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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1940

Page

4

Import Threat From Argentina Sparks Pacific Coast Corn Halt

The Commodity Credit Corporation cut prices for midwestern corn to the Pacific coast, halting Argentine shipments. Two small Argentine cargoes, about 600000 to 700000 bushels, were booked for June and July but deliveries are unclear. U S price cuts deterred bookings. a standing U S offer remains.

ED Hadley Washingtor Pacific Coast Commodity Credit Corporation Argentina Department of Agriculture United States Los Angeles Seattle John Goodloe the Gazette U. S Goodloe Pacific Middle West

Argentine corn price and U.S. policy options

The article notes Argentine f.o.b. corn at 33 cents and discusses policy paths to curb Argentine imports. Wickard cites two options: raise U.S. production to lower prices or lift tariffs. With cheap ocean freight, shipping costs match U.S. Midwest rates, making imports profitable if the Argentine price sinks 25 cents below Chicago's price.

The Gazette Agriculture Department Saturday Evening Post Department Post Claude Wickard Agriculture Wickard United States South America Argentina Middle West Chicago

Grundy 4-H Achievement Day Set For August 13

Grundy County 4 H club girls will hold their annual achievement day in Grundy Center on August 13 starting at 10 am with registration at 9 30 am. Eight clubs will demonstrate home efficiency projects studied during the year. Mrs Edward A Habben of Reinbeck, county 4 H club chairman, will lead the program as organizer.

Grundy Center Grundy County Edward A Habben Reinbeck

Mary’s city visit upstages farm life in a rural tale

A country woman recalls her cousin Mary visiting the city to rest from farm work. Mary longs for downtown sights, shopping, shows, parks, and social indulgences, contrasting with the quiet farm routines and the hostess’s rural life.

Mary Bridge

Pictured hog weighs 273 pounds at 157 days on cement floor

WEEST LIBERTY displays John Hendricks with a prize hog from a 97 head drove averaging 222 pounds at 165 days. The top pig gained 1.74 pounds daily and reached 273 pounds at 157 days. The cement floor method is under study by Iowa State College specialists.

Weest Liberty John Hendricks Mr Hendricks Iowa State College

Dairymen Take Step Toward Uniform Butter Grading

Dairymen from Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin plan a joint effort to set a uniform butter grading system with state agriculture chiefs meeting August 12 in Madison. Wisconsin farmers will fund a nationwide dairy advertising push by contributing at least 100000 this month through a 4 cent per pound butterfat assessment to the Wisconsin Dairy Industry Association.

Madison Wis Minnesota Iowa Ammon

Market Cantaloupes Move Amid Drought Pressure

Conesville markets report good cantaloupe quality despite drought conditions. Growers note steady demand as prices remain stable and product moves to local buyers.

Rockefeller Fund Grants ISC 21000 For Genetics Research

The Rockefeller Foundation awarded Iowa State College 21000 for a three year program on two genetics projects. Dr S Lindstrom heads the department and will oversee studies on hybrid vigor and virulence changes in bacteria. Bacterial wilt of corn and mouse typhoid are the focus with Dr W J Gowen directing the typhoid work.

Ames Rockefeller Foundation New York City Iowa State College 5. Lindstrom W. J. Gowen

Newly Threshed Grain Lost In Coggon Barn Fire

Lightning sparked a blaze destroying a 36 by 75 foot barn on the Thomas Henders on farm two miles southwest of Coggon during a 3 am storm. The barn held hay straw and newly threshed grain prompting responses from Coggon and Central City fire departments. Insurance partly covers the loss. the farm is operated by a son of the owner, Leslie Henders on.

the Gazette Coggon Thomas Henderson Central City Leslie Henderson

Gamble Vocational Ag Teacher Named For La Porte City

Adrian W. Gamble was elected by the school board to fill the vocational agriculture instructor post at La Porte City High School succeeding E. E. Pearson. Gamble, a Postville veteran and Maxwell former, ist a 1933 Iowa State College graduate and will start duties September 1.

