New 55c Ear Corn Loans From RF C and CCC
Reconstruction Finance Corporation and Commodity Credit Corporation approve new loans of 55 cents per bushel for ear corn stored on farms in 12 states including Colorado Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Minnesota Missouri Nebraska Ohio South Dakota. Farmers with existing loans may switch by Oct 15 after repaying. Loans require No 4 grade or better corn and reinspected seals.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Commodity Credit Corporation
Colorado
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Ohio
South Dakota
Jesse H. Jones
D. D. Offringa
Waverly
Butler and Bremer County Cow Testing Association August Report
Harold B Sutton presents the Bremer and Butler county cow testing association August data. A total of 333 cows averaged 532 pounds of milk and 21.3 pounds of fat. Floyd Methfessel's Guernseys averaged 761 pounds milk and 38.5 fat, Holsteins 1121 pounds milk and 86.9 fat. Charles R Besh Holsteins 808 pounds milk 31.8 fat. Neil Limberg Jerseys 498 pounds milk 31.2 fat. Maurice Woodcock Holsteins 785 pounds milk 30.9 fat. Methfessel opened a bull pen and shed of significant value.
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Harold B. Sutton
Bremer and
Butler County
Floyd Methfessel
Guernseys
F. A. Chester & Sons
Charles R. Besh
Neil Limberg
Jerseys
Maurice Woodcock
Corn Crop of 1935 Key to Hog Industry Outlook
Federal economists at Iowa State College warn that hog production and prices hinge on the 1935 corn crop. If farmers plant less corn next spring and yields stay normal, hog output may not rise, avoiding a glut. They urge balancing feed to livestock to prevent cheap corn and extra farrowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
Drouth
Expect Messiah to Return in a Californian House
Americans prepare for the Messiah as Collier's Weekly quotes Mrs. P. M. Ellis of San Diego. A California man has built and deeded a large house to David, while a Long Island woman converted her mansion into a Hebrew home with Palestinian attire to welcome the savior.
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Messiah
Depth of a Man in Campaign Talks
Senator Sorghum quips about a candidate, noting he never digs deeper than $2,000 in any campaign. The exchange centers on perceived depth and commitment in political fundraising and character.
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Senator Sorghum
Meaning of Faux Pas and Circus Tale
A cryptic chat hints at a teacher named Something Like That and James asking the meaning of faux pas. James recalls a past circus run, suggesting a playful recollection of a teacher anecdote in a light conversational tone.
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James
Farmers May Sell Surplus Corn Fodder to AAA
Bremer county farmers may contract surplus corn fodder to the AAA per D D Oringa on Sept 18 from L W Plager in charge of the National Corn Fodder Purchasing Program. Prices per ton for fodder and stover vary by quality and form. Contracts require early cutting before frost, shock curing, and minimum ten tons. first come, first served within county quota. contact county agent and farm bureau for details.
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Bremer County
AAA
D. D. Oringa
L. W. Plager
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Iowa
Independence
Grundy County
Farm Bureau
Waverly
Cattle Congress to Select Champion 4-H Dairy Club Member
Waterloo Iowa a trip to the National Club Congress in Chicago will go to Iowa's champion 4 H dairy calf club member The winner will be among the Dairy Cattle Congress exhibitors October 1 to 7 Judges will assess complete records herd management and community and club activity John Whaley Marshalltown won in 1983 and Karl Kainz Elkader was champion in 1932.
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Waterloo
Iowa State Brand Creamerie, Inc
Mason City
Iowa
National Club Congress
Chicago
Ernest M. Wright
Iowa State Dairy Association
Dairy Club
Dairy Cattle Congress
John Whaley
Marshalltown
Karl Kainz
Elkader
Smith Repairs Window After Quick Market Run
Smith assures his wife he can fix a broken window. He measures and buys glass. The shop keeper says it is a simple job. Smith returns to the shop and asks if the size is still the same.
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Smith
Confused Insurance Interview Raises Privacy Questions
Mr Brown reports a worrying encounter with insurers who asked intrusive questions about his state of mind. Mrs Brown finds the questions absurd and wonders if he left them blank.
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Mr. Brown
Mrs. Brown
His Rich Aunt And What Has Brought You To Town
Reginald visits his aunt in Sheffield as he arrives in town to see the sights. The nephew explains his purpose to the aunt, starting a scene of social interaction in a late period column.
