Farmers Proposals Shaping 1935-36 Adjustment Plan
The Leader's News outlines two questions for Iowa and other corn hog contract signers as they vote this week and next. Should there be a 1935 adjustment program for corn and hogs, and should a one contract per form adjustment program for grains and livestock take effect in 1936. Affected by regional meetings, township ballots will decide, with results relayed to AAA. Director Bliss warns that without adjustments, a small crop could prompt oversupply and lower hog prices in 1936 and 1937. A separate poll of eligible non contract signers may occur, and any 1935 contract will be open to all eligible producers regardless of 1934 signing.
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Iowa
AAA
Corn-Hog Control Association
Lowa
R. K. Bliss
Iowa Extension Service
Must Pay Corn Loan or Apply for New One
Iowa farmers with old corn loans must pay or apply for a new loan by October 15. Aaberg urges borrowers or banks to contact the Commodity Credit Corporation to obtain old loan papers to avoid delays. Sealers will reseal cribs until December 1 to issue new 55 cent loans using old papers sent to a bank chosen by the borrower. Details were shared by state and regional CCC officials at seven district meetings.
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Iowa
H. C. Aaaberg
Commodity Credit Corporation
Ray Murray
Lloyd Eveland
Aaberg
Towa
Warehouse Board
Governors Island as Second Corps Area Headquarters
Governors Island serves as the headquar ters for the Second Corps Area of the army. It operates as a regular army post with training facilities and disciplinary barracks. The Atlantic branch of the disciplinary barracks is situated on Governors Island.
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Governors Island
Second Corps
Army
Atlantic
Devil Dances and the origin of modern waltz
Dr. Margaret Murray, a leading living authority on witchcraft history, claims that even the ordinary waltz stems from Devil dances performed by worshippers of the evil one during their propitiatory ceremonies. The piece links everyday life to a haunted past and urges caution in accepting cultural forms at face value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Murray
Latin Official Language in England Diplomacy
The article notes Latin as England's diplomatic language into the seventeenth century with John Milton assigned to translate letters to foreign rulers in 1649. It highlights Milton's duty to render correspondence into Latin during that era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
John Milton
Questions and Answers on Corn Loans 1935 program
The Commodity Credit Corporation announced a new 1935 corn loan to replace prior extensions. Borrowers must pay or reapply by October 15, with seals and insurance required. The plan allows 55 cents per bushel, 85 cents call price, and includes provisions on eligibility, sealing, crib standards, and liens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodity Credit Corporation
Federal Land Bank
Production Credit Corporation
United States
Sufficient Funds Available to Finish County T B Work
Bremer County announces funds are sufficient to complete one full bovine tuberculosis test for all dairy herds. A June campaign aimed to clean up herds and reach accreditation, with federal funds matched to proceed. First test expected in a month. 14 townships completed voluntary testing, 117 herds remain. From June 23 to September 22, 21,960 cattle tested, 4,957 reactors found.
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Bremer County
Washington
Frederika
Franklin
Leroy
Jefferson
Warren
Lafayette
Fremont
Maxfield
Dayton
Sumner
Douglas
Polk
Jackson
Court notes from Iowa 1934 includes manslaughter verdict and injunctions
In State of Iowa v Ra cere a jury found guilty of manslaughter. I H McDaniel v Fred Ser foss issued a permanent injunction on farm operations. Theodore Kruger v Charles Ritchie awarded 60.27 to plaintiff. Pennington v Town of Sumner hearings pending injunction matter. Spahn & Rose Lumber Co v Ralph Schroedermeier set for jury trial Sept 28. Frederick Clausing estate closed. Grand jury spoke and was excused for term. Also, displays of Mound Builder wall paintings at Phillips Academy Andover. South America size and population note: 32 countries the size of France could fit, population 80,000,000 with Brazil home to half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Iowa
Charles Racere
I. H. McDaniel
Fred Serfoss
Theodore Kruger
Charles Ritchie
C. W. Pennington
Town
Sumner
Iowa
Spahn & Rose Lumber Co
Ralph Schroedermeier
Frederick Clausing
Waiter Miscommunication Over Calf’s Head Joke
A humorous exchange unfolds as a diner challenges a waiter in a crowded dining room. The waiter replies with a misheard line about a stuffed calf’s head, provoking surprised laughter and a tense pause before the scene shifts.
Heine earth Feet and Shoes by Dr William J Scholes
ADr Scholes argues feet have grown larger with age and fashion. He notes U S women have neat feet but arches widen due to low shoes. He details proper shoe height and fit, warns against shoes too small or too short, and urges gradual shifts to low heels to protect foot spine and posture.
Fragmentary archaic verse hints at lineage and fate
Fragmentary OCR text reads as archaic prose about internal adoption, lineage, and dire outcomes. The garbled lines mention organs, endurance, footnotes of fate, and a sense of unmanaged consequence. Unable to determine clear persons, places, or events.
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Louis Unser
Glen Shultz
B. D. Hammond
Cimino
Shultz
Firestone
McCormick- Deering
McCormick-Deering
Tripoli Implement Co. Farm Machinery
Twine
T. B
Archeological Museum
Phillips Academy
Andover
Mass
South America
France
Brazil
Heine Earth
William J. Scholes
Brom, Stract Company
T County Ap
A. J. Edson Davis
Judith Brewer
Janesville
Christian Schmidt
John Schmidt
Roy D. Garner
Meyer
Harmon & Leydition
Waverly
Lutheran Mutual Ajt Society
E. W. Clarks
Tre. Tee
É. Alley
Alka-Seltzer
Geo. Bennett
New York
N. Y
Tripoli
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