State News Highlights Iowa Campaign and Legal Cases
The Iowa State Veterinary and Farmers Union agencies push a cattle health drive amid a $250,000 biennial budget, with state funds scarce. Court rulings overturn a neighbor dispute linked to wartime taxes, while wedding notices and aviation era travel add local flavor. Census illiteracy data and new rural high school housing rules shape education and infrastructure policy nationwide.
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Darmanin
Moines
Teven
A. Thompsen
Department of Sericnttural
Washington
State Veterinary Department
Waitinss
Red Cross
Shelby
Winnehaces
Roses
Malcalin
Using Tax Paid Agents to Unionize Agriculture
The Industry article attacks close ties between county agricultural agents and the Farm Bureau. It notes farmers' marketing organizations have emerged with varying success, citing California Citrus Growers Equity Co-Operative Exchange grain elevators and potato growers exchanges as examples of organizations run by and for farmers.
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Washington, D. C
Farm Bureau
California Citrus , Growers
Equity Co-Operative Exchange Grain Elevators
Potato Growers’ Exchanges
War Finance advances aid grain and exports
The War Finance Corporation announced advances totaling 15 million dollars for agricultural use to grain growers via the Equity Co-Operative Exchange in Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota once grain is in warehouses and receipts can be pledged. It also approved 4.14 million for cotton and tobacco exports. Officials expect the first issue of War Finance bonds soon as applications for up to 1 billion dollars in agricultural and livestock credits pour in.
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War Finance Corporation
Advertising satire on a business man’s reliance on ads
A Ti tonka Topic quips that a self styled businessman wakes to an all advertising morning from mattress to breakfast and attire, then to work where he rejects advertising as not paying, highlighting skepticism of ads amid constant promotion.
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Ciill
Titonka
Doan's Kidney Pills End Back Pain Claims
Estherville resident Miss M. C. Hyrup testifies to Doan's Kidney Pills relieving dull back pain and tiredness from disordered kidneys. She bought them at Johnston's Drug Store, noting lasting relief and recommending the remedy. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster-Milburn Co. manufactures in Buffalo, New York.
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Estherville
M. C. Hyrup
S. Third St
Doan
Johnston's
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