Iowa Federation Explains Export Corporation Plan
The Iowa Federation explains the McNary Haugen style export corporation to aid farmers. It argues tariffs would lift domestic prices to prewar levels by buying surplus at a fair exchange price and selling abroad at world prices, with costs borne by the commodity advantaged by the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Export Commission
Export Corporation Plan
Federation
United States
Kear
Jiege
Department of Labor
Rte
Department of Labor General
Tvel
Yeasen
Duyingy
ReDeros
Commission
Manufacturare
Stanley
32 Years on Same Land Record Made by Venant Farmer
Al Parley moved to Waterline this winter and rented one farm of 22 seara. The record notes Venant Farmer, Mr. Porter Tred un, as the long term renter on Cedar Pulls Munction. The piece discusses rent style, ownership of ships, and cash versus share arrangements, citing Mr. Porter as the continuing renter with a two fifths and three fifths share system and concerns over cash rents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venant
al Parley
Seara
Jawa
Porter
Arr
Hardin County Debaters Lose In State Championship Contest
Hardin County farm bureau debating team lost to Polk County on a split verdict in a northern Iowa state championship at Ames Central. Hardin argued against the proposed tax system, highlighting added costs with little gain. Polk County team from Washington township claimed victory with members Pfaltscrafe, Geddes, Downey. Judges included Boone County’s J. Gaerhele and others. banner presented by Iowa Farm Bureau Federation secretary LW Thunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin County
Farm Bureau
Polk County
Laina
Hardin
State Board of Assessment and
Mardin County
Eldora Township
Eline
J. J. Thackery
J. G. Bridgens
Omen
Washington Township
BK. Pfaltscrafe
C. G. Geddes
Gow. Downey
Saulges
Incis
aTecident
Boone County
Karm
Burea
J. Gaerhele
Fitturney
Ames
AL Goss
Deg Maines
R.A. Pearson
Iowa State College
Ames Central
Ht i
New Hartford Creamery Reports Steady Butter Increase
New Hartford Creamery shows a steady rise in butter output, adding 25,000 pounds this year per W. F Perrin’s report. Chris Wolk and Jerry Corrigan elected directors for three-year terms. We was named director for a one-year term to fill an unexpired slot. William Caley resigned. Average prices paid to patrons rose four and a half cents per pound year over year, with higher shipments and a tariff-driven operation affecting pricing and distribution nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Waitford
New Hartford
Onerative Creamery
W. F Perrin
Socredace
Chris Wolk
Jerry Corrigan
William Caley
Felter
New York
Patrons Hueserage Aonrawsa
Diutier
Tourere
Baintes
Dairy Cow Test Averages Highlight Oelwein Area
Three hundred eighty animals in Fayette County Cow Test Association averaged 70 pounds of milk and 25.8 pounds of butterfat. Wan son and Manson led with the highest individual test of 64.4 pounds butterfat. Hanson & Janson posted strong herd results, while the report notes trends in feeding and ventilation for dairy cows and stresses careful herd management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George BE
Ronne
Tester
Mr. Ronne
Hezumes
Jean Hax
Timothy
Rone
Alshouse & Hanson
William Cornish
R.A. Storr
Oscar Gilley
Ginson & Janson
USA
Gikeoy
Stohr
Hanson & Hanson
Flanson & Manson
Alshouse _&Hanson
Mrs. Crouse's Hens Lead Grundy Record In February
Poultry section notes Mrs. Crouse owning 140 hens at Grundy Center near Dike leading February reports with high production profits. Records show per hundred production rates, total receipts, and feed costs among several farms including Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Davis. Figures indicate profits and costs across multiple flocks with yearly period data and labor items referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy Cengre
Marely
Crouse
Dike
J. CL Wilson
Greandt Place
Pavis
Orumiy Center
Hay Fotal
Waverly
Murphys
60 Tons Simple Mineral Mixture Supplied Farmers
About 40 tons of a simple mineral mix for swine has been prepared and distributed since December 7 by the farm bureau. The blend contains bone black limestone and salt. Demand is high as supply is exhausted and a new batch will be available around late April. Approximately 259 men on farms across the county have participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granny Center
Dees
Farm “Bureau
Assessment System Topic for Debates on Farm Programs
