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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1938

Page

6

1 215 000 Bushels Corn Shipped From Iowa For Export

Export corn from eastern Iowa shows 1 215 000 bushels shipped since Christmas from Cedar Rapids Burlington Des Moines and Davenport destined for New Orleans and other Gulf ports. Iowa farm groups report two inspections and high moisture content with grades No 2 to No 4. Local Farm Bureau leaders elected Murl Fry president Benton County with new officers and brief notes on state Farm Bureau meetings and Gregory speech on national farm legislation.

Federal Cedar Rapids Burlington Des Moines Davenport New Orleans Kansas City St. Louis Gulf Ports Iowa Southern Points Benton County Farm Bureau Vinton Murl Fry Allan Kline John Strawn, Jr Benton Charles Inman A. M. Goodell Marengo A. Everitt Hursh R. G. Owen North English Arthur Pundt Homestead John Wallace Williamsburg Rose Lortz Women's Home Project Allyn Evans Floyd Bolger Blairstown J. H. Schafbach Clifford Gregory Wallaces’ Farmer Gregory

Clermont Creamery Averages 38.5 Cents For 1937 Butterfat

Clermont Valley Creamery reports 1937 butterfat total 269 603 pounds at 385 cents per pound totaling 103 587 dollars. Butter manufactured 334 275 pounds at 3316 cents per pound. Overrun 24 24 percent. 207 008 pounds butter shipped 12 548 sold to patrons 10 852 sold locally. L H Appelman elected president for 1938. Roy Swenson VP. Clifford Kittelson secretary. Farmers National Bank treasurer. Miller and Helgerson named directors for three years.

Clermont Clermont Valley Creamery Company L. H. Appelman Creamery Organization Roy Swenson Clifford Kittelson Farmers’ National Bank William B. Miller A. N. Helgerson

Oelwein Cooperative Creamery elects officers at annual meet

OELWEIN Five hundred patrons attended the fifty first annual meeting. Co C Brownell and Arlie Martin were reelected for three year directorships and J H Kunkle was elected to fill the remaining two years of the term of the late A R McLaury. Buy or sell corn hay feed seed etc through Want Ads in the Farmers Market Place. Advertisement.

Oelwein Oelwein Cooperative Creamery Co. C. Brownell Arlie Martin J. H. Kunkle A. R. McLaury

Fence Drift Catches Committeemen on Land Purchases

Six committeemen named in Iowa and Fayette counties will review tenant land purchases. One member reportedly holds no mortgage and all are described as well qualified. The job is delicate as the project limits may force denial of worthy applicants this year.

Iowa Fayette Counties

I P I A Predicts Higher Chick Prices in 1938

The Iowa Poultry Improvement Association in Oskaloosa forecast at least a 20 percent rise in baby chick prices in 1938 over 1937. The bulletin notes fewer laying hens in state flocks and widespread national depletion, signaling tighter supplies and higher egg prices next spring and summer.

Oskaloosa Iowa Poultry Improvement Association Association

Soil Management Farms Projected In Buchanan

Independence Iowa reports the federal soil conservation bureau will conduct a five year demonstration on three farms in Buchanan County beginning next spring. The program covers three counties in the state with farms in average condition. Selection will be from owner applications and all surveys and planning are free for the owner.

Independence Federal Soil Conservation Bureau Buchanan County

Holstein Breeders Of Fayette Meet Jan 29

Fayette County Holstein Breeders association will hold its annual meeting January 29 in the Fayette Legion hall. The program starts at 1 15 p m with an oyster stew preceding. Special guests include Lew Leath George Tieden Doc Krider O L Hamer E S Estes Ernest M Wright and Paul Barger representing local and state dairy groups.

Fayette Fayette County Holstein Breeders Association Legion Hall Lew Leath George Tieden Doc Krider Elkader O. L. Hamer Waterloo Iowa Holstein Breeders Association E. S. Estes Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress Ernest M. Wright Iowa State Dairy Association Paul Barger Black Hawk County

Monmouth Co op Reports 4898 Livestock Head Shipped

Monmouth Shipping association reported 4898 head shipped to Chicago in 1937 with $103 178.04 paid to members. Hog and cattle totals, weights, shrinkage and shipping charges are itemized. all directors were reelected: Albert Bock John Bennischek Vince Zak Fred Voelkers Leu Bock.

Monmouth Chicago Monmouth Shipping Association Albert Bock John Bennischek Vince Zak Fred Voelkers Leu Bock

Federal corn loans finalize in Washington county

Washington reports 68 federal corn loans completed for 64 233 bushels totaling 32 116.50 dollars. County records show warehouse certificates with state and federal seals total 156 756 bushels.

the Gazette Washington Washington County County Recorder’s Office

Significance of Tirade Pact Cited By Ames Economist

Ames economist Dr T W Schultz lists two major gains from a reciprocal trade deal with the United Kingdom. He argues it would align farm prices with imports and boost production of each country’s strengths. He notes the UK is a large market for American farm products and imports many goods the U S could supply, but protectionist barriers and Ottawa agreements hinder a deal.

