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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1932

Page

11

Farmers National Grain reports 148 million bushels handled

George S Milner, general manager, told stockholders that the Farmers National Grain corporation handled net over 148 000 000 bushels in the year ending May 31. Total storage under its control exceeded 75 000 000 bushels, a gain of over 55 000 000. Branch offices opened in Toledo Fostoria Champaign Des Moines Hutchinson Salina Dodge City St Joseph Marshall Williston Aberdeen Williston and Amarillo. Net earnings surpassed 1 000 000 while the group is debt free. The year featured funding of a 16 000 000 debt to the Federal Farm Board and a shift to a single grain marketing system.

CAGO Farmers National Grain Corporation Grain Stabilization Corporation George 8S. Milner Milner Toledo Fostoria Champaign Des Moines Hutchison, Salina Dodge City Kan St. Joseph Marshall, Minn Aberdeen Williston N. D Amarillo Updike Grain Company Walter I. Beam Federal Farm Board V. Gregory The Prairie Farmer Federal

Farmer unions vs Chicago board of trade in grain fight

A speech by Cc. E. Huff, president of the corporation, argues farmers should win the right to full trade privileges on the Chicago board of trade and clearing corporation. He contends private traders resist law and that futures volume harbors millions in tolls paid by grain producers. He asserts farmer co operatives will bring growth and security after victory.

Huff Board of Trade Farmer Cc. E. Huff Chicago Board of Trade and Clearing Corporation Chicago Board of Trade Minneapolis Duluth Kansas City Chicago Clearing Corporation United States Chicago Mar

Buyer of auctioned farm pressed to raise bid in Nebraska

W H Serbousek of Walford says he was asked by a land bank sales committee to boost his bid of 10360 for the 220 acre Joe Jindrich farm near Coln Nebraska. He claimed a higher 12000 bid came by mail from John Cechura and that approval has stalled since the sale. He says he told the bank he was through and awaits a decision.

Land Bank Coln Neb W. H. Serbousek Walford Joe Jindrich Here Serbousek Jindrich John Cechura Jindrich Farm Mr. Serbousek

First Baby Beef Auction Scheduled Aug 23 in Chicago

The national committee on boys and girls club work and the International Live stock exposition announce a series of baby beef auctions at the Chicago Stockyards. The first sale is August 23 with auctions every Tuesday afternoon until mid October, plus two special auctions on August 26 and September 9. Carey M. Jones returns as auctioneer. over eight years he sold 12,950 head totaling more than 1.55 million dollars, and last year set a record with 2,412 head.

Gazette Chicago National Committee On Boys’ and Girls’ Club Commission Carey M. Jones

Bacterial Wilt Damage Worsens Across Corn Crops

The U S department of agriculture reports Stewart's disease baterial wilt spreading in sweet corn and some dent corn varieties. Hot weather boosts spread, with heavy losses in 1931. Resistant strains from Golden Bantam developed with Purdue may next spring reach markets. Early varieties are most affected. symptoms include striped leaves and dying plants.

Washington, D.C Stewart United States Department of Agriculture Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Bureau of Plant Industry Department Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station Lafayette Ind

What's What Out On The Acres Near Chelsea

Interview with Frank Novak a melon and grain farmer on ninety four acres northwest of Chelsea. He discusses soil, melon varieties, yields, labor, finances, threshing plans, and opinions on prohibition while reflecting on farm life and prices.

Frank Novak Chelsea Lincoln Highway

Twenty four Iowa towns report hog cholera cases

A weekly Eastern Iowa Veterinary association bulletin lists forty hog cholera cases across 24 eastern Iowa communities. Key towns include Keystone Walcott Monticello Plainview Morning Sun Wheatland Calamus Beaman Whitten Comanche Clarence Stanwood Olin Shellsburg Cedar Rapids Vinton La Porte City West Branch Iowa City Belle Plaine Luzerne Traer Bennett Maquoketa. Other diseases reported include mange infectious keratitis necrotic enteritis and hemorrhagic septicemia in several towns.

Preston Manchester Independ Gon Vinton Gitman Newbureh Cascade Blackieg North English West Branch Wheatland Mount Vernon Traer Grundy Center Columbus Cedar Realers Iowa City Hazleton Oclwein Independence Wellman

Maynard Test Cows Lead July Dairy Averages

Alonzo Hancock reports Fay ette county Cow Test association No. 3 tests show J. F. Ingels Randalia high herd for July at 823 pounds milk and 3246 pounds butterfat from twenty grade Holsteins. Maynard’s A. E. Smith tops a single cow with 1693 pounds milk and 66 pounds butterfat. The association of 256 cows with 27 dry posts an overall 493 pounds milk and 20.8 pounds butterfat. Emil Steege Maynard plans rye winter pasture then blue grass and sudan grass for late pastures.

