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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1942

Page

13

Plan for Livestock Price Ceilings Drafted by OPA Moved to Wickard

The Office of Price Administration drafted a livestock ceiling plan requiring approval from Secretary Claude R Wickard before implementation. Wickard tentatively backed the idea with a condition of a practical marketing plan, aiming to delay meat rationing and aid shortage areas. Henderson argued farm parity should be adjusted by Congress and urged cooperation to curb inflation.

Peary (Lp Office of Price Administration Congress OPA Leon Henderson Secretary of Agriculture Claude R Wickard Wickard Wickard Henderson Norfolk

Auction Week Schedule in Iowa Listings

Saturday August 22 Forrest L MecCalley Duroc Jersey boat and pill sale at Walker Anamosa Livestock Auction Iowa City Livestock sale. Monday August 24 Neustel and Carpenter closing out 52 miles NW of Alburnett. Tuesday August 25 Austin Armstrong dispersion sale 6 miles W of Mt Vernon Iowa City. Wednesday August 26 Frank Kempy Est closing out 4 miles NE of Lisbon.

Forrest L. MecCalley Duroc-Jersey Walker Anamosa Iowa City Neustel and Carpenter Alburnett Austin Armstrong Mt Vernon Frank Kempy Lisbon

Crop yields and farming notes from Webster Vicinity

Timothy Webster reports threshing is finished with 150 pounds to the acre. Clover filling and many farmers will harvest seed. Alfalfa is being stored this week. Corn yields are strong with some fields reaching 100 bushels per acre. Several farmers are spreading lime.

Webster Timothy

Surplus Exchange Promotes Canning in Delaware County

Mrs Paul Munson of Manchester announces a fruit and vegetable exchange program for canning to promote food for freedom. She lists 15 township cooperators for buyers sellers and traders to contact within Delaware county.

Surplus Fruit-Vegetable Exchange Delaware Manchester Paul Munson Delaware County Munson

Crossbred Is Champion at Clinton County 4-H Livestock Show

A 910 pound crossbred Shorthorn Angus steer shown by Leo Duer Jr of Charlotte was grand champion baby beef at Clinton County 4-H livestock show. Reserve grand champ was an Angus by Robert Schmidt of Delmar. 89 beef calves entered. Judge Carl Oldson of Ames. Herefords led by Jack Wilkinson. Fawn Camp and Joel Olson won in various Hereford classes. Pigs: Leo Boysen won a market pen of three. Kenneth Bachus topped the market lamb? Wait. (Note: This item summarizes multiple divisions and winners including pigs and litter prizes.)

the Gazette Dewitt Clinton County Leo Duer, Jr Charlotte Robert Schmidt Delmar Carl Oldson Ames Iowa Beef Producers’ Association Jack Wilkinson Fawn Camp Joel,Olson Grand Mound Schmidt John Mommsen, Jr Miles Angus Duer

Order Buyers Set Pace This Week in Cattle Market

Eastern order buyers and large packers on shipper accounts set the price base in the steer market with activity at 147.50 per hundredweight and up. Top weekly price reached 16.65 for 1318 pound western Nebraska steers, with 16 to 16.40 paid for 1100 to 1400 pound cattle.

the Gazette Chicago Nebraska

Light Week for Interior Hogs in Iowa and Minnesota

Receipts of hogs on interior markets remained light this week in Iowa and southern Minnesota with a steady price level. Friday's 17 000 head run lifted five day totals to 105 900, below last week's 109 600 and a year ago 134 200.

Iowa Minnesota

Iowa County 4-H Names Health Champions

Barbara Tompkins 14 of Marengo wins 4-H girls health champion at Iowa county fair. William Lockridge 16 of North English named boys health champion. Mary Jean Goodman 16 of Millersburg earns health improvement champion for dental and foot care.

Marengo Barbara Tompkins Ben Tompkins Iowa County William Lockridge Q. W. Lockridge North English William Mary Jean Goodman Alfred Goodman Millersburg Mary Jean

Fence Drift in Unwoven Wire Report

Weather dominates local scene as heat returns and corn crops surge. Observer R F A notes fierceness of the day while highlighting farming stakes and regional impact in the agricultural area.

Borer Invasion Possible

Clinton county entomologists Carl Drake and George Decker scouted sweet corn and field corn for possible European corn borer invasion of Iowa. All Mississippi river counties are being scouted as a wet season aids pest increase and infestations reach Illinois counties north of East St Louis and into Wisconsin, with prior containment east of a quarantine line in Indiana.