Ames United Kingdom T. W. Schultz Ames Department of Economics and Sociology Schultz United States Islands Ottawa

Farm near Waukon sold for 5500 dollars

WAUKON The Johnson estate farm of 268 acres east of Waukon has been sold to L. E. Oster for 5500 dollars or 20.52 dollars an acre. Mr. Oster owns an adjoining farm.

Waukon Johnson L. E. Oster Mr. Oster

Four-Year-Old Mares Lead Auction at Columbus Junction Sale

Fifty-four horses sold at the weekly consignment auction in Columbus Junction. A team of four year-old mares brought 307.50 dollars, a two-year-old mare 160, a four year-old gelding 135, and other teams 250. Suckling costs ranged 40 to 70 dollars. Seven-year-old males sold for 280 with other lots from 40 to 75. Paul Klotz H M Duncan of Columbus Junction and E H Dunlap of Wapello made the sale cry and F D Smylie of Columbus Junction clerked.

Paul Klotz H. M. Duncan Columbus Junction E. H. Dunlap Wapello

Law firms and clergy enjoy longest life expectancy in Britain

Lawyers and clergymen show the best prospects of long life in Great Britain according to new statistics. The study highlights professionals with greater longevity odds compared with other occupations.

Great Britain

Heavy meat output reported for 1937

Government figures show 1937 federally inspected slaughter across the United States was among the largest on record though cattle and calf totals edged lower than 1936. Cattle kill reached 10,069,550 head, calves set a new record at 6,281,388, hog slaughter fell to 31,642,140, and sheep and lambs totaled 17,270,140 with December totals compared to prior months and year.

Union Stockyards Chicago United States

Loans Totaled 13979.70 on Jackson County Corn

A Gazette report notes 34 923 bushels of corn sealed in Jackson County with farmers receiving 13979.70 in loans. Government loans at 50 cents per bushel applied to one lot, while 16 460 bushels drew 7561 in CCC loans and 18 493 bushels were financed privately at 35 cents per bushel.

Gazett

Cedar County Farmers Seal 117,282 Bushels of 1937 Corn

Cedar county record shows 111 farmers sealed 117 282 bushels of 1937 corn. Miss Helen R Schriver files warehouse certificates confirming the sealed volume and participating farmers.

Tipton Cedar County Helen R. Schriver

Farm Auctions Schedule With Multiple Iowa Sales

Friday January 14 sale at Iowa Livestock Exchange Cedar Rapids. Tuesday January 18 Leo Wicke closes out 32 miles north of Fairfax. Wednesday January 19 L C Wieneke auction northeast of Marion.

Richard Goodall Weing Rd J. Ave Cedar Rapids Beverly Cattle Company Iowa Livestock Exchange Leo Wicke Fairfax L. C. Wieneke Auction Marion

Short courses draw register numbers across counties

Sixty four young men and women in Jones county and sixty in Linn county registered Tuesday morning for the Junior Farm Short courses conducted this week at Marion and Anamosa. A faculty of extension specialists from Ames with Harry Linn of the Iowa Horse and Mule association and county and club agents led the classes.

Jones County Linn County Marion and Anamosa Ames Harry Linn Iowa Horse and Mule Association Rex Conn Cedar Rapids Carl Smith P J. Letson Ray Sorenson Lucille Gove

Co op Cannery Aims To Be Debt Free After Sale

Toledo Co operative Corn Canning plant reports a solid year at a Saturday meeting with about seventy of eighty seven members present. George Johnson renewed as manager. H H Lichty reelected president and C E Brandt as secretary treasurer. After selling all on hand the factory will be debt free and owned by members. Pumpkin canning discussed for next season.

Toledo Toledo Cooperative Corn Canning Factory George Johnson W. Thompson Omaha Cooperative Creamery Company Burns Byram H. H. Lichty C. E. Brandt John Ferry

Committees Named for Farm Tenant Land Purchase Program

Committees were announced today for Fayette and Iowa counties to supervise the Farm Security Administration tenant land purchase program. In Iowa county the committeemen are J. D. Misbach Williamsburg Henry G. Plagmann Conroy and Clarence W. Lortz North English. In Fayette county the committeemen are John Wilkinson Fayette Grant Lauer West Union Eldorado and Thore Thompson Wadena. The deadline for loan applications is January 15 and eligibility includes tenants and hired hands who do not own land.

Fayette Iowa Farm Security Administration United States Department of Agriculture Iowa County J. D. Misbach Williamsburg Henry G. Plagmann Conroy Clarence W. Lortz North English Fayette County John Wilkinson Grant Lauer West Union Eldorado Thore Thompson Wadena Clarke Harrison Emmet Ida Iowa Rural Rehabilitation Administration Fayette Counties Jerry Spencer Edward Kinsey Grinnell Indianapolis B. W. Lodwick Fayelty and Ames

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