Health board orders Cedar River pollution halt
The State Board of Health ordered an immediate cessation of Cedar River pollution and required towns, cities, and private firms to install approved sewerage disposal plants. Waterloo faces about 1.5 million dollars in costs, Cedar Falls 100 thousand to 250 thousand, with a September 24 hearing set to finalize plans and estimates. The institute noted improvements in June with 46 quarantines versus 60, and 19 smallpox cases led the counts.
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Cedar Rapids
Izany Walton Teague
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Iowa National Guard Pay Rolls Highlight Local Benefit
Corning resident R G Wessell notes Iowa National Guard Co K pay for three months totals 1169 dollars with a top 38 80 per man and a low four dollars for new privates, reflecting a sizable county distribution. James S Francis of Gravity describes a crude oil weed burner on rail beds burning vegetation and clearing rights of way. J I Henderson & Son of Harrison County plan grinding alfalfa hay for sale in sacks to extend feed value amid season.
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Corning
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Co. K
Iowa National Guard
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Francis
Taylor County
J. I. Henderson & Son
Harrison County
Mr. Henderson
Lovan
Hendersons
Minois
New Corn Sugar By-Product Promises Market Shift
Farmers watch the perfected corn sugar process, raising corn value as Cerelose becomes a cheaper, 70 to 75 percent as sweet alternative to cane sugar. The by-product could boost corn demand and pricing while offering a white sugar substitute.
HOGS FOLLOW CORN ON HIGH MARKET REPORTS
The Corn Growers Association ties hog price spikes to possible manipulation rather than supply. They foresee corn and hog markets stabilizing once fair prices reflect production costs plus reasonable profit. Demand for sugar from excess corn is noted as a potential byproduct of the new industry expansion.
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Corn Growers Association
Business Men Endorse Purpose Of Corn Growers
The Business Men's Credit Bureau of Pocahontas County, meeting July 11 at Pocahontas, endorses stabilizing corn prices to provide fair remuneration to producers. They recognize agriculture as the county and state’s key industry and urge uplift of agriculture for just returns, aligning with progress in chief corn producing states. D progress of the Iowa corn crop follows with a weather summary.
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Iowa
Sun
Corn Growers
Business Men's Credit Bureau
Pocahontas County
Pocahontas
Towa
Progress of corn improves with weather outlook
The Corn Growers Association received a weather outlook from the Weather Bureau noting mostly good corn progress with improved conditions countrywide though many river bottoms remain poor and rain is badly needed west of the Gulf. The association aims for 100,000 members and 140 counties by November 15, hoping to influence market price by January 1.
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Weather Bureau
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Gulf Area
Witae
Corn Growers Day At State Fair Moved To August 27
The Corn Growers' Association corrects a recent date error for Corn Growers' Day at the State Fair. The event will be held on the 27th instead of the 23rd with headquarters at the head of Grend avenue across from the assembly tent. An all day session is planned with speeches on subsidies.
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Corn Growers’ Association
Grend Avenue
Thessembly
Round table discussions to aid dirt farmers announced
A new program aims to address neglected corn marketing issues like production costs and marketing losses. Details will follow. A round table will meet twice daily at the headquarters for open general discussions, with emphasis on dirt farmers.
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