Auld Named President of Linn County Farm Bureau
Eland Auld of Central City elected president at Linn County Farm Bureau thirty fourth annual meeting at Hawkeye Downs. New officers include Dudley Henderson Central City vice president Howard Quaas secretary and Lee O Connell Cedar Rapids treasurer. Resolutions urged bipartisan farm program, soil conservation and increased health and education funding. About 400 attendees heard Main speaker W B Hamilton. Linn county women’s chorus and Forty Niner dances capped the event.
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Gazette
Linn Farm Bureau
Lee O'Connell
Cedar Rapids
Dudley Henderson
Central Oe
Leland Auld
Central City
Howard Quaas
Marion
Sailor Phelps
Lisbon
Covert Goodlove
Center Point
Eland Auld
Linn County Farm Bureau
Hawkeye Downs
Floyd Booth
Henry Gensicke
Roy Carson
Ely
S. F. Emerson
County Farm Bureau
Emerson
Farm Bureau
W. B. Hamilton
Hampton
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Linn County
Miles Sutera
Robins
William Bys
Frank Anderson
Mt. Vernon
Emil Lamparek
Clarence Tessman
Poultry Group Pushes Break-Even Price Supports
The Iowa Poultry Improvement Association backed a break even price support plan to boost quality poultry production while avoiding a government guaranteed profit. The group did not endorse any program premised on federal profits and elected F. W. Schnoebelen as president. Hugh Gordon urged better packaging for unsold chickens. Rex Conn announced twice daily on KCRG.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Iowa
Hoover Commission
Des Moines
INS
Iowa Poultry Improvement Association
Brannan
Hugh Gordon
Marion
F. W. Schnoebelen
Riverside
Iowa farmers review swine feeding breeding tests at ISU
Ames Iowa farmers attended the Swine Producers day at Iowa State College to study experimental feeding trials. Results show alfalfa pasture with APF produced higher daily gains and better feed efficiency than meat and bone scraps in both pasture and dry lot tests. Dr J L Lush explained the breeding experiments aim to measure actual protein effects on growth and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
J. L. Lush
Grange Seeks Ban on Crime Yarns at Iowa Convention
At the Iowa State Grange closing session in Newton, delegates adopted a resolution to ban all comic books, radio programs, and movies dealing with crime. The event honored the largest-ever sixth-degree class, while debates covered farm parity, hog losses, road safety, and tax treatment of cooperative dividends.
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Poland
Davenport Fair Grounds
John Glaussen
Davenport
Iowa
Newton
Iowa State Grange
The
Grange
Albert S. Goss
National Grange
United States
Associated Press
Iowa Grange
James Carradus
Manchester
Washington
Harold Pace
Muscatine
Unclear Fragment Signals Profitable Production Talk
A brief OCR fragment notes a statement that favorable conditions exist for profitable production but are insufficient to meet a higher standard or full viability. It lacks concrete names, dates, or places.
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Auld
Soil Conservation Commission
Bertram
Wilton Gunn
Brown
Glen Olinger
Boulder
Bernard Dolan
Buffalo
Morris Mitchell
Clinton
J. M. Wetzel
College
Fayette
Alfred Frantz
Franklin
Stephen West
Grant
John Gilchrist
Jackson
James Henderson
Linn
George Petrick
Maine
Harry Siver
Monroe
William Quaas
North Marion
Loren Airy
Otter Creek
Daie Halstead
Putnam
Gilbert Hynek
South Marion
Arnold Bader
Spring Grove
George Krog
Earl Lanning
Gerald Butterfield
Hervey DeWees
Tony Lillig
Glen Wilkin
Fairfax
Hamilton
16Th Ave
Dial
Springs
Kapoun & Polehna
Bologna
Harold's Food Store
Sixteenth Avenue SW
SAT
Oxydol
Hills Bros
Prunes
Richelieu Prunes
Hershey's
Pillsbury Flour
Juicy Sunkist
Rex Conn
KCRG
Joy N Stoy
Modern Appliance CO
Third Ave. West
Lush
L. N. Hazel
Hazel
Hog Outlook
E. L. Quaife
Courage
Iowa Hereford Hog Breeders Association
Hereford Hog Breeders Association
Harris Sellers, Jr
Chariton
Free SA
Nash
Cheez
Blackhawk
Hamilton Company
Holland
Darwin
Daffodils
Crocus
Eng
First Street
Chira
Edward Forest Farm
Leo Hay, Anamosa
Gibson
Gibson Tractor
Eighth Ave
Fifth St
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