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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1939

Page

13

Disease resistant bees near for spread in beekeeping

Cooperative state and federal researchers advance breeding of American foulbrood resistant bees. Iowa State College and partners in Wisconsin Texas Wyoming Arkansas pledge to release certified queens to breeders next year pending plans. Tests show 92 percent resistance. inbreeding and selection reduced susceptible strains.

Lowa Hope Ark Ames Special O. W. Park Iowa State College Park Frank Pellett Atlantic American Bee Journal F. B. Paddock Iowa Agricultural Extension Service Mr. Pellett Rio Grande Valley Texas Pellett Wyoming Wisconsin Federal Bureau of Entomology Arkansas Iowa

Farms Change Hands Near Lost Nation and Monmouth

Special to The Gazette reports three farm sales in Iowa. The 186 acre Rutenbeck farm north of Lost Nation, owned by Equitable Life, sold to W. H. Cook of Lost Nation for 13 000. The 108 acre Hale farm near Monmouth, owned by Federal Land Bank of Omaha, sold to Leo Sanderson for 3000. The 80 acre Yarolim farm north of Monmouth, owned by Freeman Ethidge, sold to Harve Streets of Bernard for 3100. L. C. Hannahs handled all sales.

Lost Nation Rutenbeck Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York W. H. Cook L. C Hannahs Monmouth Frank Hale Federal Land Bank of Omaha Leo Sanderson George Yarolim Freeman Ethidge Harve Streets Bernard L. C. Hannahs Floyd Epley Agronomist SCS McGregor Farley Henkes Farmersburg Farley Soil Conservation Service Henkes Missouri Mr. Henkes

December haymaking record in Iowa report

West Liberty reports a December hay record as H. Hawker and son Dewey baled soybean hay from green shock in fine condition. The warm weather also keeps many fall chrysanthemums blooming in Iowa yard displays.

West Liberty H. Hawker and Son Dewey Iowa

Early Thanksgiving Boosts Butter Output in Some States

Butter production for the week ending Nov. 30, 1939 rose 0.6 percent from the prior week but fell 5.6 percent from the 1938 level. In the west north central group including Iowa, output dropped 3.4 percent week to week and 87 percent from last year. The rise likely occurred where Thanksgiving fell on Nov. 23. in states with later Thanksgiving, disruptions to creameries reduced production.

Des Moines INS Agricultural Marketing Service United States Department of Agriculture West North Central Iowa

Dubuque County Expands 4-H Baby Beef Project

Dubuque County adds three members to its five head baby beef project for 1940 bringing total participation to seven. The calves will be fed and shown at the All Iowa show in Cedar Rapids next summer, per county 4-H agent Thomas J. Gleason.

Dubuque Dubuque County Thomas J. Gleason Cedar Rapids

Shorthorn and Aberdeen-Angus Champions Crowned at Expo

At the 40th International Livestock Exposition in Chicago, judges awarded top honors to Shorthorn and Aberdeen Angus entries. Winners included grand champion steer Lucky Boy II shown by Mayfield Rothmann of Mason, Texas, and grand champions for Shorthorn bulls and females from Mathers Brothers and Miles of View Farms. University of Wisconsin won the flock trophy, while 4-H scholars received $200 for canning projects and electrical power achievement.

Chicago International Amphitheater Mayfield Rothmann Mason, Tex United States Canada Mathers Brothers Mason City Teegardin and Sons Asheville Oakwood Lewis W. Thieman Concordia Mac Queen of Hearts Aberdeen-Angus Elliott Brown Rose Hill Bath Otto G. Nobis Davenport Page Pride Kingsdale Kingsdale Farm Victoria Barrows Roger Amsler Rensselaer Ind Hampshire Bacon Clara Nell Lavender Jefferson Frances Dougherty Wichita Kan Anne Stiegler Missoula Mont Patsy M. Chalker Arleta Ore Constance Ruggieri Providence R I Jenness P. Bagley Lincolnville Benjamin E. Kowalski Fern View Sask Elson Richert Haldimand Ont George McKerrow and Sons Co Pewaukee Wis H. Nell Gibson Mt. Brydges Ontario A J. Moore Butler F W. Gurney Paris University of Wisconsin University of Minnesota Barrows and Pens of

Waubeek neighbors husk eight acres for hand injured Lillig

Monday neighbors and friends gathered at the Tony Lillig farm one mile south of Waubeek and husked and cribbed eight acres of corn for him. Seven teams and wagons were used. A large group assisted and meals were served at noon. Also in Edgewood, about 40 neighbors and Knights of Pythias members felled, trimmed, sawed and split 30 truck loads of wood for Delbert J. Wilson north of town.