In Waverly Iowa on March 8 the Jackson township defendants defeated a Floyd County team in a debate on state budget oversight by a statewide assessment board. Judges were Ray Gell A B Shaw and MacKenzie Hatch. Cedar Falls Township Farm Bureau holds a Cedar Falls Commerce Club session on Tuesday featuring a discussion on replacing township tax oversight with a county assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Gell
A. B. Shaw
MacKenzie Hatch
Jefferson Township
Payette County
Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Township Farm Bureau
George Mathes
Gus Linde
Ecsie Master
Pete Lund
Ray Porter
A. L. Kreger
New Bulletin on Brooding of Chicks
United States Department of Agriculture releases bulletin No. 1276 on Natural and Artificial Brooding of Chickens. Alfred R. Lee revises earlier guidance, detailing equipment such as brood coops and brooders, temperatures, day old chicks, feeding, and banding. Emphasizes care, vigorous stock, disease avoidance, and cautions against overfeeding overcrowding overheating and insufficient heat. Free copies available while supplies last from Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers
Alfred R. Lee
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Build a Cold Frame For Early Planting At Home
Iowa State College horticulture expert C L Kitch explains a simple cold frame from a storm window. Place it where the sun heats the space, bank manure for warmth, and cover glass at night with a quilt to retain heat. In sunny days uncover to gain maximum light, enabling early hardier plant growth cheaper than a hot bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Kitch
Horticulture Extension Department
Iowa State College
Mr. Citel
Mr. Fitch
Good Roads Topic Of Farmers' Meet
Roads will be the focus at a farmers meeting Thursday March 3 at 7 30 p m in schoolhouse No 2 Colfax township Grundy county County Engineer Crary will read diversion of the highway building station School children will give the first part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colfax Township
Grundy County
Crary
Poultry clubs to be tried in Bremer county
Local notes report junior poultry clubs to be organized in Bremer county for boys and girls ages 12 to 19. A committee including Waverly residents will supervise the effort. Emphasis on low-cost setup and practical lessons in management. events tied to school and Homemakers activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer
Waverly
Tal
Mareh
T. Croeger
Sumner
J. J. Galtic Bher
George T. Noulkis
Byslana
Bremer County
Local Notices From Kersburg and Surroundings
Kersburg residents Sunday visits include Albert Scougal in Sioux City and Vern Isley with an Indy friend. Mrs Harvey Stevenson and kin have moved to Depot Hill area. Charlon G Port attended a conference in Oelwein. H H Kilnetoler stayed with his daughter in Cedar Falls. Swiss custom revenues for 1923 reach 182,060,000 francs, up 19,000,000 from 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kersburg
Albert Scougal
Sioux City
Vern Isley
Indy
Water Ino
John Isley
Sieler
Mog Elwer Mann
Sasidiey
Depot Hi
Charlon G. Port
MM BL
Oelwein
G. Kilnetoler
Cedar Falls
Mia Hi
Ward
Berne
Switzerland
Prices in New York and Chicago Today Dairy Poultry Butter
Market report lists New York and Chicago produce quotes for creamery butter eggs cheese and poultry. Entries cover creamery extras, whole milk flats, fowls and turkeys with varied cents per pound, cage prices and regional references, reflecting unsettled but active trading across dairy and poultry commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Younge Ameerican
Pacific Coast
Butter Prices Decline in Week Amid Steady Outlook
Chicago markets show butter prices easing through the week with a steadier tone afterward. March stocks totaled 9.974 million pounds versus a five-year 21.65 million average, while imports from Denmark were reduced and Argentina and Italian butter arrivals are expected but not enough to shift domestic prices. Foreign exchange quotes and Liberty bonds also noted, with New York flour and dairy receipts reporting milk and cream at the Plant of Watering PERU IVA Dame yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Denmark
New York
Peru
Opening figures show weakness in corn and wheat markets
Wheat dips followed by rallies as traders assess the impacts of belt back tariff changes and a lower iron tariff on middlings. Prices wobble across Chicago and New York quotes with May and July contracts showing modest shifts. Corn, oats, and provisions move on weather and supply signals, while Minneapolis and Milwaukee grain listings reflect broader market softness and later firmer closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Athicago
