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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1954

Page

18

DHIAs In Linn Report High Milk and Fat Records

Louis Taber reports Linn DHIA No. 1 shows a seven-year-old Guernsey co owned by C Knight and Sons of Springville completing a 305 day lactation with 13390 pounds of milk and 609 pounds of fat. Other Linn records include Wayside Farm Marion 14630 milk 574 fat and a Lakeside Farm Marion Guernsey 10960 milk 532 fat.

Guernsey C. Knight and Sons of Springville Louis Taber Linn Dhia No. 1 Taber Wayside Farm Marion Othel L. Wright Pearson and Minish Dhia No. 1 Cecil Haworth Linn Dhia No. 2 Lakeside Farm Prairie View Farm William Boland Fairfax Dale Karr Linn Dhia No. 3 Samco Iowa Artificial Breeding Association Ira Steve Alburnett Philip Hand Center Point Dhia No. 3

Reserve Bank Sees Small Drop In Farm Income

The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago forecasts only a modest decline in farm income and cash receipts in the coming year. Net income fell four percent and cash receipts were three percent below projections in the July to September period. Midwest farmers may fare better than the nation, with receipts dropping about half as much as the national average. Wheat and cotton are expected to drive the overall decline as acreage and 1955 crop support levels are cut back.

Chicago SNS Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Midwest Federal Reserve District

December farm sales listed with multiple bidders and locations

A dense schedule of livestock machinery grain and hay auctions runs through December featuring bidders such as Ivan Morris Willie Brayton Hoff man Bros Preston Roser Hallie J Ward and Son Wm Reimers Anton Hala estate Edith and Melvin Arnold Harold Kerkman Russell Steenhoek Charles Schaefer Edward Houser Fred Worthan Claire G Booth and Victor Dvorak across counties near Walker West Branch Mt Vernon Walford Whittier Anamosa Alburnett Central City Hawkeye Downs Center Point and Hawkeye Downs with times from 11:30 a.m. to 12:36 p.m. and public and closing out sales listed by date.

Ivan Morris Walker Willie Brayton West Branch Hallie J. Ward and Son Hopkinton Edith Arnold Melvin Arnold Whittier Harold Kerkman van Horne Russell Steenhoek Anamosa Fred Worthan Central City Claire G. Booth Hawkeye Downs

Rural Youth Group to Meet in Tipton Library Basement

The Cedar county Rural Youth Group will meet at 7 30 p m December 13 in the Tipton library basement. New officers will be elected and plans for the coming year discussed.

Tipton Cedar County

Rural women's Christmas party set for Tipton city hall

The rural women's annual Christmas party is scheduled for December 14 at Tipton city hall. Mae Amelia of Anamosa will discuss Christmas ideas and suggestions.

Tipton Cedar County Rural Women Mae Amelia Anamosa

Economist Examines Higher Dairy Price Supports

The government supports butterfat at 56 cents a pound and manufacturing milk at 3.15 per hundred pounds. About one million farmers and numerous households are affected as dairy product sales totaled 4.4 billion dollars last year. Fluid milk and cream dominate consumption, with butter and ice cream showing steady demand and margarine competing with butter in price and market share.

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Dairy price supports and consumer impact on fats and cheese

The article notes butterfat is replaced by vegetable oils at lower prices than ice cream and that about 11 percent of milk goes to cheese, valued mainly for protein. It discusses how higher dairy supports might aid farmers short term but raise prices for consumers and boost demand for competing products.

Hungerford Named Assistant Extension Director in Buchanan County

Walter Hungerford 33 of Manly is named assistant extension service director by the Buchanan county Farm Bureau board. He will help develop a farm and home management program starting January 1 and work with Jay Partridge on extension service duties, including four-H activities. The program targets young farmers with groups for discussion. Buchanan becomes the sixth Iowa county to establish the farm and home management program. Members of the sub-committee include Kenneth Parker Lamont and several area residents.

Independence Walter Hungerford Manly Buchanan Buchanan County Farm Bureau Board Hungerford Jay Partridge Buchanan County Partridge Alice Lord Kenneth Parker Lamont Forrest Cumberland L. O. Weston Stanley Donald Nelson R. J. Shaver Rowley

Pelzer Reelected Cedar County 4-H Jelub Chairman

Paul Pelzer was reelected Cedar County boys 4 H jelub committee chairman at a recent meeting, per Charles Ehm county extension youth assistant. Pelzer has chaired the committee for four years.

