Roudabush Attacks Propaganda Over Farm Programs
County agent argues farmers face targeted propaganda to undermine agricultural policy. He quotes Secretary Wallace defending the 1933 pig purchase program, explains hog market timing and feed limits, and asserts government action saved both farmers and consumers from greater losses during the drought of 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Roudabush
Farm Bureau
Hary Wallace
Bunkum
Wallace
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Henry Wallace
Increased Wheat Acreage in 1936 Explained Aids Farmer
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration announced a plan to raise 1936 wheat plantings by up to 95 percent of base acreage, an increase of 5.2 million acres. The move aims to stabilize supplies for consumers and bolster U.S. exports amid tight world wheat stocks. The four year contract and adjustments may rise by 25 percent in later years, with expected improved stability for 1936-37 markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Roudabush
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Agricultural Adjjustment Administration
Adjustment Administration
George E. Farrell
Division of
Grails
India
United States
Farrell
July Cow Testing Report Highlights Milk Drop in Washington County
The Washington County C T A reports 845 cows on test with average 606 pounds of milk and 25.1 pounds of fat amid fly issues and ending lactation. Twenty members feed grain. six do not. Fly spray and grain sacks help, with top cows listed by name and milk fat totals led by Queen and Dyna among ten high cows. Robert Brash, Official Tester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Buttercup
P. Hayes
Pet
E. P. Hayes
Floss
County Home
Sally
Ashby
Chas
Sadie
A. L. Duensing
Lou
Robert Brash
Mrs. Emma Merrick Improves at Coppock Home
Coppock Aug 21 Mrs Emma Merrick shows slow improvement. A Monday shower is noted. Charles Stone’s wife also improving after a spring foot injury. School begins Sept 2. Local families visit and plan to attend Wayland homecoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Merrick
Coppock
Gleede Dold
Ralph Kauffman
Des Moines
Clarence Grosscup
Brighton
Charles Stone
Homer Weaver
Hiram Weaver
Minnie
Wayland
Charles Brooks
Ray Manning
EK. Smith
Ottumwa
Trenton
William Havenstein
Ainsworth
Lewis Noble
Glenn Hesser
Coldest Place in World Report Stuns East Siberia Town
In Oi-Mekon East Siberia residents report temperatures dipping to minus 102 degrees Fahrenheit making the area the coldest place in the world as water freezingly hurls from a bucket and freezes before reaching the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oi-Mekon
Siberia
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Roudabush
Sec
Bartholow
Washington
E. Ashby
Wellman
Linda
Jerry Crain
Garden of Eden
Henry C. Rowland
Evening Journal
Ligaart & Myaas Tosacco Co
Washington State Bank
Washington, Iowa
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