Bremer Butler C T A reports October dairy yields
The Bremer Butler C T A reports October average herd production at 17.5 lbs butterfat and 442 lbs milk per day, with 11 herds on silage and grain feeding. Maurice Woodcock of Tripoli began testing in September, aiming to reduce costs by culling low producers. Eight top herds listed with milk and fat outputs. new members added: Woodcock, Gritzner, Cave, Paulson, Mcelinroy, Miller, Wygle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Maurice Woodcock
Tripoli
Wallace
Woodcock
Bremer
Butler
J. J. Lynes & Sons
Plainfield
Ayrshire
Neil Limberg
Austinville
Jersey
Harold Iserman
Waverly
F. A. Chester & Sons
Farm
Holsteins
Floyd Methfessel
Clarksville
Guernsey
Charles Besh
Denver
Holstein
Paul Strottman
Readlyn
Andrew Freeze
Allison
Charles A. Gritzner
Neil Cave
Albert Paulson
George Mcelinroy
Wm. Miller
Bernard Wygle
Jackson Township Farm Bureau Elects Officers and Hosts Program
The Jackson Township farm bureau met at the Janesville schoolhouse on Monday October 30. Albert Loveland was elected president and Mrs Robert Christopher secretary. A world fair trip report by Mrs W M George opened the program plus musical duets by Hazel Christopher Joyce Powers with Mrs A G Hinshaw and Florence Loveland Helen Hoffman. A story telling demonstration by Mrs C B Kelsey and Mrs E W Kirchhoff with Frederika township members capped the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township Farm Bureau
Janesville
Albert Loveland
Township Farm Bureau
Robert Christopher
W. M. George
Hazel Christopher
Joyce Powers
A. G. Hinshaw
Florence Loveland
Helen Hoffman
C. B. Kelsey
E. W. Kirchhoff
Frederika Township
Sweet Speaks at West Lafayette Meet
Burton E. Sweet was the principal speaker at the West Lafayette township farm bureau meeting held at the Whitney home on Wednesday evening November 1. He urged constructive farm organization and proper cooperation between farmers and government for recovery programs, noted land valuation through the Federal Land Bank, and highlighted corn-hog program details. A musical group led by Ernest Neil performed, followed by readings by Mildred Mueller and Margaret Ellison. The county agent spoke on the corn-hog program and latest updates. An oyster stew closed the evening. next meeting will be at the Paulson and Adams homes for December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton E. Sweet
West Lafayette Township
Farm Bureau
R. A. Whitney
Mr. Sweet
Federal Land Bank
Ernest Neil
Shell Rock
Mildred Mueller
Margaret Ellison
West Lafayette
A. L. Paulson
L. W. Adams
Distribution of Corn Loan Blanks Availability
The Farm Bureau office in Waverly reports that federal corn loan blanks are being requested after papers announced loan availability in Iowa. On Monday November 6 a preliminary request for fifty blanks was sent to Ames with possible increases, to be forwarded to Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Iowa
Waverly
Agricultural Extension Office
Ames
Washington, D. C
Home Project Meeting in Jackson Township
A follow up meeting of eighteen women was held at Mrs. Albert Cameron's house on Thursday afternoon November 2. Mrs. W. M. George led a lesson on poultry and its dietary uses, with a poultry menu prepared and served at 4:00. Mrs. Wilbur Zwanzigar was elected township chairman for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township Home Project
Albert Cameron
W. M. George
Wilbur Zwanzigar
Farmers discuss corn hog plans at Iowa meetings
Iowa farmers hear to corn hog adjustment program details from county agents extension staff and volunteers. Director Bliss explains that planned production aims to meet domestic needs with a safety margin to prevent hunger while raising prices and reducing unemployment. Further notes cover wheat payments Iowa benefits and cautions about loan services and cotton processing tax effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iowa
Community notes from Pottery Siding area families
Waverly and Tripoli residents visit kin across the region. Families including Schroeders, Meyers, Kukers, Redies, Lohmanns, Stehns, Heines, and Fredericks are repeatedly noted visiting, shopping, and attending local programs and church events over a week, highlighting neighborly ties and shared activities.
