Inflation and farm prices under pressure from overproduction
The article discusses agricultural price trends and inflation effects, noting May wheat near 70 cents a bushel and cotton around 10 cents per pound. It argues inflation may aid overall business and farm goods demand, but overproduction and misbalance between output and consumption limit gains, urging real adjustments in output to match purchasing power and consumer needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oricisia
U. S
America
Iowa Farm Bureau Protest Over Market Service Withdrawal
The Iowa Farm Bureau Federation protested the U S Department of Agriculture plan to withdraw the market service effective June 30. President Charles Hearst urged action in Washington with Edward A ONeill of the American Farm Bureau Federation, warning the cut would harm thousands of Iowa farmers who rely on these market reports broadcast by WOI and used for price information across crops livestock and other products. Cooperatives and farm groups joined in appeals to maintain the service, which supports hog markets and other staples at a cost of millions versus the savings claimed by the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Farm
Butea Federation
U. & Department of Agiteniture
Chas. E. Hearer
Iowa Federation
Otea
Washington, D. C
Edward A. O'Nesl
American Farm
Ehtetu Fedseration
Heatzt
Coperatives
Hearst
Iowa
Washington
WOI
Iowa State
College
Poor hen housing cuts into egg production
A fragment describes crowded hen houses with too-small space and shared feed causing low production. Mr. Vernon notes many flocks suffer when birds compete for limited feed, with the best layers being deprived.
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Vernon
Farm Act Section on Marketing Agreements and Cooperatives
The text discusses how the Farm Act empowers the Secretary of Agriculture to approve and join marketing agreements among processors and distributors in interstate or foreign trade. It notes the aim to improve efficiency and economic returns for agricultural producers while outlining governance and oversight under the department.
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Leteraet
Aguoniture
Manus Faetatera
Dealéra
Ax Hculture
Sécretary For Agriculture
Wide Awake 4-H Club Meets June 21
The Wide Awake 4-H Club at Center township met Wednesday June 41 at Edith Ruse home. President Geneva Sell led, ten girls attended, and Health Rules to Follow was reviewed. Geneva shared a trip report, ice cream social plans were made, and a craft display by Mra. Binco impressed members. Meeting adjourned with a social hour and refreshments. next meeting set for July 6 at Geneva Bells.
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Wide
Center Township
Edith Ruse
Geneva Sell
Mra. Binco
Geneva Bells
Raid Progress Made Pia Farm Act Program Raid
An intensive Cotton Week campaign advances farm act plans with contracts to attract farmers to commit acreage to the Secretary of Agriculture. Initial policies for corn and hog production are drafted by Dr A G Bises the acting Corn Hog Chief and Guy G Shepard meat processing chief.
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Secretary of Agriculture
A. G. Bises
Oblef
Guy_G. Shepard
Better System of Highway Signs Forged for Safer Driving
A 1920s discussion argues for a unified simple road sign system to ease driver interpretation. It calls for clear speed signs with strong symbols, three-speed schemes, and uniform one way and parking signs to reduce errors and hazards for both local and long distance drivers.
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Sud
Tates
Croge
United States
Reparty
Beacon City Way
Sheridan Plaza
Indian Head Country Club
Exposition Grounds
Real Estate Instruments in Mis County 1942 1934 Ledger
Records from the Mis sounty Recorder and Clerk of District Court detail real estate transfers and deeds. Entries include Sheriff ton A Benton deedings totaling 10 993 81 to 30 164 03, John H Beckwith ref to Plembh 2500, and transfers in sections 10 16 74 46 41 . Bik Glenwood and North Grove Cemetery deeds with values from 1 to 30 thousand dollars. Names include Velotta Stranathan A E Dean Lydia Le Cowardin Aberam Graft and The Travasera ina Co with several land parcels described by section township and range.
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Recorder
District Court of Missounty
Laws
Sheriff Ton
A. Benton
Ber
Sherlifn Metropolitan Lifa Ins. Co
John H. Beckwith
John H. Plembh
Cartie Cloyed
Glenwood
Charles B. Lincoln
Lydia le Cowardin
W. D
State Say, Bank, Co
North Grove Cemetery
Rhetin
Travasera Ina, Co
Deren
Death action filed against Romorno and others in Bee county
Sadie F. sues Joseph Romorno and others in the Western District over a $4009 claim tied to Pt Lot 28 of Bee, section 12 72 42. The filing identifies the defendants and references the property parcel involved in the debt dispute.
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Sadie F
Jos. Romorno
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Jrills County Farm Bureau News
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iMaysil Retey
Martek
Wide Awake
Beenieye
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BF & Weries
Sehaat
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Buiitrore
Intorvantion -Pertelaing
Waye
Sis
Reunion
Real
Trametera
Chicago
Beacon-City
Beacon City
Indian Head Cottage
Taye
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