4 H colt club guidelines for members and premiums
The Leader's News outlines 4 H colt club aims for rural youth, detailing membership ages 10 to 19 by January 1, 1934, enrollment deadlines in July 1934, project duration through December 1, 1934, animal types from foal and yearling categories, and ownership rules requiring club member involvement on a farm for three months. It covers supplies, local club structure, premium criteria, scoring, and project oversight by Iowa State College extension, the Iowa Horse and Mule Breeders Association, and the Bremer County Farm Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa Horse and Mule Breeders’ Association
Extension Service
Iowa State College
State House
Des Moines
Farm Bureau
Waverly
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Iowa State College, Extension Service
Bremer County Farm Bureau
N R G Club Meeting At Geuther Home
The N R G girls 4 H club met Tuesday evening April 24 at Alberta Geuther's home. Nine members answered roll with color wheel colors. Ruth Kuethe presented an illustrated talk on the color wheel. Elvira Hubbard discussed The Souvenir of Italy by Carol. Norma Genth er spoke on floor finishes. Meetings closed with songs and a social hour with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.R.G. Girls
Alberta Geuther
Ruth Kuethe
Italy
Carol
Elvira Hubbard
Norma Genther
Arlene Winzenburg
Mrs Scully Receives Fruit Shower From 4-H Club
Members of the N R G 4 H girls club of Washington township gathered at leader Mrs James Scully home who has been ill six weeks and presented her with a fruit shower in appreciation for her work. After a short visit the girls returned home.
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N.R.G. 4-H Girls Club
Washington Township
James Scully
Convict Dealers of Fraud in the AAA Pig Buying Program
Two livestock dealers J H Bennett of Aberdeen South Dakota and Frank King of St Paul Minnesota pleaded guilty to fraud during the 1933 emergency hog buying program. Each was fined 5000 dollars and sentenced to six months in jail with jail time suspended pending payment and probation. They were indicted last November for conspiring to defraud the Agriculture Department by shipping pigs under farmers names to obtain premium payments, reducing producers’ bonus. Other similar cases are pending in federal courts.
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J. H. Bennett
Aberdeen
S. D
Frank King
St. Paul
Bennett
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
King
Department of Agriculture
South Dakota
Club Boys Present Program at Warren Township
Members of the Townline Cow boys led a Warren township farm bureau meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lageschulte home on April 25. Features included a mock operation with Perry Epley as doctor, Kenneth Walther as assistant, and Ivan Epley as patient, plus songs, a quartet, a harmonica solo, a dialogue, and a talk on club work. Lloyd Pothast directed, with D D Offringa assisting in community singing. A standard club charter and medals were awarded. Next meeting set for May 22 at the Schroedermeier home.
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Townline Cowboys
Warren Township Farm Bureau
Fred Lageschulte
Perry Epley
Kenneth Walther
Ivan Epley
Lavern Lageschulte
Elmer Pothast
Arland Thicking
Floyd Bauer
Robert Walther
Neil Cave
Lloyd Pothast
D. D. Offringa
Phyllis Thicking
Seth Koch
Royal Sportsmen Meet at Roever Home in Jackson Twp
The Royal Sportsmen 4-H club met at the Roever home on Thursday April 26 with nine members. They set the June outing location, heard a talk on picking the dairy calf by Claude Wylam of Colapica club, and noted the next meeting at H A McCaffree on May 12 to plant corn test plots with hybrid corn. Earlier meetings were at McCaffree on March 29 and Emmett Frazee on April 5 where seed corn testing by rag doll method was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Sportsmen 4-H Club
Jackson Township
Roever Boys
Claude Wylam
Colapica Club
Wylam
H. A. McCaffree
Emmett Frazee
Ronald Loveland
Unfair Deal Hikely Would You Lend Dodson Skippe
A brief Kansas City Star snippet captures a streetwise exchange about lending money. Dodson Skippe refuses, citing a debt of ten with a blunt, cautious tone. The fragment hints at personal tension and distrust in a terse humorously titled dialogue.
