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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1947

Page

7

Anderson Sees Need for Rural Industrialization

Secretary Clinton Anderson argues for rural industrial growth to create farm youth job opportunities and expand markets for agriculture. He cites higher incomes, retail sales, and farm home values in industrialized counties, and notes improved machinery will reduce farm labor needs, urging nearby nonfarm jobs to ease consolidation.

Clinton P Anderson Anderson Truman Agriculture Department Agricul

Sloan Discusses Pick Sloan Plan At Land Resources Confab

W G Sloan of the interior department spoke at a Sioux City land resources conference noting Americans were lucky to have precipitation during the war and praising the Pick Sloan plan for reclaiming 3.5 million acres in the Missouri basin through irrigation He warned drought repeats would be disastrous and cited dams and reservoirs as key to flood control and navigation potential with a projected cost of 10 million 500 thousand dollars.

Sioux City W. G. Sloan United States Department of the Interior United States Sloan Missouri River Midwest Missouri Basin Lewis A. Pick Missouri River Division Corps of Engineers Kansas City Dakotas Missour River Pick

Costs of marketing farm products reach peak since 1927

Costs of marketing farm products this season rose to the highest level since June 1927, indicating elevated expenses for farmers and traders in the current market. The report highlights sustained price pressures affecting distribution and profit margins across agricultural sectors.

Greater Farm Security Predicted by USDA Man

Worcester Mass. Dr F J Niederfrank of the extension service of the USDA predicts farming will be less profitable but more secure for the next 25 years. Speaking at the union agricultural meeting he said farming will be a safer bet and more endurable than ever before.

Worcester Mass F. J. Niederfrank Extension Service USDA Union Agricultural Meeting

Iowan Frank Ehman joins National Rural Youth Committee

Des Moines reports Frank Ehman director of youth activities for the Iowa Farm Bureau has been named an adult member of the National Rural Youth Committee appointed by Ed O Neal president of the American Farm Bureau Federation.

Des Moines Frank Ehman Iowa Farm Bureau National Rural Youth Committee Ed O'Neal American Farm Bureau Federation

Alfalfa Meal Boosts Winter Sow Rations

Purdue University animal nutritionist Dr. W. M. Beeson reports that adding 10 to 20 percent alfalfa meal to winter sow rations improves piglet survival and livability. The feed adds minerals, vitamins, and fiber, helps prevent sows from gaining excessive fat, and enhances milk quality for nursing piglets.

Lafayette Ind W. M. Beeson Purdue University Animal Nutritionist Purdue Agricultural Experiment Station Beeson

Coming Farm Auctions Listed by Gazette

A long list of farm auctions from Feb 5 to Feb 22 shows public sales closing out sales and Duroc and Poland China auctions across multiple Iowa counties. Locations include Shellsburg Clar encé Dyersville Coggan Solon Independence Linn Cedar Rapids Monticello and many more with bidders and organizers named.

Frank Blazicek Shellsburg John W. Burhop Clarencé Gregor Vaske Frank Dosedlo Solon Milo Simmons Alburnett Geo. Shinierda Oxford Junction Marcen M. Seamians Poland China O. J. Hess and Sons Northington Tamworth Everett Jordan Mt. Vernon Earl Wear Earl Bell Linn County Ira Albright N. Liberty George J. Shultz Walford Emil Meier Stanwood Theresa Miller Iowa City Iowa Chester White Breeders Asso Wellman Antone Yanda Oxford Friddy Henry Boesenberg Marion Holub LeDancey Coggoh Boddicker John H. Lensch Cedar Rapids Berkile Leo Boddicker Newall Tom Dowd Arthur Bezdek Prairieburg Kirk Keith Beatty John Tritle Noel Jamison Cliff Young Morley W. R. Lenox Coggan Frank Bys and Sons Homestead Evert Stickley Anamosa George Filloon Central City W. E. Tuetken Loren Steebing Mi. S of Monticello Deal Gilmore Troy Mills Duroc Bert Miller Lisbon Everett Albrecht Glenn Brokaw Dorr Rawson Aburnett

Iowa Farmers Urged To Adopt Soil Practices

DES MOINES INS Leo F Marion vice president of the Federal Land Bank of Omaha urged Iowa farmers to adopt soil conservation. Speaking to Polk county National Farm Loan Association Marion warned against mining soil for quick gains and urged consideration of land earnings at normal prices. He noted one third of topsoil is gone and flowing away. Meeting elected Hard ing Gilmes president Custer Altoona vice president and Hauge re elected secretary treasurer.

Des Moines INS Leo F. Marion Federal Land Bank of Omaha Iowa Polk County National Farm Loan Association Marion Manion Land Bank Farm Credit Associations C. H. Harding Gilmes C. M. Custer Altoona G. S. Hauge

Dean Kildee To Speak at Poweshiek Farm Bureau Meeting

Dean H. Kildee director of extension service at Iowa State College will address the Poweshiek county Farm Bureau victory party to celebrate reaching the 1 560 membership quota. The event is set for Wednesday February 12 at 8 pm in the local high school auditorium per County President Marvin McLain.

Dean Kildee Brooklyn Dean H. H. Kildee Iowa State College Poweshiek County Farm Bureau Marvin McLain

Dane Cow Sets Record in Vermont Dairy Herd

Brattleboro Vermont reports Fras eur Peggy Ann Man-O-War 2110072 a registered Holstein-Friesian cow owned by H J Dane Iowa City completed a 319 day herd test production of 508 pounds of butterfat and 14779 pounds of milk setting a new record in the dairy herd.

DANE Brattleboro H. J. Dane Iowa City

DOUBLE AUCTION SELLS FARM STOCK AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS

A public sale at Coxson on Saturday February 8 begins at 1 p.m. with 12 head of cattle including brindle cow six years old milking and due to freshen mid March, eleven Hereford items, grain and feed, machinery and equipment such as a Ford tractor Ferguson implement disk harrows corn planter and miscellaneous farm gear, plus a large assortment of household and garden items to follow the livestock sale. Cash terms.

PARM Neow John Deere J. D J. D. Buck D. Siderake Ford Ferguson McCormick-Deering Janesville Hayes Willie Pel Lancer Wolub New Zealand Ulehes McCormick

New York Packers Predict Meat Price Drop

New York packers and industry spokesmen say consumer resistance to high retail meat prices will push livestock quotations down. Eastern packers cite high live cattle freight rates, while the National Meat Industry Council reports a rejected request to cut live cattle freight gates.

New York N. Y Spokcaman Joseph Cohen New York Council of Wholesale Meat Dealers Eacn National Meat Industry Council Interstate Commerce Jack Kranis Council Chicago

Closing Out Sale Youthful Farm Auction Details

Closing out sale Friday February 7 starting 11. The list includes 33 head of cattle with purebred and grade stock, cows and calves, a registered Red Cloud bull, a spring boar, sows, hens, grain hay and farm supplies, machinery from 1942 Allis-Chalmers, tractors, wagons, and household goods. Auctioneered by Henry Boesenberg for Challis First National Bank with lunch by Bertram Ladies Aid.

A. C. McCormick Chester Allis-Chalmers Farmers Friend McCormick-Deering John Deere New Idea Cita Tito Arid Waterers Bertram Ladies Aid Henry Boesenberg Challis Auttionee Marlon Ierk

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