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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1932

Page

4

English wheat subsidy averts collapse boosts 85 cent per bushel support

British economists and Agriculture Ministry experts report the wheat subsidy, in its first six months, prevented a severe agricultural crisis by guaranteeing 10 shillings per hundredweight to English growers, roughly 85 cents a bushel. The scheme funds come from an import tax, aims to restore cultivation, and maintains social stability in farming communities while allowing production to rise toward an 8 million bushel cap, with current output around 35 million.

Com England Ministry of Agriculture

Fence Drift and Vocal Outburst Highlight Telephone Talk

A fragment notes a speaker named Vancus delivering a phone call monologue. The scene, described as a telephone personality moment, emphasizes the impact of spoken words over face to face talk and hints at a shedding of restraint in dialogue.

Vancus

Iowa Vegetable Growers Plan Show December 14 15

Garner Iowa UP plans the annual Iowa Vegetable Growers association show December 14 15 to discuss improving profitability of farm crops. P M Harmer of East Lansing will speak on fertilizer and vegetable growth. a potato frying contest for women will highlight town exhibits and prizes.

Garner Iowa Iowa Vegetable Grwers Association Po M Harmer Fiast Lansing Midh Authority Tounrk

Texas Special wins 1200-pound steer crown at International Livestock Show

At Chicago's International Livestock Show, 1200 pound steer "Texas Special" owned by C M Largent and Sons of Merkel Texas claimed the grand championship over a rival breed. The Iowa and Illinois entries received multiple awards in interbreed and breed-specific classes. Officials note the event marks milestones for the American Hereford Breeders association and leaves questions about final auction price and carcass judging.

Chicago C M Largent and Sons Merkel Texas United States American Hereford Breeders Association Elliott Brown Rosehill Iowa Hayland Farms Sharpsburg Ill Iowa State College Reserve Svertrern T.rd Aith Angus C. M Largent William J

Ray Murray Speaks to Veterinarians in Cedar Valley Meeting

Ray Murray of Buffalo Center addressed the Cedar Valley Veterinary association session in Waterloo, praising veterinarians for their agricultural value while fellow officials Bert Wilford and many others attended. The gathering drew 24 counties, including Black Hawk, Linn, Bremer, and Polk, with technical papers by L P Scott and W F Christopher.

Waterloo Mark Thornburg Iowa Ray Murray Buffalo Center Mainety Cedar Valley Veterinary Association C. C. Graham Wellsburg Murray Bert Wilford National Congress P. V. Neuzil Blairstown EB. A. Buxton Vinton Leo P. Miller Kenneth Cash Des Moines Black Hawk Linn Benton Chickasaw Bremer Polk Poweshiek Grundy Marshall Hardin Muscatine

Veterinarians Probe New Hog Disease In Southern Minnesota

Veterinarians in Wacouta Minnesota investigate a sudden outbreak in southeastern hog herds. About thirty hogs on a single farm died in days, with preliminary hog cholera tests negative and symptoms only partly resembling cholera. Researchers work to identify the disease and prevent further losses amid unclear causes.

Minnesota Wacouta Minn Wacouta SPD

Horses Bring $40 To $92.50 Lead Consignment Sale

Fragmented OCR text shows a consignment sale listing horses with prices around 40 to 92.50. Embedded garbled characters obscure details but indicate a local sale event and items offered by consignors. The readable portion names prices and sale context.

Fragmentary OCR Rite: Clow Csets Sob Aa 35.25 4 Week

Incoherent OCR text fragment mentions figures and weeks with unclear names. The readable elements include numbers 35.25 and 4 Week, with fragments of phrases about vows, state, and financial figures. No clear event or person details emerge.

Iowa Livestock Exchange Auction Notices Friday

Local listing shows livestock sale updates at the Iowa Livestock Exchange in Des Moines with Friday auctions and timing details. It notes entries, bidder activity, and facility contacts for Deluta Suk Yarde Marion Boulevard, Des Moines, Iowa.

Fifty farmers enroll in Belle Plaine evening school

Sixty farmers attended the first session of Belle Plaine's annual agricultural night school led by L L Falck. Beef is the year's central theme with emphasis on feeder cattle profitability. Attendance last year averaged 100 across ten sessions, with 175 at one session.

Belle Pla L. L. Falck

Lafayette Farmers Help Sick Neighbor With 1600 Bushels

Lafayette residents rally to harvest about 1000 bushels of corn at Glenn Wagner farm to aid the ill couple. Thirty two volunteers from fifteen teams assisted, with community members handling husking and meal preparation for the relief effort.

Lafayette Glenn Wagner C. E. Helbig Walter Hendryx Melvin Ritze Milton Lyman Lloyd Strachen Nick Hamming, Jr Roy Jones Kenneth Wagner Henry Etzel Glenn Ritze Charles Bardoner Walter Cook E. Wagner Orval O'Kelley Ralph O'Kelley Sam Jones DeLas Rose Vernon Ritze Walter Houts Harry Baldgerman

Corkscrew Corn At Atalissa Attracts Farmer Interest

Carl Bills of Atalissa reports odd corn ears with corkscrew twists and a gopher paw shape observed during harvest. A seven and a half pound turnip is also noted on his farm raising curiosity about unusual produce and potential crop anomalies.

Gazette Atalissa Carl Bills Bills

All-Winter Husking Predicted For Iowa Corn

Federal meteorologist Charles D. Reed says corn husking will span the winter on many Iowa farms due to the Nov. 8 snowstorm and low prices. Some crop losses expected as husking proceeds during spare moments and temperatures head toward sixty year lows with four foot drifts still present. Springville notes most corn will be cribbed by week’s end with many temporary cribs built to store surplus.

Des Moines Iowa Charles D. Reed Reed Springville

Farmers Plan for Corn Harvest and Hog Market

Practically all the corn will be cribbed in this locality within ten days if weather permits. The crop averages about sixty bushels per acre and is of splendid quality. Hogs are in healthy condition and moving to market as they reach weight. Farmers prepare winter wood supply.

Farm Auctions Set For North Liberty West Branch Deals

A closing out sale by executrix Mildred E. Tomash will be held three miles west of North Liberty on Thursday December 1. A consignment sale is planned at West Branch on Friday December 2 followed by a livestock sale at the DeClow barn.

North Liberty Mildred E. Tomash Executrix West Branch DeClow

Wood Becomes Cheaper Fuel Than Coal This Year

The notice states wood will be burned more this year as it is cheaper than coal. Farm sales are beginning. Not much land is changing hands as most tenants rent on the share basis.

Barn Burns While Shredder Is Set Near Fairfax

A large barn with seventy tons of hay and straw a harness and hogs burned Tuesday at 9 am on the John Buresh Jr place three miles east of Fairfax. Shredding was under way when a spark from the blower ignited dry fodder and dust. A nearby corn crib and other buildings were saved by neighbor effort. Loss estimated about 8000 dollars, partly insured.

Gazette Fairfax John Buresh Milo Buresh

Home Demonstration Agent Re-Hired In Muscatine 1933

Miss Elizabeth Armstrong is re employed as Muscatine county home demonstration agent for the second year. A joint banquet of the Farm Bureau and boys and girls clubs will be held at Muscatine January 7 with separate meetings. Armstrong will lead a special demonstration on using Iowa products and home grown cereals at the Muscatine courthouse.

Gaz Wilton Junction Elizabeth Armstrong Muscatine County Farm Bureau Boys Girls’ Club Muscatine Armstrong Iowa Muscatine Court House

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