Tipton Paul Pelzer Cedar County Boys Charles Ehm County Extension Pelzer

Iowa Extension Conference Opens on Ames Campus

Iowa State college field and central extension staffs opened their annual conference on the Ames campus. The meeting runs until Thursday noon with sessions on press news radio television photography and effective speaking. County extension home economists associations held morning meetings and banquets were scheduled in Memorial Union.

Ames Iowa State College Central Extension Imoe Communications County Extension Home Economists’ Associations Memorial Union

Insects Climb Costs in Farmland and Clothing

The fall issue of Maine Farm Research from the Maine Experiment Station at Orono reports insect biomass on Earth surpasses land animals. It notes as many as 200 million insects per acre on farms and cites 250 million dollars of cotton, 85 million of corn, and 350 million dollars of clothing value lost to pests.

Maine Farm Research Maine Experiment Station Orono

Farm Bureau Institute Set in Tipton December

A Tipton Iowa Farm Bureau Institute will be held December 16 at Tipton city hall starting at 9 a.m. Leroy Wiese of Bennett, county Farm Bureau president, said the program aims to train and explain the Farm Bureau philosophy, structure and functions. All committee members wives and others interested are invited. The event is arranged through the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation with a state committee presenting.

Tipton Cedar County Farm Bureau Institute Leroy Wiese Bennett Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Committee Wiese Iowa Farm Bureau Federation

West Branch Iowa Master Corn Growers contest winners

Anders Mather Jr tops the West Branch district contest with an average yield of 119.5 bushels per acre. Other district winners include Emery Hemingway 117.4, Chesley Hansen 114.1, Louie Hansen 109.5, and Gajlord Wilson 99.1 bushels.

West Branch Anders Mather, Jr Iowa Emery Hemingway Chesley Hansen Louie Hansen Gayjlord Wilson

Benton County DHIA Averages 23.8 Pounds

The South Benton county DHIA averaged 23.8 pounds of butterfat in November. Of 456 cows on feed, 124 were dry. Earl Leinberer of Keystone led the herd with seven cows at 40.1 pounds fat, followed by Harold Becker's herd at 33.5 pounds.

Vinton Benton County Dhia Earl Leinberer Keystone Harold Becker

Keosauqua Man Wins Conservation Award

Lester Hohl a 40 year old Keosauqua farm equipment dealer received the Iowa Retail Farm Equipment Association soil conservation award for encouraging farmers to adopt soil conservation practices. The organization also elected Thurman DeNio of Dows as president Matt Endeley of Marshalltown as vice president and Jack Ewing of Des Moines as director at its convention.

Des Moines Iowa Retail Farm Equipment Association Lester Hohl Keosauqua Hohl Lee County Thurman DeNio Dows Matt Endeley Marshalltown Jack Ewing

Anderson cites dire turkey outlook for 1955

Senator Clinton P. Anderson says the administration has not informed turkey producers about a bleak 1955 outlook. He notes a 50 percent rise in turkey poults hatched this season and asks if that means disaster for turkey farmers.

Washington INS Clinton P. Anderson D-N.m Anderson

Vegetable Growers Set 41st Convention in Mason City

The Iowa State Vegetable Growers Association will hold its 41st annual convention at the Hotel Hanford in Mason City on December 13 and 14. Topics include diesel engines for pumping flood and irrigation water and preventing corn borers from entering the bags used to market Iowa sweet corn.

Ames Iowa State Vegetable Growers’ Association Hanford Mason City Iowa

Cedar Four-H Beef Weighing Dates Set

Cedar county 4-H weighings announced by youth assistant Charles Ehm list dates and centers across Mechan icsville Oscar Mayer yards Clar nece Bennett Wilton Jct West Branch and Tipton for the December weigh-ins.

Tipton Cedar County Charles Ehm Mechanicsville Stockyard Oscar Mayer Clarnece Bennett City Wilton Jct Beraneks West Branch Tipton Fairground

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