Ynard Alonzo Hancock Fayette County J. F. Ingels Randalia A. E. Smith Maynard Emil Steege Sudan

Davenport Milk Producers To Build Surplus Plant

Davenport AP The Davenport Milk Producers Association will build its own surplus milk plant to handle an estimated 50 to 60 percent of local requirements. The group plans to sell directly to grocers and meat dealers if local milk dealers refuse to buy from them. The move follows milk prices and supply issues prompting the decision.

Davenport Davenport Milk Producers Association Producers Association

International Poultry Show Planned At Clinton

Clinton notes an international poultry show combined with two Midwestern and one state group, bringing top fowl to exhibit December 28 to 31. C E Smith, secretary of the Iowa State and Mississippi Valley poultry show and exposition, says events include the International Waterfowl Association national exhibit and the International White Cornish club Iowa branch meeting.

Clinton C. E. Smith Iowa State Mississippi Valley Iowa International Waterfowl Association International White Cornish Club

343 Head 4 H Livestock Listed For Marengo Show

Three hundred forty three head of livestock owned by 141 4 H boys and girls will be shown August 23 and 24 at the annual Iowa county 4 H club show in Marengo according to county club agent R W Ashby.

Marengo Iowa R. W. Ashby

Wilton Farm Lass Is Muscatine 4 H Health Champion

Helen Martin, 17, daughter of Ben and (Mrs) Martin farmers near Wilton Junction, tops Muscatine county 4 H health with 99.4. She belongs to Wilton Junction Busy Bees and advances to the state fair in the state contest. Gladys Wathan, Dorothy Wilson, and Corinne Hetzler follow with 98.9, 98.7, and 98.5 respectively.

Wilton Junction Helen Martin Ben Martin Muscatine County Helen Busy Bees Club Gladys Wathan Fulton 1 Workers Club Dorothy Wilson Wapsie Corinne Hetzler New Era Favorite Club

Daily Farm News for Farm Folk

Farm readers receive a compact dispatch edited by Ray Anderson covering practical farming tips, crop updates, and market notes for rural audiences. The column emphasizes timely agricultural advice and local production realities.

Benton Farmers To Hear Paul Moore Talk Holiday

Paul P. Moore, a Cedar county farmer, will speak in Van Horne on the farmers' holiday movement and also speak at Belle Plaine. A holiday meeting is set for Tuesday at 8 30 p m at Spencer corner near Urbana. H H Baker of Belle Plaine, Farm Union organizer, will speak.

Gazette van Horne Paul P. Moore Cedar County Belle Plaine Spencer Corner No. 11 Urbana H. H. Baker

Drainage and Levee Districts Set 1933 Tax Budgets

Officials from Louisa Des Moines county drainage district No 4 and Iowa Flint Creek levee district No 16 met in Burlington to prepare their 1933 tax budgets. The levee district levied four mills, half of 1932, while the drainage board set an $8000 budget, down from $15 000 the previous year.

Columbus Sunction Louisa-Des Moines County Iowa Flint Creek Court House Burlington Drainage Board

Health contestant chosen for XL 4-H girls club

Lora B Houston, county health nurse, selected Miss Lora B Houston to represent the XL 4 H girls club in the Jones county health contest. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Schellin.

To Sclin Elmane Schellin Jones County Carl Schellin Lora B.houston

Dysart Farmers Receive Fire Truck on Trial

DYSART The Dysart Farmers Fire company truck arrived Friday for a 30 day trial before purchase. The unit is a ton and a half chassis with a centrifugal pump, two hose connections for dual streams of 400 to 500 gallons per minute, and includes 30 feet suction hose, 100 gallon tank, 300 feet of hose, ladders and floodlights.

Dysart Dysart Farmers’ Fire Company

Appointment of Administrator in Linn County Iowa

Notice is given that on August 15 1932 Carl Hendrickson attorney for E M Hofak announces the appointment and qualification of an administrator for the estate of Franka orak late of Linn County Iowa. All persons with estate claims must present them promptly to the undersigned for authentication by the Linn County clerk.

Iowa Linn County Prankae Orak Linn Couale

Sweet Corn Day planned in Vinton with corn queen

Plans are completed for Vinton's fourth annual Sweet Corn Day on September 15. No corn is canned locally this year, but the Iowa Canning company planted a pilot to supply roasting ears for the event. A corn queen will be chosen again this year.

Vinton Iowa Canning Company

Farmers seek hog cholera vaccination school in September

County Agent A. W. Kirby reports Elwood area farmers request a hog cholera vaccination school to be held early in September. Those who will take the examination include Edd Myatt Roy Dyer Chris tiesa Harlan Frank Myatt Wirth Frank Land and Fred.

A. W. Kirby Yi 9 Edd Myatt Roy Dyer Christiesa Harlan

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