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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1943

Page

5

Five Hundred More Farm Workers Needed in Iowa Next Week

Iowa farm labor demand rises as five hundred workers are needed next week per Harold Hoyt, U S employment service placement director. He says demand may be met though some housing and local labor reserves must be mobilized. Extension Director Bliss outlines a town plan to boost local labor and coordinate agencies to prevent duplications. Iowa farms face ongoing shortages with many workers in the armed forces and industry, and expect further losses this year.

Iowa Bliss Extension Service ES Moines INS Harold Hoyt United States Employment Service Hoyt Ames—I Iowa Extension Service R. K. Bliss Congress Secretary of Agriculture Claude Wickard Iowa Usda War Board Lowa Koewa

Leghorn Cockerels Best for Town Poultry Projects

Ames extension poultry specialist W. R. Whitfield says Leghorn cockerels suit town meat projects, growing to about 3 pounds. He advises local hatcheries and notes these chicks are often surplus this season, suggesting planing after May 15 or June 1 to avoid farm shortages.

Ames W. R. Whitfield Ames Extension

Louisa Farm Service Manager Takes New Job

Louisa County Farm Service manager Har old Erskine leaves after three years to accept a similar post in Emmetsburg. Edgar Smith of Mahaska County Farm Service will take his place at Oskaloosa.

Louisa Farm Service Columbus Junction Harold Erskine Louisa County Farm Service Company Emmetsburg Erskine Edgar Smith Mahaska County Farm Service Company Oskaloosa

Milking Shorthorn Society Names New Field Representative

W. J. Hardy, secretary of the Milking Shorthorn society, announced the appointment of Hobart Hunter of Senesco Kansas as field representative. Mr. Hunter began his duties last month and previously served as secretary of the Kansas Milking Shorthorn Society for two years.

Chicago W. J. Hardy Hobart Hunter Senesco Kan Hunter Kansas Milking

Clinton Farm Labor Committee Named in Clinton County

A Clinton county farm labor committee was named to aid in the farm labor program. Members include Allie Ryan as chairman, Welton, C. Griner of the selective service board, Mrs. M. Thomas Cousins, R. B. Schlotfeldt, Leo Farber, Donald Hunter, Fred Kleeberger, Carl J. Smith, E. E. Klein, and F. C. Bowersox, representing local organizations.

Dewitt Clinton County Allie Ryan Welton C. Griner Selective Service Board Clinton M. Thomas Cousins R. B. Schlotfeldt Leo Farber Donald Hunter Fred Kleeberger Clinton Chamber of Commerce Carl J. Smith

Gregory to Manage Hatchery in Maryland

M C Gregory who has led the Swift and Company hatchery here since its November 1936 founding accepts a manager post at the Swift and Company hatchery in Salisbury Maryland E E Hendrickson of Mason City will replace Gregory as manager of the Marengo hatchery

Marengo M. C. Gregory Swift and Company Salisbury E. E. Hendrickson Mason City Gregory

Weather Halts Field Work But Oats and Alfalfa Sowed

Heavy rain Tuesday night delayed field work in the area while farmers sow oats and alfalfa and victory gardens are begun as work continues.

Walker Victory Gardens

Prime Steers Hit 17.85 in Weak Beef Market Week

OPA ceilings paused rising steer prices but later week losses ranged 25 cents. Prime offerings topped at 17.85 for five loads, with most cattle selling 15 to 16.75 and some high quality loads reaching 17.75 to 17.30, while heifers and other beef classes showed mixed declines and steady demand.

the Gazette Chicago OPA West

Nichols promotes new Iowa apple varieties for trial

Ames extension horticulturist H. E. Nichols lists varieties for Iowa farmers including Sharon a high quality early winter eating apple, Edgewood Secor Hawkeye Greening Harasan Beacon Prairie Spy Minton Melba Milton Early McIntosh Dolga Crab Turley and advises against Anoka. He notes Duchess Beacon and Duchess suitability and regional performance.