Waubeek Tony Lillig Mr. Lillig Paul Strucka Arline Bowdish Clifford Bowdish Ernest Miles Ralph Reiger Roy Schatzle Paul Robertson John Noah Elgie Minor Sam Ross Gerald Merritt Kenneth Walmutt Sam Noah Bert Cahe Albert Miles Harold Kolda Delbert LaBarge Keith Boyce Lee Boyce John Allender Wilbur Robertson Katie Boyce Ruby Miles Edgewood Knights of Pythias Lodge Delbert J. Wilson R. L. Phelps Woods Here Wilson Farm Delbert Wilson Francis Wilson Shirley Phelps Wilson

Herefords Average 264 in Tow Sale at Dysart

Sixty-seven head of Hereford cattle averaged 264 at Cyrus Town dispersal on the Tow farm, northwest of Dysart. Eleven bulls averaged 297 and 56 females 260, top cow with calf at side sold for 615 to Homer and Robert Graber of Mineral Point, Wisconsin. top bull went to Thurlow Brothers of LeRoy for 500.

Dysart Cyrus Town Homer Robert Graber Mineral Point Wis Thurlow Brothers LeRoy

Vern Miller sale yields varied farm goods prices

At the Vern Miller sale near here on Monday buyers paid 38 to 39 cents a bushel for oats, 41 cents for corn per bushel on 500 bushels, hay at 7 dollars a ton, cows at 60 dollars each, horses at 90 dollars, a tractor for 310 dollars and a binder for 90 dollars.

Gazette Farmersburg Vern Miller

Decker Plans Farm Rat Eradication Demonstrations

George C. Decker state entomologist of Ames will hold December 14 meetings in Delaware county to show gas and poison methods for controlling rats on farms. Times and locations to be announced.

Manchester George C. Decker Ames Delaware County

Complete Closing Out Public Sale

A farm sale on Monday December 1 at 10:30 AM on the Pat Reidy farm 1 mile south of Masonville near Manchester and Winthrop. Livestock hogs cattle horses and poultry, plus machinery, grain hay and household goods. Terms cash over $235 with notes 6 percent interest. lunch on grounds.

Pat Reidy Masonville Manchester Winthrop Durham Guernsey W. C. Allis-Chalmers A. C McCormick and Deering John Deere Minnesota McCormick- Deering McCormick-Deering W.B Airline Shane Saselines Coleman Gasoline Bey Ray Hart Edwin Wiltsey Cecil Ryan Archie Lyman

Farm Auction Schedule From Cedar Rapids Area

Upcoming farm auctions listed for December include Beverly Cattle Co. 5 miles southwest of Cedar Rapids on Thursday. Alfred Moore closing out sale 4% miles southeast of Troy Mills Friday. In. Livestock Exchange sale Cedar Rapids. Carl L. Ditch closing out sale 8 miles south of Center Point Saturday. Edwin Wiltsey closing out sale 7 miles west of Manchester Monday.

Beverly Cattle Co Cedar Rapids Alfred Moore Troy Mills Livestock Exchange Carl L. Ditch Mi. S Center Point Edwin Wiltsey Manchester

A F B F Service Awards For 39 To Davis Kilgore

Chicago AP Chester C. Davis AAA production division director and Dr Benjamin W Kilgore Raleigh NC veteran southern farm leader received the American Farm Bureau Federation distinguished service awards. Davis, now on the federal reserve board, was honored for service since 1917 including editing a farm journal in Montana and heading the AAA 1933 36. Kilgore, honored for service since 1901, founded the North Carolina agricultural experiment station and extension service and is now North Carolina state chemist.

Chicago Chester C. Davis Agricultural Adjustment Administration Benjamin W. Kilgore Raleigh N. C Southern Farm Leader American Farm Bureau Federation Jt Davis Federal Reserve Board Montana AAA Iowa Kilgore North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station and Extension Service North Carolina

Allamakee Women To Hear Ames Poultryman

Two poultry meetings are planned in Allamakee county next week. Waukon hosts on December 12 at 8 p.m. and Postville on December 13 at 10 a.m. Ames extension poultry specialist W. M. Vernon will speak on poultry management with emphasis on quality egg improvement. The Farm Bureau arranged the events in response to requests from women’s home project groups.

Waukon Allamakeee County Postville W. M. Vernon Ames Extension Poultry Specialist Farm Bureau Organization

Epilepsy Inheritance and Cure Questioned

Free booklet by renowned doctors answers whether epilepsy is inherited and if a cure exists. Readers may request at Educational Division, 651 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY, Dept. p-270.

Fifth Avenue New York N. Y Dept

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Lost Nation Farm Jay Farcour H. C. Horneman Danville E. F. Dygert Rhin L. Helms Belleville R. E. Pullin and Sons Waterloo Grain Lodging Farley Wonkes Scott’ Twiggs MR. Grizini Doe Williams OU Roa Williams Harold Wehrmann Belle Plaine Smith Brothers and Chasen Smith and Chasen Moser and Steinfelt Eldora Smith Brothers C.T.A Rehder Nelson Gladbrook Decker Davis, Kilgore Allamakee Iowa Livestock Exchange FBI Suedes Kid Leathers Nps Snoboots Sizea Teolz White Flk Srown Pere Reser the Big Shoe Store Second Avenue SE
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