Dickinson Proposes Farm Commission Bill Similar To McNary Haugen Plan
La Porte City Iowa June 25 Congressmen J Dickinson outlines a bill to create a six member federal farm commission chosen by the president from 13 farm group recommended names to handle surplus food products through marketing He opposes government takeover of cooperatives preferring farm organizations to manage commodity markets He cites McNary Haugen features and a price ratio while stressing farmers must organize to sell their produce efficiently He notes oats and oats demand decline and foresees shifts to other crops as farms consolidate and educate for better profits He says many details remain to be worked out and urges farmer organization support and unity
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la Porte City
J. Dickinson
Igona
Wil
Dickinson
John D. Rockefeller
Iowa
Mickinson
Ickinson
Dan Conry
Eagle ‘Nshin
Eagle
Fayette County
Farmers Questions and Comments To Editor
Reader inquiries and remarks directed to the Farm Department address about altering the evening carrier service in Wa-09 and Pine 5100, conveying suggested changes and concerns.
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Farm Department
Towa
Resident’s corn in tassel noted in Ackley June report
In Ackley Iowa on June 25, Henry Relbkes, new resident since last fall, shows yellow dent corn tasseling. He planted a small garden patch for his chickens, with his field corn far ahead of others in town.
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Ackley
Ackof
Henry Relbkes
Vast Change in Lives of Rural Housewives in Iowa
Des Moines reports a major shift for rural women as Iowa Warm Bureau projects expand across nearly every county. Leading programs include clothing nutrition home furnishing girls' club activities and home management. The initiative aims to strengthen farm homes through cooperative efforts and mutual improvement.
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Des Moines
Ellsworth Richardson
Iowa Warm Bureau Federaon
Iowa
Varied Features at Waterloo Township Farm Bureau Meeting
Waterloo Township Farm Bureau entertained a large crowd at its first meeting in Virden school. Mrs. Mitchell led community singing while a 10 piece township orchestra performed. Charles Hutchinson spoke on farm efficiency. The major feature was Mrs. Seigioff's play with Mrs. John Silver as ambitious mother. cast included Mates Seigioff Bergstrom and National Meier as daughters. a quartet with Dunwald Bergstrom Mrs. Bergstrom and Leif Norrensmeier plus Mrs. R. C. Silver on piano. Beatings were sung by Bergstrom, Mrs. Dunwald and Marjorie Bergstrom. Ice cream cones were served.
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Waterloo
L. Dunwald
James Bergstrom
Bergstrom
Atto
Leif Norrensmeier
R. C. Silver
Dunwald
Marjorie Bergstrom
Waterloo Township
Washington Township
Grundy Beef Calves Progress Shown At Inspection
Thirty five baby beef club members with parents and friends toured last week to inspect calves and compare progress. Sixteen calves on feed are noted as ahead of past years with several Herefords and Short horns being fed by youths across Grundy Center area. The group invites interested observers to call and inspect their calves.
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Grundy Center
Baby Beef Club
Winfield Rosenberger
Malrose Township
Dorothy
Celestine Miller
Palermo
Wilbur
Russel Plager
Colfax
Lambert Bunger
Shiloh
Joy Boyenga
German
Hans Anderson
Fairfield
Edward Syndergaard
Girls Club Rally Draws 150 At Wayette High School
In Wayette Iowa on June 25 a rally of the girls' club drew 150 girls and parents. Mrs W H Hatch presided in place of Mrs Wil Ponser. Bessie Fox led America, Ed Buel spoke on club work, Lodwick discussed organization, Fay elected president, Raw vice president, Hall secretary. A picnic preceded talks by Packman Ames and Coon Chicago. Most clubs were represented.
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Wayette
Wayette High School
W. H. Hatch
Wil Ponser
Hatch
Bessie Fox
Singing
America
Ed Buel
Farm Bureau
Lodwick
Nice Fay
Josephine Raw
Mable Hall
Florence Packman
Ames
Gladys Coon
Chicago
Poyner Township Women Vote For Nutrition Study
In Dewar Iowa on June 23 Fifteen Poyner township women attended a nutrition lesson at Mrs McLaughlin home as farm bureau hosted. Mrs Frank Lemley and Mrs Larry Padget served a menu including creamed chicken mashed potatoes certs pineapple salad sandwiches coffee and cake. After dinner Mrs D S Heiple led a review of 10 questions on nutrition and the group voted to continue the study for another year.
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Dewar
Poyner Township
Theesson
Farm Bureau
McLaughlin
Frank Lemley
Larry Padget
D. S. Heiple
Poultry culling campaign plans in Black Hawk county
More than 140 flocks totaling about 18 000 birds will be culled in Black Hawk county from July 6 to 11 as the county organizes an extensive culling drive. The plan includes central training for about 10 people, cooperative shipping, and selling older stock at higher prices to improve returns.
