Price Policy Debate At Iowa Grange Convention
Ralph W. Smith urged price rather than slogans to guide farm production under lend-lease aims. He argued against price fixing unless parity is reached and warned against unequal treatment of labor and industry. He criticized Consumers Council actions and Triple-A corn rates, called for elected Triple-A committees, and urged labor peace and federal efficiency. Iowa livestock judging dominated by Ames teams led by Myron Johnson and Harold Parks with top placings in horses and Jersey cattle.
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EWTON
Ralph W. Smith
Iowa State Grange
Grange
Iowa Grange
Smith
Iowa
State Committee
Congress of
United States
Washington
Iowa State College
Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress
Ames
J. C. Holbert
Purdue
Missouri
Wisconsin
Minnesota
South Dakota
Parks
Myron Johnson
Kiser
Kansas
Lyle Hoyt
Russell Lyon
Lyle Jackson
Martelle Man Loses Three Fingers Operating Silage Cutter
Glen A. Peet, 71, a retired farmer from Martelle, suffered the loss of three fingers on his right hand Saturday while operating an ensilage cutter for his son Ray. The accident occurred on a farm about 1.25 miles north of Martelle. The little finger was badly mangled but doctors hoped to save it.
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the Gazette
Martelle
Glen A. Peet
Ray
Towa Butter Scores High at Waterloo
Waterloo report lists top scoring butter entries from the national contest with multiple 95 94 and 93 scores. Names include Jorgensen Riser Eben Harms Oakley Giblin Andreasen Johnson Wagen Behrens and many others across Iowa towns such as Grafton Postville Emmetsburg and Waterloo.
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The
Gazette
Waterloo
Sunday Gazette
R. Jorgensen
Grafton
FE. C. Riser
Postville
L. J. Eben
Stacyville
O. A. Harms
Oelwein
Maurice Oakley
Francis Giblin
Ossian
Ed Andreasen
Manley
Les
Alta Vista
W. F. Wargowsky
Boyden
Will Behrens
Arlington
Hubert E. Wagen
Northwood
Lyle Capper
Rena Glenn Kelly
Emmetsburg
J. Barnes
Alpha
Virgil G. Ned Ackley
Vern O'Connor
Dyersville
Gordon Landing
Wallingford
F. L. Sires
Cedar Falls
J. M. Moore
Ruthven
John M. Hansen
Hubbard
W. A Schroeder
Randalia
Kern Elerick
Whittemore
Alvin Thoreson
Garnaville
C O. Christianson
Edwin H. Behnke
Westgate
C. J. Cunningham
Rockford
Theron S. Smith
Cedar Rapids
Harold Glienke
Algona
Robert A. Ewing
Tripoli
Harold G. Hunt
Williamsburg
Harry Vanderburg
James Davies
N. E. Fabricius
Ames
L. G. Peterson
Story City
F. P. Gernand
Volga
Louis J. Lehman
Elgin
Oral Bonstead
Wadena
B. Scholten
Hull
Howard Holthaus
Edgewood
Martin Bleich
Titonka
Karl P. Anderson
Burt
E. R. Weiske
Palmer Frettem
Estherville
Elmer Bannart
West Bend
L. E. Nelson
Randall
O. B. Nervig
Des Moines
Paul B. Mueller
Klemme
Lewis Tilp
Garner
Ernest Asteson
Woden
Conrad Johnson
Clarksville
Vic Anderson
Charles City
George Jorgensen
Coulter
M. J Mikkalson
Plymouth
Floyd J. Pottratt
New Albin
Wayne W. Pavey
Klemmer Floyd
Primus
Greene
Co. J. Meier
Waverly
Ernest Juel
Nashua
Bernie Helvick
Humboldt
Rick Naaktgeboren
Boy
FENCE DRIFT critique of differential corn loans sparks Iowa debate
The piece, attributed to R. FL A., questions the Commodity Credit Corporation loan rates for corn next year and argues eastern Iowa livestock feeders face higher feed costs than western Iowa. It names Mark Thornburg, Francis Johnson, Ralph Smith, and NW Iowa supporters as voices in the dispute over area based price and loan policies.
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Mark Thornburg
Francis Johnson
Ralph Smith
Commondity Credit Corporation
East Iowa
Eastern Iowa
Iowa
East
Thornburg
Johnson, Smith
Yelpers
Razor Shell Clam Compared To Razor Blade In Description
The article lists high Iowa scores including T. W. Reida 965 Albert Harms 9625 Helmer O Hovland 96 Otto F Weger 95 25 and notes the razor shell clam resembles a straight-edge razor blade in its description.
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Den
Charles L. Squires
Oran
Iowa
T. W. Reida
Brooklyn
Albert Harms
Oelwein
Helmer O. Hovland
Buffalo Center
Otto F. Weger
Strawberry Point
United States
Farmers swap land as sales hit 120 and 60 acres
Hartwick brokers Shellenbarger and Roudabush announce that Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lambert bought the Emma DeCoster farm of 120 acres east of Hartwick at $140 an acre. In Oxford Junction an insurance company sold a 60 acre farm three miles east of town to Marten Neff of near Calamus for $70 an acre.
