S D Rancher On Wheat Penalties In Marketing Quotas
S D Styles a Jones County rancher and his two sons Harold and Walter farm about 5000 acres northeast of Draper. They face a 49 cent per bushel penalty on excess wheat. Styles backs the marketing quota, saying penalties preserve value and quotas. WalterOverplanting stems from acres without allotment bases. the trio hopes for a fair allotment for Walter next year.
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B.S. Styles
Jones County
Mr. Styles
Harold
Walter
Draper
Wheat farmer penchants for marketing quota penalties
A Iowa farmer and his sons discuss paying a 49 cent penalty on excess wheat under the 1941 marketing quota. They anticipate about 29 480 bushels to market despite overplanting, expect to net around 23 584 dollars at 80 cents a bushel, and plan to store grain with government loan backing while awaiting next year’s allotments. They foresee benefits if production is adjusted in 1942 and 1943. They also note storage expansion to handle the crop and the need for space.
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Draper
Jones County
Styles
In 1941 Defense Talk and Policy Debate
A fragmented editorial opinion questions the approach to total defense, noting President rhetoric may differ from action. It contrasts civilian to military shifts and highlights a debate on how decisive organs must structure wartime defense. The piece criticizes the idea of total defense as impracticable given wartime constraints.
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Petent Lanat
Egedy
Defense needs push to curb civilian use says editor
A 1941 Tribune report, from Clear Lake South Dakota, cites editor Colonel E E Howard urging Washington to grant authority to shift resources from consumer luxuries to defense production. He warns of material shortages and persistent civilian consumption obstructions as defense industry output scales up. The piece notes Howard’s report to Seventh Corps HQ in Omaha after extended active duty.
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Washington
Metaneea
Congres
N. Y. Tribune Inc
Clear Lake
S. D
E. E. Howard
The
Gazette
Wheaton
Minnesota
Devel’ Publishing Company
South Dakota
Seventh Corps
Omaha
Jeaaks
Two and a half year old survives fall from window
A two and a half year old son of Roy Horsman escaped serious injury after falling fourteen feet from a second story window onto a cement sidewalk yesterday. The child was playing in an upstairs room when he lost balance and toppled out. Meanwhile social notes report Misses Thelma and Josephine Richards hosting a large gathering with bridge, five hundred, dancing, and a late luncheon at Irons Pavilion.
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Roy Horsman
Thelma
Josephine Richards
Irons Pavilion
Richards
Richard Richards, Jr
James’ Durfee
Edward Sewell
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