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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1934

Page

4

Direct Marketing Bill Backed by Iowa Legislators

Senator Harrington and Lieut Governor Kraschel announced a push to make a direct marketing of livestock bill a special order after tax revisions. The plan calls for a market news service reporting prices at every buying point and yearly packing-house volumes to compare on central markets, aiming to boost farmer earnings and market competition. The effort centers in the Senate with House calendar companion measures.

ES Moines Iowa N G Kraschel Harrington Woodbury Kraschel Olli Committece House Senate Leutenant

Fence Drift Across Teoven Wire by RFA

A fragmentary poem style item references fence drift caught in the teoven wire and a rhythmic tapping at the chamber door followed by festive mentions of Thanksgiving Christmas New Year. It also notes ways to prepare eggs and various holiday foods.

Pongo Closing Out Sale On Farm Near Center Point

Closing out sale by Morman Kennedy at his farm rear 5 miles northeast of Center Point on Wednesday January 10 at 10:00 a.m. includes horses cattle hogs sheep grain hay farm implements and a lunch stand with free coffee. Auctioneers Tony Schmidt and clerk R. T. Remer.

Center Point Morman Kennedy Tony Schmidt R. T. Remer

Demonstration Agent Reports Fayette County Farm Bureau Work

Special to The Gazette Fayette The Fayette county Farm Bureau Women organization report for 1933 by home demonstration agent Geraldine Brainard shows all twenty townships organized. nineteen township leaders and publicity chairmen. 136 leaders. 492 follow up meetings with 1 956 participating women. twelve townships presented the project at township meetings. twenty townships held four committee meetings. ten township chairmen attended five county meetings. Brainard held sixty five training schools. The clothing course results include 1 161 garments made using suggestions. 624 undergarments. 209 garments purchased. 44 changing to correct shoe size. 110 to correct shoe type. Patterns produced 2 728 garments. 112 clothes protection items. 125 patched overalls. gifts 1 317. In addition Brainard taught lessons on lard uses home grown cereals and soap making.

Fayette Fayette County Farm Bureau Geraldine Brainard Miss Brainard

Income of Record Flocks Shows Gain

Ames report on forty one calendar flocks ends Nov 1 shows average labor income per third rising to 72 cents from 60 cents in 1932. Healthy flocks averaged 1.20 per hen while unhealthy averaged seven cents. mortality rose to 21 percent overall. Eggs per hen averaged 134.5, with high producers yielding more income despite higher costs.

Specila Gazette AMES Ames Poultry Extension Service Extension Service WM. Vernon W R. Whitfield

Farm Auction Schedule for January in Iowa

Friday January 5 livestock sale at Iowa Live Stock Exchange Cedar Rapids and Consignment sale DeCiow Stockyards. Saturday January 6 consignment sale at Anamosa Fairgrounds. Wednesday January 10 closing out sale by Charles Cejka near Mount Vernon Farmdale and Norman Kennedy near Center Point.

Iowa Livestock Exchange C. R I. C Cedar Rapids DeCiow Stockyards Anamosa Fairgrounds Charles Cejka Mount Vernon Farmdale Norman Kennedy Center Point

Improvement Noted In Undertone Of Iowa Hog Market

Des Moines reports show a continued rise in the Iowa hog market for the first week of the year. Prices advanced ten to twenty cents with heavy loading and broad demand. Packers bought in volume, some from out of state, while feeders sold at strong to higher bids to avoid high corn costs.

Des Moines Iowa Packer

Sixty 4-H Beeves On Feed In Washington County

Sixty baby beeves are being fed in Washington county by twenty six members of the 4 H Baby Beef Livestock club. Members include Stanley Foster P F Whisler Homer Birney Vincent Marek Dewey Weeks Merle Eckles Homer Jarrard George Jarrard H L Walker Merle Warner John Combs Emil Finke Robert Macon Donald Voorhees Wade Gardner WEE Frame Walter Smith Everett Hayes Robert Cress Roy Wells Thomas Swift Crawfords ville George Geret Riverside Donald Rinner Noble William Augustine West Chester and William McGinnes Ainsworth.

Washington Washington County Stanley Foster P F Whisler Homer Birney Vincent Marek Dewey Weeks Merle Eckles Homer Jarrard George Jarrard H L. Walker Merle Warner John Combs Emil Finke Robert Macon Donald Voorhees Wade Gardner Wee Frame Walter Smith Everett Hayes Robert Cress Roy Wells Washington Community Thomas Swift Crawfordsville George Geret Riverside Donald Rinner Noble Wiliam Augustine West Chester William McGinnes Ainsworth

Corn and Legumes Show Highlights at Olin Institute

The Lorenzen corn sweepstakes winner from Hale township topped the Olin show with a ten car sample of Steen’s yellow dent. Norman Brown led best ten car samples in Fairview township, while Smith won the commercial class with hybrid No. 42 yielding 107 bushels per acre. George Goedliver addressed the institute, but H C Asters was ill and could not attend.

