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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1939

Page

2

Butter Output Reaches Record 1938 High U S Estimates

The 1938 creamery butter production is estimated at 1.788 billion pounds, up 10 percent from 1937 and the highest on record. Cheese and evaporated milk also rose, boosting year total dairy output and milk equivalents, with stocks remaining unusually large into January. Government purchases support butter prices under surplus removal, keeping sales limited to small December west coast trades.

Ashington Bureau of Agricultural Economics Dairy Products Marketing Association New York

State 4-H building plan seeks $200000 at fairgrounds

DES MOINES AP plans for a new 4-H club building improvements totaling 200000 at the Iowa State fairgrounds will be presented to the legislature. An appropriation to provide funds will be requested by state 4-H leaders and the state fair board.

DES Moines Iowa State Fairgrounds Iowa State Fair Board

Executor appointed for Luise Merklin estate in Linn County Iowa

On February 4 1939 Henry T Merklin was appointed and qualified as executor of the estate of Luise Merklin deceased of Linn County Iowa All persons indebted to the estate should pay promptly and those with claims must file them with Henry T Merklin executor or attorney W J Barngrover in the Linn County District Court Iowa

EXN Iowa Linn Luise Merklin Linn County State of Ore Andrew Jackson Keyser Anna Sylvester

Brookings Economist to Speak at Ames February 15

Brookings Institute economist E G Nourse will speak at the thirty ninth Farm and Home week in Ames Feb 13 18. He will discuss agricultural cooperation and unsolved problems of marketing and distribution at the noon mass meeting Feb 15. The event features more than 100 guest speakers across six days with attendees including O E Baker G I Christie Olivia Rosetti Agresti and Rev Jack Finegan.

AMES G. Nourse Institute of Agricultural Economics Brookings Institution Washington, D. C Nourse Agricultural Economics R. M. Visquain O. E Baker Bureau of Agricultural Economics G. I Christie Ontario Agricultural College Guelph Ont Olivia Rosetti Agresti Rome Italy Jack Finegan Church of Christ

Linn County 4-H Banquet Planned for March 4

The Linn county boys' and girls' 4-H club banquet is scheduled March 4 at the Methodist church in Mount Vernon. The decision was made Saturday in a Cedar Rapids meeting of the county 4-H committee.

Linn County Methodist Church Mount Vernon Cedar Rapids

Randalia Creamery Directors Reappoint Staff

In a recent meeting Randalia creamery reemployed William Schroder as buttermaker and Aulden Davis as assistant butter maker with Charles Fordyce named secretary.

Randalia William Schroder Aulden Davis Charles Fordyce Randalia Creamery

Postville Creamery Hosts Oyster Stew Luncheon

The Postville creamery Friday welcomed the Postville Commercial club and community patrons to an oyster stew luncheon. Guests reportedly consumed 100 gallons of milk 21 gallons of oysters 40 pounds of butter and 110 pounds of oyster crackers in 950 servings of soup.

Postville Postville Creamery Postville Commercial Club

Willie Willis Adopts Whisker Theme for Dapper Style

In a playful note, Willie Willis quips that whiskers are what a well dressed man wears when he has none, reflecting a lighthearted take on grooming and personal style. The remark nods to fashion humor from a bygone era.

Spring Preparations and Weather Worries Ahead

A country woman notes a tight reading list and sewing plans as Iowa tightens the economy and a long winter lingers. She muses on options like crafting books, braiding a rug, tying a comforter, and making aprons while bracing for a potential late-season snowstorm.

Iowa

Ames Distributes 500000 Bulletins in 1938

Special to The Gazette: Ames issued nearly half a million agricultural and home economics bulletins in 1938. The main office sent about 273000 science bulletins and 150000 extension service circulars, with 50000 more from extension. Top titles include 1937 Iowa Corn Yield Test and Hybrid Corn. Women preferred flower arranging. animal husbandry led reader requests overall.

Ames Iowa W. H. Gemmall Extension Service Agricultural Experiment Station

Grove to Talk Gardens at West Liberty Tuesday

L. C. Grove of the Ames extension service will discuss vegetable gardening in a Muscatine home project workers meeting at West Liberty Tuesday. The meeting will open in the morning and continue after noon.

