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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1941

Page

12

Missouri River Hog Market Strength Driven by West Coast Demand

Hog prices on the Missouri River strengthened as west coast buyers bid into Omaha, with top quotes near 9 dollars and 8.90 at Omaha for heavy hogs. Chicago and Indianapolis showed weaker or steady tones, while interior Iowa saw small declines. Government pork purchases did not yet lift wholesale pork prices as hoped.

Omaha Chicago Indianapolis Buffalo Missouri River Iowa Mississippi River Los Angeles Leon Henderson Defense Commodity Price Control National Defense Park

Woodchuck Found With Tin Can On Head In Wheatland

Emil Kelting, a farmer south of Wheatland, spotted a woodchuck wearing a shiny tin can on its head while checking alfalfa. He punched a hole for air, brought the animal to Wheatland, removed the can, and released the woodchuck.

The Gazette Wheatland Emil Kelting

Freak chick hatched at Ettledorf hatchery

A freak Ossian A chick hatched recently at the Ettledorf hatchery. It has four legs and walks with ease and is healthy and normal in other respects.

Ossian Ettledorf

FENCE DRIFT Demonstration Sparks Pig Farm Precepts

Epworth pork producer Frank Edwards demonstrated one of his Precepts for profitable pigs by kicking litter and scratching a match on the hog house floor. He emphasized keeping pigs dry as a key rule.

Frank Edwards Epworth

Buchanan To Have Corn Test Plot For District 6

INDEPENDENCE The state corn yield test plot for District 6 will be in Buchanan county this year announced by county agent Dale Irwin. Site not yet chosen. The plot will cover 8 to 12 acres of uniform land with seed, planting, and harvesting labor supplied. The local farmer will mark, cultivate, provide a team and wagon to haul corn at harvest.

Independence Buchanan County Dale Irwin

Cedar Rapids sidewalk project links to long street list

City Council adopts Resolution No 1894 prescribing permanent sidewalks along numerous described properties in Cedar Rapids Linn County Iowa under Ordinance 1966 and 1949 code. Public notice via Cedar Rapids Gazette urges owners to obtain permits before May 12 1941 or have sidewalk built and assessed to their property.

Cedar Rapids Iowa City of Linn County S.W Jet Ellis Boulevard 16Th Avenue 3Rd Avenue Browns Ist 3Rd Avenue S.W Ard Avenue G Avenue Browns 6Th Street Deans A Avenue Dean's Avenue 13Th Street Ist Avenue Deans Srd 12Th Street Burch Avenue Hinkley Place Burch Avenue NW Puenmiere Hinkle Ace A Hinkey Place Brel Avenue Hinke Rce Burch Burch Avenue N.W N.W Nkley Place Puna N.W Anne Aheeet Aia Enue Aia Enue S.W Ua Eree O.W 1St Street Originalngston Kineston GOW Reina Ngston Rigina Neston Kingston Reina Neston M. Mays May Covells Mays S.lw 2Nd Street Youngs 16Th Avenue S.W Cedar Rapds K. Hahn

Orchard Demonstrations Led by Ames Expert in Benton County

FIFTY THREE farmers attended four orchard demonstrations in Benton county on Thursday. S. W. Edgecombe Ames extension horticulturist led the sessions on hibernal hardy stock planting and pruning. He plans to return next year to show budding of future fruit varieties. Demonstrations were held in the orchards of Fred Hensing John Strawn Everett Wayman and Harold Melhaus. On Friday Edgecombe spoke in Linn county for similar demonstrations.

Vinton Benton County Don Groves S. W. Edgecombe Ames Extension Horticulturist Edgecombe Mr. Groves Fred Hensing John Strawn Garrison Everett Wayman Dysart Harold Melhaus Professor Edgecombe Linn County

Garnavillo Butter Wins Section One Scoring Contest

In Luana Alvin Thore, son of Garnaville, topped the Iowa Creamery Operators Association Section One educational butter scoring with 93.14. Francis Giblin Ossian and Chris Fischer Tripoli tied for second at 93. Elwin Drahn Monona earned third with 92.1. Women’s judging was won by Mrs Louis Lehman Elgin. Gordon Junker Clermont won the men’s. Section One buttermakers meet at Postville on June 5.

Luana Alvin Thoreson Garnaville Iowa Creamery Operators Association Butler Francis Giblin Ossian Chris Fischer Tripoli Elwin Drahn Monona Louis Lehman Elgin Gordon Junker Clermont Buttermakers Postville

Pigs Average 44.5 Pounds At 59 Days

Inside Epworth hog house Frank Edwards hosts a weighing day with E L Quaife of Ames and Iowa State experts. Three litters farrowed Feb 23 24 25 yield an average 44.58 pounds at 59 days. Edwards plans to weigh about 2000 pigs this spring as field work continues.