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Reginald
Sheffield
Eng
Weekly Telegraph
Quilting Revival and Everyday Kitchen Tips From Old Times
Betty Webster notes quilting parties faded but antique tastes rise, describing simple projects like a quilted pillow and practical kitchen recipes. The piece mixes social history with step by step craft and bread making instructions. It reflects a bygone community crafts scene and home science.
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Betty Webster
Dinah
Nellie
Social visits and minor injuries in Sumner area
Rev F Schedtler of Sumner called at Rev C G Gerlach's home Thursday. Arlie Bergmann broke his arm after a fall from a tree Friday. Several Waterloo and Tripoli visitors called at local homes Friday and Sunday. Multiple local residents hosted birthday gatherings and visited kin in nearby towns including Oelwein New Hampton and Artesian.
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F. Schedtler
Sumner
C. G. Gerlach
Arlie Bergmann
Herman Bergmann
F. Noettger
Pete Jacobson
Waterloo
Ernst Quade
Charles Schwemm
Conrad Meyer
Leona Stumme
Chicago
W. H. Grebien
Fred Peters
Near Waverly
Ted Slack
Everett and
Arline
New Hampton
Will Grebien, Sr
Tripoli
John Koch
Ernst Hoppenworth
Henry Kuecker
Wm. Knief
Ernst Richmann
Klinger
Herman Lohmann
Edwin Bang
Oelwein
Oscar Quade
Erwin Hoppenworth
Fred Leege
Lester McCullen
Lester
Wm. Meyer and Son
Near Artesian
Louie Rodemeyer
Waverly
Leslie Vogt
Carl Boeckman
Arlen
Fair Will Close Forever At 1933 Chicago Exposition
The World's Fair in Chicago will definitively close on October 31, ending two years of global spectacle. After November 1 the lakefront attractions are to be dismantled, with plans for new events before the show’s final chapter. The event drew millions and featured iconic sights like Wings of a Century, the House of Magic, and the free lagoon theater.
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Chicago
Edward J. Kelly
Lenox S. Lohr
Lake Front
Belgium
Italy
Tunis
England
Mobile Solar
House of Magic
Free Lagoon Theater
Olten
Evelyn Mann
His Failing Mr Pincushion Dialogues On Spool Anonym
A fragmentary dialogue between Miss Spool and Mr Pincushion features tension over social friction. The terse exchange hints at class or attitude clashes rendered in plain spoken lines. No further context or resolution is provided in the readable text.
Bremer Road Collision and Farm Accident Report
A Bremer road crash near highway 59 injured no one except a cow likely to die after Rev Harold Wunderlich’s car struck it at 11 30 PM Monday. In a separate incident Ernest Homan’s team of three horses ran away, smashing a corn binder beyond repair. Nearby social visitors and family gatherings are noted from Sunday in the Weyverly area.
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Harold Wunderlich
Bremer Road
Highway 59
Wunderlich
Ernest Homan
Arnold Homan
Ed Leitha
C. H. Linon
Elmer Shipp
Leslie Strottman
Strottman
Waverly
Legal Transfers Reach Bremer County Notices
Prepared transfers list for Bremer County for week ending September shows multiple property moves. Otto H Deike to Ms Remmers for 1 dollar plus lots in Plainfield. Ethel J Cave to Hildred Erbes for 3000. W Steele to B C Kelsuy for 1 with parcel segments. other lot and easement transfers noted in township plats and audits.
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Bremer Count Stract Company
Jacob Haag
Arthy Haag
Auditor's Plat
Otto H. Deike
Ethel J. Cave
Harmony LeValley
Waverly
C. W. Steele
B.C. Kelsuy
No Difficulty There She Was Determined to Remain Single
Fragmentary dialogue shows two unnamed speakers debating commitment and restraint. One insists on remaining single, while the other counters with a whimsical affection for small things, revealing a light, undecided tone.
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Bell System
Butler and Bremer County
Glaziers
Siegel
Mr. Pincushion
Miss Spool
Bremer
Mscormick
Deering
McCormick-Deering
Babcock
Tripoli Implement Co. Seeds
Twine
Exhia
Action Everywhere
Ines
Owa
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