Processing taxes on farm products affect consumer prices
The processing tax on farm products collected at processing points shifts costs to consumers, yet bears are shared countrywide. Minnesota's 19 percent of wheat tax and Illinois hog taxes show processing centers like Minneapolis and Chicago shape tax impact. Farmers under adjustment programs see higher price receipts while consumers pay small increases in retail goods.
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Minnesota
Minneapolis
Chicago
Illinois
North Carolina
N. Agricul- Eala
Ttl
Hat Project Meeting Planned By Malvern Leaders
Mrs. Mary K. Gregg extension home project specialist will meet home project leaders at Malvern Friday July 20 to map out the Hat for 1934 2945 project work.
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Mary K. Gregg
Malvern
Farm Bureau Dues Notice Boosts Township Outreach
County farmers are urged to pay Farm Bureau dues as township directors intensify outreach this year. The notice stresses the benefits of membership and calls on farmers to settle dues promptly.
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Farm Bureau
Hog Numbers Are Already Reduced
Dr A G Bleck of Iowa State College notes the 1934 corn hog program is cutting hog production. June 1 farm reports show spring pig saves 27 percent below 1932 1933 averages, sows farrow to Dec 4 down 38 percent, with drought and price shifts driving the drop.
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A. G. Bleck
Iowa State College
AAA
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Black
United States
Corn Ear Worm Infesting Iowa Corn Crops
Iowa farmers face heavy corn ear worm damage with infestations ranging from 10 to 90 percent in fields. Northern and north central Iowa report the heaviest activity as three generations occur yearly, with sweet corn suffering the most losses. Control is limited to pre ear entry dusting with arsenate and sulfur mixtures, begun early and applied carefully.
Busy Bee Club Meeting in Milas Virginia Nusa Home
The Busy Bee Club met at Milas Virginia Nusa on July 14 to plan the next gathering at Miss Bernice Hansen’s home. Miss Ruby Fowles presided, minutes were read by Miss Winifred Karr, and July 26 refreshments included ice cream cake and iced tea before adjournment.
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Busy Bee Club
Milas
Virginia Nusa
Ruby Fowles
Searertery
Winifred Karr
Bernice Hansen
Sorghum Forage Holds Edge For Iowa Farmers
Iowa farmers are advised by H D Hughes head of Farm Crops at Town State college to plant sorghum for next winter forage. Sweet sorghum yields higher quality forage than grain sorghums though late seedings can still produce tonnage. Plant with a corn planter 10 pounds per acre, or drill broadcast. Frosted sorghum is safe after drying. Corn or Sudan grass are alternatives if seed is scarce. Forage crops like rape and millets may also be planted now. chinch bugs favor rape in some areas.
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Iowa
H. D. Hughes
Farm Crops Department
Town State College
Hughes
Awath
Sudan
Wide Awake Club Names Demonstration Team
The Wide Awake club met at Frances and Darlene Mickelwall’s home on July 12. Nine ora members and one new member Virginia Anthony attended. Charlotte Wederquist and Maxine Sell were chosen for the state fair demonstration team. Reports from the Ames convention were given by YVir Binla Blaughter and Geneva Sell. A lesson on dresser scarves was conducted. The next meeting will be at Charlotte Wederquist’s home.
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Frances
Darlene Mickelwall
Ora
Virginia Anthony
Charlotte Wederquist
Maxine Sell
Yvir- Binla Blaughter
Geneva Sell
Charlotte Wederquim
Developments in ecovery Program
Dr W G Murray of the Iowa State College agricultural economics dept says distressed Iowa Farmers should consider the Frasier Lemke amendment to the bankruptcy act only if other mortgage solutions fail. He cites refinancing via the federal land bank county debt advisory committees and moratorium laws as alternative steps. Boatman, extension agricultural specialist, notes corn hog alignment likely within a week with price trends showing increases and market volatility.
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W. G. Murray
Agricultural Economics Department
Iowa State College
Iowa
Federal Land Bank
Game Laws Should Know Protecting Non Game Birds
The article outlines that most wild birds not classified as game birds are protected by law with few exceptions for scientific use. It prohibits possession, sale, or shipment of non game birds and prohibits selling plumage or bodies. It also notes slight increases in farm real estate values and a quip about wartime trade favors on domestic wharves.
Malvern ISD Budget Estimate Hearing Set for August 1
The Board of Directors of Malvern Independent School District Mills County Iowa will meet August 1 1934 at 8 p m at the school building Taxpayers will be heard for or against the estimate of expenditures at that time R W Balyeara District Secretary
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Malvern Independent School District
Silver Creek Township
Mills County
Iowa
BP. m
R. W. Balyera
Annual Financial Statement for Malvern District Mills County
The Malvern School District in Mills County files an annual financial report for the year ending June 30 1094. The document, certified by F B Malhovland as president, notes receipts and expenditures across General Fund and various accounts. Amounts include 210,749.93 total receipts and 11,499.21 in a fund, with several listed line items showing 14,004.46 and 4,488.64 among others.
