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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1934
Page
2
County agent M A Balkema cites Dr A G Black of the AAA as saying producers must cut hog litters and market hogs by at least 25 percent in 1934. If full litters are farrowed but pigs saved and raised fall short of the contract allotment, no further litters may be produced to meet the quota.
Fragmentary ad itemizes canned goods and bars with low prices. Mentions 2 cans 9¢, 8 large bars 26¢, 2 cans 32¢, 450 zinc? 2 pkes 25¢ and 13¢ packs. Context appears as a grocery sale notice from an old newspaper page.
Policies set by Administrative Rulings regulate feeder pig purchases including baselines from 1932 and 1933 litters, with options for new producers and transfers. The text also references a Ralph Waldo Emerson quote and notes on the Tuscarora tribe’s history, migration, and current population in Canada and New York.
The administration announced amendments expanding 1934 feeder pig purchases for cooperators. Producers may exceed 1932-33 average buys if they file a signed request with the County Allotment committee, obtain community and county approval, and ensure 1934 pig production meets set conditions including reduced market litters and farm locations within the same county.
A clipped inspirational snippet warns that worry harms more than effort and that facing problems promptly is essential. The quote notes that worry is like interest on trouble ahead of its due date, urging practical action over fretfulness.
Dr. Alton Emall fought the telephone company for seven years over an alleged overcharge. He secured a verdict for 5.40 but spent about 3000 in pursuit. He even padlocked his phone to tally calls.
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