Garetts OLIN Lorenzen Brothers Ohn Paul N. Smith Center Junction Farmers’ Institute Vocational Agricultural Department Olin High School Lorenzen Steen Hale Township Fairview Norman Rown Rome Frank Andrews Madison Ed Kreger Jackson Clarence Graft Smith Madison Township Rome Township Walter Rass Hale Henry Biere Francis Glenn M A. Hauser Ames Vinton Maquesxeia Martelie Willan Alalls H.C. Asters Des Moines

Williamsburg Herd Tops Iowa County Test Ass'n

Erecial to The Gazette MARENGO According to report of Iowa County Cow Test association Leo B Smiths purebred Jersey herd Williamsburg averaged 47 8 pounds butterfat to top the association in December Anton Heitshusen s nineteen Holstein cows placed second with a 41 2 pounds average Smith s Mable with seventy six pounds and Harry Morse s Yellow Guernsey led for individual production but Morse s Blue which led during October and November accumulated a three months record of 6 117 pounds milk and 262 6 pounds butterfat”

Marengo Iowa County Leo B. Smith Williamsburg Anton Heitshusen Smith Mable Harry Morse Morse

Cows Average $40 At Sale Near Maquoketa

Maquoketa area sale at John Wurster farm five miles northeast saw top horse sell for 142 dollars and top cow for 55. Seventeen grade cows averaged 640, two year old colts brought 100, yearlings 50, and spring gifts 15. Machinery also sold high. No grain offered.

Maquoketa A. W. McGowan John Wurster

Daily Farm News For Farm Folk

Farm roundup notes weather and market tips for farmers. Reading lists crops, livestock updates, and upcoming agricultural events with practical pointers for daily chores and planning.

Daily Farm News Farm Folk

Corn loan totals by county and borrowers update

The Gazette reports regional corn loan activity with Linn County led by Dempsy Jones at 342,193 bushels totaling 153,956.85 dollars. Updates cover Fayette, Cedar, Washington, Tama, Jackson, Poweshiek, and other counties with multiple loans and large single loans.

Linn Dempsy Jones

Delaware County corn loan totals indicate variable weekly disbursements

Manchester Delaware County reports corn loan totals of 60 079 40 dollars for Friday. Earlier disbursements include 560 70 on Thursday 873 on Tuesday and 2 686 50 on Wednesday. The figures show fluctuating loan amounts across the week.

Manchester Delaware County

Watson’s Grocery Ad Lists Bulk Staples and Produce

A long price list from 129 Third Ave. SW markets a wide range of foods and household items. Items include sugar, butter, oleo, bacon, cheese, milk, canned goods, cereals, coffee, spices, flour, crackers, snacks, baking supplies, cleaning products, and fresh produce like lettuce, celery, cabbage, and fruit. Free delivery offered on certain days.

Capswell Maxwell Watson Aladdin Monarch Hill Lipton Omar Pillsbury Best Graham Lima Idaho McClure

Colonies Consider Production Cuts in Corn and Hog Output

Amana colonies may enter agreements to reduce corn and hog production to government targets. Trustees and unit managers must approve at upcoming January meeting after December conference. Last year the seven colonies harvested 2000 acres of corn yielding about 87 730 bushels with over 3000 hogs raised and no corn loans issued.

Amana Arthur Barlow Barlow Society

Corn Brings High Prices At Williamsburg Area Sale

Twelve hundred bushels of corn sold for 350 cents a bushel at the Herman Imhoff sale northeast of Williamsburg. Ten tons of hay brought 4 dollars per ton. Cattle topped at 30 dollars. Horses sold well and hogs brought only fair prices. Bert Hanson was auctioneer.

Williamsburg Herman Imhoff Bert Hanson

Survey Of Farm Housing Begun In Fayette County

A Fayette county farm housing survey is under the direction of home economics supervisor Mrs. Gladys Stewart Paschal. Office workers from the CWA include Mrs. Maude Daniels Miss Edith Cotrell and Miss Lucille Berndt. Eight field workers were chosen in Union Windsor Scott Jefferson Freemont Center Oran and Fairfield townships to collect data on dwelling conditions water supply sewage lighting heating refrigeration laundry cooking facilities and needed repairs and improvements.

West Union Gladys Stewart Paschal Fayette County CWA Paschal Maude Daniels Edith Cotrell Arlington Lucille Berndt Fayette Union Township Edna Brause Windsor Mildred Ostrander Scott Viona Wilson Jefferson Joe Fortier Fremont Mayme Wood Center Fern Hartsough Oran Ruth Amlin Fairfield Township Fllen. Hicks

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