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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1937

Page

54

Fall Grain and Grass Seedings in Western Iowa Crippled by Thick Ice

Farmers fear ice sheets will smother meadows and ruin fall seeding after a warm drought. County agents report varying damage across Fayette Tama Winneshiek and Allamakee as crews struggle to free livestock and crops.

Iowa Temener Ao Ak Central City Winneshiek Allamakee Fayette Clayton Delaware Buchanan Jones Cedar Linn Benton Tama Keokuk Fayette County Paul McElroy McElroy Burns Byram Toledo Buchanan County Fred O'Riley Waukon Ioxa

Seventy Attend Holstein Meeting In Fayette County

Seventy people attended a Holstein meeting in Fayette County. Officers elected included vice president Paul McPhroy of Fayette and Samuel Alshouse as treasurer. Directors at large were Max Crafter, Carl Miche, Maynard Doughts, and WY Turner, with other local officers chosen across districts.

Holstein Fayette County Borta Tee Satray Tacoo Randi Paul McPhroy Favette Sam Alshouse Oelwe Arhe Sirrorder Tirmont Max Crafter Asean Tlaurs Ciriwen Carl Miche Maynard Cert Ay AM Doughts Baetter Spa WY Turner Fayette Weir

Harness Maker Revered for Liberty Era Craft

Longtime craftsman with fifty years on the West Liberty parade ground and harness trade is noted for his skill and contributions. The obituary honors ARLO, a figure in the village's equine trades and historic harness history.

Yrara Sr Pman Arlo Serre

Tol Steins Tracing Back to DeKri If Majority Claim

A reader note suggests most American Tol steins originate from the caw DeKri If, indicating a common but unclear lineage. The item appears as a brief Iberian era inquiry in a local column.

The Caw

Farm Bureau Folk Gather This Week Des Moines Iowa

Des Moines hosts the Iowa Farm Bureau federation convention with top speakers including Edward A ONeal president of the American Farm Bureau federation Florence Ala and Clifford Gregory editor of Prairie Farmer. Mrs Charles W Sewell Indiana administrative director heads the women’s program each morning. Clyde C Edmonds Utah Poultry cooperative manager and R L Greiser treasurer and manager join the lineup.

Des Moines Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Edward A Oneal Florence Ala American Farm Bureau Federation Clifford Gregory Chicago Prairie Farmer Charles W Sewell Indiana Associated Women of the Clyde C Edmonds Utah Poultry Co-Operative R. L. Greiser

Farm editor’s car aided near Cosgrove during slip and slide

The Gazette farm editor’s automobile was helped back on the road Friday near Cosgrove after the driver slipped on hills. National Livestock Credit Corp of St Louis plans to address the convention. Early entries show strong interest in state Farm Bureau quartet contests opening the convention. Judges include Prof Tolbert Mac Rae of Ames and Rosalind Cook from the Ames music department.

National Livestock Credit Corporation St. Louis State Farm Bureau Tolbert MacRae Ames Rosalind Cook Ames Music Department

Fieldmen And Farm Managers To Hear Klein And Galloway

Ray Pollock of Midland Mortgage announces a dinner program for fieldmen and farm managers from insurance companies to explain the 1937 federal farm program. Speakers include O D Klein of Des Moines, a member of the Iowa agricultural conservation administration committee, and John Galloway of Ames, extension farm management specialist.

Ray Pollock Midland Mortgage Company Hotel Roosevelt O D Klein Des Moines Iowa Agrcultural Conservation Administration Committee John Galloway Ames

Benton Farms Picked for TVA Phosphate Demonstrations

Twenty Benton county townships are to host TVA phosphate demonstration farms supplied free of charge for soil and feed quality testing. Farms run by local operators will illustrate soil management that raises protein content and feed value, with about two dozen townships in the four-county area involved.

Vinton Benton County Tennessee Valley Authority Muscle Shoals Paul Burson Toledo Smls Association Tama Iowa Poweshieck Benton TVA Burson Iowa Poweshiek County

Four Percent Fewer Lambs In Feed Lots Nationwide

In Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota lambs on feed drop sharply, offsetting gains in western states. Government report shows total U S feed lot lambs on Jan 1 1936 at 5 376 000 head down 4 percent from a year earlier.

Chicago Iowa Nebraska South Dakota United States

Delaware County Grange network expands to thirteen units

Delaware county Grange activity rises with Colesburg origin and 500 members, 200 joined recently. A Jan 20 rally in Manchester will attract 200 to 300 Grange reps as state officers participate.

County Manchester Colesburg Delaware County Wiley Kerns Middle Point James Carradus Prairie Township Pomona Gazette James W. Carradus Iowa Prairie Center Grange

Seed questions soar as Iowa weighs legume sowing and weed law

Ed Hadley reports cautions from department officials on sowing foreign grown legume seeds. Iowa farmers face high domestic seed costs and questions on seeding rates, with recommendations to favor high germination seed and manage seed beds carefully. A new state weed law proposal seeks to reclassify weeds and empower county weed commissioners.

