Corn Hog Adjustment Plan Outlined by Administration
The plan, proposed by Secretary Wallace and George N Peek, offers payments up to 3500000 while reducing corn acreage and hog production to lift prices. It mixes acreage cuts, hog culling, and federal relief with target shifts in 1934, 1933, and 1935. Initial payments of 2 5 per head and 80 million in total may be provided, financed by processing taxes on corn and hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amer'mers
Henry A. Wallace
Lary
George N. Peek
Ket
County Ag
Waverly
Proton Control Association
County Corn-Hog Action Control Association
Local Control Association
Wallace
United States
Chester C. Davis
Bremer County
County Fair Winners and Dairy Honors Report
Around The County with D D Offringa notes Bob and Bill won first prize at the 4 H club fair and Nashua fair, later sold to Mass achusetts after a fourth place at the Dairy Cattle Congress. Bremer county farmers report good alfalfa seed prospects with several herds named on the National Dairy honor roll. A proposal to divert 1 billion dollars from public works funds for a moon rocket is recounted with a joking passenger list caveat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Bill
Nashua
A. P. Juhl
West Lafayette Township
Massachusetts
Dairy Cattle Congress
Bremer County
W. D. Rucker
Fremont Township
Lynes Elected Polk Township Farm Bureau President
J. K. Lynes was elected president and C. Q. Nichols secretary of the Polk township farm bureau at a meeting held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Q. Nichols on October 19. The program featured musical numbers and readings while a county agent led a discussion on the corn hog program. Refreshments included oyster stew and cake provided by the bureau ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Lynes
C. Q. Nichols
Polk Township
Farm Bureau
Fremont Hustlers 4-H Girls Meet at Sien Home
The Fre mont Hustlers 4-H girls' club held its regular meeting at the home of Josephine Sien on Monday October 16 Norma Stange led the session which opened with roll call and reports on old and new business A test was given by leader Charlotte Bennett A delicious lunch was served at the close with Josephine Irene Schlichting serving as reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Hustlers 4-H
Josephine Sien
Norma Stange
Charlotte Bennett
Josephine
Irene Schlichting
Iowa Plans Corn Hog Campaign Under Parity Aim
Iowa announces a corn hog program with farmer control and parity pricing to restore purchasing power. County leaders, extension workers, and county agents will mobilize education, contracts, and publications to implement production cuts and benefit payments funded by processing taxes and admin funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
R. K. Bliss
Iowa State College
United States Department of Agriculture
County Association
Bliss
Vegetable Storage Tips From Iowa Expert
Proper storage of vegetables will allow Iowans to keep taste and appearance close to fresh. E. S. Haber, professor of vegetable science, explains that correct moisture, temperature and fresh air, plus good initial produce, are essential for storage success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Haber
Safe winter storage guidance for vegetables at Town State College
Extension horticulturist C. V. Holsinger presents storage temperatures for various vegetables. Keep most vegetables in a cool cellar near freezing, onions and dry beans in cold dry locales, root crops 32 to 38 F, celery cabbage in moist cool air, and a vented, humidity controlled basement room for longer storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Holsinger
Town State College
Public School Honor Roll Lists Eleven Seniors and Underclassmen
Last week was report card week and the district announces the honor roll. Seniors James Bennett Elvera Kelling Pearl Bathke Margaret Eichmann Arlene Fink Marie Gefert Orval Harmening Dahlia Krueger Irene Schlichting. Juniors Carroll Nevermann Oscar Gerlach. Sophomores Hulda Dettmer Alice Kuker. Freshmen Zatha Kroll Shirley Hale Harry Schlichting Mavis Selck Helen Thomas. To qualify next six weeks students must improve by one percent or maintain above ninety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bennett
Elvera Kelling
Pearl Bathke
Margaret Eichmann
Arlene Fink
Marie Geffert
Orval Harmening
Dahlia Krueger
Irene Schlichting
Carroll Never
Rainbow Party in First Grade Class
A first grade classroom under Miss Oleson held a rainbow party with rainbow caps, soap bubbles, and rainbow colored cookies. Students sang Happy Birthday to Darlyles and Harry and received cookies decorated with white frosting and rainbow candies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlyles
Harry
Vada
Irene
Leo Tegtmeier
Harland
Donald
Leaves Mounted and Raggedy Ann Dollys Featured at School
Joe Omelik led a week of nature craft as students found pretty leaves and learned their names then waxed and mounted them on cream paper. They colored leaf drawings while reading Raggedy Ann and Jean Doty shared a real Raggedy Ann doll for readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Omelik
Home Economics Room
Raggedy Ann
Dolly
Jean Doty
Raggedy Ann Dolly
Third Grade Friday Recap And Halloween Plan
Miss Boyle's class notes a mix of arithmetic results with sixteen in one room and four of the other five at ninety five. They outline safety rules for a child lost in a large town and plan a Halloween party Friday afternoon with games and a short program after lunch.
