Sioux County Farm Bureau Passes Key Resolutions
Resolutions on marketing, legislation, taxation, road bonds, and compulsory school training were discussed at the annual meeting. A committee led by Ralph Bartels reviewed proposals from committees and presented motions that were adopted with little debate. The group opposed state and county road bond funding for paving, backed tobacco tax increases, and endorsed marketing through producer owned cooperatives, specifically supporting the Produc Commission Association of Sioux City as a livestock cooperative.
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Anmual
Ralph Bartles
L. H. Hemmrich
J.B. Ralston
Ralph Bartels
Siat
Produc Commission Association of
Sioux City
Sioux County
Parat
Farm Bureau proposes grain marketing and broader farm policy
The Farm Bureau endorses cooperative elevators as central grain clearing, uniform pricing, and closer coordination with Sioux City livestock markets. It urges quality egg marketing education, stronger butter and lard use, and support for higher taxes to fund schools and corporate taxation. The group calls for community clubs, road bond opposition, and World Court adherence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-Operative
Sioux City
Creamery
Iowas Only Iron Mine In Court Again
Near Waukon Iowa the sole iron mine operates under Mississippi Valley Iron Co. Jacob Leiser, a waterman, sues for salary and has attached the mine wine and all equipment. Bailey of Wankon reports the mine shut during the war and Jake has been kept on as watchman over machinery once valued at over a million dollars.
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Waukon
Iowa
Chicago
S. Bailey
Wankon
Jacob Leiser
Waterman
Mississippi Valley Iron Co
Jake
Iowa's Oldest College Traces Name Changes and Pioneers
The institution began as Mount Pleasant Collegiate Institute in Mount Pleasant Iowa in 1844. The Iowa conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church supported it from 1840. It was renamed Iowa Wesleyan University in 1911 after earlier titles. Winfield Scott Mayne earned the first collegiate BA in 1856 and Incy W Kilpatrick the first woman BA three years later. James Harlan, early state superintendent and Lincoln cabinet member, led the college for many years.
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Mount Pleasant
Henry Couty
Iowa
Methodist Episcopal Church
Little College
Towa Wesleyan University
Iowa Wesleyan College
Winfield Scott Mayne
Incy W. Kilpatrick
James Harlan
Perden Lincoln
Iowa Wesleyan University
Walpoles Arrive to Spend Christmas at Parental Home
Janes Walpole of Steus City and Miss Lenna Walpole of Humboldt Town visited Wednesday to spend Christmas with their parents Mr and Mrs Mat Walpole.
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Janes Walpole
Steus City
Miss
Lenna Walpole
Humboldt
Town
Mrs
Mat Walpole
Farm ads and sales notice in local classifieds
Various local classified notices for sale including Short horn bulls alfalfa seed Poland China hogs and Duroc Jersey boars. Also mentions grain hauling service shoe repair farm loans and a monument dealer. Locations include Rock Valley Boyden and Treton town with dates in late December and January. Ads list pedigrees and contact names such as Peter Hanzer Frank Vander Sanden Wm OConnor Antony Bomgaars Geo Brandsma Joe Koopsma and Herb Koel.
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Thaynas Cubinas
Peter Hanzer
Frank Vander Sanden
John Wissink
Poland
China
I . Kooima
O'Connor
Rock Valley
Greiner Bros
Sam
Earle Haydon
Ver Mulm
D.d. Sean
Jan & Son
Antony Bom
Gaars
Boyden
Town
Geo
Brandsma
Herb Koel
R. W. Steele
Treton
Phrebrad
Rieck Valley
Joe Koopsma
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Sioux Center
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Beatrice
van Camp
Emmerson
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Mouw Bros
Mouw Brothers
Huntting Elevator Co
WM. Schouten
Sioux County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Buresiz
Iowa Tax Commission
Farn, Bureau
Bers
Mainy
Sioux
Township Farm Bureau
Warm Bureau
Arin Boveiu
Farm Bureau Board
Paris
Congress
Veffiers
Baxley
New Price
Verdel
Kearns’ Radio Shop
Sparton
Sparton Radio
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