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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1943

Page

5

Farm Bureau Award To R. K. Bliss

The American Farm Bureau Federation awarded distinguished service to American agriculture to R. K. Bliss, Ames extension service director, Thursday night in Chicago. Posthumous honor went to Alabama Congressman Henry B. Steagall. his daughter Myra Steagall Wall accepted. Bliss, Iowa native, Iowa State graduate 1905, led Iowa extension since 1914 after teaching in Nebraska.

Chicago American Farm Bureau Federation R. K. Bliss Ames Extension Service Henry B. Steagall Alabama Myra Steagall Wall Bliss Iowa Iowa State College Nebraska The Iowa Extension Service

Reed Reports 94 Percent Of Corn Harvested In Iowa

DES MOINES INS—A final season crop bulletin cites 94 percent of Iowa corn husked. Northwest counties show snow mostly gone and 85 to 95 percent husked. south central and southwest at 75 to 85 percent. Soybean combining 99 percent complete statewide. Bean losses in snowbound areas were less than expected thanks to favorable weather.

Des Moines INS Charlies D. Reed Reed Northwest Southwest

FASTEETH promises secure dentures for daily comfort

Many wearers fear loose false teeth but FASTEETH powder keeps plates firm and steady. It is non acidic and odor reducing without gummy taste or nausea, and it can be found at Grug stores.

Rise in Farmers Income for October Announced by WFA

The War Food Administration reports cropland and livestock income rose in 1943 with farm receipts up 26 percent from January to October and livestock up 27 percent. Real estate values climbed across most states and farm land prices stay buoyant. Civilian egg markets show fancy eggs scarce while cheaper varieties remain plentiful with average prices around 47 cents per dozen in November.

Washington INS War Food Administration WFA Mountain Pacific States

Urges Postwar Improvement of Fair Grounds

William V. Ward, Illinois State fair manager, urged Iowa fair leaders to plan postwar improvements funded by federal work programs. He noted fairs as community progress examples and called county fairgrounds a stabilizing force, proposing ongoing use with picnic areas shelter houses and outdoor ovens.

Des Moines Wiliam V. Ward Springfield Ill Iowa Washington Ward Fair Managers’ Association of

Farming Always On 24 Hour Day Basis

The article notes farming operates around the clock with continuous growth and production of plants and animals.

Farm Leaders Criticize Feed Import Bill in House

In Washington, farm bloc leaders denounced a bill to remove import duties on wheat oats barley rye flax cottonseed and hay for 90 days. Rep. Murray introduced the measure while Rep. Reed backed its passage under the ways and means plan. Carlson said imports are not tariff driven, Hope warned of benefitting only Canadian grain traders.

Washington House Reid F. Murray R-Wis Daniel A. Reed R-N. Y Ways and Means Committee Farm State Frank Carlson R-Kan Commodity Credit Corporation Carlson Clifford R. Hope Canada U. S

Hawkeye Creamery elects new officers at meeting

A Hawkeye Creamery meeting on Monday elected C. A. Mitchell as president and Otto Strudthroff as secretary in a routine leadership change.

Hawkeye C. A. Mitchell Hawkeye Creamery Company Otto Strudthroff

Profitable for Farmer to Increase Use of Fertilizer

Iowa agronomists report profitable fertilizer use can rise from 67,500 tons in 1943 to 388,516 tons for 1944 food production based on five year field tests. They urge early dealer orders, noting higher 1944 quotas for nitrogen and superphosphate while potash supply should meet last year’s level.

Ames Iowa Iowa State College Extension Service

Barnyard sale announced near Shellsburg

Lloyd Hatfield lists 40 bred ewes for a closing-out sale for Mrs Nellie Schlotterback to be held Tuesday December 14 two miles northwest of Shellsburg. The notice urges farm fire safety amid wartime material shortages and lists eight precautionary tips and a note that The Farm Service Department of The Peoples Savings Bank in Cedar Rapids offers corn loans.

Lloyd Hatfield Shellsburg Nellie Schlotterback Farm Service Department The Peoples Savings Bank Cedar Rapids

Fire destroys 20000 bushels hybrid seed corn near Osokalooa

A blaze likely from an overheated furnace consumed 20000 bushels of hybrid seed corn at N H Krizer farm four miles west of Oskaloosa. Loss including buildings and equipment is about 200000, partly insured. Firemen lacked city water pressure to fight the flames seen from Pella fifteen miles away.

Oskaloosa N. H. Krizer Krizer Pella

Officers Elected in Colesburg Floyd Schenkes Farm Institute

Colesburg Floyd Schenke was elected president of the Farmers Institute on Saturday. Other officers chosen include Vice-president Milton Brockmeyer, treasurer Howard Sampson, and secretary Edith Merten.

Colesburg Floyd Schenke Farmers’ Institute Milton Brockmeyer Howard Sampson Edith Merten

Farm Welfare And Jobs For Labor Link

Purdue University dean E. C. Young speaking before the American Society of Animal Production in Chicago predicted postwar agricultural output will be adequate in a prosperous economy. He outlined a sequence from wartime price rises to postwar inflation, demobilization effects, and a long reconstruction period, noting farming may be profitable but lag other sectors. The livestock industry should fare relatively well, with inflationary risk if reconstruction is mishandled.

E. C. Young Purdue University American Society of Animal Production Chicago Purdue

Dirksen Calls for Less Agriculture Regulation In Campaign Speech

Rep. Everett M. Dirksen of Peoria Illinois urged a retreat from farm controls at the American Farm Bureau convention. He urged government aid to secure soldiers and civilians, including soil conservation, scientific dissemination, farm product research, farm credit, and fair prices for new production, plus centralized authority to end war food program confusion.

Chicago Everett M. Dirksen Pekin Ill Dirksen American Farm Bureau Federation Department of Agriculture OPA Stabilization Director War Food Administration War Production Board War Manpower Commission

Closing out farm sales listed across Iowa towns

A sequence of dairy and general farm sales scheduled from December 9 to December 22 lists buyers and locations in Tipton Norway Mechanicsville Amana Independence Cedar Rapids Marion Solon Oxford Swisher Iowa City and surrounding areas. Multiple entries specify distances and outlays for closing out auctions and sales.

Punchman Bros Tipton Henry Simoons Norway Melissa C. Heneks Mechanicsville A. D. Paul Amana J. P. Leonard Independence C. C. Bender West Branch M. C. Crispin Anamosa Loren Dumont Martelle Ed Rinda Iowa City Stewart and Gardner Marion Iowa Livestock Exchange Cedar Rapids Turner and Olcott Walker Wesley G. Schulze van Horne Wm. Ward Troy Mills Gill and Zellers Solon Homer Mitchell Ed Racer Fairfax Wm. Arnold Geo. Arnold Kahl Estate Geo. Rinehart W. Solon Mary Michal Swisher John O. Siebels A. H. Ahrens Manchester E. S. Beck Frank M. Farrell Quasqueton Robert Turkal Arch Graft Imer Sievers Oxford Frank Votroubek Frank L. Novak William Yeries Edward J. Sullivan

Holstein Herd Sold by Columbus Creamery Manager

David Hull, manager of the Columbus creamery, sold his herd of 50 Holstein cattle at his farm four and a half miles south of Columbus Junction on Monday. Several animals sold for 200 dollars and others brought from 165 to 195 dollars.

Columbus Junction David Hull Columbus Creamery Here

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