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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1947

Page

9

Wilson pushes two plans for permanent farm program

Senator George Wilson presses two routes to speed a permanent farm program. He urges a Senate agriculture subcommittee study and a regular liaison with House committees, noting current delay and that farmers must plan a year ahead. Hoeven and Wilson cite rural citizen lean.

Howard Dobson Sareecos George Wilson Iowa Wilson Senate Agriculture Committee Senate House Arthur Capper Clifford Hope Iowns Charles Hoeven Alton

Training school to unite 10 Iowa counties leaders

Decorah hosts a training school for Triple-A leaders from ten northeastern Iowa counties Thursday and Friday. Arthur Gerlach of St Ansgar, district fieldman, announced the event.

Decorah Iowa Arthur Gerlach St. Ansgar

Coming Farm Auctions as advertised in The Gazette

Public sales and closing out sales listed for multiple farms across Iowa communities from Feb 26 to March 10. Entries include Sam Meyer near Shellsburg, John Dwyer near Iowa City, Fred Kimmerle near Quasqueton, George E Hawk near Shellsburg, Glen Lacock near Cedar Rapids, Steiner Bros near Monticello, Harold Thompson near Anamosa, John H Lensch near Cedar Rapids, Roy Winchip near Springville, Alfred Hartkemeyer near Blairstown, Aberdeen Angus sale by Driscott and Oliver at Iowa City sales barn, and Kirk and Keith Beatty near Cedar Rapids.

Sam Meyer Shellsburg John Dwyer Iowa City Fred Kimmerle Quasqueton George E. Hawk Glen Lacock Cedar Rapids Steiner Bros Monticello Harold Thompson Anamosa John H. Lensch Roy Winchip Springville Alfred Hartkemeyer Blairstown Aberdeen Angus Driscott and Oliver Kirk Keith Beatty

Hopkinton Co op produces 525000 pounds butter in 1946

Hopkinton Co operative creamery reported 525,848 pounds of butter produced in 1946 at its annual meeting. Average price received was 63.75 cents per pound. Elected officers included W. H. Winch president J. R. Guthrie vice president H. M Reeve secretary and manager and several directors. Staff listed: Emil Schwandt buttermaker Paul Smith assistant buttermaker Roman Welter bookkeeper and cream haulers Archie Beitz A R Stanger Hugh Dighton and George Herrnton.

Hopkinton Hopkington

Duroc Gilts Averaged 164 in Bys Auction

Forty two head of Duroc gilts sold for an average of 164 per head at the Frank Bys and Sons sale here last week. Top was 425 paid by H. O Dennis of Ruthven. Out of state buyers included the Hormel Foundation of Austin Minn Martin Doering of Good Thunder Minn and L V Gant of Gelles S D.

Frank Bys and Sons H. O Dennis Ruthven Hormel Foundation Austin Minn Martin Doering Good Thunder L. V. Gant Gelles S. D Top H. C. Barnts Central City Hedrick Farm Hedrick Henry Krull Buffalo Center Russell Mizner LaPorte City Tarl Adams Gilbert Cooksley Earlville Ed Lehn Parnell

ISC Names Anderson Extension Supervisor

Ames Iowa Vincent M Anderson Montgomery county extension director since 1928 was named district supervisor on the central extension staff at Iowa State college His duties include supervising extension work in nine Northwestern Iowa counties The appointment awaits state board of education approval and will take effect June 1.

Anderson Optimistic On Outlook For Farmers

Agriculture Secretary Clinton P. Anderson spoke in Los Angeles on farmers futures. He noted a declining farmer population yet growing new foreign and domestic markets. He said he would interpret price support as written in the Steagall act and stressed a 90 percent commitment to help farmers adjust from wartime to peacetime. He added future price support depends on taxpayer impact and potential price stabilization plans.

Los Angeles INS Clinton P. Anderson Anderson Congress Agricultural Department

Ossian Co-ops Elect Officers At Annual Meetings

Ossian unions announce officer elections at their annual gatherings. Union Produce Co operative elected Albert Quass as president with William J Uhlenhake as vice president and a slate including Alphonse Remke Peter Tangen Carmie Peterson Henry Uhlenhake and Kent Larson as directors Leo Leibold named manager. Silver Springs cooperative creamery also met naming Manfred Sand as president Frank Moellers as vice president Joe Lansing as secretary Ole Hendrickson Jr and Lester Kipp as directors Francis Giblin will manage and serve as butter maker.

Ossian Albert Quass William J. Uhlenhake Alphonse Remke Peter Tangen Carmie Peterson Henry Uhlenhake Kent Larson Leo Leibold Silver Springs Cooperative Creamery Manfred Sand Frank Moellers Joe Lansing Ole Hendrickson, Jr Lester Kipp Francis Giblin

Shipping Association Met at Center Junction

CENTER JUNCTION The Center Junction Cooperative Shipping association in 1946 handled 112 loads of hogs and 35 loads of cattle selling for 372 330 65 dollars. Manager J B See husen reported at the annual meeting here Saturday. The loadings included 456 cattle and 7 567 hogs an increase of 1 804 hogs over last year. President John Husman and Secretary Arthur Wilcox were reelected to the board. Boyd Christensen was named to succeed H J Dirks as director. J Morris Christy of Wilson and Company Cedar Rapids presented a swine carcass type demonstration. One hundred six persons attended the dinner and meeting.DECORAH Brown Swiss breeders Canton No 1 will meet at the 4 H building here March 8 President Ewald Brandt has announced.

