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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1933

Page

4

Linn County 4 H health champions named for state fair

Frances Bedell of Whittier and Willard Neal of Mount Vernon are Linn county’s 4 H health champions. Frances scored 984 points to win the girls’ contest and Willard 95.65 to win the boys’ contest. They will represent Linn at the Iowa State Fair.

Rances Bedefll Whittier Gleaners Club Willard Neal Mount Vernon Linn County Farm Bureau Frances Frank Bedell Whittier Willard Burt Neal Winifred Neal Mary Ford Center Point Peppy Pals Club Mary Schultz Twinhola Club Geraldine Breneman Angie Holets Sunny Sparklers Carrie Hanson Linn's Best Margaret Jane Brown Genevieve Oliphant Happy Hands Laura Mae Paul Ivan Hoge Springville Robert Gensicke Cedar Rapids Albert Hindman Marion Donald Dukek Alburnett B F. Wolverton M. Ivins

Lisbon Creamery Officers Seek Sewer Disposal Solution

Prof Robert N Galligan of Ames and Howard R Green of Cedar Rapids met Lisbon Co operative creamery directors officers and town council to discuss using a sanitary sewer for creamery waste disposal after the local septic tank was damaged by buttermilk.

Lisbon Robert N Galligan Ames Howard R Green Cedar Rapids

Remarkable Cedar Rapids Farm Stalk Tallest Seen by Miss Woitishek

Miss Anna Woitishek of Cedar Rapids shows a corn stalk from a farm tenanted by Joe Klebee at Ely. The stalk reaches thirteen feet three inches, and she notes the entire twenty five acre field is the same height. The Panama Canal shortens the San Francisco to Liverpool voyage by 5666 miles, saving two fifths of the former trip.

Anna Woitishek Cedar Rapids Joe Klebee Ely Miss Woitishek Panama Canal San Francisco Liverpool England

Linn County Cow Test Averages Produce High Milk

July reports from Linn County Cow Test association No 2 show 227 cows averaging 632 pounds of milk and 294 pounds of butterfat. Top herds include Mount Vernon and Elkader areas. Leath, Tessmer, and Rockwell herds noted strong outputs with detailed feed costs and ration plans.

Linn County E C Forest Mount Vernon Robert Gensicke George Graver Fdgewood L C Lenth Elkader Evert Neal Ciazette Maynard -Tre Fayette County Martha Tessmer Otta W Taylor L C Johnston Belding William M Adams J Ineels, Rueber Coturson E. T Wegner Besins Sudan Crass Earl Tessmer Sudan Sudan Crass, and JF Ince Louis Baines Weerer P V Rockwell Smith and Biebee Dairies Fred Ro Blythe County Hemes Ida Blythe Charles Morse Guernsey John Cray Cray

Meaning Of Allotment As Applied To Wheat Explained

Murl McDonald of the Ames extension service explains wheat allotment calculations under the adjustment program. The allotment equals 54 percent of the five year crop average for domestic use, with county and farm quotas based on past production and a potential 20 percent acreage reduction. Farmers sign contracts to receive 28 to 30 cents per bushel over three years in exchange for two years of reduced wheat acreage.

Ames Murl McDonald Ames Extension Service McDonald Mr McDonald Wallace United States Mr. McDonald

Sheep and Lamb Numbers Reduced in Outlook Report

The summer sheep and wool outlook from the bureau of agricultural economics says lamb supplies for the next ten months are slightly smaller than a year ago amid improving demand as industrial activity rises. Western ewe replacements remain scarce, no major flock changes expected, and higher prices in 1933 should lift sheep growers’ income modestly.

Washington D. C Bureau of Agricultural Economics Sheen Musv Bureau Wneree Sats the Bureau

4-H Club Livestock Show Set For Waterloo August 16-17

Waterloo (UP) More than 200 Black Hawk county youths prepare entries for the annual 4-H club fair on August 16 and 17. County Agent Paul Barger says dairy classes include Holsteins Guernseys Jerseys Ayrshires and Brown Swiss with production exhibits. Beef divisions cover purebred Shorthorn heifers and a combined class for Aberdeen Angus Hereford and Shorthorn baby beeves. Swine classes include Duroc Jerseys Poland Chinas Hampshires Chester Whites and Spotted Poland hogs with market fat barrows and market litters. Poultry displays feature White Leghorns White Rocks Rhode Island Reds Buff Orpingtons Barred Plymouth Rocks White Wyandottes and Jersey Giants.