Sallers
wHc
May Stige
Chicago
Hlg
SIM Bry
SS Audy
Ataolts Ee
Maytae
St Joseph Livestock Potatoes Market Report March
Potatoes and livestock receipts in St Joseph show steady activity with 17 car ton shipments and 735 car Wisconsin sacked potatoes. Minnesota and North Dakota sacked reds from Red River area average around 1501.60, with 300 to 210 pound weights and top loads near 7.49 per hundredweight. Packing sows weighted around 36.50 to 7.00 plus changes in weight and delivery noted.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red
Onews
Wven
Aguren
iBy
Associated Press
Chicago
March & Si Receunts
Iired Huldayer
Wolkht
Nebr Wasiat
Uncertain Opening Mixes Market Activity and Cattle Quotes
Opening stock market moves unclear with French franc at new low. General Electric and Colorado Fuel rise, others slip. Cattle and sheep receipts show varied gains, with beef steers up and lambs mixed. market activity remains uneven amid crude price influences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
General Electric
Uniton
Alcohel
Vie Paints
Batdway Consolidated Gas
Royal Dutch Caet
Werrtinghouse Fest
Colorado
MY One
General Cigars
Astrusdris
Combustion Engineering
Fh Petroleum
Kansas City Livestock Market Reports and Prices
Market brief on Kansas City and St Paul livestock receipts and prices. Beef cattle show higher bids for steers and yearlings with top around 10.75 per cwt. cows and calves mixed with gains in feeders. Hogs steady to higher with packer top near 10.50. sheep and lambs steady to higher in week comparisons. regional listings include multiple firms and a long list of stock prices and item codes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
ST. Louis
Louis
Streeter
Witte
Omaha
Neb
Toledo
O. Margh
Stork
Packing Co
Peoria
Tan
Timothy Ha
Swift & Co
ROOK
Etibaec Eee
Kansag
Lexhorng
Ntaga
Kansas Civ. Mo
Marek & Reie
Hilgen
ST. Louis Grath
St. Gants
Arch
Shah
Saterae
SUIS
Weekly Grain and Provision Review Summary
Grain and provision markets show mixed movements with receipts high for hogs and cattle. Wheat prices firm on potential tariff impacts, corn and oats largely steady or down, while hogs rise and lambs and sheep see higher values amid tight supplies and anticipated policy shifts.
Cattle and hogs advance as Chicago market reports mixed gains
Receipts at Chicago show hogs up 5 to 10 cents while the week's cattle steers rise 25 to 35 cents. Beef steers and fat cattle gain, stockers and feeders up to 25 cents, with fat cows firm and veal calves weaker. Sheep receipts near 3000 with steady marker. top fat lambs around 16.50 to 16.56 dollars, clipped lambs about 13.75 to 13.50. Direct week totals show mixed but generally higher prices across cattle and hog categories.
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Davison
Americ
Dellong
Udue
TOR
Soree
Alex
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iowa Federation
Agtins. Polk
New Hartford Farmer Creamery
Eee Vale
Inj
Shell Rock
Shell Rack
Wehrehan
Eugene van Vinck
Waterlow
Earl
Saverall
Homemakers
M. B
Harry Achilles
Wil Canner
Marion McGregor
Pleasant Valiox
Hear Par
Americas
St Louis
Iaritain
Italy
Belglin
Germany
Norwe
Sweden
Spain
Greece
Poland
Gla “Roumania
Eles
Argentina
Braxil
Lisac
Montreal
Merch
Sam Welle
Hassi Timothy
Corron
Maren
Gorn
Minneapolis
Minneaapolis
Minn
Milwaukee
Wis
Kansas City
ST. Joseph Livestock
Omaha Livestock
French
France
Iereste
Kansas City Livestock
Mickers
ST. Paul
Rominnally Isteady
Ana
lAllied Chemical & D. Paimeri Tian
American Car & Pounder
Ameydslean International Corp
American Smelling & Metp
Amelia Sugar
Ros
Inéelicia
Tobacco
Woglen Anaconda Copper Atchison
Fie Tau
Gur & Wlindies
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Nea Lilfornia Petroteum
Canadian Pacific
Aientrai Leather
Ro de Pasco
Topper
Wadier Motors Consolidated Gas Corn Products
Cosden CT
Reacible Steel
Cuba
General uAspirat
Ifaneral Motors & Great Northern
Gulf States Steel _ iNinois Central
Itspiration Copner
International Tatgester Int
Mer. Marine
Pensylvania
People’s Gas Republic
Iron & St Snars-Roebuck Sinelatr
Southern Railway _ Standard Oilof
Studebaker Corporation
CO. Betes
Union Tacific . TS. Tod
Ateonol
United States Rubber Jnited States
Mestinzhouse Electri
Aeerecee
Willys-Ovemond
Sioux City Livestock
Fisfiren
Eatires
Ecarryover
Oxport
Titinais
Mississippi
Pudvices
Hess
Marvin
Elem
Hanes
M Ohie
Marek
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