Occupation: Farmer but Should Be Gambler
Iowa farmer Max Bailey is tall and reserved yet labeled a gambler by risk. He runs 173 acres near Ames, grows feed crops, keeps 300 cattle and 500 hogs, with a 5,000 dollar net result after drought relief and crop insurance. He works 10 to 12 hours daily for about a dollar an hour, faces volatile prices, and relies on federal aid to blunt losses.
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Max Bailey
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Agriculture Story Told In Government Movies
The Agriculture Department built a modern motion picture unit to inform farmers and the public. About 250 films circulate, with archives preserving older reels. The unit produces 40 second to feature length works used by TV stations and schools to explain farming methods, forest fire prevention, meat inspection, and water and soil conservation.
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Treasurer uses line men to openCounty vault door
When a walk in vault at Detroit County treasurer office failed to open treasurer Harold E.Stoll selected six staff linemen and staged a football style scrimmage. After about ten minutes the door opened suggesting the jammed mechanism caused the delay.
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Harold E. Stoll
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