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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1947

Page

4

Dust Storm Causes Examined by SCS Chief

SCS Chief H H Bennett explains mid west dust events linked to 1946 drought and 1947 conditions. He notes a million acres in Texas and Oklahoma damaged by January winds, with dust reaching Louisiana Alabama and Tennessee. He urges vigilance but sees no immediate dust bowl threat, citing potential drought recurrence if Plains rainfall remains subnormal. Ossian-Kappel and Knudsvig buy Brown Swiss bull Baron May's Ring of Dexter from Theodore Schrandt.

USDA Soil Conservationists H. H. Bennett The Soil Conservation Service Great Plains Louisiana Alabama Tennessee Texas Oklahoma Ossian Kappel Knudsvig Baron May’s Dexter Theodore Schrandt Ft. Atkinson

Coming Farm Auctions

A sequence of farm auction notices spans February 18 to March 10 listing closing out sales public sales and Duroc breeder events. Names include L J Henderson Chas Magne Robey E Watson Glen Meeks Leonard Kennedy Bert Miller Everett Albrecht Fred W Hults Ed Hudepohl Frank Bys and Sons Art Wachal Tom Dowd Art Bezd ed Guy L Lillia John Ratcliff Dick T Cox Lawrence Kramer Emil Meier Harry Gunn Earl Bach August Kray Sunset Knoll Farms Wm C Boddicker L J Luedeman Sam Meyer Kirk Beatty and others with locations near Coggon Tipton Oxford Junction Troy Mills Coggan Mt. Vernon Urbana Anamosa Morley Central City and Cedar Rapids.

L. J. Henderson Henderson Estate Coggon Chas. Magne Tipton Leonard Horn Oxford Junction Angus Robey E. Watson Montezuma Glen Meeks Marengo Leonard Kennedy Hopkinton Gillmore Troy Mills Duroc Gill Bert Miller Lisbon Everett Albrecht Coggan Albert Stoneking John Neff Mt. Vernon Fred F. Burrell Urbana Fred W. Hults Anamosa Ed Hudepohl Oxford Glenn Brokaw Morley Frank Bys Emil Meier Stanwood Harry Gunn Earl Bach Center Point August Kray Alburnett Sunset Knoll Farms Washington

Rural Young People's Meeting Opens Friday

The Iowa Rural Young People's Assembly will open a three day meeting in Des Moines with 200 delegates from 33 junior Farm Bureau and rural youth groups. President Bill Stillman will preside. speakers include Mrs Raymond Sayre Kirk Fox Carlyle de la Croix P C Taff Dr Alfred Haake and Roger Fleming. Fleming will discuss the legislature and lead a statehouse tour.

Des Moines Iowa Rural Young People’s Assembly Frank Ehman State Farm Bureau Bill Stillman Emmetsburg Iowa State College Alfred Haake General Motors Corporation Roger Fleming Fleming Statehouse

Ossian Buyer Purchases 20 Acre Farm Near Here

Ossian Frank Shields buys the 20 acre farm four miles northeast of here from Ray Runkle of Phoenix Arizona for 4100 dollars. Immediate possession is given.

Ossian Frank Shields Here Ray Runkle Phoenix, Ariz

Farm Bureau seeks funds for land credit act and road ends

The Iowa Farm Bureau Federation plans to urge the legislature to approve a large appropriation to implement the agricultural land credit act. The act caps school levies at 15 mills with the state treasury funding the difference, estimated at six million dollars more than the 100 percent rate. An annual appropriation near three million dollars is projected. The drive also aims to raise school aid and efficiency through a reorganizaton program tied to standards. A bill to establish additional secondary road ends would fund county heaviest-traveled road improvements, with a new farm-to-market fund to surface miles. Farmers received 53 cents of each food dollar this summer, down from 55 cents last winter.

Moines INS Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Farm Bureau House

Closing Out Sale Auction List From Benton County

A noon sale features cattle including five stock cows with calves, two yearling steers, two two-year-old heifers, and calves at sides. It lists three head of horses with tack, multiple farm machinery items, hay, grain, poultry supplies, household goods, and miscellaneous farm items with usual terms. Guy N. Lilja owner. Tony Schmitz and Elmer Haerther clerks.

Lowing Mnice Guy N. Lilja

Atomic energy expert warns at farm institute on destiny of civilization

Dr James J Nickson of the atomic energy commission told the Des Moines audience the atomic age brings power akin to suns, capable of fueling vast regions or annihilating civilization. He warned peaceful use is essential while noting no defense against atomic bombs and the risk of striving for first strike if war endures.

National Farm Institute Des Moines James J. Nickson Atomic Energy Commission Nickson Dr. Nickson Oop Bar

Crossroads in nuclear energy science sparks college dinner joke

Dr Nickson warns humanity faces a pivotal choice in nuclear energy with its industrial and humanitarian use. At the Friday dinner, Toastmaster Allen Kline introduced Dr T W Schultz of the University of Chicago, joking that he belonged to Iowa though mixed up, drawing laughter from the audience about Schultz leaving Iowa State College after a pamphlet controversy comparing oleomargarine to butter.

Institute Allen Kline T. W. Schults University of Chicago Kline Ted Iowa Schultz Iowa State College

Finley Laughs Amid Mutual Discomfiture at Table

Charles E. Finley of Iowa State College, seated at the speakers' table, shared a hearty laugh while the moment highlighted their mutual awkwardness and visible discomfort during the proceedings.

Charles E. Finley Iowa State College

County Grange Meeting In Manchester Delaware

Delaware county subordinate Granges invited to a meeting at Amvets hall on February 20. First and second degrees will be exemplified by Masonville and Prairie Center Granges.

Manchester Delaware County Amvets Hall Masonville Prairie Center

Agriculture valued at 101.5 billion in early 1946

American agriculture was worth 101.5 billion dollars at the beginning of 1946, up 12 percent from the year prior and 90 percent higher than January 1, 1940.

Blessing On The Day I Found Rhuaid Her Rheumatic Pains End

An advertisement touts RHUAID as a new liquid formula of three medicines that claims to relieve rheumatic and neuritic pains. A testimonial says a woman with limited arm movement recovered full use after three days, with sale claimed at Cedar Rapids drugstores.

Rhuaid Cedar Rapids

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