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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1947

Page

16

U S Wheat Growers Eye World Markets

U S wheat growers expect a bumper crop this year around 1 155 715 000 bushels if spring wheat acreage holds near last year s. Exports may stay high through 1948, with the U S as a dominant exporter. Russia s potential as a rival looms, as FAO notes varying prospects for Soviet wheat output and productivity.

Ashington United States Russia Soviet Union United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization U. S

Machinery Loss in Buckingham Farm Fire

A fire near Buckingham destroyed a machine shed and lean to on the Charles Howard farm south of town. Cyril Curr and Edward Urhammer lost farm machinery and Curr's nine sows plus 30 piglets. Urhammer's car and two tractors were saved. Cause unknown though an upset electric pig brooder is suspected. Insurance partly covers the loss. Firefighters arrived too late as telephone lines were down from a recent storm.

Buckingham Charles Howard Here Cyril Curr Edward Urhammer Howard Curr Urhammer Traer Fire Department

Vets Farm Course Set to Open at Central City High

A meeting precedes the opening of the veterans on the job training course at Central City High School on April 15. Vocational Instructor A. B. Evanson says Cecil Carstens of the Veterans Administration will attend to discuss individual problems. All veterans are invited.

Central City Veterans A. B. Evanson Cecil Carstens Veterans Administration Evanson

Veterinarians to Convene in Iowa City Thursday

The East Central Iowa Veterinary Medical Society holds its monthly dinner in the Jefferson hotel. Dr. C. H. Covault of Iowa State College will discuss general practice problems. Dr. I. P. Irwin of Iowa City will chair the discussion. Program arranged by Johnson County Veterinary Medical Society with Drs. Crow and Howe on the committee.

Iowa City Iowa Veterinary Medical Society Jefferson Hotel C. H. Covault Iowa State College I. P. Irwin Johnson County

Farm Wage Hearing Set For Vinton Monday Evening

A public hearing to determine current farm wage levels will be held at the Farm Bureau office in Vinton next Monday evening. County extension home economist Miss Elizabeth Deihl announced the event.

Vinton Farm Bureau Elizabeth Deihl County Extension

Old Steamers May Move S D Corn by Water

Rep Mundt says Inland Waterways Corp studies using two old sternwheelers on the Missouri to ship about 150000 bushels of corn per trip to Yankton and beyond to reduce a grain surplus. Army aid may be available to support river movements if enough corn is guaranteed to Yankton within 30 to 40 days.

S.D Ashington Missouri Rep Mundt R-S.d Inland Waterways Corporation Federal Midwest Yankton S. C A. C. Ingersoll St. Louis South Dakota Ingersoll Nature Doan

Horse Pulling Contests End at Illinois University

The University of Illinois will stop using its dynamometer for horse pulling contests this fall. H G Russell says draft horses are declining in farm power and the university cannot justify continuing the educational project. Other states Iowa Ohio Indiana and Wisconsin have similarly discontinued horse pulling tests.

Urbana Ill University of Illinois College of Agriculture Illinois Russell Iowa Ohio Indiana Wisconsin

Brooklyn A plow adjustment demonstrates near Malcolm

County Extension Director L. D. Brown announced an April 19 morning demonstration at the Raymond Mc Clure farm two miles north of Malcolm. The event showcases plow adjustment and clean plowing techniques for local farmers.

Brooklyn Raymond McClure Malcolm L. D. Brown

Family farming debated as farm size grows

The piece analyzes how increasing farm size from mechanization and diversification changes rural life. It contrasts subsistence and family farming with profit driven operations and notes census data from 1944 showing income disparities among farms. It profiles Lord Ogilivy, a longtime Denver Post livestock writer, his Boer War service, and late-life illness.

Colorado Denver Lord” Ogilivy The Denver Post Ogilivy U. S South Africa D.S.O Ogilvvy Denver University Lyulph Gilchrist Stanley Ogilivy

World Hog Numbers Dip Below Year Ago

World hog numbers total about 237 million head, down 1.5 percent from a year earlier and 17 percent below the 1931 40 average. The drop is tied to grain demand for food, last summer droughts in southeastern Europe and the Soviet Union, feed shortages, and unstable hog prices. The 1947 world food outlook will influence feed grain availability to sustain hog populations.

Washington USDA Office of Foreign Agricultural Relations Europe Soviet Union United States Argentina

Strawberry Point Lions Host Dinner For Farmers

Strawberry Point Lions club hosted farmers at a Methodist church dinner. Rex Conn Gazette farm editor was the speaker at the Monday night gathering.

Strawberry Point Lions Club Rex Conn Gazette Farm

Clean plowing demonstration set for April 15

Stanwood residents will host a clean plowing demonstration Tuesday afternoon April 15 at the William Davidson farm three miles southwest of town for farming officials and neighbors.

Stanwood William Davidson Here

Kildee Calls for Wider 4-H Access Across Iowa

Iowa State College leaders urged broadening 4-H youth programs to all farm youths at the extension conference on campus. Dean H. H. Kildee cited a 1946 enrollment high, staff expansion plans, and strong soil conservation work while detailing multiple extension projects and 45 000 volunteers.

Ames Iowa H. H. Kildee Iowa State College Kildee Karl Knaus U. S. Department of Agriculture Extension Service

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