County Chorus
Jones county Farm Bureau and civic groups will sponsor a county chorus this year. Miss Sarah Sherman of Cedar Rapids will direct the chorus.
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Jones County Farm Bureau
Sarah Sherman
Cedar Rapids
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