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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1951

Page

21

Farm Labor Scarcity Hits Iowa This Year

Iowa officials warn of a severe statewide shortage of farm workers in 194? due to demands of the armed forces and rising defense production. The employment service has 43 offices active with hiring clinics planned, aiming to match farmers with workers starting March 1. Missouri may supply some workers, but the shortage is expected to persist across regions, with Iowa City and central Iowa clinics noting higher farmer demand than available labor.

Des Moines State Employment Service Iowa The Employment Service Missouri Iowa City Polk County Employment Office

PMA Deadline Set for Soil Conservation Proofs

Linn County PMA Chairman Glenn Stoner warns that evidence of soil conservation practices must be filed by next Wednesday January 10 to qualify for 1950 farm program payments. Lime tickets fertilizer invoices and supporting papers must be presented to township PMA committeemen or the county PMA office in the O R C building by that date.

Linn County PMA Glenn Stoner O.R.C

Wool Stockpile Grows as U S Buys Australia New Zealand

Washington officials confirm the Agriculture Department is buying wool from Australia and New Zealand for a national stockpile. The purchases have been ongoing for about three weeks, with details on quantities and prices not disclosed. A 1950 report urged reserves to cover wartime import needs if supplies from major exporters were cut off.

Washington INS Agriculture Department Australia Newce Munitions Board U. S Bureau of Agricultural Economics the Production and Marketing Administration New Zealand Union of South Africa Argentina Uruguay United States

Lambs Hit All Time High on Denver Market

On the Denver livestock market two loads of red wooled lambs averaging 108 pounds sold for a new all time high of 33 dollars. The previous day closed at 32.75 dollars, 50 cents above the prior record. Farr Farms of Greeley and J. F. Strachan and Sons of Fort Collins supplied the stock, with 213 lambs in the first lot and 212 in the second.

Denver INS Farr Farms Greeley J. F. Strachan and Sons Fort Collins

Tomorrow’s Head A Tonight At Ten On KCRG

The note advertises a program airing tomorrow evening at 10:00 on KCRG 1600, indicating a radio schedule item. It mentions the station call letters and frequency for listener tuning.

Kcrg- 1600

McCune Denies Moving Agriculture Department to Dallas

Secretary Brannan’s office dismissed rumors that the agriculture department would relocate to Dallas. Wesley McCune said nothing is planned to move the entire department, though certain bureaus might shift from the Washington area as part of dispersal plans.

Washington INS Brannan Agriculture Department Dallas Texas Wesley McCune McCune Rural Electrification Administration St. Louis Farm Credit Administration Cincinnati

Wheat Sold Under International Pact Last Week 1950

The Agriculture Department reports that in the last week of 1950 the Commodity Credit Corporation sold 5,647,000 bushels of wheat under the international wheat agreement. Principal buyers included Belgium India Israel the United Kingdom and Egypt. Cumulative 1950 51 quota sales total 115 601 000 bushels.

Washington Ins Agriculture Department Commodity Credit Corporation Belgium India Israel United Kingdom Egypt

Rex Conn Presents Farm Roundup on KCRG 1600

Rex Conn hosts Farm Roundup on KCRG 1600 tomorrow at 12 15 PM offering farming news tips and market updates for local listeners.

Rex Conn KCRG-1600

Dairy Prices Rise on Income Gains and Industry Shifts

The agriculture department links higher dairy prices to rising consumer income and demand driven by mobilization. Fluid milk and manufactured dairy products show increased consumption while supply tightens as 1951 milk production stalls. Oleo margarine consumption nears butter, with oleo nearing half of butter use versus pre war levels.

Washington INS Agriculture Department Department

Outbreak of Foot and Mouth Disease Halted in Veracruz

The joint Mexican American foot and mouth disease commission announced the sudden Veracruz outbreak is completely under control. A herd of 56 had 37 animals affected last week, marking the first Mexico case in over a year.

Mexico City Veracruz Foot and Mouth Disease Commission Mexico

Waukon 4-H Leaders to Meet with Iowa State College Expert

Richard McWilliams of Iowa State College animal husbandry staff will discuss the 1951 4-H program with Allamakee county 4-H officers leaders and committee members. Extension director F. C. O'Riley says emphasis will be on feeding and care of baby beef market pigs and market lambs. Meeting starts 1 30 p m at the extension office in Waukon.

