Future Feeders Hold Annual Meeting in Courthouse
Sioux County 4-H Future Feeders Boys Club members and dads met at the Courthouse on November 2. Albert Hansen was elected president. Andrey Vermeer, vice president. Vin Muilenburg, secretary treasury. Ivan Muilenburg, news reporter. Retiring officers named. John P. Hansen cited for speech. Lawrence Van Wyk shared state fair livestock trip. Dunlop Trophy awarded to Van Wyk for best baby beef at the County Pair. mock judging followed by coffee and pot luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hansen
Aston
Andrey Vermeer
Orange City
Vin Muilenburg
Ivan Muilenburg
Lawrence van Wyk
Anthar Pennings
Howard de Jong
Peter Vander Wilt
John P. Hansen
Sioux City
H. S. Nicol
J.P. Hansen
H. §. Nicol
Steps in Corn Hog Program Announced
Four cent a bushel processing tax on all corn to be purchased commercially and loans to farmers under the corn hog production control plan. Loans on warehoused corn will be 4 percent interest based on 50 cents a bushel for No 2 December corn at Chicago, with actual loan value depending on price differentials. tax effective November 5 at first processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AG. Black
Chick
Wallace
United States
Commodity Credit Corporation
Chicago
Iowa Livestock Marketing Corp Offers 10000 Montana Yearlings on Feeding Contract
Des Moines based Iowa Livestock Marketing Corp lists 10 000 Montana yearlings and two year old steers ready for immediate shipment on feeding contracts. Cattle are described as high quality and well fleshed for prompt feeding under terms favored by Iowa feeders. Grower pays freight and feed to feeder station and marketing costs on original weight. feeder pays freight and marketing on weight gain. Feeder receives all weight gain valued at market price at sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Livestock Marketing Corporation
Des Moines
Iowa
Montana
Feeders Urged to Contact Agency Over Moving Cattle
Cattle feeders should contact the agency immediately as the cattle move next week and may be diverted to the feeder's unloading point while in transit, prompting urgent coordination to secure unloading locations and avoid delays.
Weasel Attacks Ears and Bloodthirsty Weasel Warns Farmers
A historical chronicle by Bishop Ponto piddan describes the weasel as a small but ferocious predator. It hunts day and night, attacking vital areas to kill rabbits, squirrels, rats, mice, poultry, and game birds, often despite larger prey and even during flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Pontopiddan
Mun‘chausen
Isle of Pines Caribbean Treasure Island Revealed
The Isle of Pines lies 90 miles south of Bayana Cuba in the Caribbean. Once held by the United States from the Spanish American War until 1925 it is now part of Cuba. English is spoken by most of its residents many of whom are white Spaniards. The island features plantations pine forests marble mountains tropical flowers bright birds coral reefs caves once used by corsairs and iron bound pirates chests with gold coins. Nueva Gerona is the north coast capital and Santa Fe is the southern resort town.
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Iské of Pines
Caribbean Sea
Treasure Island
Robert Louis Stevenson
Isle of Pines
Bayana
Cuba
United: ‘States
Tivo
Nueva: Geroay
Santa Fe
Niles
Lizard Defenses Rely On Spines And Blood Ejection
The Mexican spiny lizard uses three strong self defense tools. Sharp spines deter handling and imitate rock debris to hide the lizard from predators. If spotted, it can discharge a fast stream of blood from the corner of each eye to confuse attackers.
Starfish Enemies of Oysters and their Control
Starfishes are a major oyster foe. A special catching device called a tangle uses frayed rope to trap them. They are killed by hot water. Cutting captured starfishes into pieces worsens the problem, as each fragment may regrow into a new starfish.
Time Table CMSIP&P Ry Daily Except Sundays
In advance phone the station for sleeping car reservations note C W Jacobs agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmsip&p Ry
C. W. Jacobs
Legislative letter on state capitol gossip and extra session
Special to The Bee from Des Moines November 6 1933 reports on the Iowa 45th General Assembly extra session. Gov Herring cites three goals tax relief liquor law and winter relief. Republicans gain Senate majority replacing Democrats. Open political commentary notes campaign timing and shadow of party changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
the Bee
Herring
General Assembly
Iowa City
Towa
Senate
Tama-Benton
Harry White
Revise Fax Law and Iowa Tax Reform Look Ahead
A Des Moines committee led by William F. Riley has a report on a Survey of Administration in Iowa and the Revenue System, prepared for the Committee on Reduction of Governmental Expenditures by the Brookings Institution. The 170 page book cost Iowa over 25000 dollars and will be revised by lawmakers into possible tax options including income, sales, inheritance, corporation, vehicle, and driver taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Riley
Des Moines
Iowa
of Iowa
Brookings Institute
Washington, D. C
Riley
Brookings Institution
Brookings
Then Comes the Liquor in Iowa Debate
Iowa communities seek liquor taxes after a 13 year gap. Gov Herring formed a nine member committee chaired by General Mat Tinley to study sale plans. The group examined various models from Quebec to Sweden, proposing state monopolies or supervised private sales with county licenses and fees.
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Iowa
Herring
Mat Tinley
Council Bluffs
Timbnetoo
Seattle
Canada
Panama
Quebec
Liquor Tax Plan Aims to Fund Damages from Accidents
A special committee of dry law advocates plans a bill to require liquor retailers to fund damages from highway accidents blamed on hard liquor. The tax would raise a special fund, with a tribunal to hear and award damages, similar to the state industrial commission, and appeals would follow existing paths. Prominent supporters push the proposal to shift liability away from drivers and innocent parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
General Assembly
Thee Industrial Commissioner
Model liner on display in Sheldon window
A five foot model liner, seaworthy and staunch, sits in a Sheldon business window. Crafted by Nick De Haas of Boyden over two and a half years, the metal ship contains a battery powered motor to drive propellers for long voyages. He now begins a second project an exact model of a U S battleship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
Iowaz
Nick de Haas
Boyden
Mr. de Haas
Uncle Sam
Hampshire mice spotted after trap escape at Red Oak
Bill Focht of Red Oak discovers two specimens he calls Hampshire mice after waking to find traps set overnight. The tiny rodents bear white shoulder stripes resembling Hampshire pigs, leading Focht to suspect a pet white mouse escaped and bred with local house mice.
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Bill Focht
Red Oak
Towa
Hampshire
Foctht
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DE. L. R. Hegg
Rock Valley
C. A. Walhof
LAW
C. J. Schroeder
Gulf
Robb-Ross Angel
Vogue
Iowa Public Service Company
Sioux County
Seeen
Bee
A. F. Schemmer
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