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Black Hawk County
Iowa County
Farm Bureau
State Extension Service
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Blankerton
la Porte City
Debate Council of Farmers Selected Ames Iowa
Iowa farmers elected to the state debate council for the coming year are Carl G. Heidman Granger chairman E Bass Boone and R F O'Donnell Colo The council, elected by county farm bureaus, will present five questions to bureaus with voting to select the most popular for winter discussion The statewide debate is sponsored by the Iowa State College extension service Dubuque County won last year with Poti County runner up Hardix County won the previous year and Wayette two years ago
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Ames
Iowa
Carl G. Heidman
Granger
E. Bass
Boone
R. F. O'Donnell
Colo
Extension Service of
Iowa State College
Dubuque County
Poti County
Hardix County
Wayette
Protective Assn Being Organized in Grundy County
Grundy Center Iowa June 25 The protective association gains slow progress due to mail responses being set aside and not revisited Snow plans to canvass farm bureau members to sign up The map assigns each township director lists with signed members checked To deter thieves the association aims to prevent crimes rather than cure them as it has in other Iowa and Illinois counties
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Grundy Center
Protective Association
Farm Bureau
Iown
Illinois
Cedar Falls Girls Club to Meet July 1
Cedar Falls Iowa June 25 a girls club met for a bread waking demonstration. Nine were prevented. The group planned decorating a farm bureau parade float used at the Waterloo picnic. The club will meet Agnes Christensen's home on July 1. Bennington township women to meet at John Schmidt home for reports. Cotton prices opened lower with July at 15.46 and New York prices mixed.
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Cedar Fails
Tidle Not Girls
Myrtie Brown
Farm Bureau
Waterloo
Agnes Christensen
Bennington
Bennington Township
John Schmidt
Peoria Livestock Receipts and Market Notes
Peoria market report shows steady bids for cattle and hogs with moderate receipts. Prices include midrange hogs around 11.40 and top alfalfa notes, while flour futures in New York and patent syringes are mentioned among miscellaneous items.
Grain Wheat Prices On Board Take Drop
Grain futures fell amid global worries and weak demand as July wheat slips to 1.52 per bushel and September near 1.49 while corn and oats also ease. Weather and Greece news weighed, with grains in several markets reporting declines and unsettled trading across Chicago and New York exchanges.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Liverpool
Greece
Luc Lower
al Lotr
LTB
Hogs Steady at Wed Average of 13.50 Per Cwt
Chicago livestock report shows hogs steady with Wednesday average around 13.50 per cwt with top quotes near 13.65 for 180 to 200 pound animals and varying prices across weight ranges. Cattle and sheep receipts noted with mixed to steady bidding and heavier weights fetching firmer quotes. East St. Louis and Sioux City markets report similar trends with hogs and calves showing modest gains or steady demand.
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Wed
Associated Press
Chicago
Fowlers
Idaho
ST. Louis
Prices of Otoges Continue Upward in Market Rally
New York June 25. Short covering and brisk buying pushed stock prices higher at the opening. Copper stocks reached 1926 highs amid pool maneuvers and gains in industrials and rails. Utilities and motor shares showed strength as foreign exchanges held, with steady accumulation through forenoon trading and several names advancing on dividend expectations.
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Associated Press
New York
Gulf and West Indies
Motor
Mixwell B
Chicago& Northwestern
Great Norther
New York Central
Delaware & Hudson
Lehigh Valley
International Blersandlle
Ailied Chamteal & Dye
Snes DL American Can
Shesapeake &Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Chiesco
St. Paul
Inleago
R. T
Paetig
Coca Cola
Colorado
Congoleum
Consolidated Gaa
Crucible
Alus Cuba
Davison Chemical
Nedee- Bros
du Pont de Nemours Electric
Firle Ist P
Watt Famous Players
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors
Great Northern Pf
Gulf States-Steel
Hudson Motors
Milnes Central Independent O Int
Harvester
Mer, Marine, Ptd
Nickel
Kelly-Springfield
Louisville & Nashville
Mack Truck
Marland Oil
Maxwell
Seaboard
Montgomer
New Fork Central
Nluelon
Norfolk & Western
American Norther Pacific Pacific Oibee
Guy Tan
Pennsylvania
Philn
Rdig
Geos Phillips Pet
Rare
Radin Corp
Rep
Tob. HL
Teenrd Air Line
Finebuck
Southern Prete
Southern Rev
Susadard- Ol
Stewart Warner - Studebaker
Texas
Texas & Preffie
Tobaera Products Transecont
Produce Prices at Chicago and New York Marts
Chicago and New York market notes report butter creamery grades and extras with varied prices, mixed dairy and poultry entries, with butter quotes at Chicago receipts and New York refined sugar steady to slightly lower. The text lists butter, cheese, poultry, potatoes, and sugar with quantities, grades, and regional references across Chicago June 23 and New York June 25. The piece preserves multiple entities including locations Chicago New York and brands or grades like creamery extra firsts and refined sugar.
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Chicago
New York
Fireus
Bie
Asiau
St. Dowky
St Louis
United States
Oklahoma
Sains
Joseph Livestock Market Report Summary
Joseph June 26 hogs sold steady to 10 cents higher at 17.60 with 6,500 head. Cattle receipts 1,060 and steady to higher. Sheep receipts 6,000 26 cents higher with prices around 14.00 to 16.59.
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Sioux City
Sioux Cite
Fern Sa
St, Joseph
Joseph
Stern Wales
Bank Clearings Report for Waterloo Week End
Bank clearings for Waterloo, Waterloo Clearing House association, week ending June 24 1926, show total $1 24 173 05. Corresponding weeks 1924 and 1923 report $8 863 78 and $1 260 978 21 respectively. Instrument records list 16 entries with a date match and increases. Mortgage and deeds totals mirror weekly figures with gradual growth.
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Tages — Ag
Chaters
Bhp
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