Waterloo Black Hawk County Paul Barger Barger Poland Plymouth Rocks

Oats Yield Reported At Alburnett Farm

The largest oat yield in the neighborhood was on the W Jd Anderson farm at the south edge of Alburnett. Eighteen acres harvested produced fifty six bushels per acre.

Alburnett W Jd. Anderson

WEST LIBERTY IO CATTLE FEEDING PROMOTION

A small regional ad urges readers in West Liberty Iowa to consider buying feeding cattle at present. The message emphasizes timing and practical value for local ranchers and livestock traders. It presents the promotion as a logical budgeting decision for cattle feeding investments.

Tipton Cedar county Farm Bureau achieves high marks

Tipton townships competed in the Cedar county Farm Bureau women’s achievement day with High score 949 by Tipton-Red Oak exhibit. Five townships presented fourth year nutrition project themes including vegetable growing and diet balance. The top three booths may show at the county fair later this month.

Red Oak Township Cedar County Tipton Red Oak Cedar County Farm Bureau Herman Hass Farm Bureau Dayton Township George Bixler Clarence Fairfield Ada Welty Springdale W. L. Pemberton West Branch Town W. A. Small Neale S. Knowles Ames Mary Gregg Alex Buchanan Mechanicsville Fifty Paul Thomas

Marengo banker Olson summoned for federal land bank appraisal work

Ole H. Olson of Marengo, a former banker, was summoned to Cedar Falls Friday to work with federal land bank appraisers in Black Hawk county. He attended an appraisers training school in Des Moines two weeks ago. Representatives from Cedar and Johnson counties were also called to Cedar Falls.

Gazette Marengo Ole H. Olson Cedar Falls Federal Land Bank Black Hawk County Olson Des Moines Cedar Johnson Counties

Daily Farm News For Farm Folk

Farm brief notes edited by Ray Anderson covering crop updates weather hints and market chatter for rural readers. Highlights include planting tips irrigation notes and livestock care reminders aimed at small farm operations.

Des Moines Hog Prices Hold Narrow Range Amid Moderate Receipts

Hog prices moved within a tight band as receipts stayed moderate and demand remained light. Direct trade matched central-market levels with buyers reluctant to bid above four dollars, while 180 to 300 pound hogs sold for around four dollars, and lighter 150 to 170 pound weights fetched about 3.55 to 3.85.

Des Moines

Steers Top at 7.40 on Chicago Market

Herman and Clark Heitman of Williamsburg sold three carloads of cattle on the Chicago market. Twenty steers averaged 1357 pounds and topped the market at 7.40 a hundredweight. Twenty seven head averaged 1408 pounds and brought 6.75.

The Gazette Williamsburg Herman and Clark Heitman Chicago Herman Clark Heitman

Rain Boosts Northeast Iowa Crops Amid Mixed Yields

Rain across Fayette county helped corn and oats, halting damage on sandy ground and aiding late planted crops. Yields varied from 10 to 35 bushels per acre with oats overall around 30, farm reports list 3,750 bushels from 75 acres and 2,400 bushels from 55 acres.

West Union Fayette County D. C. Carvey Alben Kimpston Faycette Ewald Quandt Hawkeye J. A. Downer Arlington Carvey and Kimpston

Rain halts threshing haying in Masonville area

A ten hour downpour stalled threshing and haying in Masonville this week. The sustained rain benefited pastures corn potatoes and gardens in the locality.

the Gazette Masonville

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Frances Bedell Linn Health Whittier Lass Mount Vernon Lad Wolverton, Ivins and Hartman KR. F. A Lisbon Creamery 16Th Ave. W Dial Wilson Black Hawk Linn NO. 2 Gensicke Forest Elkader-Volga State Owls Speen Tne Corette Anastosga Phe Mens Reformafar Pera Joe Ana Broertatoon Renin Oma Counta P. N. Gibson West Liberty, Iowa P. S Joe Stark 1St St. NE Brookfield Hamburg FRISH Daily Farm News Farm Folk Ray Anderson Iowa Zalesky Sixteenth Ave Ne Potato & Grocery Markets First Avenue E Illinois Jie Phe Ee Vince Egg Loe Dow Peck Tuer Freestone iTea Royal Soap Odode
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