Farmers View Of World Situation Stressed In 1951 Outlook
The bulletin cites figures showing Iowa farm income near 24% billion from industry, with food used on farms for consumption and a projected industrial salary need of 450 million. It argues farmers are best buyers of farm commodities, outlines impact of wage scales, inflation, and armed forces demand on production, and urges farmers to seek full production despite price and market pressures. It ends asking if this assumption about farmers is right or wrong.
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Yowa
Bulletin Records
Get
Ihats
Towa
Iia
Music Appreciation Programs On Iowa Radio Stations
Homemakers and families at home during winter can enjoy two strong music appreciation programs. Henry Harris hosts a Tuesday 2:30 pm slot on WOI Cedar Falls. Dr Clapp presents a WSUI class style program Monday Wednesday Friday at 2:30 pm. Also the WSUI Music Shop airs Saturdays 7:30 to 8:00 am. March schedule lists composers and works across days with daily changes.
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WOI
Henry Harris
Department of Music
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Dr.Clapp
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
WSUI
Clapp
WSUI-910
Mendelssohn
Haydn
Melk
Tchaikovsky
Manfred
Bartook
Rachmaninoff
Liszt
Wagner
Bruch
Stravinsky
Petrouchka
Goldmark
Granck
Mahler
Boccherini
Haack School Keeps Tradition In Pilot No 2
Haack country school in Pilot Township west of Williamsburg honors pioneer Peter Haack. The 1913 building hosts 18 pupils from 11 families, with seven grades taught by Mrs Theo Ressler. The school features a modern basement, electric lights, running water, a hot lunch program, and an active citizenship club. Directors trace lineage to early settlers. Henry Morse presides, with long service from Walter Fetzer and others.
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Haack
North Pilot No. 2
Pilot Township
Williamsburg
Peter Haack
Haack Country School
Myron Heitman
Clark Heitman
Kay
Fay Fetzer
Frank Fetzer
Mars
Howard Fetzer
Walter Fetzer
Joanne
Russell Haack
Harry Haack
Jo Ann Steffen
Rueben Steffen
Karen
Karol Steffen
August B. Steffen
Alice Jane
Danny Morse
Henry Morse
Robert
Karen Moser
Elmer Moser
Tommy
Nancy Slaymaker
Arnold Slaymaker
Jean Freeman
Sam Roberts
Harlan Doty
Fred Doty
J. Henry Morse
Theo. Ressler
Town
Ressler
North Pilot No. 2 School
Karen Steffen
JoAnn Steffen
Rayland Fay Fetzer
Alice Jane Morse
Tommy Slaymaker
Robert Moser
Mary Fetzer
Joanne Haack
Farm prices and parity under Cooley report
Gordon H. Allen reports from Washington on farm prices and parity. Congressman Harold D. Cooley argues meat prices reflect consumer value, not farmer pricing, and urges consumers to switch to cheaper proteins if prices seem high. He explains marketing charges raise retail costs and notes parity indices show few commodities above parity while many major foods run below.
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Gordon H. Allen
Washington
Harold D. Cooley
N.C
House Agricultural Committee
Mr. Cooley
Clifford H. Hope
Kans
Congressional
Congress
Cooley
Planning windbreaks and ordering trees for spring
Town farmers are advised to order windbreak trees now to ensure selection and price control. Early orders allow catalogs, choice of species and sizes, with transplanted evergreens 12 to 24 inches preferred for economy. Local buying avoids transport costs and eases problem resolution. for guidance, see the Evergreen Windbreaks bulletin from the county extension office or Iowa State College. Three flax varieties Dakota Victory and Kato perform well in Iowa, while seed oats treated with Ceresan raise yields by about 3.2 bushels per acre based on over ten thousand trials.
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Iowa
Bulletin
Iowa State College
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Ffirmers
Naa
Hamen
Martin
Henry G. Plagmann
Conroy
Haack School
Katte
United State
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Jana
Rerely
Ryan Quipmer
Campansators
Victorys
Dakota
Kato
Chromecraft
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