Farm Bureau Ideas and Policy Stances in Iowa History
A six year overview of the Farm Bureau in Iowa traces its founding aims to aid farmers. The text lists resolutions on highway safety, tax policy, road funding, anti-discrimination, hunting permits, exports, and livestock protections, highlighting figures like Cassady and Wallace and urging federal action on law and tariffs.
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Farm Bureau
Iowa
Agricultural Department
Dept. of Agr
Lowa Farm Bureau Federation
Raymond W. Cassady
Henry ©. Wallace
United States Department of Agriculture
Iowa Agriculture
Cassady
Wallace
Roosevelt of Agriculture
General Assembly
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
O. E. Bradfute
American Farm Bureau Federation
Agricultural Commission
Coolidge
United States
London
Congress
Canada
St. Lawrence-Great Lakes
Cue Farm Bureau Messenger
Training Youth Through Club Work And Agriculture
An editorial urging harnessing youth potential through 4H style clubs. It highlights a large youth population, warns many are alien born or influenced, and urges immediate cultivation of American ideals. It promotes Ton Litter Club Corn Club and Pig club activities to teach farming, leadership, and community organization through county agents and poultry and livestock projects.
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Adair Co
Emmet
Karnak cures sufferer claims weight gain and health boost
A letter from A. C. Williams of Clinton Iowa touts Karnak as a miracle medicine after six years of trouble, loss of weight, and back kidney pain. He credits Karnak for renewed strength and health and notes exclusive distribution in Estherville by J. A. Cummings.
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Karnak
A. C. Williams
Sixth Ave
Clinton
Iowa
Chicago
Sweet Clover Fertility Benefits for Corn Soils
An Ohio station analysis shows sweet clover seeded with small grain, plowed under in April of the following year, provides maximal corn benefits by May planting. An acre of good sweet clover can add 135 pounds of nitrogen, enough to support 100 bushels of corn, with cost about $1.50. The practice offers a practical fertility-building method across the corn belt, especially where lime-rich soils promote vigorous growth.
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Ohio
Wallaces
Local church notes promise new class and growing attendance
Township leaders will inform changes through the township chairman. Despite bad weather, church attendance remains strong as the pastor praises Sunday services. The B P U Cabinet plans a church membership class and Good Citizens program growth. An illustrated lecture on Ligington and the Congo is set for Wednesday for children and youth. Band No 8 will hold a market at Sconberg Kilgore’s next Saturday starting at 10 a m. Mr S W Bond visits Estherville. he mourns the recent death of Mrs Bond in Cumberland Wisconsin and Iowa Falls, with condolences offered.
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S. W. Bond
Estherville
Vitamins Discovery Linked to Cod Liver Oil
The text notes that vitamins were discovered while experimenting with cod-liver oil to uncover its health-building virtues. It emphasizes that vitamins form the basis of the oil’s noted health benefits for mankind.
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Farm Bureau Notes
Middle West
Spencer Chick Hatchery
Spencer, Ia
South Carolina
J. A .Cummings
Joe * Wing
Nutrition School
High Lake
12 Mile Lake Townships
Ed. Osher
Wallingford
Ruth Cessna
Ames
Wm. Schacherer
Chautauqua
Union Baptist Church
W. F. Huxford
Scott
Tt & Bowne
Bloomfield, N. J
Allen
W. K. Allen