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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1941

Page

10

Busy Iowa AAA Office Tracks Spring Farm Plans

The Washington Iowa AAA office in the northeast square runs a brisk spring, with Chairman Carl R Oldfield and staff handling up to 60 farmers daily. A detailed log shows farmers like Ed Custer, Roy Havel, John Foster, Dan Hesseltine, and J. L. Robertson seeking farm program changes, loan payments, and field measurements while staff issue 2400 letters and process corn and wheat loans amid planimetering and limestone applications.

Washington Aaa Carl R. Oldfield Warren ©. Morgan Wayne E. Nor Man AAA Ed Custer Wilson Ice Company Manis T Hogue Roy Havel Court House Horak Washington Clay Township G. B. Deen Wellman Lime Creek Township Clarence Redlinger Margaret Redlinger John Patterson A. E. Farrier Brighton Township Gevoek Carrie Ww. Berdo Dutch Creek Township Ralph Robertson J. L. Robertson Dutch Creek Township Robertson O.K Floyd Blankenhorn Crawford Township Farm Bureau Sam &. Bowser H. W. Luers Smith Franklin Township Ray Lambert Highland Township Lambert Oregon Highland Crawford Marion Win Durst Pp. F. Whister Bertha Meek Jackson Township Mr. Whister John D. Lynn Walnut Township Jefferson County C. J. McKenzie Claude Essley McKenzie Mr. Essley Essley Henry J. Kiene R. E. Vincent George Stoutner H. W. Statler Mr. Stoutner Carl Stoumers C. D. Kirkpatrick K. A. Mathers Haskins Hoe William D. Roberts D. W. Griffiths Ellery Foster Dan Hesseltine Fivather Sutters P. J. Graber Richard Krebs Riverside Town Township Gilbert Hoskins Boyd Stanley Foster William Murphy Ed Kucera Iowa Township J. Wb. Johnson August Schmidt Albert Schmidt George Foster Washington Township Vincent Tellin Anton Kauffman Roy Kelley Scofield Patterson Kelley Larson Adolph Larson John Foster Fred K. Semler Henry Durran Clifford W. Sommers English River Iowa E Eglish River Lime Creek Wilmer Lauderman F. A. Mayhews Norman Cedar Jackson Yoder Daniel PP. Yoder Miss Yeager Evelyn Evestone Lucille Finke Maxine Marshall

Three Methods to Earn Farm Conservation Payments

Under the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938 three payment methods exist beyond staying within allotments or soil building. Farmers may earn 15 dollars per farm by planting two acres of forest trees in addition to regular soil building payments. For small farms the corn or wheat allotment may exceed by ten acres without deduction if the total soil depleting allotment is under twenty acres. general crop payments require soil building practices.

Farm Bureau Sets Three Key Farm Policy Positions

Iowa Farm Bureau officials at district meetings announced four core aims to protect farmers. They include full parity income, ending partisan politics in agriculture programs, farmer control of farm programs, and farmer-origin policies. The group also opposed price pegging and urged safeguards for democracy and farm credit autonomy.

Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Washington County Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Washington Farn Credit Administration Iawa Fairfield J. W. Chandler Francis Johnson Johnson Legislative Committee American Farm Bureau Federation Congress AAA Allen Kline State Federation Raymond Sayrre Farm Credit Administration

Loss of Color in Fruits Tied to Nutrient Loss Dr Joslyn Says

Dr. M A Joslyn of the University of California college of agriculture explains that when fruit products lose their natural color the foods have likely lost dietary values.

M. A. Joslyn University of California College of Agriculture

War cuts off Dutch seed for poultry feed

Poultrymen face seed shortages as shipments from Holland are halted. Iowa State College official H. J. Wilcke urges using farm pastures to supply vitamins and protein. He recommends bluegrass alfalfa and Sudan grass for summer pasture and clipping for regrowth and shade.

Holland H. J. Wilcke Iowa State College Wilcke Sudan

Public funding dominates capital in American hospitals

Over 90 percent of hospital capital in the United States comes from public sources, including direct tax funds and indirect contributions from community campaigns, non profit charities, and philanthropy.

Field Work with Implements Aids Phosphate Fertilizer

The article notes that using a disc or springtooth harrow twice helps mix phosphate fertilizer into soil. It also mentions the 1933 AAA range program enabling ranchers to reseed over 2 million acres of rangeland through deferred grazing practices.

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