Iowa Farm Bureau Reports Wide Corn Hog Campaign Effort
Iowa Farm Bureau officials report enrollment of about 150000 producers in the corn hog program with minimal overhead. The federation credits county agents, extension staff, and volunteers across all counties for conducting some 200000 educational meetings and 20000 township meetings, emphasizing voluntary service, economy, and close cooperation with state college and corn hog committees.
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Iowa
Henry A. Wallace
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
State College
Warren 4 H Girls Meet at Trower Home
The Warren 4 H girls club held its regular February meeting at Ger aldine Trower s home. Seven members attended with three parents and two visitors. Discussions covered teeth care skin care color harmony and a report on the Waverly cooking school. A talk on Autumn Oaks by Phyllis Ducker and a review of a George Inness painting were given. Lunch followed and St Patrick s Day games were played. The March meeting will be at Phyllis Ducker s home.
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Warren Workers 4-H Girls
Geraldine Trower
Edna Christopher
Florence Epley
Autumn Oaks
George Inness
Phyllis Ducker
Waverly
Lyle Ormston
Township Committee Members Training at Waverly School
Township committee members attended a training session at the Waverly Community building on Friday afternoon March 2. The session covered duties for permanent township corn hog committees including contract checks, producer verification, land and signatures, hog and corn acreage accounting, and certification steps, with guidance from E. S. Dyas and Paul P. Stewart.
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Dyas
Extension Service
Paul P. Stewart
Waverly
Mr. Stewart
Corn-Hog Association Board is Organized in Bremer County
The Bremer county corn hog control association held a morning meeting in Waverly on March 2. Roger Jennings was elected president, Theo Stahlhut vice president, D D Offringa secretary, Howard L Roach treasurer. Directors include Ambrose Bennett Briden Buls Buchholz Bunger Buhr Hill Jennings Leistikow Shipman Stahlhut Walther White. E S Dyas and Paul Stewart attended. A budget through July 1, 1934 was discussed but not acted upon.
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Bremer County
Frank Ambrose
B. B. Bennett
Chas. Briden
Ernst Buls
Gustav Buchholz
Arthur Bunger
Herman C. Buhr
Leroy Hill
Roger Jennings
Henry Leistikow
E. K. Shipman
Theo Stahlhut
Otto Walther
James White
Howard L. Roach
E. S. Dyas
Extension Service
Paul Stewart
Townships Elect Corn Hog Committee in Five Townships
Fremont Jefferson Lafayette Leroy and Washington townships elected their township corn hog committees at meetings held last week. Fremont lists Arthur Bunger M A Woodcock and Henry Blasberg. Jefferson names Chas Bri den Chas Besh and Rudolph Schmidt. Lafayette names Otto Walther W W Simpson and A P Juhl. Leroy lists Leroy Hill Frank Mirs and Leslie Fay. Washington includes E K Shipman Fred H Meyer and Alvin Geuther.
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Fremont
Jefferson
Lafayette
Leroy
Washington
Arthur Bunger
M. A. Woodcock
Henry Blasberg
Jefferson Township
Chas. Briden
Chas. Besh
Rudolph Schmidt
Otto Walther
W. W. Simpson
A. P. Juhl
Leroy Hill
Frank Mirs
Leslie Fay
Washington Township
E. K. Shipman
Fred H. Meyer
Alvin Geuther
Happy Hustlers 4 H Club Meets at Mrs Briner Home
The Happy Hustlers 4 H club met at the home of leader Mrs Clyde Briner for the first lesson of the home furnishing course. An afternoon of games and a lunch followed as membership grows to fifteen.
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Happy Hustlers
Clyde Briner
Ferm Timion
Seed Loan Office Now Operating in Waverly Farm Bureau
An emergency crop loan office has opened at the farm bureau in Waverly for farmers seeking loans this year. Applicants must show they comply with the agricultural adjustment program via the county production council or cooperative evidence of cooperation if no council exists. Loan amounts range from 25 to 250 dollars, with 150 or more requiring Production Credit association approval first, and failure by the association to approve allows a second-stage application to the emergency loan office.
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Farm Bureau
Waverly
County Production Council
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Production Credit Association
Emergency Crop Loan Office
Farm Adjustment News highlights corn hog signups and loan extensions
The piece reports on corn hog signups nearing completion while organization work expands across townships and counties. It notes Iowa leading in contracts, a March 1 to April 1 loan extension, about 70 million dollars lent on stored corn, and upcoming inspections to verify wheat adjustment contracts for further potential payments through 1935.
Co La Pi Ca Club Meeting in West Lafayette Township
The Co La Pi Ca 4 H Boys club met February 24 at the home of Duane and Milan Ellison. President Mervyn Whitney called the meeting to order as 11 members and 1 visitor attended. Secretary Roger Austin took roll. The lesson covered judging sheep with discussion and demonstration. Lunch was served by Mrs Ellison. Leonard Napiecek, reporter. The best time to enjoy artistic things is after a full meal.
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West Lafayette Township
Duane
Milan Ellison
Mervyn Whitney
Roger Austin
Ellison
Leonard Napiecek
Delinquent Tax Collectors Gather Bremer County Funds
Waverly report shows about 250 taxpayers paid roughly 12000 in delinquent monies and credits taxes after John Horning, special collector, notified carriers of banks, deposits, notes, bonds, mortgages and other items. A district court suit seeks 2000 in taxes and penalties against Eva M Noon for five years.
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Bremer County
Eva M. Noon
Sumner
Proposing Delay Echoes in a Timed Jest
A playful exchange uses hourglass imagery to tease Jack about delaying a marriage proposal. The quip hinges on the joke that more time means less sand, implying progression toward a proposal is slow or unlikely.
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Jack
Local quips hint at a baseball pitcher and admirer
A brief exchange suggests a female spectator attracted to a baseball pitcher. The dialogue conveys a light, period tone about admiration and public attention at a game. No specific people, places, or date details are given in the readable fragment.
Notice of Town Election Tripoli Iowa 1934
Notice announces municipal election in the Incorporated Town of Tripoli Iowa to be held at the Town Hall on Monday March 26 1934. Officers to be elected include one mayor two year term one treasurer two year term one assessor two year term and five councilmen two year terms. Polls open 8 a m close 7 p m. Signed C L McCumber mayor.
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Tripoli
Iowa
C. L. McCumber
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