Town News of Adjustment Progres in State Meeting Planned
Reports indicate a state meeting on the cotahog contract will be held in town with state committee field staff and extension service reps attending. A plan for 10 district conferences and training schools for township workers aims to explain new administrative rulings and contract details, followed by a brisk signup campaign. Storage figures show Desi park stock at 130 percent year ago and 121 percent of five year average for hogs, signaling the program’s growing need. Secretary Wallace calls adjustment methods a stopgap, while dairy farmers seek a $200 million fund for dairy and beet cattle programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tows
Extension Service
Convig
Tialang
Mmost
Desi Park
Atorage
Isigo
Wallace
Farm Bureau
Towe
Waiver Lets Farmers Get Money Early on Corn Hog Plan
Farmers enrolled in the corn hog program may receive early cash payments by signing a waiver attached to the contract. The rider lets county committees adjust corn and hog figures used for payment calculations and obliges signers to accept changes. Details cover past two years production, county and state checks, and expedited preliminary acceptance by Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agrcultural
Bruce Kilpatrick
AAA
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Shortage of forage seed likely next year
Iowa State forage crops investigator F B Wilkins warns a serious seed shortage for legume and hay crops could push prices higher before spring. About 40 million acres may leave wheat, corn, and cotton production with only enough seed for roughly 10 percent of that land to hay and pasture crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Wilkins
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Mr. Wilkins
Wilkins
Amiell
Marketa
End Bay
Dr W H Riser to Talk at Center Farm Bureau Meeting
Dr W H Riser of Glenwood will speak on Bang's Dig ease of Cattle at the Center township Farm Bureau gathering to be held Tuesday January 9 at Hillsdale church, Maglo. Movies and other features will be shown on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Riser
Glenwood
Bang
Center Township Farm Bureau
Hillsdale
Iowa Wheat Program Sends $135872 in Checks to Farmers
A total of $9,216,264 in wheat program checks had been written nationwide through December 16 under the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. Iowa farmers received $126,572 of checks already cleared, with Monona County receiving $62,147. Other states like Texas Oklahoma and Oregon saw payments as the program progresses beyond the central and eastern wheat belts. More than 900 of about 1,450 counties have had contracts approved, with many remaining in North Dakota Montana and the Pacific Northwest. Iowa counties listed for early checks are noted by the Adjustment Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washterton
Agriculural
Iowa
Monona County
Texas
Qoklshoma
Oregon
Central
Washington
North Dakota
Montana
Pacife
Idaho
Adjustment Administration
Busy Bee Club Formed In Plattville Township
Seven girls from Plattville township met at Ruby Karr’s home on Thursday December 38 forming a 4 H club named Busy Bees with Margaret Lincoln as leader. Officers chosen for the year include President Ruby Powles Vice President Ruby Karr Secretary Winifred Karr and Reporter Kathryn Birdsong. Next meeting set for Saturday January 13 at Winifred Karr’s home. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattville Township
Ruby
Karr
Orgens Fge
Margaret’ Lincoln
Ruby Powles
Ruby Karr
Winifred Karr
Kathryn Birdsong
Satuday
Christmas Gathering Brightens Mt Vernon Homes
Mt Vernon Dec 27 Christmas day passed pleasantly with good weather. Many families gathered at relatives homes for dinner and gift exchanges. Mr and Mrs Wille hosted guests including Vanderpool and daughters Joan and Patricia, Loretta Wills of Anderson, Danford family and Dorothy of Peachia Junction, and sons Edwin Tom and Robert. Only missing was Clevia who could not join. Mt Vernon school held a Quran Program of carols led by Helen Ann Stevenson followed by popcorn and candy for pupils. The event was attended by former pupils and Mrs Hyde and Mrs Rouner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Council Blufta
GF. Wille
Vanderpool
Joan
Patricia
Lore Sua Wills
Anderson
Danford
Dorothy
Paelfia” Junction
Edwin
Tom
Robert
Thair
Clevia
T Ainner
Carole
Jed
Helen Ann. Stevenson
Ata
A. Tow
Mpe. TL. Rouner
Emerson Bank Approved for Deposit Insurance
Emerson State Bank received a Washington telegram announcing membership in the temporary Federal Deposit Insurance Fund. The certificate adds safety for depositors and places the bank among insured institutions, good news reported by Walter J. Cummings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson State Bank
Washington, D. C
Federal Deposit Insurance Fund
Walter J. Cummings
Mrs Susan Burton Dies After Long Illness in Emerson
Susan Henrietta Henke Burton, born January 12 1854 in Collinsville, died December 28 1993 at her Emerson home at age 79. She married Samuel Burton in 1882 and moved to a farm near Emerson in 1884, later serving as charter member and Gold Star mother of the American Legion Auxiliary. Survived by Mary Gibson, J E Burton, Florence Eaton, nine grandchildren, and siblings, with funeral at Emerson Methodist Church and burial in Emerson cemetery.