Ames Jonathan H. E. Nichols Ames Extension Horticulturist Sharon Iowa State College Iowa Edgewood Secor Nichols

Coming farm auctions in Iowa telegraphed sales

Saturday April 16 anamesa livestock auction by Iowa City Sales Co. and Cedar Rapids horse sale by Iowa Livestock Exchange under Chas. McCreary. Center Point hosts Iowa City Sales Co. livestock sale closing out, 544 miles southeast.

Iowa City Sales Co Iowa Livestock Exchange Cedar Rapids Chas. McCreary Center Point

Groundhogs Threaten Farm Lands In Ames Area

Ames extension entomologist Harold Gunderson warns groundhogs are causing soil erosion and crop loss. He endorses control methods using calcium cyanide dust or gas to fumigate burrows, stressing the need to protect topsoil during wartime production.

AMES Harold Gunderson Ames Extension Gunderson Sa

Mondamin Farmer Jess Alton Named Harrison County Union Chairman

Jess Alton of Mondamin, Democratic nominee for the seventh district in last fall’s election, was named chairman of the Harrison County Farmers Union, announced today.

Farmers Union Logan INS Jess Alton Mondamin Harrison County Ae Union

Notke of Appointment of Executor in Linn County Iowa

Notice is given that the undersigned has been appointed as Executor of the estate of Terry Hoffman, deceased, in Linn County Iowa. Creditors are asked to settle debts immediately and file claims with the Clerk of Linn County District Court. Attorneys A Hughes Schoenthaler and Lee sign the notice.

State of Iowa Linn County Tery Hoffman Laws A. Hughes Schoenthaler and Lee

Milker Washing Short Cut Promoted by Iowa Expert

A. W. Rudnick of Iowa State extension dairy work and H. C. Stendel unveil a milker washing shortcut using wetting agents to cut cleaning time. The method involves dissolving a tablespoon in warm water, flushing units through the vacuum line, brushing rubber and bucket parts, then rinsing with boiling water to reduce milkstone buildup.

A. W. Rudnick Iowa State Extension H. C. Stendel Worth County Rudnick

Rain Needed for Winter Wheat Growth Across States

State crop reports show rain needed in the southwest for seeded winter wheat from last autumn now starting to grow. Others report damage from winter conditions with acreage down from the 10 year average 48,039,000 to about 34,500,000 acres.

Chicago Illinois Iowa Missouri Kansas Nebraska

Louisa County Fair committees named by president

Louisa Fair Association announces committee assignments. Executives include W. H. Hull Cal Duncan W. F. Edmondson Harlan Dallmeyer and William Gabriel. Grounds and buildings list C. E. Pierce John H. Rees Harold Orr Lester Hafner R. J. Barnes and W. H. Hull. Entertainment covers Henry Little Race Gordon Stone John Advertisement lists David Hull Harlan Dallmeyer Cal Duncan Woodrow J. Shearer and William Dunn. Premiums chair Harold Orr Elnora Duncan C. E. Pierce William Dunn and H. M. Duncan.

Columbus Junction H. M. Duncan Louisa County Fair Association W. H. Hull Cal Duncan W. F. Edmondson Harlan Dallmeyer William Gabriel C. E. Pierce John H. Rees Harold Orr Lester Hafner R. J. Barnes Henry Little Gordon Stone John Advertisement David Hull Woodrow J. Shearer William Dunn Elnora Duncan

Inoculate Soybeans For Greater Output Says Strayer

Hudson Iowa: Strayer, secretary of the American Soybean Association, says inoculating every soybean bushel planted in 1943 could boost output. He estimates up to 40 million extra bushels with inoculation, while acreage gains alone might add about 25 million more.

Hudson INS Strayer American Soybean Associa A AAA

Food Preservation Specialist Named in Clinton County

Miss Ella Jean Wood of Waterman, NL, has been hired by the Clinton County Farm Bureau board as food preservation specialist for Clinton County. She is a farm girl and junior student at Iowa State College and plans to return there in September to complete her college work.

Dewitt Ella Jean Wood Waterman Clinton County Farm Bureau Board Clinton County M. 7 Woods Iowa Stat College

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