LA Porte City Adrian W. Gamble Postville Maxwell E. E. Pearson Gamble Iowa State College

Fairs and 4-H Livestock Shows This Week in Eastern Iowa

Eastern Iowa hosts multiple fairs and a 4-H show from Aug 6 to Aug 16. Clinton DeWitt Benton Tipton Manchester Marengo Marshalltown Cedar Rapids feature county fairs and the All-Iowa Livestock Exposition.

Stuedemann Brothers Earl Howard Lawrence Walter Clinton County Elvira Hawkeye Downs Cedar Rapids DeWitt Iowa Benton County Vinton Cedar County Tipton Delaware County Manchester Marengo Central Iowa Marshalltown Betty Riedesal Wheatland Betty Des Moines

Outstanding Linn County Horse Show At Central City

Central City hosts the Linn County fair second annual one day horse show with about 100 horses. Harry Linn judges. Top Belgians and draft horses win in multiple classes including mare and foal and champion stallion by G A Fisher and sons. Suckling colts claim prizes in 4-H classes with Paul Lillie and Mac Towers top in club colt and score card events.

Central City Linn County Fair Harry Linn Pete Collins Winthrop Willard Haak Marion G. A. Fisher and Sons Mechanicsville Lloyd Falcon Rowley Lawrence Falcon Carl Linge Cedar Rapids G A. Fisher Marvin Hanwardson Onslow Larkey Brothers E. E. Glenn Olin H. A. Hartman Ryan al Hamilton Howard Mack Pruess and Son R. A. Shover Welding Ted Paul Jack Dahl Paul Lillie Clifford Kirk Alburnett Lynn Drips Springville Mac Towers Charles Ritze Robert Rose Champion Club Mr. Linn John Towne Mount Vernon Eugene Dunn

Canned Tomatoes Keep Vitamin A Despite Years Storage

Iowa State researchers report canned tomatoes stored at room temperature for three to four years show no loss of vitamin A. The study, by Dr. Pearl Swanson Dr. Mabel Nelson and Dr. Gladys Stevenson, tested on tomatoes and 166 white rats, and was published in Farm Science Reporter.

Gazette Ames Iowa State College Pearl P. Swanson P. Mabel Nelson Gladys Stevenson University of California Farm Science Reporter College Quarterly

Egg Shell Substitutes for Oyster Shell in Hen Diets

Iowa State College researchers report dried egg shell provides calcium comparable to oyster shell for laying hens and chicks. In a two year trial, fertility, hatchability, growth, and bone health were similar, with egg shell and oyster shell yielding equal egg production and no eggs-eating behavior, leaving price as the main factor.

Ames Iowa State College Research Iowa Poultry H. L. Wilcke Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station Wilcke

Cedar County Fair Opens Tuesday in Tipton

The Cedar county fair and night show begins Tuesday in Tipton and runs through Friday. Exhibits across all departments will be set Tuesday with judging starting Wednesday for 4 H baby beeves at 10 am. A parade of 4 H calves is set for Thursday afternoon and draft horse events cap the week Friday.

Gazette Tipton Cedar County J. G. Westby Wilton Junction Matt Stark Floral Hall

New barns rising near Oxford Junction farms

Two new barns are under construction near Oxford Junction on the Fred Pegoreck and Wesley Brink farms. Alban Bieber tenants the Brink property, which replaces a barn destroyed by a summer lightning strike.

Oxford Junction Fred Pegoreck Wesley Brink Alban Bieber

Household Finance offers easy no security personal loans

A历史 ad describes quick personal loans with no bank security or guarantors. Monthly plans range from 6.43 to 9.77 for hundred dollars, with total costs 106.40 under four installments. Rates 24 percent up to 150 and 2 percent above, open to new or former customers.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Action of Credit Corporation Government Carters Grundy Paul Anderson Photo Rockefeller Fund ISC Gamble Vocational Ag Cecil Martha Williams Porvice Hisself Mnwilliams Linn Fair Colt Club Cedar Fair Reeves Univis Lenses J. C. Landenberger Third Street Optometrist Mousehold Hendipson Higley Third Ave R. C. Arnett Iowa City E. Washington Street Waterloo Commercial Street Household Finance Corporation of America
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