Fourth Grade Students Report On Lindbergh Flight
Miss Chesebro’s class lists students who completed the multiplication chart: Lawrence, Gloria, Kenneth Sievers, Floyd, Howard, Ruth, Roy, Marion, Wendell and Florence. Weekly readers cover Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and his northern Atlantic flight, his photo with Eskimo children, and a visit to Sweden, where his grandfather was born.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Gloria
Kenneth Sievers
Floyd
Howard
Ruth
Roy
Marion
Wendell
Florence
Charles A. Lindbergh
Atlantic Ocean
Sweden
Fifth Grade Works and Halloween Classroom Decor
Miss Conklin's class explains solving written arithmetic problems by identifying purpose facts and steps then applying methods and checking. They found written problems easier with practice and enjoy estimating to gauge closeness to answers. For Halloween they made owls ducks witches corn shocks and pumpkins to decorate the room border above the board.
Sixth Grade Study Natty Bumppo In Cooper Tale
In reading we studied James Fenimore Cooper and outlined the life of Natty Bumppo. We read a story titled A Narrow Escape and noted the famous character. In arithmetic we work on multiplication of denominate numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fenimore Cooper
Natty Bumppo
Lois Buls
Seventh Grade Letters and Studies Notes
Seventh grade teachers Miss Ensminger and Mr Van derlinden plan friendly letters in English. Pupils study subjects and predicates in drill books and read The Courtship of Miles Standish. They prepare pictures for booklets and complete geography and arithmetic lessons. Laura Heinemann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensminger
Mr. Vanderlinden
Miles Standish
Laura Heinemann
Eighth Grade Reading and Civics Summary
Dorothy Hankner notes a study of Sacagawea as a Lewis and Clark guide, reads Lucy Larcom and Alice Freeman Palmer poems, reviews profit and loss, and begins commercial discounts. English topics include adverbial nouns and appositives. Citizenship discusses city government and county governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacagowea
Lucy Larcom
Alice Freeman Palmer
Government of Cities
Dorothy Hankner
Freshman News Highlights Home Economics and Math Activities
This week in home economics two lab days and three theory days covered grain structure with microscope study of wheat and corn and starch changes in potato during cooking. Bread making and egg dishes were cooked while algebra teaches substitutions of formulas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnetta Schwer
Practicing what we preach in Sophomore Health class
Sophomore students learn note taking from lectures and readings. Miss Sturch discusses malaria and yellow fever. They study Walter Reed’s work showing transmission by female Aedes aegypti mosquitoes and methods to prevent and disinfect homes for disease control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sturch
Walter Reed
Lillia Rohrssen
Help Them Win The Tripoli Football Team Preview
Tripoli football team looks promising this year with key games scheduled. The home opener under lights is next Thursday at New Hampton field, October 26, followed by a hard fought game at Waverly on November 6. The final match is against Sumner on Armistice Day, November 11, after Armistice Day exercises. Begin the season by attending Thursday evening’s game. New York police report a disappearing pickpocket amid notes on auto crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
New Hampton
Waverly
Sumner
Advertising stunt ends in fatal attempt
Arthur E. Olson dies while trying to demonstrate an inner tube strength for a tire company. The incident underscores the dangers of stunt advertising and suggests reliance on printed copy over risky demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Olson
Doctor endorsed liquid laxatives for safe, controllable use
The article notes the public returning to liquid laxatives for precise dosing and comfortable movement. It highlights Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe prescription type based on a natural laxative, non-habit forming, and non irritating to the kidneys, available at druggists, endorsed by the National Retail Druggists Association.
Local Sunday Visits Reported Across Rural Iowa Homes
South of Tripoli residents and neighbors spent Sunday visiting family and hosting guests at multiple homes. Families including Neidert Peters Holm Tonne and Beisner shared Sunday occasions, with car trips to Monona and gatherings at Pape Rathe and Blasberg homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Neidert
Theo. Peters
Roger Holm
Raymond Beisner
Elmer Tonne
Elnora Tonne
Leo
Erwin
C. L. Myers
Herman Peters
Lawrence Heideman
Monona
Otto Pape
Art Tegtmeier
Joe Snelling
Minnie
Elsie Peters
Fred Rathe
Art Holm
Erwin Franklin
Fred Detterding
Fred Dohrmann
J. C. Kuhrt
Keneath
Robert
H. C. Kuhrt
John Sassman
Richard Bast
Henry Blasberg
Carl Boeckmann
Otto Boeckmann
Elmer Sassman
H. H. C. Tegtmeier
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farm Bureau News
D. D. Offringa
National Dairy Association
Bremer-Butler
Fremont
Sien
Public
Miss Oleson
Milroy
Miss Boyle
Chesebro
Miss Conklin
Freshman News
New York
Miles
Nervine
P. J. Amlie
Sorg Drug Store
E. C. Claus
C. E. Moodie
Waverly Savings Bank Bldg
Paul Schober
Bankers Life Insurance
Des Moines
Buhr
W. H. Wehrmacher
Fred Rewoldt
First National Bank
H. W. Krueger
Main Street
M. M. Kingsley
First National Bark Bldg
Waverly, Iowa
Herman Kleiss
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