Hog Shippers Urged to Secure Permits Under Emergency Plan
Agricultural Adjustment Administration imposes permit requirements for selling and shipping light weight hogs under the emergency program. Farmers must obtain permits from designated agencies or processors at processing points before premium prices can be paid. Processors at public markets report daily purchase intentions to commission agencies, which then notify shippers and farmers. In regions without markets, processors deal directly with shippers. An advisory urges delaying shipments until markets are authorized to pay premiums, noting ample time to deliver pigs or sows.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
A. G. Black
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Wide Awake 2 H club picnic at Glenwood Lake
The Wide Awake 2 H club of Center township held a picnic at Glenwood lake on August 23 with seven ett members and several guests. After noon dinner of fried chicken and cream, they held a brief business meeting, then played games and swam. Club girls listed include Virginia Blaughter Ardeth Blaughter Mazina Bell Geneva Sell and others. guests included Mrs Carl Buch Miss Geneva Law son and Miss Margaret McCormick as reporter.
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Wide Awake
2-H Club
Center Township
Glenwood Lake
Ett
Virginia Blaughter
Ardeth Blaughter
Mazina Bell
Geneva Sell
Heon Dalstein
Vera Andrewa
Marjorie Vah Ofsdel
Maxine Vah Otedel
Laveto Briscoe
Dorothy Buch
Mise Helen Bich
Mra
Newt Briscoe
Eli Teader
Carl Buch
Geneva Lawson
Glenwood
Farm Adjustment Plan Described by Economist
F D Farrell of Kansas Agricultural College outlines a farm adjustment plan amid uncertain export recovery. He notes sponsors view it as an experiment to curb production while processors and consumers share costs, with wheat price insurance for 1922 1924 and 1935 to sustain domestic purchasing power and potentially end extreme agricultural individualism.
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F. D. Farrell
Katsag Agricultural College
American Bankers Association Journal
Me. Farrell
United States
Farrell
Wallace
Eriuiel Fr
Center Boosters Plan Hold Meetings on Saturday
The Center Boosters 44H Poul try club met Thursday August 17 at the home of Mazine Sell with nine members present. President Dorothy Buch called the meeting and six cents was collected in the penny match. The program committee Helen Wheeler and Maxine Bell was appointed for the next meeting. They decided to hold future meetings on Saturdays. The next gathering will be at Leota and Lavets Brisco on September 6. Refreshments were served. Helen Wheeler reporter.
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Center Boosters 44H Poultry Club
Mazine Sell
Dorothy Buch
Helen Wheeler
Maxine Bell
Leota
Lavets Brisco
Home Project Plans to Be Made This Winter
The women’s project work will run this winter in the Fourth Year Home Furnishing course. It includes fabrics printing design refinishing furniture and chair caning in five lessons starting the week of September 26. Mrs Richardeonerns enthusiastic Farm Bureau worker will help organize Mills County participation. All Farm Bureau women interested should attend the upcoming community meeting.
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Welal
Richardeon
Mills County
Farm Bureau
Hog shipments require permits before auction and sale
Pork producers and shippers in Mile county must contact their commission firms to obtain a permit from the Hog Allotment Committee chair before any pig or sow shipment. Sellers must accompany the permit with an 8 form when shipments are accepted at the cuahs. The commission firm requires a permit prior to shipment.
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Mile County
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Thia
Tt Pak
Peter Ta
Pete Seep
Bankers Prepare Farm Finance Book
A book on farm investments prepared by the Agriculture Commission of the American Bankers Association summarizes material from the past decade. It provides scientific facts and practices for banking and farming, on soil erosion prevention, crop rotation, legumes, fertilizers, seed quality, and prudent loan negotiations for farming ventures.
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Belo
Agricultura Commission
American Bankers Association
Corn Based Church Pledge Saves Rural Faith Fund
A small country church in Iowa faced closure as members feared losing ministers and funds. Rev. Lauren by. Photius proposed a corn based pledge system tied to 40 cent corn, letting salaries and expenses rise or fall with farm prices. The plan, showcased with 25 ears of seed corn, rallied 2800 bushels in pledges and secured a budget that hedges expenses to corn value, boosting church finances and attendance.
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Dilicatt
Trust
Wealey Chapel
Lauren By
Photius
Thomas
Northwestern Christian Advocate
Mtv
Inet
Minnesota
Wisconsin
California
Kansas
Towa
Isyman
Lnyman
The House of Death film screens in Russia
A note mentions a new Russian film titled The House of Death and comments that the Runeiana remain as cheerful as ever, per the Nashville Tennessean.
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Nashville Tennessean
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