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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1944

Page

9

Iowa egg production hits January record at 347 million

Iowa farms produced 347 million eggs in January, up 40 percent from January 1943 and 118 million more than December. Leslie M. Carl of the Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service cites higher hen lay rates and mild temperatures as key factors. He also notes a favorable feed to egg ratio but warns prices have fallen sharply. he expects 1944 to match or exceed 1943 production.

Des Moines Iowa Leslie M. Carl Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service Carl

Correction issued over Berkshire mislabeling at auctions

The Gazette notes a blunder in reporting the Milo Wolrab bred gift auction at Hawkeye Downs and Henkel sale in Mason City misidentified Berks as Hamp shires. The farm editor apologizes to Mr. Wolrab and Mr. Henkel for the error and confirms Berks was the correct breed.

Milo Wolrab Hawkeye Downs Hampshires Berkshires Mason City Henkel Gazette Wolrab Mr. Wolrab

Rural Churches In Benton and Linn Are Given Awards

Jordan's Grove church southeast of Central City in Linn county and Salem Evangelical church in Benton county received special merit certificates for significant service programs during the last year. The awards, announced at Ames during Farm and Home week, were given to 25 churches in all, by the Ames extension service in cooperation with the Iowa Christian Rural fellowship.

Jordan's Grove Church Central City Linn County Salem Evangelical Church Benton County Ames Ames Extension Service Iowa Christian Rural Fellowship

Two Grand Hereford Champions Shown at Hawkeye Downs

At Cedar Rapids Hawkeye Downs the State Polled Hereford show named two grand champions. Ernest Day of Grimes owned the purple ribbon senior yearling bull, while H L Schooley of West Liberty owned the purple ribbon senior calf female. The reserve grand champion bull and female were also noted along with judge J C Holbert of Washington Iowa and secretary of the Iowa Hereford Breeders Association. Ralph Painter of Monmouth, Illinois exhibited the reserve grand champion female.

Hawkeye Downs Cedar Rapids Ernest Day Grimes H. L. Schooley West Liberty J. C. Holbert Washington Iowa Hereford Breeders Association Montrose Lawrence Scott Waterloo Stott Bang

Farm Auction Schedule Hits Iowa Areas This Week

A dense list of farm auctions spans February 14 to February 24 across Iowa locations including Lisbon, Iowa City, Wyoming, Cedar Rapids, Marion, Mt. Vernon, Fairfax, and Alburnett. Notable closings include Elmer Dewey, Dennison and Murfield, Tow and Elliott Lampshire gifts, and Stoward A. Knapp. An Iowa Co. Duroc bred sow sale is planned at Homestead.

Jack Reyhons Lisbon E. Aldershot Blacksmith Tools Columbus Junction Elmer Dewey Iowa City Dennison and Murfield Wyoming Tow Elliott Lampshire Gifts Cedar Rapids Armstrong & Clark Mt. Vernon Stewart & Rauch Marion Armstrong and Clark Jayne & Kershner Zack McArthur Acre Fairfax Iowa Co. Duroc Homestead Stoward A. Knapp Alburnett

Anamosa Night School for Farmers Graduates 46

Anamosa celebrated 46 graduates from its night school for farmers on Wednesday night. Twenty five women and 21 men received diplomas during a banquet attended by about 90 people. Eight girls and eight Future Farmer boys organized a pot luck supper.

Anamosa C. B. Jessen Lula Weighels Loyal Byerly Lloyd Robertson Stanley Waggoner

Boyle Burns after Grass Fire at Nanfred Sand Farm

Special to The Gazette reports Francis Boyle suffered severe burns from the knees down while stamping out a grass fire at the Nanfred Sand farm. A cigarette spark started the blaze. his trousers were ripped off by Mr. Sand before flames reached shells in Boyle’s pockets. He is hospitalized in Minneapolis.

