Farm Bureau Federation mobilizes to aid farmers in crisis
The article outlines the American Farm Bureau Federation's united effort to aid farmers amid a price slump and rising production costs. It details marketing committees, proposed tariff and credit measures, and the need for a nationwide federation led by county and state Farm Bureaus to coordinate action and support. It also notes poultry farming guidance and the Missouri County Agents Conference in Columbia December 6 to 12 with over fifty agents expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Farm Bureau Federation
United States
Arm Bureau Federation
National Farm Bureau Federation
County Farm Bureau
State Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Lady MacBeth
Souri County
Columbia
State College
Department of Agriculture
Well bred cattle demand rises as common stock slumps
A Kansas City Drovers Telegram writer notes a market slump with abundant common cattle and weak demand. Pure bred cattle fetch better prices. feeders and packers seek quality. W. R. Nelson estate in Jackson County grows the largest breeding operation, showing crossbreeding raises value by 2 to 3 cents per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Drovers Telegram
W. R. Nelson
Jackson County
America
Glenwood Couple Wayne Choate Hazel McPherron Wed
Hazel McPherron daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph McPherron of Glenwood and Wayne D Choate editor of the Glenwood Opinion were married November 24 at the Christian church with Rev D S Thompson officiating. The couple, described as enterprising and popular, left for a southern trip after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Hazel McPherron
Ralph McPherron
South Hazel Street
Wayne D.choate
Glenwood Opinion
Christian Church
Rev
D. S. Thompson
Wayne D. Choate
Glenwood High School
University of Nebraska
Southwestern
Iowa
Southwestern Iowa
Tabor
Pacific Junction
Southland
Cutting machine amazes Council Bluffs nursery men
Grennell and Elmer Cocksin built a cutting machine for the Meneray Brothers nursery in Council Bluffs. The electric device cuts about 35,000 slips daily with no bruising, vastly surpassing hand work that yielded about 6,000. Nursery men ordered a second machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grennell
Elmer Cocksin
Meneray Brothers
Council Bluffs
Griswold American
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Atchison CO. Farm Bureau
County Agents
Mis
Jack’s
Ernest Ayres
Agent Collins Oil Co
Black
Steve Scott
Willard
Hamburg
McClure & Son of
Shenandoah
Warnstaff Brothers
M. F. Brookshier
K. W. Yale Locks
Ford
Maxwell
Kelly-Springfield
Firestone
Ford Service
James & Esden
the Bank of Hamburg
J. E. Morgan
A. A. Hopkins
John Lingo
P.L. VanMeter
G. M. Beal
E.m.fisher
J. Liljedahl
Noble & Butterfield
The
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