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Malvern
County of Mills
F. B. Malhovland
Walvern. Ranatary
Nennerereererss Vaeaae
Reese
Landis Hardware
Howard Lockabill
Dora LeGrande
Literary Digest
McMiMan Co
Jane Adame
Malvern Water
Haythe Boyce
Lena Burns
Jesse H. Bell
Malvern Cleaners
George A. Brow
Chae Mae
Josephine Conboy
Malvern Public Library
Mae Churchill
Margaret McCormick
Clem
Ben Martin
McCory Hardware
A. BR
Cardwell
N. W. Bell Tel. Co
William Croushorn
Cox Grocery
Winifred Nervig
Mrs. Fas Coons
Newson & Co
Amet Schan Caldwell
Momly i
Onney
Rb, & Owens Publishing
Dale Dyke
M. Dason
A. N. Palmer
Raith Dayisan
Gladys
Georgia Roberts
Youn Wee
Richards Wilcox & Go
Ginn & Os Woeereseon
Ruth Yi Balyera
Bloger Sewing Machine Gearhett
Her DO
Brand
Entometie Seerners
Eles Ie Halvera
OTLY
Scribuera Bou
Pane
See
Leslie M. Sehalklo
Wrey Nye
Annn
VOR
Ray
Balvera Auto Fe
Mills County Board approves extensive 1924 34 funds list
Mills County Iowa on June 25 1934 the Board of Supervisors met with Breeding Hyde and Plumb present. Minutes of June 6 and 11 read and approved. Claims listed include Haldon AlteRrose court expenses 80.06 Arch court reporter 106.66 etc. Semi annual treasurer report approved. Road No 93 change proposal approved. Authority granted to seal contract and pledge corn as security on Mills County land. Adjournment set for July 9, 1934.
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Mills County
Glenwood
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Puranant
Jane
H. L. Reman Jr
transportation—Poor Fund
L. C. Blank
Marion Boyer
Co. farm—Poor Fund
Geo. Burgoin
Burroughs Adding Machine Co
Christen P. Christensen
W. D. Craig
Fullerton Lumber Co
BR. Young
Blackmar Co
van F. Barnes
Boone Blank Book Co
Rupnilon
Edgar Christy
R. H. Daniel
Frye Mfg. Co
Frankel Carban & Mibbon de Rice
Fred Nix
Jake Frazier
Holley School Supply Co
C. P. Hamilton
Hammond & Stephens Co
Towa State Penitentiary
Fall
Wm. Lee
R. B. Lewin
C.W.A
Metropolitan Supply Co
oMice
Mills County Farm Bureau
Elizabeth McMahan
Elizabeth McMahan, Assisting Co. Bapt.—County Fund
Omaha School Supply Co
County Fund
Pacific Junction Town Council
Board of Review
Perkina Cros. Co
Paul A. Bulhoff
Insurance Court House
B. E. Lee Co
Ed Smith
Woodruff
Jall
G. M. Agan
Royle & Empirtio
fwel——Poor Fund
H. L. Boman Jr
A. J. Crawford
Ward A. DeYoung
Farmers & Merch
Fullerton Duimber Co
B. F. Herriman
C. F. Hineg
Arnold L. Jonaga
R. W. Mansfield
M. Smith
Peters
O. B. Davin
J. Allen
Carl Buch
Boyer Hardware, Aupplied
R. M. Bacon
W. H. Clites Garage
Casebolt Motor Co
Collins Drug Co
Dodds Lumber Co
Greenwood Lumber Co
J. C. Goss
Saepeece
Geerhert Lumber Co
Carl Hertz
Interstate Machinery Co
International Harvester Co
L. Langesen
Mone Motor Oi! Co
Morgan Wheel & Rim Co
Melchior & Bon
Murphy Bros. Chevrolet Co
Paul E. Noah
Omaha Steel Works
Omaha Haum Iron Store Inc
J. W. Ranney
Super
Smith Machine Shop
Cam Stewart
M. B. Wilder Co
Geo. W. Wilson
L. D. Wheeler
John Wilson
White City of Co
Gate City Iron Works
Town Culvert & Pipe Co
Koch Brothers
Standard
Constructon Fund
Wien
Orchard & Wilhelm Co
T. E. Martin
Milly County Board of Supervisors
A. Schade
Seal Corp
Sax
E. A. Bchadr
Guy Breeding
ENS
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Mesis
Virgina Wuss
Boatman
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Hesdenera
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