Waukon Richard McWilliams Iowa State College Animal Husbandry Allamakee County 4-H F. C. O’riley

Local estate and public auctions listed across counties

A sequence of closing out sales and public auctions is announced with dates from January through mid January. Properties include farms houses town lots timber tracts and personal property owned by Meyer families estates and individuals in various locations such as Martello Winthrop Fairfax Mechanicsville Onslow Urbana and Mt Vernon.

Clarence Miller Martello Lowell Walters Don Stanford Winthrop Wes Karal Edge Fairfax L. H. Andre Mechanicsville Otto Voelker and Son Onslow Don Cress Urbana Dan Hudachek Mt. Vernon

Japs Embrace Land Reforms and Pride of Ownership

Arthur Raper reports from Japan that U S occupation land reforms reduced tenancy from 46 to 12 percent and sold about 41 percent of cultivated land to cultivators. Over three million farmers bought land, while new village commissions gained real authority and spurred civic participation.

U. S Arthur Raper U. S. Department of Agriculture Raper Japan

Oelwein Creamery Co. Sets Annual Meeting

Oelwein The annual business meeting and luncheon of the Oelwein Farmers Creamery Company is scheduled at the Civic Center in Oelwein Monday at 11 a.m. Election of 1951 officers, presentation of financial reports and other items are on the program. Officials of the daily cooperative are Archie Stewart president, Herbert Rechkemmer vice president, Henry Davis treasurer, and Rollin Holcomb secretary.

Oelwein Oelwein Farmers Creamery Company Daily Cooperative Archie Stewart Herbert Rechkemmer Henry Davis Rollin Holcomb

Farm Income Tax Returns Are Due Soon

Farmers with a 1950 gross income of 600 dollars or more must file an estimated tax by January 15 if they will not file final returns by January 31. Final returns and full payment are due March 15. forms 1040 ES and 1040 available from the local IRS collector. The article notes no separate farm tax figures and compares 1950 tax intake to 1949.

Ashington Sam

Big Tax Payments Hit Farm Income Through 1951

Farm income rose to a record in 1947 but fell in 1948 and 1949. 1950 figures are not yet available and may be slightly below 1949 due to smaller crop yields. Taxes on 1950 income could equal or exceed 1949 taxes because rates rise. 1951 taxes may set a record if production and prices stay high and Congress raises rates.

Congress

Clayton Cow Tester Enlists in Air Force

Volga supervisor Roger Moore of the Clayton county Dairy Herd Improvement Association has enlisted in the United States Air Force. He will leave Volga Monday to report for duty. Leo Killerlain succeeds Moore as cowtester for the Clayton association.

VOLGA Roger Moore Clayton County Dairy Herd Improvement Association United States Air Force Leo Killerlain Moore Clayton Association

Earlville Buttermakers to Meet January 10

Earlville Buttermakers of Section No 9 Iowa Buttermakers Association plan a business meeting and a butter judging contest in the afternoon followed by a banquet at the Methodist church in the evening.

Earlville Iowa Buttermakers Association

Spraying Kills Unwanted Trees In Pasture Land

Urbana Illinois report from extension forester L B Culver on using 2 4 D or 2 4 5 T ester sprays to control hawthorn honey locust elm and other volunteer trees in pastures Cutting trees to stumps before spraying aids removal and reduces regrowth with a single application though tougher species may need more than one spray

Urbana Ill L. B. Culver Illinois College of Agriculture Culver

Pasture Improvement Programs and Brush Control Tips

Culver advises using 2 4 D or 2 4 5 T to remove undesirable shrubs and low brush. For full details on pasture improvement, consult your county farm adviser.

Culver

Two Jones County Farms Change Hands

Two Jones county farms have been sold recently. C. J. Lynch of Cedar Rapids sold his 145 acre farm adjoining Wapsipinicon State Park to Mr and Mrs George Courtney of Fargo North Dakota. Mr and Mrs Henry Derga bought the Milo Prentice farm two miles west of Anamosa. Possession will be given March 1.

