Hogs Following corn on high market
Hogs follow corn on high market as hog prices reach 11:15 quotation on July 29. Corn Growers Association officers say price manipulation drives the rise, not supply-demand. They urge stabilization of corn prices to curb hog price swings and support orderly marketing. A petition from Sioux county cattle raisers seeks designation under the county area plan to eradicate bovine tuberculosis, with August 12 set for objections.
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Corn Growers Association
Altho
Sioux County
Board of Supervisors
State Department of Agriculture
Sioux County Court News Summary of estate actions and juror lists
The column lists wills set for August dates for Ienry Van der Swaag Aart My hoff M Morris and others with estates administered by Korver Berg O Mears and guardians named for minor Reynold Beck and Mrs T W Ver Hoef. It notes bonds and executors, tax refunds on the Alton Orange City road, multiple debt judgments including Millers Rubber Bomgaars First National Bank Ha ward en Edw W Karr Farmers Grain and others, plus panels of petit and grand jurors for September term and the Monday call for jurors with named residents from Orange City Hull Rock Valley Hawarden Sioux Center Granville Alton and Hospers.
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Ienry van der Swaag
Aart Myhoff
M. Morris
Fred McAllister
Martin Korver
Maartina Korver
Dominick Berg
Bernard Moos
Herman Schruer
Jane Navis
First National Bank of
Hawarden
Henry van Roekel
Max Schultke
Farmers Grain Company
J. I. Noble
H. M. Angle
M. Falde
Addink
John
Maurice
Anderson Martin
Inwood
Brants
William
Orange City
Brower
Peter
Hull
Bartman
Henman
Rock Valley
Baerenwald
August
Boyden
Bauima
Gerb
Rock Valey
Clifford George
Calsbeek
Peter Alton
Driessen
H. J
Dalton
John Jr
de Jong
Martha
Dykstra
Eason Oscar
Fikse
Bhibert
Sioux Center
Grant
Sarah
Gergen
Mike
Granville
Harsma
Harry
Hoxmeier
Susan
Alton
Jackson
H. S
Jaffer
G. J
Ireton
Kots
Gerrit
George W
Post
Henry J
Roghair
Alten
Raak
Rozeboom
J. H
Rogers
P. P
Smith
Emma
Ida
Sterrenburg
Scholten
J. A
Peter Goebel
Art Klock
John B. Mouw
Anton Neuroth
J. C. Pryde
F. B. Schoeneman
T. Swets
Joel Vandiest
Roman Ver School
Hosper
Department of Agriculture Reports First Year Operations
The Department of Agriculture presents its first year financial statement and activity report. It shows total receipts for year ending June 30, 1924 of 209,466.77 with expenses of 159,462.49, consolidation savings of 61,779.33, and 140,967 inspections in 1924 compared with 97,255 in 1923, a 45 percent rise. Tuberculosis testing costs fell to 17c per head in 1924 from 35c in 1923, with cattle tested numbers 584,838 and related expenditures noted. A Klan meeting near Hull drew a large crowd with attendees from Boyden and surrounding areas.
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Department of Agriculture
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Mary Jane
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Bell System
Eople Boyden
Wan
Tore
Iowa
Johnson
Elberta
Sioux County Court News
Schaap John
Vander Brake
W. G
Victoria
Henry
Vande Berg
John R
Vander Veen
Ben
van Niemwegen
Johanna
Versteeg
John A
Westra
Barney
Westergard
Chris
Financial Statement
Inspection Service
Division of
Animal Industry
Ku Klux Klan
Open m
R. Hartsuiker
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