Center Junction Center Junction Cooperative Shipping Association J. B. Seehusen John Husman Arthur Wilcox Boyd Christensen H. J. Dirks J. Morris Christy Wilson and Company Cedar Rapids

Iowa Leads U S Hog Pigs Stock as Other Regions Lagg

The USDA inventory shows Iowa on top with 10,689,000 hogs and pigs, nearly double Illinois. Illinois records 5,893,000 head, while the 32 lower states total 10,801,000. Iowa trails Texas in horses and colts losses, with 412,000 head vs 733,000 average. Cattle and milk cow totals decline, beef heifers rise, and feed per unit hits a record high.

OWA USDA Iowa Illinois Hawkeye Towa Texas Missouri Wisconsin Minnesota New York Seattle

Marshall F B Plans Conservation Contest

Marshall County Farm Bureau announced plans for a countywide soil conservation contest for Four-H club youths in Iowa. Twelve cash prizes will be awarded across four divisions emphasizing wildlife care contouring intertilled crops grassed waterways and pasture improvement.

Marshalltown Iowa Marshall County Farm Bureau

Coggon Man Buys 121 Acre Farm Near Troy Mills

Elmer Carson of Coggon has bought the 121 acre farm two and one half miles southwest of Troy Mills known as the old Mel Ondler place from Charles Hynek of Cedar Rapids. The price is reported at 150 dollars per acre. The note adds a remark about large farm sizes in the United States.

Troy Mills Elmer Carson Coggon Here Mel Ondler Charles Hynek Cedar Rapids

Car Shortage Plugs Iowa Corn Markets

Des Moines dispatch reports a Rock Island boxcar shortage halts grain buying at about 50 elevators as bins fill. The line can load 10 to 20 cars daily versus 75 to 100 normally, risking the new crop arriving before shipments of the old crop complete. Grain storage in the Northwest compounds the Iowa shortage with cars diverted west.

Des Moines INS Iowa Rock Island Lines Rock Island Northwest

Roy Halse auction sale sets varied livestock and farming prices

Special to The Gazette. Decorah reports varied prices at Roy Halse auction last week. Three ordinary geese sold at 9.10 each, alfalfa at 1.06 a bale, ten thin shares at 19.25, and a five year old Fordson tractor with plow and cultivator at 1435. Grade Shorthorn cows ranged 90 to 198, 14 heifers 79 to 160, a bull 202, five bull calves 48 each, a heifer calf 58.50, and sows bids up to 116 with others at 92 and 69.

Decorah Fordson Roy Halse

Soil District Officials Meet in Chicago Negotiate Conservation

CHICAGO IS The first annual meeting of the National Association of Soil Conservation District Governing Officials opened in Chicago Tuesday. The two day conclave expects about 200 delegates to discuss management of farmer organized districts to conserve soil and water resources. Delegates represent 1 756 districts covering 945 million acres and 3 595 000 farms. The organization formed at a Chicago meeting last July. Speakers include E C MacArthur president and William Benitt.

Chicago National Association of Soil Conservation District E. C. MacArthur Gaffney, S. C The National Association William Benitt Hastings, Minn

Two Farm Fires Cause Loss Near Hopkinton

Hopkinton reports two farm fires causing losses Sunday and Monday. At Orlo Sackett’s North of town, nine sons and 45 three weeks old pigs perished in a brooder house fire blamed on two stove explosions. Nearby, Paul White’s farmhome suffered extensive basement and first floor damage from an oil stove used to heat wash water. The Hopkinton fire department fought both blazes.

the Gazette Hopkinton Orlo Sackett Here Paul White

Barn Fire Extinguished at Schmidt Farm

Early discovery of a fire in the barn on the Albert Schmidt farm near Onslow on Sunday evening prevented serious loss. Local firefighters contained the blaze quickly and no injuries were reported. The cause was under investigation.

Onslow Albert Schmidt Here

Longer Life from Bigger Deeper Tread

The ad touts a tire with a bigger deeper tread promising longer life and real economy for the motorist. It emphasizes durability efficiency and cost savings through extended tread life.

Family flees fire as neighbors aid extinguishing loss under $100

A household nearly left the premises when a fire was spotted. Neighbors helped remove livestock and douse the flames. Loss is estimated under $100 and is covered by insurance.

Dairy Herd and Equipment Sale Notice

This Holstein herd aged up to eight years offers noted size quality and high production. Each cow’s production and individual test will be recorded for the sale day. Also listed are milking equipment a Delaval unit cream separator DeLaval items and various dairy gear to be sold first at the sale. Terms to be announced.

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Sen. Wilson Hoeven Begker Roofing & Insulation Co Fourteenth Ave Hopkinton Co-op Duroc ISC Ossian Co-ops Shipping Association Met Canton No. 1 Ewald Brandt Leibsohn’s Davenport Duncan Phyfe First Ave N.E Ihouse Appropriations Committee AAA Farmers Home Administration REA Commodity Credit Corporation CCC Washington Appropriations Committee Marshall F.B. Plans United States E. Cohn & Sons, Inc Sth Ave 3Rd ST. S.W Beverly Cattle Company TB & Bangs TV A Lda Jarton Soil District Seiberling First Avenue Seiberling Tire Anamosa City Limits Harold Thompson Lee Bebec Wilbur Colby Citizens Savings Bank American Legion A Merchants National Merchants National Personal Loan Merchants National Personal Loan Department Merchants National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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