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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1933
Page
6
An agricultural bulletin outlines how U S farmers can raise hog prices by aligning production with domestic demand. It notes shrinking export demand, rising foreign production, and U S consumer power declines, urging cooperative adjustment and government bonus payments to stabilize hog and corn markets. Exports rose last year but remain below prewar levels, with Britain and German tariffs limiting foreign demand. storage stocks were at record levels.
A Russian caller argues domestic income rise and lower foreign trade barriers are needed to reduce hog production in the United States so pork prices improve. The immediate outlook brightens due to government emergency hog buying that removed over 6 million hogs from farms and a June drought that curtailed fall planting. A corn hog program is needed to control production and lift prices in fall 1934 and spring 1935, or farmers may boost farrowing in response to favorable winter odds.
The item covers a range of local notes including a toddler’s kerosene ingestion under care, the Cut Rate Grocery and Market opening in the Geo Weber building, and Miss Helen Ross’s weekend trip. It also cites market projections for hogs, historical price trends since 1920, and shifts in purchasing power, plus social updates on Miss Hulda Clausen, Margery Mercness, and community church events. Funeral services for 14 year old Alice Zufall are reported with condolences to the Zufall family.
Kathleen Byrne, 22, secretary to an Eastern Detective agency, lands a film job after her work with the agency. Bromley’s mother Mrs Murtagh and Earl Barfoot of near Huntington drive over to take two families to Ceylon for Thanksgiving. The Larson family from Renwick visit Dolliver and former schoolmates, with plans for a local bazaar next Thursday.
A Morningside College student returned to Sioux City last Sunday afternoon to resume his college work following Thanksgiving with his parents Rev and Mrs. C. R. Yeager. The Living Links Sunday school class chose Mrs. Sharar of Huntington Church as their last teacher last Sunday.
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