Plea From Deputy State Game Warden
Deputy State Game Warden R. P. Monplasure of the Iowa Fish and Game Commission urges public cooperation to curb violations. He notes two complaint types and praises confidential informants, stressing information quality and perseverance to protect wildlife in Waverly Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Fish and Game Commission
State Fish and Game Commission
R. P. Monplasure
Waverly
Iowa
Farmer Harris Lask Sows 60 Acres of Wheat and Sells
A. Harris Lask, a 60 year old farmer, sowed 60 acres of wheat and threshed 60 bushels, selling the produce at 60 cents per bushel. The report notes his age and appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Harris Lask
Legal transfers prepared by Bremer County Abstract Co.
Transfers for the week ending November 4 1933 at 4 pm report Frank Sager sheriff conveying 13000 to First National Bank Waverly sw section 30 and nw section 31 93 13 Frank Sager sheriff conveying 6800 to The Lincoln Joint Stock Land Bank s 1 2 sw and s 2 s 2 se section 4 93 13 Emma Geisfeld transferring to Gustav Geisfeld 1 with all rights e se and s ne section 9 92 11 L M Smith to Eva M Noon 7385 n 2 ne section 36 91 14 Ray Taber to Bremer County Iowa 250 tract in sw 4 section 2 91 14 G H Korth to Emma K Beck 4200 s 58 feet lots 3 and 4 block 384 Harmon and LeValleys addition Waverly Chris Kruse to Mrs Lena Pan zer 1 lot 1 block 69 Hattendorfs addition Tripoli
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County Abstract Company
Frank Sager
First National Bank
Waverly
Lincoln Joint Stock Land Bank
Emma Geisfeld
Gustav Geisfeld
L. M. Smith
Eva M. Noon
Ray Taber
Bremer County
Iowa
G. H. Korth
Emma K. Beck
Harmon and LeValley
Chris Kruse
Lena Panzer
Hattendorf
Tripoli
Economic Highlights From State to National Payrolls
Business high spots show California labor commission reporting 544000 payroll additions since January. General Electric adds 7600 workers boosting annual wage rate by 17000009 since March 1. Pennsylvania highway department expands road staff from 37000 to 50000 by November 1 with promise of 60000 by year end. Export figures for agricultural implements in September reach 1412829 versus 783158 year ago. Baltimore and Ohio Railway Sep earnings exceed prior period by over 1100000. General Motors reports Q3 net income 341618 against a loss of 4404229 in the 1992 period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California State Labor Commission
General Electric Co
Pennsylvania Highway Department
United
Baltimore and Ohio Railway
Ilas
General Motors Corp
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Farm Bureau News
D. D. Offringa
Bremer-Butler C. T. A
Harold Stutton
Tester
Jackson Township
Sweet
Carload
Buechele Lumber Co
Tripoli, Iowa
R. K. Bliss
The
Extension Service
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
National Farm Loan Associations
Federal
Fred D. Howe
Henry Schroeder
Gottlieb Meyer
Newton
Wm. Dohrmann
Louie Kuker
Lavern Goodenbour
Eldon
Ernest Rediés
August Fredericks
Fred Lohmann
Adela
Esther
Fremont No. 8
Marie Kuhrt
Christ Stehn
W. H. Kuker
Christ
Henry Heine, Sr
Henry Stromer
Will Lohmann
Henry Redies
Ernest Redies
Arnold Pries
Will Meyer
Artesian
Nadean
Herman Lahman
Motor Vehicle Dept
John Phillip Sousa
Samuel Phelps
Lois Phelps
Minnie Hanks
Dizzy Wynne
Dizzy
Ethel Potter
Phelp
Edward Potter
Mortimer Weldon
Lita Weldon
Russell Rogers
Hester Trader
Lela Selce Carroll Nevermann
Lois Frese
Lydia Seeries
Howard Rebholz
Beverly Rohrssen
Edward Bennett
Oscar Gerlach
Roberta Brewer
Stanley Gehrke
Ruby Bathke
Samuel French
Veryl Sturch
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