West Liberty L. C. Grove The Ames Extension Service Muscatine Home Project

Traer Hatchery Opens 1939 Season February 13

Traer hatchery will open for the 1939 season on February 13 with L. L. Sawyer as manager, and Harold Beatty and S. K. Daiziel as assistants.

TRAER L. L. Sawyer Harold Beatty S. K. Daiziel

U S Corn Exports Reach 2 Million Bushels in Week

United States corn exports for the last week of January totaled 2 million bushels, boosting the season’s total to about 20 million. Despite slow new business, U S corn remained cheaper than Argentine prices in Europe with No 2 yellow at Liverpool quoted around 7 1/2 cents. Danubian corn sold at 70 1/2 cents. Growers kept corn under seal with 127 million of the 1938 crop and 27 million of the 1937 crop sealed by Feb 1.

United States Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics Liverpool

Argentine Corn Crop Dims With Weather Damage Forecast

The Agriculture Department reports Argentina's corn crop remains weak due to dry weather and heat with a January 20 assessment rating it poor to fair. Nyhus predicts a yield not exceeding 177 million bushels, far below last season's 174.2 million and the five year average.

Washington Agriculture Department Argentina P. O. Nyhus U. S Buenos Aires Nyhus

Rural Electrification Advances Reach 750000 Rural Folk

The REA reports to Congress that in three years central station electric service has nearly doubled farms served. By year end 70 000 miles of REA financed lines in 43 states are in service with more under construction. Vermont joins as the forty fourth state. About 340 projects are energized today serving an estimated 750 000 rural people.

Washington INS Rural Electrification Administration Congress REA Vermont

Ames Campus 4 H Club Elects Heads

Thomas Wickersham of Melbourne was elected president of the Ames campus 4 H Boy's club. Russell Lyon of Traer becomes vice president, Donald Marek of Washington secretary treasurer, Lyle Hoyt of Rockwell City social chairman, and Bruce Johnson of Maxwell reporter.

Ames Thomas Wickersham Melbourne Russell Lyon Traer Donald Marek Washington Lyle Hoyt Rockwell City Bruce Johnson Maxwell

Second Series Of Hog Improvement Meetings Listed

E L Quaife Ames extension animal husbandman and Dr K W Stouder extension veterinarian announce 18 county swine production meetings over five weeks in Iowa. Topics include brood sow and litter feeding, achieving 200 pounds at 180 days, hog parasites, and common pig troubles.

Ames Iowa E. L. Quaife Ames Extension Animal Husbandman K. W. Stouder Ottumwa Quaife Muscatine Jefferson Garner Cedar Rapids Anamosa Toledo Waterloo Black Hawk County

Simmons to Discuss Selection of Electric Appliances

Miss Dorothy Simmons is scheduled to discuss selection and care of electrical appliances at West Liberty Wednesday evening.

The Gazette West Liberty Dorothy Simmons

Veterinarians Meet at Iowa City For February Session

The East Central Veterinary association convenes at Hotel Jefferson Iowa City with Dr H P Smith from the University of Iowa discussing Research in Blood Clotting Dr W M Hale on The Nature of Virus and Virus Diseases J W Giffee on Tuberculosis in Work Oxen Dr P V Neuzil on Poultry Practice and Dr J S Potter on Equine Encephalomyelitis Vaccination An executive board meeting precedes the general session to plan the ninth annual clinic sponsored by the Johnson County Veterinary Medical society.

Iowa City H. P. Smith University of Iown East Central Veterinary Association Hotel Jefferson W. M. Hale University J. W. Giffee Cedar Rapids P. V. Neuzil Blairstown J. S. Potter Johnson County Veterinary Medical Society

Manchester sale grosses varied livestock prices

Heifers averaged 54.50 with Manchester buyers buying two bulls, a Hereford 21 months at 72 and a Shorthorn 18 months at 66. Horses, mares, brood sows, feeding shoots, ewes, geese, a cream separator and a corn sheller sold at the weekly community sale.