E L Quaife Ames Towa Professor Quaife Professor Qualle Iowa Frank Edwards Epworth Edwards Ed Hemmer

New Con Test Association Formed In Johnson County

Eldon C. Stussman of Iowa City elected president of Johnson county No. 2 dairy herd improvement association during a Sharon Center meeting. Limited 26 members. Eli L. Miller of Kalona is vice president and Harlan A. Stubbs of Riverside secretary treasurer. Directors Will Brenneman and Ralph Troyer, both Kalona, chosen. Plan to hire a tester and begin testing May 1. West Branch dairy group marks 21st anniversary with John Offringa reemployed as tester. C Earl Smith and Ivan N Gates of West Liberty reelected president and secretary-treasurer respectively. John Coxon of West Branch named vice president. Ralph Branson and Ellis Taylor named directors. Seventeen eastern Iowa associations attend Cedar Rapids spring tester conference.

Iowa City Eldon C. Stussman Johnson County No. 2 Sharon Center Eli L. Miller Kalona Harlan A. Stubbs Riverside Will Brenneman Ralph Troyer West Branch John Offringa United States Holland West Branch Dairy Herd Improvement Association Offringa C. Earl Smith West Liberty Ivan N. Gates John Coxon Ralph Branson Ellis Taylor Eastern Iowa Cedar Rapids Floyd Johnston Arthur Porter Ames Dairy

Extension group discusses summer dairy herd management meeting report

Extension division members reviewed summer management for dairy cattle and outlined future association activities. A B Nystrom from Washington DC bureau of dairy industry shared results of the national ear tagging program. Associations represented include Dubuque Greeley South Delaware South Jones Linn No 1 No 2 No 3 Benton No 1 No 2 Iowa Johnson West Branch Scott Washington Henry Lee Des Moines and First Bi monthly (FSA).

Nystrom Washington, D. C Bureau of Dairy Industry Dubuque Greeley South Delaware South Jones Linn Benton Iowa Johnson West Branch Scott Washington Henry Lee- Des Moines

Patriotic Porker To Strut Its Stuff At Veishea

Iowa State College hosts its twentieth Veishea May 8 10 featuring a patriotic porker and a herd of purple pigs in the open house display of the animal husbandry department. The event includes a model farm milk processing exhibits judging team trophies and greenhouse displays. Open houses run Friday May 9 with various demonstrations and student projects showcased.

Gazette Ames Iowa State College Animal Husbandry Department Agricultural Division General Agriculture Iowa State

March Chicks Hit New High in Hatchery Output

March hatchery production reached 193,428,000 chicks, an 18 percent rise from last year and 6 percent above the previous March record. The report notes gains across regions and a shift toward heavy breeds, with record early-April egg set and strong poultry demand boosting storage reductions and prices.

Washington Middle Atlantic South Atlantic New York Chicago Philadelphia Boston United States

Soul Conservation. Progression of spring in the country

A country woman notes spring chores and the scent of onions and rhubarb as she tends the garden. She imagines that after the first thaw, anything can happen in homestead life.

National Polled Shorthorn Show To Feature 80 Head

Plans near completion for the first National Polled Shorthorn congress at the Iowa state fairgrounds on May 20 with 80 head including 30 bulls and 50 females from eight states. Judges and consignors vie for engraved trophies and $500 in prizes. banquet May 20 features Dean H H Kildee as speaker.

Des Moines Iowa State Fairgrounds Krahn

Fire Sweeps Montezuma Farm House Killing 175 Chicks

A fire at the John Blakenship farm seven miles southeast of Montezuma destroyed the brooder house and killed 175 chicks. Firefighters arrived but the blaze was too developed to save the building.

Montezuma John Blakenship Farm

Official of Farm Guild Warns of Grief After War Ends

E. K. Kennedy vice president of the National Farmers Guild told the House agriculture committee that American agriculture would suffer a postwar slump and urged HR 1101 to set parity prices for farm products sold domestically. He proposed exports of surpluses at world prices by the secretary of agriculture. Kennedy argued for a system combining production costs with a reasonable profit and folding agriculture into the pricing framework.

Washington E. K. Kennedy National Farmers Guild House Agriculture Committee American Agriculture Europe Massingale Okla Secretary of Agriculture Pace Murray Wis Congress Kennedy United States

Johnson County AAA signups reach 1800 for 1941 program

Iowa City The Gazette reports County Chairman Ine G Raim states 1800 farm producers in Johnson County have signed to cooperate under the 1941 AAA program, noting the figure is higher than the same point last year as the May 1 deadline nears.

Iowa Minnesota Epegis the Gazette Iowa City Johnson County Ine G Raim

Edgewood Creameries Pay 36c For Butterfat

Edgewood Creameries and F. H. Hatch paid patrons 36 cents per pound for sweet cream butterfat and 35 cents for grade one sour cream butterfat received in March, the Gazette reports.

Sprrin Edgewood Farmers Creamers Company F. H. Hatch

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