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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1935
Page
6
A historical record notes 196 015 246 pounds of meat imported in six months, marking a dramatic rise from the first half of 1934. The data details substantial totals, origins, and market context, reflecting widespread trade activity and inflation pressures of the era.
Fragmented text shows two threshing rigs operating near a sire in a barnyard setting. The readable portions mention equipment and activity, with scattered letters and garbled phrases surrounding the scene. No clear date or identifiable people emerge.
Bachanen 4H members schedule Achievement Day on August 15 to showcase projects and receive recognition. The event outlines exhibits, demonstrations, and statewide participation opportunities for youth.
Health winners announced as fair activities conclude. Read about local exhibitors, awardees, and notable entries across Washington events and community health programs.
A crowded Manchester Fair livestock show yields multiple Open and Junior class winners. Notable victors include Ralph Childs in Manchester two year olds and Sampson brothers in the 3,000 pound beef class, with team honors claimed by Dierceson of Aran and Gresjes.
The report lists several junior and senior champion sows and boars across counties. Notable winners include J P Cole of Steuberry Point with senior and grand champion boar, and Les C Jonsson of Hewkere with senior champion sow and dam and sire titles, among others.
A hazy clipping reports Hazleton Creamery paying 27 cents for batterfat. The brief notes mention suppliers, a process line, and a partial ledger entry with names obscured by OCR errors.
Fragmentary text from a newspaper page references a date and place but is incoherent. readable elements include a junction name and mentions of a procedure or process without clear actions or outcomes. No persons or organizations are clearly identified.
The fragment lists cattle prices with pounds and shillings figures. It notes varying values such as 3.75 and 2.75 per unit and references weights and weeks. No clear event or named entities beyond currency and livestock terms.
July butter shipments show 2,993,000 pounds moving to New York and 417,000 pounds to Iowa. New York receipts reached 35,397,000 pounds for the month, with overall July totals rising 2,000,000 pounds year over year. Iowa shipments to New York totaled 113,427 cases, while New York’s eggs receipts stood at 522,402 cases.
In Traer a sale of 150 head cattle drew prices from $7.50 to $10.85 per hundredweight, with other listings noting bids and sales across multiple lots. Record of buyers includes Gus Unitedt Tres and James Dmscele, among others, with weights around 12 to 33 pounds and various price points.
In Mount Veena area a corn and soy field near Co. Back er farm North of Mount Veena suffers chinch bugs feeding on weeds in distressed soybeans. The infestation, noted Friday, shows bugs devouring weed plants as beans appear water damaged.
Boechel The Gazaile BALDWIN Tabor and Tabor sold thirty 187 pound spring pins one mile north of Baldwin. They brought $12 per hundredweight, a new year high, with pies trucked to Chicago.
Farmer Bulligan bought twelve pigs in December at 5 cents each and sold them Friday to a Cedar Rapids packet for 244.22 dollars. The sale yielded 240.03 dollars in net profit after feed, travel and interest on the initial investment. Pigs averaged 240 pounds.
A dense catalog of assorted daily goods with prices for sugar, oleo, cheese, milk, vinegar, canned fruits, pickles, mackerel, dates, walnuts, cocoa, vanilla, baking powder and coffee. Items include My Own Oleo, Nippy Cheese, Pabstett, Loganberries, and Calumet powder with prices spanning fractions of a dollar.
A vintage style grocery advertisement lists prices for bulk spices and various staples. It includes items such as coffee, flour, corn meal, oats, rice, pancake mix, beans, and canned goods. The ad also notes fresh produce like cucumbers celery tomatoes lettuce cabbage carrots bananas oranges peaches melons apples grapefruit and lemons.
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