Corn Loan Blanks Expected for 1934 Farm Loans
Sioux County farm notes report that the Agricultural Adjustment Administration will issue loan forms and regulations within days for 45 cent per bushel loans on properly warehoused corn. Loans run 4 percent interest, with collateral in warehouse certificates and eligibility across several Midwest states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington, D. C
f.C.b. Chicago
Iowa
Indiana
Illinois
H. S. Nicol
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
South
Dakota
Minnesota
Ohio
Wisconsin
Next Ang. J
Sioux County Farm Bureau Opposes Centralized Tax Power
Sioux County Farm Bureau held a full board meeting Friday afternoon November 17 with 21 members present. A motion opposed a gross income tax while favoring a net income tax as property tax replacement and opposing further Des Moines centralization of power. J L Boatman Ames discussed Corn Hog Program and a soil rehabilitation plan. he was invited to speak at the December 18 County Farm Bureau annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau Board
Sioux County Farm Bureau
Des Moines
J. L. Boatman
Ames
County Farm Bureau
Protest Telegram Against Bank Receiver in Rock Valley
A Rock Valley group cables President Roosevelt and lawmakers protesting the appointment of a receiver for West National Bank. They urge waiting for borrowers to refinance via Federal Land Bank loans and other relief programs, noting the bank’s refrained foreclosures and perceived inconsistency with administration wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Murphy
Gillett
Dickinson
Rock Valley
Iowa
White House
Washington, D. C
West National Bank
Federal Land Bank
Washington
Local Businesses Seek Delayed Receivership in Rock Valley
A community draft signed by numerous Rock Valley firms requests a postponement of receivership by several months. The list includes businesses across sectors such as farms, cafes, elevators, garages, mills, grain, hardware, and service shops, underscoring broad local support for orderly delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Valley
Thomas Cullinan
F. L. Dixon
J. C. Wiggerman
J. H. Kearns
A. L. Halstead
C. J. Schroeder
Bootes Hatchery
Kosters Meat Market
Council Oak
City Cafe
Mata Walpole Livestock
J. A. Weiner
Wyma & Dyksiva
John Coert Grain Co
Hyntting-Randall Elevator Co
Rock Valley Sand & Gravel Co
Valley Poultry Yards
Farmers Elevator Co
Community Oil Co
Beamer Cafe
Pioneer Dray Line
D. van Eldik, Jr
Kessler Tire & Battery
P. A. Cummings
Theo. Limmer
Collenbaugh Motor Co
G. Kersbergen
Town Public Service Company
Roelofs & Vander Bok
B. G L. Thornburs Co
Warren
Dr. L. R. Hegg
H. H. Pember Drug Store
Rock Valley Creamery Co
H. Hulshof
D. J. Scanlan
A. F. Schemmer Hardware, W. A. Schemmner
J. C. Landhuis
Dahl’s
W. Vander Well & Sons
Rock Valley Lumber Co
Ver Mulm
Eva Trebon
W. B. Richter
Greiner Bros
Farmers Lumber Co
Vander Meer Bakery
H. Stehrenbere
Vander Ploeg’s Furniture Co
Peters’ Harness
Reading Fun in Store for Boys World
The American Boy Youth's Companion announces 1934 adventures from Haiti to Africa featuring Jimmie Rhodes, Army aviator, with a new Haiti revolution tale. Subscriptions priced at 2.00 for one year, 3.00 for three years until January 1, after which the three year rate ends. Mail orders to Detroit Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haiti
Asia
Africa
Jimmie Rhodes
Brooks
Kelly Field
Jim
High School America
American Boy Youths Companion
Second Blvd
Detroit
Mich
Hunter bags pheasant after car door snag
Henlik Vik of Clarksville Iowa says hunters need not overdo the sport. He flushed ring neck pheasants on a highway and caught one with the car door. He reached through the window to lift the bird into the car. Also on display are million year old seeds found by Harold Alexander in Lucas County Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henlik Vik
Clarksville
Iowa
Vik
Henlik
Henrik
Field Museum
Chicago
Harold Alexander
Lucas
Lucas County
Pocahontas Methodist Church to Stop Passing Plates
Women of the Pocahontas Methodist Church plan to replace the Sunday plate with a collection of unlabeled food cans sent to a central buyer. The NRA prompted the move, offering to fund church needs with proceeds from the converted donations. Other churches have shown interest in adopting the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Pocahontas
NRA
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C.A. Walhof
LAW
Owa
L. R. Hegg
ACME
John Vander Poel
A. L. Lock
GEO
Anderson
Sec
Treas
Oldenburg’s
Rock Rapids
J. Heffernan
Ray Woolridge
Iowa Public Service Company
Sioux County
Milwaukee
RAIL
Alli
Ask Gur
Blechsip
C. W. Jacobs
The
Coleman
A. F. Schemmer
BEE
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