Farm Program Given O. K. At National Farm Institute
The Des Moines Chamber of Commerce sponsored the National Farm Institute where leaders like Clifford Hope Claude Wickard James Carey and Henry Wallace addressed farmers workers and business people. Speakers urged parity prices quota support for surplus crops and aid to Britain while warning on rising costs and farm purchasing power. Afternoon discussion groups debated production control with a consensus for limited control of basic grains and the need for faster action on immediate farming concerns. The event highlighted unity among attendees and concluded with strong pro preparedness and international aid appeals.
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Henry Walla
Claude Wy O'Neal
Albert Goss
Repres Grange
Henry
Ceford Hope
Conn
Des Moines Chamber of Commerce
Clifford Hope
Kansas
Hope
England
Hitler
Claude Wickard
U. S
Wickard
Des Moines
James Carey
Carey
Congress
Francis Johnson
Farm Bureau
Bureau
O'Neal
W. W. Waymack
South Pacific
Uncle Sam
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Americ
Midwest
East
West
Britain
Germany
South America
Althogether
New Game Management Areas in Marion County
Marion County farmers P M Pearson and J E Pearson host new game management areas established by the State Conservation Commission. Areas aim to build a game surplus on marginal land with food water and shelter, managed by a Conservation Officer in co operation with landowners. Hunters must secure farmer permission and obtain a trespass permit. violations bring Fish and Game Department penalties.
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P. M. Pearson
J. E. Pearson
Indiana Township
Marion County
State Conservation Commission
Towa
Rmer
Fish and Game Department
Lynnville News Local visitors and fire report
Lynnville residents visit Maxwell and Sully. a faulty stove pipe started a fire at Clifford Shafer home damaging the north side but furnishings clothing and fruit were saved. Numerous locals and family members attended gatherings, showers, and a 75th birthday celebration. Gerrit Vander Weerdt and Mrs. Vander Weerdt marked 31st wedding anniversary.
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Lyle Montgomery
Case Dunsbergen
Maxwell
David Conn
Arie Terpstra
Adrew
Gerrit Vander Weerdt
Clifford Shafer
Henry van Wyk Jr
Guy
Near Taintor
Henry Elscott
Escott
Verne
Maxine Allen
Auburn
Nebraska
Carl McMaines
Andrew Gertsma
Local Notes from Tracy Area Families and Honors
Mr and Mrs Lambert Veenstra and family moved to a farm near Harvey. Margaret Thomassen received the Daughter of the American Revolution award as Marion county’s top senior girl. Mr and Mrs John M Vande Kieft and son Marion visited Gerrit Vanden Berg near Pella. Rev H S Koning and son Marion visited Gerrit Vanden Berg. Wynand and Eugene went to Newton for Koning’s classical appointment. Mrs John M Vande Kieft and sons Raymond and Marion spent time in Marshalltown with their daughter and family. Mr and Mrs John D Vande Kieft and son Henry visited John Hol’s home. Humans cancer can be transmitted to roses.
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Lambert Veenstra
Harvey
Margaret Thomassen
Marion County
Margaret
Ed Thomassen
John M. Vande Kieft
Marion
Gerrit Vanden Berg
Pella
H. S. Koning
Bir
Wynand
Eugene
Newton
Koning
Raymond
Marshalltown
Matt Tuinstra
George Kelderman
Oskaloosa
Case van Arkel
John D. Vande Kieft
Henry
John Hol
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Farm Institute
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Lynnville News
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Sully
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Dora Swank
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Gerrit Fennema
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J. T. van Zante
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Elbert van Maanen
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