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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1935

Page

4

Demand For Good Farms Indicated In Washington County

Washington County land records show 150 transactions in six months with two farms totaling 260 acres selling at 185 dollars per acre. The Soukup farm, 100 acres northeast of Washington, sold to Rollie Gallagher for 18 500 dollars and the Harve Wilson quarter, five miles north, sold to A F Herman of Sigourney for 29 600 dollars.

Washington County John Speidel Des Moines Washington Here Walter Jarrard R. R. Roberts Crawfordsville S. M. Pulber J- L. Fry Kalona Amos Yoder Thomas Okla John Tim William Ruebsam Forrest Fountain Cr. Owen McDonough County Ill J. H. Hannas Ainsworth M M. Steele Bailey Bailey Brothers Riverside Mile Steele K. A. Mathers H. L. McCreedy Owen Pleasant Plan Elmer Marner Gideon Bender Carlton C Wilson Wellman

FENCE DRIFT AND FARM SALES HIGHLIGHT AREA real estate

A chat with Henry Wallace reveals reactions to a potential AAA tax escrow outcome. Recent land trades include Charles Kennedy buying a 192 acre Logue estate near Washington for 14400 dollars and others selling farms ranging up to 160 acres with prices disclosed for several properties in and around Washington, Riverside, Ainsworth, and Wellman.

Henry Wallace Supreme Court AAA Henry Riverside A. B. Musil Washington Charles Kennedy Washington Loan and Trust Company Vine Peiffer Brighton Albert Pascha Pleasant Plain Mildre Willey Birmingham Fairfield Angus Gingerich Kalona Alexander Vegey

Junkins Wins Top Honors in What Cheer Corn Show

Special to The Gazette from What Cheer reports winners in a merchants corn show held last week. Virgil Junkins claimed the sweepstakes award while James H. Raplinger took the largest prize. Other named winners include Roy Clevenger, Harry Kapple, Marcellus Mateer, Sam Kitzman, Loren Kitzman, and several more with W Bruns of Sigourney serving as judge.

The Gazette Virgil Junkins James H. Raplinger Roy Clevenger Harry Kapple Marcellus Mateer Sam Kitzman Loren Kitzman Harry Hermanstofer Ofe Stackland Otto Kitzman Lloyd Moore Eugene Green Elmer Gatton Herman Tinsley Lizzie Dannee Delta Bruce Stanley Albert Mateer Fstel Moore Adolph Nanke Frma Mateer Harvey Benson W. Bruns Sigourney

Wettest Iowa corn in eight years noted in moisture tests

Iowa corn moisture reached 21.87 percent in tests by Charles D Reed of the weather and crops bureau. Northeast to southeast regions show moisture ranges with as high as 35.6 percent in Lyon County and as low as 17 percent in Sioux township, Des Moines township. Estimates project yield shrinkage and note sealing adjustments for corn meeting No 3 specs.

Des Moines INS Iowa Charles D Reed Iowa Weather and Crops Bureau Federal Department of Agriculture Lyon Sioux Township Lyon County Des Moines Township Pocahontas County Madison Township Clarke County Reed Northwest Iowa North Central Northeast West Central Central East Central Southwest South Central Southeast Agriculture Department

Profitable Porkers for Independence Farmer

George P. Downing sold two sows for 48.35 and sixteen hogs from the litters for 30012, leaving a $303 return over his initial investment. The sows, mixed Poland China and Chester White, were bought last spring as broad sows for 45.45.

The Gazette Independence George P. Downing Poland China Chester White

Fayette County Junior Farm Bureau to Install Officers

The Fayette County Junior Farm Bureau will hold its regular monthly meeting on December 11 at 8 p.m. at the county Farm Bureau office. Newly elected officers will be installed.

Fayette Fayette County Junior Farm Bureau Organization Dee Farm Bureau Newls

Cedar County Fair to Hold Annual Meeting Thursday

The Cedar County Fair association will hold its annual meeting in the W. R. C. hall here on Thursday.

Tipton Cedar County Fair Association W. R. C. Hall

Sheep Herder Lays Claim On Remote Iowa Range

John Cabler, 46, tending 360 head of sheep owned by Clarence Brower on farms near North English and Webster, Iowa. He lived in a 6 by 8 foot shack on the Saylor Miller farm for about three months, guarding the flock day and night with two guns, reporting nightly flock movements and occasional hunting. He harvested hazelnuts and logged food rations of bacon potatoes and coffee.

John Cabler Iowa Clarence Brower North English Mr. Cabler Webster Saylor Miller Miller Farm Montana New Range Cabler Miller Range

Horses Lead Urbana Sale Prices Reach 212

At the Will Rouse farm east of Urba­na horses sold from 74 to 212 dollars each. Cattle and hogs also sold well with cows 40 to 57 a head, steers 35 to 64, feeding shoats 12 25 to 21. Soybean hay topped at 420 a ton and other farm items sold including a hayloader planter wagon and feeder. Auctioneered by Tony Schmitz with Ralph Remer as clerk. Nearby Clarence sale saw Timothy hay 5 to 6 75 a ton, corn 52 cents a bushel, and various livestock values. Maquoketa sale featured Montana horses with brood mares at 320 and sorrel geldings at 296.

Urbana Will Rouse Tony Schmitz van Horne Ralph Remer Gazette Clarence Timothy Hay Maquoketa Montana Dick Nims John Romer Miles Andrew

Iowa Sweet Potatoes Win At National Club Congress

Iowa entries from Fruitland Muscatine County won top honors in 4 H club exhibits of sweet potatoes at the National Club Congress on Monday. Seven states entered. Winning Iowa exhibitors included Charles Drake Vernon Bardin Kenneth Shoultz Robert Roland and Allen De Fosse. Judge was Edward Stair of Purdue University.

