Farm Bureau salaries spark debate over member dues
President Howard earns 15000 annually from a 1500000 member base. Mr Gunningham gains 7500 from Town members. The piece argues salaries are modest and notes a larger fight by Farm Bureau against land valuation tax hikes, comparing salaries to railroad attorney gains and corporate lending.
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Howard
Farm Bureau
Gunningham
Estherville Shipping Association Adopts Incorporation
The Estherville Shipping Association meets Saturday October 29 at 2 p m in the Court House and votes to incorporate under Iowa law, reducing member liability to debt protection at a cost of seven dollars. The move aligns with sixty six Iowa associations under the new statute. Clarence Wygle dies suddenly October 9 at his Clarksville home after a life of service as farmer, college athlete, veteran, and county agent. U S Grain Growers begins Iowa organizing with Story county campaigns and state approvals paving way for expansion.
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Estherville Shipping Association
Estherville Co-Operative Shipping Association
Court House
Iowa
Estherville
Clarence Wygle
van Nice
Graff
Clarksville
Clarence
Butler County
Iowa State College
Sargeanty
Meuse-Argonne
Emmet
Altho
Althe
Murl McDonald
Campaign leadership named for county farm drive
Middleton of Eagle Grove will head the farm campaign in Story county. He is an executive committee member of the Town Farm Bureau federation and state director of the U S Grain Growers, with T A Hongas of Des Moines and A W Carver of Masentine assisting. Last week solicitor training was held in Nevada and they are now at work in Story county.
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U.S. Grain Growers, Inc
Iowa
U. S. Grain Growers, Inc
Story County
U. S
Farm Bureau
A. TD. Middleton
Eagle Grove
Town Farm Bureau Federation
U. S. Grain
Grovera
Perstonship
T. A. Hongas
Dex Moines
Farmers Union
A. W. Carver
Masentine
Nevada
Dickinson County
Fred D. Butcher
Town Swine Feeders Demonstration Draws Attention
The Animal Husbandry Department of the Town State College hosts a swine feeders demonstration on November 16 1921 in a steam heated pavilion. Last spring's cattle feeder event drew over eight hundred attendees and organizers expect a large turnout again despite market conditions for corn.
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Animal Husbandry Department
Town State College
Farm Bureau
Community Notes From Estherville Area Sunday Events
South of Spirit Lake the Cockburns assist Mr Carnell Olson then help Mr Neson Wheatey after Olson. T W Stark and Bois guests at Harry Brown’s. Ernest Stark and G G Wheatley also hosted. Maurice Olson spent weekend at home. Luther League events at Mrs A T Nashy and Mrs Cornell Olson’s home, good turnout. Elmer Werhrandson returns to Minot after fall visit. Olson and Martens attend Emmet school board fall meeting. Dewall visits Glenn Bauhauser’s south of Estherville. Superior Culture Club hosts a literary meeting at Mrs Conrad Anderson’s. large attendance. Service Star Legion dance and supper Armistice Day in Olson’s hall. ex servicemen invited. five piece orchestra.
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Spirit Lake
Donald Cockburn
Carnell Olson
Neson Wheatey
Olson
W. Stark
Bois
Ernest Stark
G. G. Wheatley
Harry Brown
Maurice Olson
A. Tf. Nashy
Cornell Olson
Luther League
Elmer Werhrandson
Minot
North Dakota
Messrs
Martens
Board of Trustees
Emmet Consolidated
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