Jones County Farm Bureau Past Presidents Dinner
The Past Presidents club of the Jones County Farm Bureau met at the Bodenhofer home in Anamosa with all eleven living former presidents present. Re-elected President John Bodenhofer led talks on Farm Bureau topics, extension work, and the corn hog and dairy programs, stressing organized farming and strong local membership.
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Jones County Farm Bureau
John Bodenhofer
Anamosa
Bodenhofer
Farm Bureau
G. H. George
Monticello
J. W. Morse
Wyoming
A. B. White
W. B. Meeks
Martello
G. J. Hughes
Scotch Grove
Geo. F. Specht
Paul Smith
Center Junction
I. R. Hintz
Harry Newman
S. M. Hosford
Max Wortman
Carl R. Smith
Lara Hanna
Henry Wehling
Jackson Township
Parm Bureau
Sam Workman
Greenfield Township
County Home Project
Farmers Unite Behind Wise Leaders for Industry Prosperity
Farmers nationwide commend the choice of leaders and pledge to support them. The future stability and prosperity of agriculture depend on both individual and collective effort from all involved.
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United States
New Members Plan to Join Baby Beef Club This Year
Several new boys plan to join the baby beef club this year and current members will begin feeding immediately to finish by next fall. Emphasis is placed on getting calves on feed early, with newcomers urged to contact the Farm Bureau office for rules and regulations. Calves should be secured and weighed in by December 1.
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Baby Beef Club
Farm Bureau Office
James J. Wallace
Cedar Valley Farm Business Association
Annual Iowa extension conference at Iowa State College
Iowa county agents and home demonstration workers gather at Iowa State College October 23 27 for the extension conference. The focus is the coming year’s program and the national recovery plan with invited representatives from rural schools churches farm finance unemployment agencies and more.
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Iowa
Iowa State College
Murt McDonald
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
C. A. Cobb
Progressive Farmer
Atlanta
Gna
Hopkinton Work Swells Crew On Primary 113 Resurfacing
Hopkinton adds fifteen workers to the 113 resurfacing project bringing total employed to about 55 and extending to an extra shift. Carpenters began work on the Andy King property on First street where a new double garage and roof work are underway. Donald Dunlap of Hopkinton took West Point exams in Cedar Rapids as a Lenox junior college student. A glee club event surprised Rey. de Best, with planned Sunday performances under Mrs. Pearl M. Reeve, including a Betty MacAllister solo. Bert Arnold, former Hopkinton resident, was visiting en route to Delhi. Mrs. W. J. Kirkwood is serving as a juror in Manchester. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Lord left for a World’s Fair visit.
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Andy King
First Street
Josie Smith
Donald Dunlap
Hopkinton
West Point
Cedar Rapids
Military Academy
Dunlap
Earl Dunlap
Lenox Junior College
Rey. de Best
Pearl M. Reeve
Betty MacAllister
Bert Arnold
Delhi
W. J. Kirkwood
Manchester
W. P. Lord
Richland Center Dinner Honors Alma Balsiger Guest
Mrs. Louise Piteshamons hosted a Sunday dinner for her brothers sisters and their families in Richland Center honoring Alma Balsiger of Rochester Minnesota. The readable text reflects a festive family gathering with attendees and shared reminiscences on a holiday weekend.
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Louise Piteshamons
Alma Balsiger
Rochester
Minnesota
Joe Kiourne
Babe
Government Leasing 20 Million Acres of Corn and Pork Cuts
Government proposes leasing 20 million acres of corn and cutting pork production by a proportionate amount in 1934. It also plans removing pork surpluses via government purchases for distribution. A processing tax of $2 per hundred on hogs to start November 1, 1999 is set, with the highest possible tax on meat used in processing. A benefit of $1 per hundredweight is proposed for all hogs weighing 930 pounds or less.
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Pratrieburg
Ryan
Poland
J. E. Supple & Sons
Rhode Island
Bert Rippon
John Supple
Government contracts cut corn and wheat output forecast
Farmers under government agreements to reduce corn and wheat production by about 20 percent next year, aiming to streamline supply and stabilize prices amid market pressures.
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