Iowa Gazette Chicago Fruitland Muscatine County National Club Congress Charles Drake Vernon Bardin Kenneth Shoultz Robert Roland Allen de Fosse Edward Stair Purdue University

Analysis Of Farm Business Records Planned Thursday

Fourteen thousand seven hundred dollars more income in 1934 than 1932 on one farm will be explored when Cedar Valley Farm Business association members meet at the Cedar Rapids Y M C A beginning at 10 am Thursday. J J Wallace of Marion compiles the figures and will interpret them alongside other farms showing gains during the recovery.

Cedar Valley Farm Business Association Cedar Rapids Y. M. C. A J. J. Wallace Marion L. G. Allbaugh Ames Extension Farm Management Service T. W. Schultz Ames

Monona Creamery Pays 31 33 Cents For Butterfat

Monona farmers cooperative creamery paid thirty three cents a pound for sweet cream butterfat and thirty one cents for No 2 butterfat in October. A total of 45 913 pounds of butter were manufactured from 37 027 pounds of butterfat received. Patrons bought 2 616 pounds and 2 949 pounds were sold to local stores with the rest shipped to eastern markets.

Monona Farmers Co-operative Creamery Ben Gulsvig

Reduced Movement of Eggs Reported

The Bureau of Agricultural Economics notes eggs from New York Chicago Boston and Philadelphia fell about 10 percent in the first three weeks of November compared with last year. Mild fall cut feed costs and aided early pullet production while storage issues dampened movement.

Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics New York Chicago Boston Philadelphia

Treasurer Wiley Resigns From Linn Corn Hog Control

Township directors in Linn county corn and hog production adjustment association called a special session in Cedar Rapids to act on the resignation of S. M. Wiley Center Point. Wiley resigned after losing the previous day as candidate for secretary. He cited Rex Conn’s election as secretary as violating a principle. Conn succeeds George Dillon, former county agent.

Linn County Corn and Hog Production Adjustment Association Cedar Rapids S. M. Wiley Center Point Wiley Rex Conn Conn George Dillon

Farm Auction Notices Across Iowa This December

Major farm auctions set for Wednesday December 4 include 635 acres near Sigourney with R D Kelley as referee and closing out by George Straub near Lisbon. Other sales list Koranda near Oxford Junction and Gay and Woolf near Iowa City. December 5 features Emerson near Olin, a Miller and Owens horse sale at Waubeek, and Stiller’s consignment sale near Springville.

Sigourney R. D. Kelley George Straub Lisbon Frank Koranda Oxford Gay and Woolf Iowa City Eugene Emerson Olin Miller and Owens Waubeek Stiller Springville

Closing Out Sales Listed for Allan Fairbanks and Others

Allan Fairbanks and L. B. Emerson announce closing out sales in their respective areas. The Nictert Estate farm sale is set for Dec 7 near Coggon, conducted by I. E. Ware as referee. Dumond Hepker also plans a closing out sale northwest of Cedar Rapids.

Allan Fairbanks M. West Monticello L. B. Emerson M. North Mt. Vernon Nictert I. E. Ware Dumond-Hepker Cedar Rapids

Otto Konasek closes sale near Swisher and more auctions

On Monday December 9 Otto Konasek holds a closing out sale 11 miles west of Swisher. Tuesday December 10 features Jerry Smrchek farm sale 6 miles southeast of Cedar Rapids and an Angus sale by M H Brothersen at Victor.

Otto Konasek Swisher Jerry Smrchek Cedar Rapids Angus M. H. Brothersen Victor

Iowa farmer group treasurer faces overdue financial report

An Iowa central region farmers association questioned treasurer Mr. Wiley on Friday about a report and accounting from his office. No expenditure report has been released since he became treasurer two years ago, raising scrutiny of the county control association.

Farmers Association Iowa Wiley Corn-Hog Association County Control Association

Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Ad

Flush poisons from kidneys and stop nocturnal awakenings with Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules. Priced at 35 cents, the ad promises a harmless diuretic that cleanses waste and acid from kidneys and cites backache pale eyes and burning or scanty urine as possible symptoms.

Haarlem Holland

Wellman Angus Wins Purple at Chicago Show

Iowa winners at the International Livestock Show include Cleo Yoder of Wellman who led Aberdeen Angus 1000 to 1150 pounds. Marshall county tops county groups. Scott and Marshalltown entries claim placings in fat Herefords and swine categories with several individuals and farms named.

Chicago Iowa Cleo Yoder Wellman Johnson County Marshall County Scott County Min Alan Williams Iowa City Caputa and Dougall Marshalltown Marshall Championship Hillandale Farm Muscatine Karl Hoffman Ida Grove Clarence Goecke State Center C. A. Meyer and Sons Bellevue Iowa State College Cleo E Yoder

Buckley’s Mixture Promises Restful Sleep With Doses

An advertisement touts Buckley’s Mixture as a remedy for coughs and bronchitis. It claims two to three doses in sweetened hot water before bed guarantee a restful night and a refreshed morning. Buckley’s is marketed as made in America and available at drug stores.

Buckley America

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John Jones Louis Tobin Haskins Rabe Turnipseed An &Encre UC R Oldfield Charles Lorack Joe Spevacek Ralph Morris T A Flenner Maurice F Steele Daveport Aker Roscoe Olsons Soll Rassler Northwest Area Fair Assn Iowa ‘Range Williams Monona Creamery Linn Corn-Hog Control Association Buchanan County H. E. Henderson Burr Woolf Highway No. 6 GAY & Woolf Gene Fagan Whitther J. F. Stiller C. J. Emmons W. E. Challis Wellman Angus Purple First Avenue E Agtababad Klade R.R
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