The Gazette Ossian Francis Boyle Sand Boyle Minneapolis

Steers Sell At 13 65 In Mt Vernon Farm Sale

In Mt Vernon area 74 head of 1000 pound Colorado steers fed 50 days sold for 1365 per hundredweight in the Kirkpatrick Knudsen dissolution sale. 100 head of 700 pound New Mexico steers fed 40 days brought 1320 per cwt. Prices for hogs, sheep, and crops were listed along with farm equipment values. Bidder turnout reached from 50 miles, sale ran 1 pm to 3:45 pm with clerk Jay Fordyce.

MT. Vernon Colorado J. M Kirkpatrick Hans Knudsen New Mexico W. E. Challis Lisbon Glenn Plattenberger Jay Fordyce Mt. Vernon Bank and Trust Company

Ossian Farm Auction Noted Mixed Tractor Sale Prices

Ossian cows averaged 100 dollars at the John Brockman farm auction on the west edge of Ossian Tuesday. Top heifer brought 79 dollars. Five horses sold from 120 to 155 dollars. Sows averaged 57 dollars. Corn sold for 1 dollar a bushel. Oats 79 cents. Baled alfalfa 55 cents a bale. Baled straw 50 cents.

Ossian John Brockman

Dispersion Sale of High Class Guernsey Cows and Heifers

Combined public sale by Tom Armstrong focusing on high grade Guernsey cattle including cows and heifers. The event, set for Wednesday February 16, 1944, begins at 12 o'clock near Mt. Creek bridge on a gravel road. Items include multiple cows and heifers of various ages plus bulls, calf offerings, and machinery. A variety of pedigree and production details are listed, with emphasis on milk yields and springing readiness. Additional machinery and household items accompany the sale. Follow the crowd to the Marley Clark closing out sale at Hillside Farm near Abbey Creek bridge at 2 o'clock.

Tom Armstrong Mt. Creek Bridge Artificial Breeding Association Marley Clark Hillside Farm Abbey Creek Bridge

Thomas Armstrongs Closing Out Sale At Hillside Farm

Marley Clark announces a closing out sale of personal property on February 16 1944 at 2 PM from Hillside Farm. The listing includes farm implements animals hay harnesses and miscellaneous household goods with items such as a disc harrow wagon hayrack timber and milk press. The sale is conducted by Glenn Plattenbergser & Trust Co with Thomas Armstrong as owner.

Iwarness Concord Frank Casey ARK Glenn Plattenbergser & Trust Co

Farm sale nets 6 150 for 246 acres in Allamakee

In Hanover township Allamakee county the 246 acre Cunningham estate farm was sold to John Ehde who already owns a nearby farm for 6150 dollars.

Waukon Emmet Cunningham Hanover Township Allamakee County John Ehde

Hereford Association elects Helen Kelleher president

Helen Kelleher of Win Interset was elected president of the Iowa Polled Hereford Association at the annual meeting in Cedar Rapids. N. M. Leonard and L. A. Jester were named vice president and Des Moines man Mervin Christenson was reelected to the executive committee. The gathering included awards to grand champions and speeches by officials from the beef industry, with attendees from 11 states and Canada.

M /URS Helen Kelleher Win- Interset Iowa Polled Hereford Association Cedar Rapids She Sheegh N. M. Leonard Wallee L. A. Jester Des Moines Mervin Christenson Lone Rock W. H. Campbell Grand River J. C. Holbert Washington B. O. Gammon Gammon, and Son R. E. Lambert Darlington Ala National Polled Hereford Association Walter Brown Iowa Beef Producers Association William Quarton

Calf Ailments Discussed By Veterinarians

The East Central Veterinary Medical society met in Iowa City on Thursday with veterinarians from Cedar, Henry, Iowa, Johnson, Linn, and Pell counties in attendance. Dr. F. J. Crow presided as program chair while speakers including Dr. John B. Bryant and Dr. A. R. Stephenson discussed calf diseases and calfhood vaccination for Bang’s disease.

East Central Veterinary Medical Society Iowa City Cedar Henry Iowa Johnson, Linn Pell R. J. Beamer F. J. Crow John B. Bryant Mt. Vernon A. R. Stephens Bennett R. Beamer Darrell T. White Williamsburg A. R. Menary Cedar Rapids J. A. Barger Des Moines Bang's

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