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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1946

Page

10

Anderson Warns of Land Boom

Secretary of Agriculture Anderson warned that rising farm real estate prices risk a postwar land boom and crash. He cited a 13 percent rise in the year to March 1 and a 4 percent rise in the last four months, with values 71 percent above 1935-39. He warned vets face limited security and that speculative bidding harms establishment.

V . Ashington Secretary of Agriculture Anderson Bureau of Agricultural Economics Bureau

Europe Told To Stamp Out Black Marts

UNRRA Director Fiorello La Guardia urged food ministers from 17 European nations to stamp out black markets. Attlee opened a Commons debate amid warnings that supplying countries must curb profiteers, while Furness pressed farmers to release stored wheat. Canada and the United States were praised for historic grain contributions.

London UNRRA Fiorello la Guardia Attlee Commons Britain W. G. Welk la Guardia R. A. Furness Europe Furness Canada United States

Hoover Warns of Inevitable Hunger in Europe

London AP Hoover said famine in Europe is inevitable unless wheat producing nations ship all available food. He urged immediate aid and noted 20,000,000 undernourished children from the Russian frontier to the English Channel risk tuberculosis rickets anemia and other diseases due to subnormal feeding.

London Herbert Hoover Europe America Hoover Truman English Channel

Legumes Boost Feeding Value Of Brome Grass

Urbana Illinois early results show bromegrass with alfalfa yields 240 pounds protein per ton versus 170 when grown alone. Mixing with legumes increases minerals, protein, and feeding quality, placing bromegrass among top grasses for forage.

Urbana Ill J . Snider University of Illinois College of Agriculture Snider Agronomist

Fence Drift and Cattle Prices Signal Market Shift

Cattlemen expect end of price controls and higher fat cattle prices as the spread between feeder cattle prices in Kansas City and slaughter steer prices in Chicago narrows to under $1 per hundredweight, barely covering freight and marketing costs, notes Iowa State College economist Francis Kutish.

Kansas City Chicago Francis Kutish Towa State ‘College

Tree Planting Demonstration Set for April 9

A windbreak tree planting demonstration will be held Tuesday afternoon, April 9, on the H. Art Schwiebert farm located two and one fourth miles southeast of here.

Victor H. Art Schwiebert Here

Poison Bait Best Method for Gopher Control, Says Expert

Harold Gunderson of the Town State College extension entomology advises poison bait as a faster gopher control method. Use long vegetable strips mixed with strychnine dust in a jar, find runways with a broomstick, drop bait, seal entrances, and drag mounds. Illinois wool production in 1946 totaled 5,189,000 pounds.

Gazette Harold Gunderson Town State College Extension Gunderson Illinois

F U Grain Terminal Faces License Review

In St Paul Minnesota the Farmers Union Grain Terminal faces possible license revocation after closing oral arguments. The case centers on whether a cooperative may buy for its own mills grain consigned to it for sale on commission by its members. The decision may go to district court and possibly state supreme court.

Farmers Union W. E. Rumble Minnesota Farmers Union Grain Terminal Association Commission Minneapolis St. Paul Duluth

Linn County Board Agrees to Sale of Taxed Property

Linn County Iowa Board of Supervisors approves sale of Lot 1 Block 4 Vernon View Addition and Lots 8 9 Block 3 Vernon View Addition Bertram Township to Dwight S Winter and Doris M Winter for 55.00. authorizes deed by Elmer M Seevell and notes other resolutions and wage, road, and hearing actions from January 1946 session.

Board of Supervisors Linn County Iowa Cedar Rapids Linn Beeson Seevell Petty Board of Supervsors Vernon View Bertram Township Dwight S. Winter Doris M. Winter Elmer M. Seevell Iows Dwight Winter Clyde S. ‘Timm State Hospital Woodward Towa County Auditor's State Institution Ledger Clyde Timm Black Hart Kenwood Park Tate Oes E Renee Pathe Tows Clarence Hopker Center Point Independent Wiiting Eva van Note Blake Warren J Blake Leverich Center Point Town Barclay C. DeWees Arina DeWees Nova Lavena Crouch Ge Cc. L, & Imp. Co Central City Ows Bessie M. Park Graut Ligon Emma Albright Isabelle Pike Central Lofty Son Baker John W Indiana Oliver T Baker Marion Lloyd Wright Forrest Taschner County Central City News Gazette Co Shadle Printing Co Kolarik Book Binding Co Holden Kohler Co Treas News One Baker Paper Co McCright Ins Agency Sheaffer Pen Co Filter Supply Co Shif Paulson Ed Coast Co Hae and Jatrors Grant Township Baldwin Frank Baldwin Frank Mt Vernon Hawkeye Record Lefebvre Corp Jones, Dempsy Co Rapids Ens Bokorney Rapids Chevrolet Stone's State Institution Fund Grimes John HM St. ‘Treas Konigsmark Stanley Bemner Wm. L Fruceedinge State of Iowa Board of Supervisors of Iowa State Highway Commission Missouri Valley Clinton Senate Corn Belt Iowa Highway Commission State Highway Commission Congress of United States U. S Congress State of Iowa Tats Highway Commission Ames Iow Paddournes Otto F. Hanzulk