Anamosa Jones County C. J. Lynch Cedar Rapids Wapsipinicon State Park George Courtney Fargo N. D Henry Derga Milo Prentice

Poultry Clinics Set in Grinnell and Washington

Egg and Poultry clinics scheduled Tuesday at Grinnell and Wednesday at Washington will feature Iowa State College extension specialists on winter flock management health housing sanitation egg and carcass grades. Sessions run from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Marengo Grinnell Washington Iowa State College

Farm women may join crafts lessons in January

Bob Hall the Delaware county extension director told farm women Friday that January is the last month to participate in crafts lessons carried on by the county extension.

Manchester Delaware County Extension Bob Hall

Linn County Board approves road projects and funds in 1950 session

Linn County Iowa Board of Supervisors approves December 1950 minutes, authorizes transfer of 2400 from In sane to Poor Fund, names R N Fitzgerald as appraiser for Granger property, and adopts Farm to Market project recommendations including bridges and grade work. Also transfers funds between Secondary Road accounts and approves claims, salaries, and public notices.

State of Iowa of Linn Board of Supervisors Beeson Hood Well Seevell Washington Township Linn County Leevell Kinkead Louis E Ave Iowa County County Insane Fund County Poor Fund Code of Iowa R. N. Fitzgerald Alfred Granger Congress of the United States State Highway Commission Wapsipinicon River Centr City Wm O Bergman Iowa Bearing Co Inc Eeeepee Lowa On Erectric Welding Co Armetere “Service Co Limback Lumber Co Rapids Chevrolet Co Davenport Bealer Corp Pee Stevenson Motor Co Handler “Motor Co Auto Parts Co CR Auto Supply Co Spahn & Rose Lumber Co Wisnesy' S Auto Parts Co Eldon “Maller Inc Wheel Drive Co Snap On Tools Corp Calders van & Storage Co Inc Shell Oil Co F Goodrich Co Homelite Corp Walton A Keller Co Stalker Electric Co H L Feiereisen Marion Sentinel Meach Glass Co Ine County Fund Mildred Fitzgerald Berniece Mason Annecy Sara Nott Sofia Kollman Mary Lou Cover Prences L. Roushar Ag Neat Ae le Iowa Electric Lich Power Co Maude M. Krebs Jane Funk Swift and Co Electric Treas Lawyers Co-Op Pub. Co Central City News Mer A Seevell Adele Herrmann Irvin Gavin George Drews von Hospital Marion Water Works Buehlers Grocer Community Grocery I. Schloss Wims Clover Farm Store J. J. Keith B. L. Knight C. H. Stark McKesson and Robbins H. E. Pfeiffer Security Laboratories W. Bell Telephone Co Jas F Bradley Padzensky Auto Market Handler Motor Co County Assessor Fund State Dept. Social Welfare Isla Gndnth Abe Turkals Towa Samaras Home the Killians Co Barta-Hesser Funeral Home Moorman Mfg. Co Sal- Oshi Che Saa Stasses Shell Oil Co Iowa Electric Light & Power Co Armco Io Desiisse & Metal Prod Co Linn County Produce Co Swift & Co Bell ‘Telephone Co Witwer Farm Supply Doughertys Welding Co Boston Kendall Hardware Co Keps Refrigeration Co Farmers Elevator Drs Hann & Strader Sore Toncray Guy A. Moraine Wm H. Bleakly Misc Joseph Trusty Ona B Preston Evelyn Eaen Evelyn Hamiel University Hospital Criminves Ohn F. Ream Frank F Bates Imogen B. Emery Arthur L Bye Frank F. Bates Ee Eae Aes Harvester Co Shell's Oil Co. Inc Holden Kahler Co Boys Texaco Service Bob Ss Sign Co Pauline A. Hays Seconda Concrete Material Inc Evan Bowden G. Krebs Graham McFarlane J F Machacek Theo Mohrbacker D E Owens John M Owens Argaret G. Paul Petro Claassen Barry R Tent & Awning Co Weed Hose Kahler Co Cle DOG Parrott’ & ‘Sone Co State of Iowa Linn T Rsa Apnereame Y S N. Rvisor Seevell Wm. H. Behreens S of Supervisors Ereas Alfred C. Granger Pan of Supervisors Ifoes Code of Secondary Road Assessment District Fund Jones Harriett 1St Ave Michigan Cain Coubter Gler Nor Iain Ates R. Beeson Otto F. Hanzlien

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