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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1934
Page
3
A Graettinger Times letter argues against entering new European wars, warning of failure to unify after World War I and praising the League of Nations. Iowa State Fair plans announce record livestock premiums and events across cattle, horse, swine, sheep, poultry shows, plus a national waterfowl exhibit.
The county agent Randall Hoffmann notes the June 4 hog count is the major item for farm records. L G Allbaugh urges accurate inventories as of June 1 to improve year-end estimates. Ensure Dec 1 1988 data and hog sales, purchases, farrowings, deaths, and home slaughter are listed for compliance.
A local Board of Review releases a formal outline explaining reasons and grounds for requested property tax adjustments. Officials cite assessed values, exemptions, and eligibility details to support the decision process and provide guidance for appellants.
City Meat Market advertises a large stock of fresh and cured meats, ham and bacon at low prices, plus gravity stock of fruits and vegetables. It notes cream, milk, and bread are available at all times and invites patrons to visit for Sunday dinners. Contact Robt Simongon, proprietor, Gratchtinger, Iowa.
Bennett and King allegedly conspired to obtain premium payments by purchasing pigs from South Dakota producers and shipping them under farmers’ names to marketing centers. The scheme aimed to deny producers full bonus value and parallels fraud cases in other courts. Restrictions on crop increases before 1 June 1924 will be read as applying only to original commodities. new commodities by amendments may see production changes without violating contracts if general provisions stay intact.
Armera signed production adjustment contracts need not consider six new basic commodities added by AMA amendments. Announcement praised by the AAA. Original seven items were cotton, wheat, field corn, hog, tobacco, rice and milk. Amendments added beef cattle, grain sorghum, flax, barley, rye and peanuts.
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