Manchester

Farm Auction Notices for February Closeouts

A sequence of farm auction notices lists sales by H J Burg Stahler 8 miles southwest Mechanicsville F W Gilchrist 4 miles northeast Urbana William Mason at Waubeek south edge Mrs Martin Hanzlik 14 miles south Frontier park C R George Goos 6 miles south Masonville J C Leonard estate 725 32nd St Cedar Rapids and National Forksire bred sow sale at Aledo scheduled across mid February with dates Feb 9 to Feb 11.

H. J. Burgstahler Mechanicsville F.W. Gilchrist Urbana William Mason South Edge Waubeek Martin Hanzlik South Frontier Park C. R George Goos South Masonville J. C. Leonard Estate 32Nd St Cedar Rapids National Forksire Aledo Frontier Park Airport

Lacy and Dooley Rehired as Agents in Clinton County

M. D. Lacy was rehired as Clinton county agent, serving since May 1933. John L. Dooley was rehired as 4-H club agent for a second year, and Lea Coverall was rehired as office assistant.

Lacy Dooley Clinton County Dewitt M. D. Lacy County Farm Bureau Executive Board John L. Dooley Lea Coverall

500 Baby Chicks Die In Riverside Fire

Five hundred day old chicks perished in a fire at the Linwood Heck farm brooder house near Riverside. The blaze confined to the floor and straw, smoke and heat suffocated the chicks.

the Gazette Riverside Linwood Heck Farm

Greiner to be Interviewed on Keota 10 Acre Contest

J. H. Greiner, 1928 winner in the Keota 10 acre corn contest, will be interviewed at 12 15 Tuesday on a farm broadcast from WHO.

KEOTA J. H. Greiner WHO

Constance Chooses Rick Barry Amid Village Ostracism

In Maryland Constance agrees to marry Rick Barry to save her family estate after her lover Noel returns to Editha’s plans. Her grandfather’s disapproval deepens the dilemma as Rhoda and Editha urge caution while Constance faces social exile and a wedding she feels compelled to honor.

Terry Adair Constance Erik Barry Maryland Terry Editha Rhoda Noel Kenneday Rick Barry Emmett Barry Rick Noel Eric High Seas Connie Ricky Barry Plantatin Con

Seven Iowa homemakers to be honored during Farm and Home Week

Seven Iowa farm women who have kept home expenditure records for five years will receive recognition certificates during Farm and Home Week February 13 to 18. Award presentations will be made February 15 by Genevieve Fisher, dean of home economics, at a joint Farm and Home Management session.

Ames Iowa Fans Nie Gannon L. E. Youngbrook Jefferson Bernard Cass Scotch Grove H. A. McCandless Belle Plaine Milton Beck Elberton Co. G. Batchelder Alburnett S. E. Wallace Vinton Vern Dan Schmidt Reinbeck Gannon Genevieve Fisher

Small Animal Clinic Planned by Midwest Association

Burlington hosts the regular semi annual clinic of the Midwest Small Animal association on March 8. The group, a newer organization, reports a 50 percent rise in membership and an 88 percent jump in attendance since its February debut last year, says president Dr. J. H. Krichel of Keokuk.

Burlington Midwest Small Animal Association The Small Animal Association J. H. Krichel Keokuk

Notice of Appointment of Administrators in Linn County Iowa

Notices announce the appointment of Lloyd B Keys er as administrator of Andrew Jackson Keyser estate and Emily Steffen as administratrix of Anna Sylvester estate both in Linn County Iowa. Also notice of will for Harry Lee Speck to be probated in District Court Cedar Rapids on February 10 1939.

State of Iowa Linn County Harry Lee Speck District Court Cedar Rapids Iowa

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Teres Henry T. Merklin W J. Barngrover Brookings Institute Mt. Vernon Schroeder Randalia Buttermaker Willie Willis Farm and Home Bulletin Agricultural Extension Service Engineering Experiment Station and Engineering Extension Service Popular Bulletins Ames Campus Uncle Brundon Egar Williams Peter Pan's Daughter Harry Pugh Smith Nurito Small Animal Clinic Lloyd B Keyser G. EK. Thompson Emily Steffen Crissman and Bleakley EDWIN W_LUNDQUISET R B Wolfe J. N. Gunning United State Bank Sa 2 Ait Tat Yy Daily Cuticura Druszist Cutiura Dept &6 Malden Masa
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