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Susan Henrietta
Ludwig
Bertha Henke
Collinsville
Emerson
Prbtic
Autheran
Samuel Burton
Mount Calvery Episcopal Church
St. Louis
Emerson Sn
Margaret Elizabeth
Levi M. H. Burton
France
Mary 8. Gibson
J. E. Burton
Chicago
Florence J, Eaton
Veteran
Wyo
Mra
B. Fogarty
Council Bluffa
Floyd B. Gibson
University of Iowa
Keith
Arlene
Wayne
Hort Burton
Ill
Margaret
John
Melvin Eeton
Veteran, Wyo
Peter Henke
Minnie Falenski
Collinsville, al
Mary Rudiger
North of
Til
Liezie Borgner
Litchfield
Emily Burton
Burton
Timberland Presbyterian Church
Champion Hil
Emerson Presbyterian Church
American Legion
Methodist Church
L. E. Ripley
Marie
Clare Thorson
Avis Taylor
A. F. Smith
R. L. Frntts
Mable Mowerman
Frank Oglevie
Everett Whister
John Parker
Kenneth Evans
Lyle Hixson
Hobart Hampton
Burlat
Emer Son
J. Bo Burton
C. E. Fogarty
Council Cluffs
Fred Dickersbach and Sons
Darwin and Clyde
Malvern
An Appreciation of Sympathy and Birth Notices
An Appreciation thanks friends for flowers aid and sympathy during illness and death of our mother Mary B Gibson and children 3 B Burton Florence and Eaton Borth to Mr and Mrs Homer Connell Dec 31 a little daughter Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Anal Brigas born to Hed Oak Dec 21 a little son Former residents Mr and Mrs Briges born Mrs Bertha ankett and daughter Edna returned home after funeral of sister in law Mrs Frank Shook Mrs C W Hatfeld and daughter Margaret took Winnifred to Peru where she teaches Harold and Kenneth Oliver left for Oklahoma and Texas with U S Geodetic Survey I E Burton left for Chicago after attending funeral of mother Mrs Susan Burton and more names.
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Borth
Homer Connell
Anal Brigas
Hed Oak
Briges
Bertha Ankett
Edna
Lottie Thrapp
Frank Shook
C. W. Hatfeld
Margaret
Winnifred
Peru
Harold
Kenneth Oliver
Oklahoma
Texas
U. S Geodetic Survey
Burton
Chicago
Mra
Susan Burton
Mrs Carolina Kling Dies On Christmas Day
Inga Carolina Kling born Gus tafson in Ostergotland Sweden December 12 1847 was baptized and confirmed in Sweden. She married Anders Toler Kling October 24 1877 and they emigrated to America in 1882. After living near Red Oak and then in the Ny man community they moved to Emerson where she spent her remaining years. The couple had four children two sons Albin and Martin Kling survive with no further details. Axel died at twenty six. Mr Kling died in 1923 and Mrs Kling later resided with her sons in Emerson.
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Inga Carolina Kling
Gustafson
Ostergotland
Sweden
Fee
Anders Toler Kling
America
Aft
Red Oak
Nyman
Emerson
Axel
Mr. Kilng
Card of Thanks for flowers and sympathy after mother’s death
A community card of thanks expresses appreciation for flowers and sympathy. Names listed include Inga Caroline Kling and family, Martin Knox and family, Lindsay Coors of Macedonia, Betty Rix, Mrs Gall Rix, J. M. Shipmen, Bart Crawford, Dr H C Yaton, A B Yates, Paxson and others. Mentions Betty Rix traveling to Eugene Oregon for college work and a funeral for Nola Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inga Caroline Kling
Mra
Albin Kling
Martin Knox
Farity
Lindsay Coors
Macedonia
Betty Rix
Eugene
Ore
Gall Rix
J. M. Shipmen
High Production Dairy Herd for Sale with Listed Cows
A mixed dairy herd offers 31 head including Shorthorn Holstein cows yielding 6 to 7 gallons daily, a Big Holstein at 4 gallons, a White Holstein at 0.7, all aged 7, plus a 2-year-old Holstein heifer and Brown Jersey aged 6. Also included are a coming two-year-old half Holstein Jersey heifer, fresh Jersey at 8, Jersey and Brown Swiss at 1, a good Shorthorn bull coming 2, and many calves and young stock. The ad emphasizes high milk production and reliability for buyers seeking quality milk cows.
Goods and Tools Auction Notice
A local listing advertises farm implements and supplies including a fogs wire goodenough gang little 8 dich garden plow hay rake two section harrow Farr wagon hand corn shelter grind stone ree supplies and other farm gear for sale.
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Ead
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Madison
Poweshiek
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Jasper
Clinton
Davis
Shue
O'Brien
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Monroe
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Wapello
Benton Seem One
Tama
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Town
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Muscatine A
Beott
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Milla
Warren
Eos
Crawford
van Burens
Jefferson
Marshall
Busy Bee Club
The
Hees
Mt, Vernon
Emerson Bank
Wangefeht
Franichildren
Carl Anderson
Albert Lundeen
Conrad Goratson
Olle Brodd
Edd Spare
Ed Oak
Mary B. Gibson
B. Burton
Florence
Eaton
Carolina Kling
Bart Crawford
H.C. Yaton
Mre
A. Be, Yates
Paxson
Richland
Mise Joanetta Cgarnon
Lincoln
Nabr
Nola Hall
Wormon
Troy Times
Chet Andrews
Hampshire
Mapsey-Harvis
Goodenough
Ford
Cupnelty
Reece Eee
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