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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1952

Page

4

Sioux City Market News Joins Drive to Cut Livestock Freight Rates

The Sioux City Market and other Midwest livestock interests petition the Interstate Commerce Commission for reduced freight charges on meat and livestock. Chicago attorney N. D. Belnap represents the group, arguing that current rates hinder competition and lower prices for producers.

Sioux City Interstate Commerce Commission Midwest N. D. Belnap Chicago Commission

Hay Shipped to Drought Areas From Sioux County

Sioux County PMA committee purchases cured legume hay at 24 dollars per ton and mixed hay at 22 dollars, with timothy or grass hay at 18 dollars. Carloads have already departed and more orders are placed to supply drought states. Sellers are paid immediately after loading.

Sioux County PMA

Committee Rejects Moldy Hay For Sale Preferences

The committee states it will not buy off grade moldy wet dusty hay or hay with undercutting or overripe condition. Field baled hay hauled directly to the car cannot be purchased.

Top Dressing Boosts Alfalfa After First Cutting

Middle West Boil Improvement Committee urges top dressing alfalfa fields after the first cutting with phosphate and potash to raise forage output, extend stands, and improve hay quality. Recommendations note 200 to 300 pounds per acre of a suitable fertilizer based on soil nutrients.

Ar Eurs Middle West

Lydia Pinkham’s Compound Promises Relief for Menstrual Distress

Advertises Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as relief for monthly cramps headaches backaches and nervous distress. Claims doctors tests show complete or striking relief in about 3 of 4 cases with new improved tablets offered at 59 cents. Encourages women to start using the remedy for “those days” and “change of life.”

Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia Pinkham

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