Clinton Carl Drake George Decker Ames Clinton County Iowa Mississippi River Illinois St. Louis Wisconsin Iadiana

Farms Change Hands in Cedar Rapids and Nearby Areas

The George P. Witwer company reports Homer Boies bought an 80 acre farm south of Keystone for 212 50 an acre. Olive Kemp sold 160 acres southeast of Waubeek to P S Hememway for 60 an acre. Connell estate farm east of Monona sold to W B Bernhard for 12000 with possession March 1, 1943. Fred Wardenburg 40 acre east of Williamsburg sold at 154 per acre. Bert Hanson acted as auctioneer.

George P. Witwer Company Cedar Rapids Homer Boies van Horne Keystone Karl Winslow Witwer Company Waubeek Olive Kemp P S. Hememway Lisbon Monona Connell W. B. Bernhard Williamsburg Fred Wardenburg Bert Hanson Corp. John Hanson Miami Beach Fla

Deadline Aug 31 For Wheat Insurance In Iowa

Iowa wheat farmers face an August 31 deadline to apply for federal crop insurance. AAA representatives will contact farmers in a statewide drive to enroll about 10 000 wheat producers for the 1943 bumper crop. Lester Vos, state crop insurance supervisor, announced the outreach plan on Friday.

Des Moines INS Iowa AAA Lester Vos

Rowley Creamery Pays 45c for Top Butterfat

Rowley cooperative creamery patrons receive July butterfat payments with Grade No. one at 45 cents, No. two at 44 cents, and No. three at 43 cents. Earlier in July rates were 43, 42, and 41 cents.

Rowley Creamery Rowley Rowley Cooperative Creamery Joe McGrath

Linn County Dairy Calf Entrants Headed to Waterloo Show

Grover Miche announced 11 dairy calves from six Linn County boys will compete in the Waterloo Cattle Congress dairy calf show September 7 through 13. Harold Thomas of Alburnett leads with three Milking Shorthorn heifers. E A Allbee Jr of Mt. Vernon has two. Walter McArthur of Springville one. Richard Luse of Cedar Rapids one Milking Shorthorn calf. Willard Haak Jr of Marion shows a Holstein calf and a yearling. RC Hagerman of Marion has a Jersey calf and a yearling. Harald Thomas also plans to show an open class senior yearling Milking Shorthorn bull, bull calf, 3-year-old heifer and two 2-year-old Milking Shorthorn heifers.

Grover Miche Linn County Waterloo Cattle Congress Harold Thomas Alburnett E. A. Allbee, Jr Mt. Vernon Walter McArthur Springville Richard Luse Cedar Rapids Willard Haak

Johnson County 4-H dairy judging team named

Iowa City participants Charles Jennings and John Anderson join Avery Col ony of Oxford and Frank Colony of North Liberty for Waterlow dairy cattle congress judging on September 1.

Iowa City Johnson County Waterlow Charles Jennings Austin Colony Oxford John Anderson Frank Colony North Liberty

Angus Wins in Winneshiek at County Fair

Decorah Iowa Winneshiek county fair 4 H livestock show grand champion baby beef is an Angus exhibited by Harold Langland of Spring Grove Minn Hereford shown by Tinderholt Brothers Ossian Shorthorn entry Carleton Hexom Waukon topped Shorthorn class Hexom also second with an Angus Wayne Sunday Decorah second Hereford and Kesslie Trudeking Waukon second Shorthorn Forty steers exhibited Judge Carl Oldsen Ames secretary of Iowa Beef Producers association.

Decorah Harold Langland Winneshiek Farm Spring Grove Minn Winneshiek Tinderholt Brothers Ossian Carleton Hexom Waukon Wayne Sunday Carl Oldsen Ames Iowa Beef Producers Association

Something to Croak About Des Moines Frogs Surge

The Iowa Conservation Commission reports a bumper frog crop alongside corn and soybeans due to plentiful slough water. Frogs are abundant across marsh and prairie lands, especially in Okoboji Spirit Lake region as frogs migrate to lakes after frost. An illegal 1938 shipment seized by officers contained 7 350 dozen pairs of frog legs.

Des Moines Iowa State Conservation Commission Okoboji Spirit Lake

Sowed sale brings 93.34 dollars per hundredweight

A yearling sow weighing 735 pounds was sold to a Manchester buyer Thursday by Roy J Duffey for 1270 dollars per hundredweight, totaling 93.34 dollars.

the Gazette Manchester Roy J Duffey

TVA Director Pictured in U S Power Development Drama

A diagram lists clues for a crossword style puzzle featuring David with connections to the TVA and U S power development themes. The grid items span definitions from heaven to electricity, with several abbreviations and dotted references embedded.

U. S. Power Development David

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