Machine Built To Electrocute Weeds In Wyoming

A home made weed killing machine built by G. M. Baker and H. M. Snyder of Wheatland Wyoming uses a 12 000 volt system to electrocute weeds. The unit mounts a 5 kilowatt generator on a truck with a transformer and a steel pronged brush. Cost is about 800 to 900 dollars per machine and roughly 10 dollars per acre. Botanists study electricity effects on plants to gauge practicality.

G. M. Baker H. M. Snyder Wheatland Wyoming Arizona

Farmers Union cooperative accused of grain license fraud

The court held cooperative law bars buying grain consigned for sale. Prosecutor George E. Simpson contends the Farmers Union cooperative bought over 23 million dollars worth of grain in 1944-45 before other firms could bid, and alleged falsification of license applications to misrepresent its finances.

Rumble Grain Commission Ray P. Chase Chase Terminal Association Ment Farmers Union Cooperative George E. Simpson Commission

Action On Dairy Prices Urged By Committee Head

Washington D C Chairman Stephen Pace urged President Truman to grant Secretary Clinton P Anderson full authority over dairy production pricing and distribution. He noted a delay after March 8 recommendations to Anderson OPA and Bowles and warned milk production is falling and supplies shrinking nationwide. Pace attached a Galveston petition signed by 7000 residents supporting the plan.

Washington Stephen Pace D-Ga Special House Food Investigating Committee Truman Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P. Anderson Pace Anderson OPA Paul Porter Chester Bowles Galveston Texas

Solon Proposes Sale of Govt Land to Veterans

Washington AP Rep Chenoweth urges selling government land now unused in 34 states to war veterans. He cites 7.25 million acres under Soil Conservation Service in land utilization programs bought during droughts. Chenoweth notes farms can be cultivated and cites $548000 earned last year from leases as proof.

Washington Rep Chenoweth R-Cole Secretary of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service Agriculture Department

Demand Exceeds Farm Worker Supply in Iowa

Ames County extension directors across 79 counties sought 1,315 workers in March, but only 546 placements occurred. Requests split into 846 single men and 469 married, with 1,020 year around and 295 seasonal positions. Veterans accounted for 95 of March placements.

Ames — County Extension John R. Fitzsimmons Towa State College

Ayrshire cow tops sale at Fred Levenhagen farm

Monona area reports the top offering at the Fred Levenhagen farm sale held Tuesday was an Ayrshire cow selling for 195 dollars.

Fred Levenhagen Here Ayrshire

Food Saving Drive Launched In Ames Iowa

The Iowa extension service announced a campaign to conserve food and fats amid wartime shortages. County directors and home economists will lead famine conservation programs with support from state and federal agencies including the AAA and Farm Security.

Ames Iowa Agriculture Extension Service Iowa R. K. Bliss Bliss Iowa Usda Council A. J. Loveland Emergency Food Campaign Iow Usda Council AAA Soi Conservation Service Farm Security Administration Far Credit Administration Vocationa Agriculture Chambers of Commerce

Ditching Demos Planned at Three Allamakee Farms

Three dynamic ditching demonstrations will be held Thursday April 11 at Leon ard Ryan farm Union Prairie township 11 00 am Leo Promnitz farm Jefferson township 2 00 pm and Chet Barr farm Franklin township 5 00 pm.

Waukon Allamakee Leonard Ryan Union Prairi Township Leo Promnitz Jefferson Township Chet Barr Franklin Township

Winneshiek County Conservation Signups Reach 188 Farms

One thousand eight eight farms have joined conservation practices in Winneshiek county during a recent campaign. Julius Jacobson of the SCS committee reports the enrollment numbers.

Decorah Winneshiek County Julius Jacobson SCS Committee

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