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Hartwick
Lloyd Lambert
Emma DeCoster
Shellenbarger and
Roudabush
Hartwick Real Estate Brokers
Oxford Junction
Marten Neff
Calamus
Banks sell 99 Towa farms mostly to tenant farmers
Bankers Life Insurance of Iowa reported that over half of 99 Towa farms sold since January were bought by tenant farmers. Only two buyers admitted speculation. The total acreage sold reached 18,502 acres for a sum of $1,226,651.
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Des Moines
Bankers Life Insurance Company of Iowa
G. W. Fowler
Fowler
61.6 Per Cent Of Chicago Livestock Hauled By Trucks
Chicago union stockyards reports show 61.67 percent of open market livestock receipts by truck in the first eight months of the year, up from 58.76 percent last year. Cattle 61 percent, calves 75 percent, hogs 81 percent, sheep 19 percent, with truck arrivals totaling 54 095 single deck rail cars.
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Chicago — Union Stockyards
Cholera Outbreaks Reported Across 43 East Iowa Areas
A weekly bulletin from the Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association details hog cholera in 43 east Iowa communities over the last two weeks with numerous farm losses and many animals too sick to treat. Swine erysipelas cases appeared in Iowa City Hazelton and West Union. Horse sleeping sickness affected 20 east Iowa communities including near Cedar Rapids with multiple fatalities listed in several towns.
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East Iowa
Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association, Inc
Waukon
Ossian
Decorah
Cresco
Riceville
Elgin
Luana
West Union
Fayette
Elkader
Dubuque
Manchester
Greeley
Edgewood
Colesburg
Strawberry Paint
Olin
Erection Of New Cheese Factory At Gunder
Forty farmer patrons aid in clearing ruins and constructing a new 42 by 42 foot cheese factory at Gunder to replace the fire destroyed plant. The fireproof design features tile walls ten feet high and a galvanized roof. Cheese maker Mark Hanson reports new machinery and delivery expected Oct 1. High butterfat prices spurred quick reopening as cheese demand rises.
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Gazette
McGregor
Gunder
Mark Hanson
Milk Mixture for Stomach Ulcers Ad Ends
A medical discovery touted for treating stomach ulcers from excess acid is promoted as harmless and effective. The ad claims rapid relief for ulcers gas pains indigestion and heartburn and suggests home use with Lurin mixed in milk. It promises money back if not satisfied and notes availability at drug stores.
Czar of baseball puzzle yields long list of clues
The page presents a collage of crossword style clues and partial phrases. Entries include references to baseball, language, measurements, legal terms, and common words, with scattered numbers and fragments suggesting a published puzzle or quiz segment.
Bremer County Wins Dairy Judging at Waterloo Congress
In the Waterloo Dairy Cattle congress Bremer County led the 4-H dairy judging with 1419 points, ahead of Clayton 1398 and Poweshiek 1380. Individual leaders include Duane Wylam of Waverly 512 and Howard Voelker of Postville 511, among others, with numerous breed results and ties across counties.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress
Bremer County
Clayton
Poweshiek
Winneshiek
Black Hawk
Linn and
Mahaska
Allamakee and
Webster
Jasper
Tama and
Franklin
Tie
Fayette
Duane Wylam
Waverly
Howard Voelker
Postville
Paul Pink
Newton
Maynard Lang
Brooklyn
Elmer Eggiman
Elkader
Kenneth Ordt
Jesup
Tle
John Hegg
Decorah
Harlan Sage
Harlan Sage, Jesup
Raymond Hammerly
Carl Goertz
West Liberty
Herbert Hoover
Oskaloosa
John Droste
Ralph Alshouse
Oelwein
Farm Auctions Schedule For Early October in Iowa
East Iowa Angus Assn auction set for Wednesday at Hawkeye Downs Cedar Rapids. October 2 features Aikin and Son Duroc boars gifts Donald Robinson hogs cattle sale near Mechanicsville Beverly Cattle Co livestock auction five miles southwest of Cedar Rapids.
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East Iowa
WMT
Beverly Cattle Company
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Attempt To Belt Grinder Results In Fractured Arm
Tama-Raymond Slingluff 18 suffered severe injuries when a belt grinder started while the tractor ran at a neighbor’s farm near Montour. He had fractures in the right arm, a 3 inch palm cut, and a smashed thumb. He was taken to the Tama clinic.
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Gazette
Tama
Raymond Slingluff
Ray Slingluff
Montour
Murray Moffett
Tama Clinic
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U.S.D.A. Consumer Council
Consumers Council Division
Department of Agriculture
Ray Anderson
Elmer Hansen
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Michigan
Illinois
Harold Parks
Lon MecGilliard
Lyle C. Hoyt
Allen McCone
Robert Schmidt
James Kiser
America
Towa
Woerderhoff’s
First Avenue East
Juliet
Fritz
Sceneshifter
Eliza
Green Enes
Buster
R. FL A
Williams
Martha
Gawsh
Chicago
Star Jewelry
Lew
H. O. Smith
Star Jewelry CO
Hi Second Atreet SE
Myssil
Yrass Aly
Fa Ray
Waterloo Congress
Ayrshires
Allamakee
Franklin and Boone
Bremer and
Palo Alto
Jersey—Linn
Scott
Guernsey
Holsteins
Boone
Herbert Muhlenbuck
Asbestos
Quebec
Canada
Tama Cattle Company
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