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Dodson
Skippe
Kansas City Star
Farm Adjustment News Digest of agricultural recovery developments
The state corn hog board reports about 65 counties meet averages for early payment contracts to reach Washington. Dairy programs are under study. no benefit payments now but possible if consensus forms. Limited diseased cattle relief purchases will be funded by Congress. Milk marketing agreements continue to aid fluid producers. Two Chester White sows in Mondamin fail to cooperate with pig reduction. one sow bore 18 offspring, the other 19. Debt refinancings cut debts for about 10 percent of federal land bank loans and 18 percent of land bank commissioner loans from 1933 to 1934.
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Washington
Congress
Ed Molley
D. M. Remington
Mondamin
Molley
Remington
Federal Land Bank
Land Bank Commissioner
FCA
Poultry Code Explained At Jackson Meeting
Fred G. Wolf led a Jackson township farm bureau gathering at the Camerons home discussing the poultry code in detail. Royal Sportsmen boys club showcased seed corn testing using the rag doll method with H A McCaffree assisting. KerMit and Eldon Roever performed a harmonica and banjo duet. D D Offringa spoke on the dairy program as the year’s meeting schedule was announced. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Wolf
Jackson Township Farm Bureau
Albert Cameron
D. D. Offringa
Bremer County Declines Outside Help for Poor Relief
The Waverly Democrat reports Bremer County will not receive state or federal aid for relief. A relief committee letter explains the county is financially strong, with 100 or fewer unemployed and 200 to 300 can be aided from local funds without federal support. If needs grow, officials may request federal funds later.
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Bremer County
Waverly
State Emergency Relief Committee
Harry H. Hagemann
County Emergency Relief Committee
Mr. Hagemann
Civilian Conservation Corps
Bremer county faces relief shortfall amid state aid limits
Bremer county officials report relying on local funds for relief as state and federal aid distributions favor poorer counties. An estimate shows 200 unemployed destitute families, double the investigator’s count. Des Moines plans call for county study to determine need for federal supplements. Waverly’s aid efforts last year of about 10 000 to 12 000 are noted but not considered.
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Bremer County
Iowa State Director of Relief
Director of Relief
Hagemann
Des Moines
Waverly
Police Watch Brown House After Hiring New Cook
A newspaper brief notes three policemen have been monitoring Brown's house for two nights. The local inquiry centers on what prompted the surveillance as residents ask what Brown did. The article mentions Brown recently hired a new cook.
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Brown
Stop Gas Pains German Remedy Relief
Adlerkin washes out all poisons that cause gas nervousness and bad sleep. One dose gives relief at once. H. H. Sorg druggist endorses this German remedy for immediate comfort.
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Adlerkin
H. H. Sorg
Legal Transfers from April 27 1994 Filings
Bremer prepared legal transfers list shows Mary Buchholz to H W Miller et al for $1 and 5 percent survey details. J P Murphy Receiver to Will Schnadt for $10800. Ed OBrien to Harry B for $1 and 48 feet lot 2 block town Sumner. Clyde E McFarlane to J F Dilges for $1 lot 20 Waverly addition. John Frahm to H C Nolting for $1 part west 20 acres ne sec 18 92 11 section 33 93. Further notes mention L ergmann origin and Weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer
Stract Company
Mary Buchholz
H. W. Miller Et al
J. P. Murphy
Will Schnadt
Ed O'Brien
Harry B
Sumner
Clyde E. McFarlane
J. F. Dilges
Rioting in Cambodia Cited by French Resident
After unrest in Cambodia a French resident carefully drafts a report for the Home Office. He warns that accuracy matters as newsreels are now available for reference.
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Cambodia
Louisy
Courier
Not in His Line Ether-If This Country Was Threatened
In a Brooklyn Eagle feature a reader asks if the nation faced danger would he take to arms. The reply from Mr Whizz declines deployment, saying he would travel by car and is not a birdman.
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Ether
Mr. Whizz
Cay
Brooklyn Eagle
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Geuther Home
Mrs. Scully
AAA
Warren
Royal Sportsmen
Roever
Iowa Extension Service
Jackson
Iowa
Iowa State Emergency Relief Committee
McCormick - Deering
Tripoli Implement Co
Twine
Thalia
Rm.parker
Goodyear
Goodyear 710 Speedway
Price Asu
H. H. Buhr Garage
Tripoli
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