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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1934

Page

8

Washington County Farm Bureau Notes on Corn Loans and Policy

The Washington County Farm Bureau outlines swift Iowa warehousing action enabling 45 cent per bushel corn loans with federal aid. It praises the Farm Bureau’s role, recalls the 1924 Warehousing Act, and urges members to maintain paid up dues to support farming legislation.

Washington County Iowa Missouri Towa Farm Bureau Joel Jones Crawford Township Downarm Bureau Federation Washington County Farm Bureau

Correct corn measure for 45¢ corn loans stated

A state daily newspaper spread an error claiming 21 percent cubic feet per bushel for loan calculations. Officials clarify the correct standard remains 214 cubic feet per bushel used in all computations for securing the 45¢ corn loans.

Farm Bureau

Rush for corn loans prompts early applications

Farmers urged to apply for corn loans before February 28 to avoid delays. With many expected applicants in the final week, officials may be unable to process everyone and poor road conditions could hamper travel to offices.

Vaudeville Amid Farm Program Notices Signal Urgency

The notice urges quick filing of names with the Farm Bureau office or Ware housing Board or banks for loans tied to the Washington County corn hog and wheat reduction plans. It defends final two dollar hog payments, cites potential misinfo by critics, and asks citizens to report anyone spreading rumors.

Farm Bureau Washington County

County and Township Corn-Hog Committees Lauded for Service

The county salutes seventy committee members who represent every area and accepted their posts like soldiers on a battlefield. They have spent time and money to help farmers profit from the Agricultural Revolution and urge full cooperation from every person to support the program.

Signage Rules For Corn Hog Contracts In 1934 Crops

The article explains who may sign corn and hog contracts for 1934 under farm program rules. It details eligibility based on 1932 33 litters and corn acreage, reduction payment limits, and requirements for contract duration. It notes exceptions for producers with small litters or acreage and clarifies ownership rules for sows and litters.

Secretary of Agriculture Uch

Landlord Signatures Required for Farm Contracted Acres

The passage outlines rules for signing farm contracts with multiple landlords. If contracted acres sit on cash-rented land, the producer signs the contract alone. If any contracted acres lie on share-rented land, the landlord of that tract must sign and receive a share of the coin reduction payment. Separate contracts are pressed for each distinct rented tract.

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