Ed Hadley Washington Department of Agriculture R. H. Porter Ames Iowa City Iowa

Linn County Farm Bureau Calendar and 1938 corn harvest note

The Linn Farm Bureau calendar lists a Tuesday schedule with a home project training school at Maine township hosted by Mrs Roy Higgins at 10 a.m. An 8 p.m Junior Farm Bureau meeting occurs at Dairydale school, and Franklin township Farm Bureau meets at Marion. Iowa assistant secretary of agriculture H C Aaberg reports one fifth of the 1938 corn crop harvested with mechanical pickers.

Linn Farm Bureau Home Project Training Maine Township Roy Higgins Dairydale School Franklin Township Marion H C Aaberg Iowa

Government Steps to Bolster Egg Market

The AAA approved a federal egg purchase program to remove surplus eggs from the market. Purchases will be by the AAA commodities purchase section and distributed through relief channels by the surplus commodities corporation. The plan is funded from surplus removal funds under the AAA.

Washington INS AAA Secretary of Agriculture Wallace Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation New York Don Montgomery AAA Consumers’ Council

Program Officers To Be Named Men In Cedar Buchanan

Newly elected chairmen on township committees will meet here Monday for the election of county officers and committeemen in the agricultural conservation program. Homer Soules, 1936 chairman, announced Saturday. Organization meeting moved to Monday evening in Tipton due to a conflict with the Farm Bureau convention at Des Moines.

Cedar Buchanan Independence Homer Soules Tipton Cedar County Farm Bureau Convention Des Moines

Williamsburg township farm program chairmen named

Township committeemen named chairmen for each precinct will meet in Williamsburg on Tuesday to elect county officers. List includes Dayton G D Williams English C E Somers Fillmore R G Litzenburg Greene W J Hanson Hartford J T McGarry Hilton C Fakinson Honey Creek J W Schroder Towa Carl H Maas Lenox A O Wolf Lincoln L H Hinrichs Margengo F J Steele Pilot Ben Bean Sumner A E Hursh Troy C J Hanson Washington Roy A Denzler York Albert Wills

Williamsburg Town Dayton G D Williams English C £. Somers Fillmore R. G. Litzenburg Greene W. J. Hanson Hartford J. T McGarry Hilton C Fakinson Honey Creek J. W. Schroder Towa Carl H. Maas Lenox A. O. Wolf Lincoln L. H. Hinrichs Margengo F. J. Steele Pilot Ben Bean Sumner A. E. Hursh Troy C. J Hanson Washington Roy A. Denzler York Albert Wills

Public Sale Dissolution Auction at Geo Walter Farm

An estate dissolution sale will be held at the Geo Walter farm located 114 miles south and 12 miles west of Watkins, 6 miles southeast of Blairstown, 8 miles northeast of Marengo and 24 miles southwest of Cedar Rapids on Wednesday January TM at 1030. The sale includes 12 head horses, 46 head cattle, 7% head Hampshire hogs, substantial machinery and miscellaneous items with cash terms or banker arrangements.

Geo. Walter Watkins Blairstown Marengo Cedar Rapids Hampshire Farrow Emerson Rank Oliver Leo Browns John Woods George Walter Hartz d& Scholitz A J Schmuecker Haererca Guernsey Poland Chester John Deere John Deeres

Farm Auction Schedule Roundup for January City Exits

Auction list for January 18 to 23 details closing out sales by Kral McDonald Schulte Oxley Woods and Walter Stock Procok across locations near Oxford Tipton Walford Mechanicsville Marion Watkins Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids with distances noted in miles.

Kral Oxford McDonald Tipton Schulte Walford Baker Reduction Mechanicsville Joe Stock Cedar Rapids Procok

Farmers Near Strawberry Point Plan Strip Cropping

Two farmers near Strawberry Point, W McTaggart and Harold Knight, will establish contour and strip cropping and terracing demonstrations on their land next spring. Agronomist L F Wainscott of the McGregor Farmersburg soil conservation service announced the plan, a result of a soil conservation course led by W H Magdefrau last fall.

Strawberry Point W. McTaggart Harold Knight Here L. F. Wainscott McGregor-Farmersburg Soil Conservation Service W. H. Magdefrau

Linn Fruit Growers Report Good Season

The Linn county Co-Operative Fruit Growers and Producers association reported 1936 receipts double 1935 and the highest in eight years. Strawberries priced well, raspberries ripened quickly due to heat, grapes nearly failed. The group added ten members. Frank J. Schultz was re-elected president John Flick remained secretary-treasurer and W. J. Kluber was named vice-president.

Linn County Co- Operative Fruit Growers and Producers Association John R. Flick Frank J. Schultz John Flick W. J. Kluber

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