Rural Rehabilitation to Aid 66 000 Farm Families in 1936
The Rural Rehabilitation Division of the Resettlement Administration will assist about 66 000 eligible farm families across Illinois Iowa Missouri Indiana and Ohio in 1936. Loans for operating needs home management help and cooperative ventures will be offered along with debt adjustment support for foreclosed farms. Regional quotas total Illinois 9000 Iowa 5000 Missouri 28000 Indiana 9000 Ohio 15000.
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Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Indiana
Ohio
The
Resettlement Administration
E. A. Norton
Rural Rehabilitation Divison
Mr. Norton
Hhis
Illinois Agricultural Association to discuss new farm program
The upcoming Illinois Agricultural Association convention at Decatur will center on the new national farm program replacing the invalid Agricultural Adjustment Act. Four speakers involved in recent conferences will outline plans to ensure farmers price equality.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Illinois Agricultural Association For
Decatur
Marien~ County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau speakers to discuss agricultural equality at ITAA
The Farm Bureau outlines convention program remarks with Rep. Marvin Jones of Texas chairing the House Agriculture Committee set to introduce new legislation. Chester C. Davis and Edw. A. O Neal join, along with Earl C. Smith, to discuss implications of the Supreme Court's 6 to 3 decision and agricultural policy.
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ITAA
Farm Bureau
Marvin Jones
Texas
House Committee On Agriculture
Chester C. Davis
AAA
Washington
Edw. A. O’neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Earl C. Smith
Supreme Court
Sanitary Milk Assn Calls Local Meetings in Territory
Official call issued for meetings of Sanitary Milk Producers locals in this county this month to elect officers advisory council and committees and transact local business. The association lists 13 000 dairymen in the St Louis territory with its annual meeting set in St Jacob Illinois on March 5 at 10 am. Local meeting details follow.
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Sanitary Milk Producers
M. L. Bone
St. Louis
St. Jacob
Illinois
E. W. Tiedeman
Local theatre schedules for January events
Readings announced for Mulberry Grove Theatre Building January 15 at 7 30 P M Patoka Gymnasium January 16 at 7 30 P M Ramsey Council Room January 17 at 1 30 P M and Vandalia Court House January 17 at 7 30 P M Local residents urged to attend these scheduled showings.
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Mulberry Grove
Patoka
Ramsey
Vandalia
Driving Precautions Warned For Illinois Winter Roads
The Illinois Agricultural Association Safe ty Department urges rural drivers to slow down and avoid sudden turns during January and February. Thaws and freezes create hidden ice patches and mushy shoulders, especially in early mornings, risking fatal ditch falls. Simple care and attention can reduce hazards this hard winter for driving.
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Safety Department
The
Illinois Agricultural Association
Illinois
Carless
More Rooms Backing IAA Annual Meet In Decatur
The Illinois Agricultural Association set for January 29 30 in Decatur has 260 extra rooms from private homes and 75 more in a seminary dormitory pledged for delegates. The Decatur Chamber and County Farm Bureaus urge early reservations to guarantee lodging.
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IAA
Illinois Agriculural Association
Decatur
Marios County Farm Bureau
Association of Commerce
Paul E. Mathias
The
Association
Farm Outlook Clouded by Supreme Court Ruling on AIAIA
Illinois agricultural association reports farmers fear higher conservation costs and reduced long term commitments after the Supreme Court decision on the AIAIA. Many think the return to unlimited production could push farm prices lower.
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Supreme Court
AIAIA
Illlinois Agricultural Association
Farm bidders warn that surpluses will persist without aid
The Association warned that farm relief must continue as surpluses and low prices threaten the agricultural sector. It argued only a new and effective program can avert ruinous price levels, noting drouth and prior policies cut burdens but growth requires expanded acreage and favorable weather in 1936 to restore buying power and recovery.
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Association
Drouth
AAA
Farmers Outlook Conference at Mount Vernon
A farmers outlook conference will be held at the Emmerson Hotel in Mount Vernon on January 22 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The meeting aims to inform Marion Jefferson Wayne and Franklin counties farmers about the year ahead after the Supreme Court Triple A decision. Marion County plans to send about fifty attendees.
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Mount Vernon
Emmerson Hotel
Supreme Court
AAA
Marion
Jefferson
Wayne
Franklin Counties
Farmers Vote For AAA Milk Market Order In St Louis Area
More than 78 percent of 11 561 producers in the St Louis milk shed backed the AAA marketing order in November. By Jan 6, 9069 had voted yes by mail, surpassing the 75 percent threshold. Of all producers, 8109 or 70 percent were members of Sanitary Milk Producers, who voted affirmatively on both questions.
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St. Louis
Ilinois Agricultural Association
AAA
Sanitary Milk Producers
Board of Directors
Producers to Hold 14th Annual Meeting Jan 21st
The Producers Livestock Commission Association will convene its 14th annual meeting at the Community House in East St. Louis on Tuesday January 21. Missouri Secretary of State Dwight H. Brown will deliver the keynote address with livestock marketing and research experts also speaking. The day includes reports, a meat cutting demonstration, director elections for Missouri and Illinois, and an open forum for member questions.
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Producers Livestock Commission Association
National Stock Yards
East St. Louis
H. D. Wright
Dwight H. Brown
Missouri
National Livestock and Meat Board of Chicago
Illinois
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