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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1937

Page

2

Iowa jackrabbit import plan met with mixed support

Cedar Rapids sportsmen press ahead with introducing jackrabbits from South Dakota despite Ira Gabrielson urging strong opposition. 138 farmers back two or more pairs, while local officials warn disease risk and potential crop damage. federal biologist recommends habitat improvement for native cottontails.

South Dakota Plains Iowa Ira N. Gabrielson U. S. Biological Survey Washington, D. C Bill Baldridge Jesse Manes Cedar Rapids Leo Logan Baldridge Bill Old Mexico Logan The Conservation Commission Fred Schwab Fish and Game Division Gabrielson South Dakota United States

Jackrabbit control letter lists farm petitions in Iowa

Ira N. Gabrielson announces a cooperative study with Iowa State College Ames on game management and reports 138 residents who request jackrabbits be placed on their farms. The list includes numerous residents from Solon Cedar Rapids Mount Vernon and other Iowa towns seeking wildlife management assistance.

Iowa State College Ames Logan J. Bennett Ira N. Gabrielson

McDonald Takes Three Month Post With Iowa Wool Growers

C W McDonald Ames extension sheep and wool specialist will serve as fieldman for the Iowa Sheep and Wool Growers association during a three month furlough starting February 1. He will focus on education, breeding, feeding and marketing improvements to boost farmer profits and lamb quality statewide.

Ames Iowa Sheep and Wool Growers’ Association C. W. McDonald McDonald Iowa Charles Sexton Des Moines

To Save His Face He Saved a Horse

Elderly farmer Felix Michel near Marion refused to abandon routine and saved a horse stuck on a clear ice patch for 48 hours. He laid woven wire and guided the animal to the barn, repeating the act until the horse was safely in the stable.

Felix Michel Marion Mr. Michel Dobbin

Farm Herds Run Amok Prompts Makeshift Shelter Crews

In South Bethel a hog herd escaped the feedlot and slid down a hill. The owner built a shelter on site and hauled feed and water to the hogs. Nearby farmers improvised, with a blacksmith shop in the field and a farmer tracing a path for a stray cow.

Bethel Mohamet

Kidneys Must Clean Out Acids And Toxins

Ad promotes Cystex as a guaranteed kidney and bladder remedy. Claims nine million kidney tubes filter acids, warns against cheap drugs, lists symptoms, and promises full refund if results fail. Bank of America deposits $10,000 guarantee rapid vitality and youthfulness in a week.

Bank of America Los Angeles Calif

Yearling Hereford Steers Sellat 7.30 Near Columbus Jct

Twenty head of Hereford yearling steers averaging 800 pounds sold for 7.30 a hundredweight at the Willits and Son closing out sale ten miles northeast of Columbus Junction. Cows brought up to 55, a heifer 21, sheep nine dollars a head. Live stock and farm equipment also sold including horses mules and implements. Auctioneer was Paul Klotz of Columbus Junction.

Columbus Junction O. E. Willits and Son Here Paul Klotz

Marengo Sale Totals Prices for Livestock and Feeds

At the J. F. Nick and F. J. Steele sale west of Marengo a matched team of black mares brought 372 dollars. The top cow sold for 83.50 and some heifers for 76. Oats went for 55 cents a bushel, clover hay 11 dollars a ton, Plymouth Rock chickens 60 cents, and hogs 19.50.

Marengo J. F. Nick F. J. Steele Plymouth Rock

Combines Cut Costs in Growing Soybeans Across Illinois

A seven year study of 250 central Illinois farms shows total costs per acre dropping from 17.95 with binder and thresher to 16.36 with a chemical combine. Labor needs fell sharply with the combine, while grain yields rose with higher labor input up to a point. Planting was mostly solid drilling with no clear yield advantage from raw method.

Urbana R. C. Ross University of Illinois College of Agriculture Ross Central Illinois

Forty four to graduate from Marengo night school

Special to The Gazette Marengo Forty four farmers from a total enrollment of 144 in the farm night school attended seven of the ten meetings and are eligible for graduation on Feb 1 George Godfrey assistant to the president of Iowa State college will be the speaker The following men will receive diplomas Frank Ahrens Jr Lon Bigbee F A Bolger Wayne Bolger Milton Brown Cecil Carey R V Curfman B B Davis M J Denzler Roy A Denzler Lorimer Denzler Allyn G Evans C F Feller Cecil Fiser George V Fiser George Frimmel Jr George Frimmel Jr W T Gates Clarence Hansen Herbert Hansen A E Hursh J V Kenney A J Kock Joe La Grange I A Lillie J T McGarry John McKusker Wm Martin Harold D Miller Oscar Misel O H Olson H K Owens R G Owen D F Rockwell Harold Sherman S F Sherman Robert Shedenheim Boyd N Smith Ben F Tompkins W H Wheeler D H Zentmire C F Lacher J A Schafbuch

Marengo George Godfrey Iowa State College Frank Ahrens, Jr Lon Bigbee F. A. Bolger Wayne Bolger Milton Brown Cecil Carey R. V. Curfman B. B I. A. Lillie J. T. McGarry John McKusker Wm. Martin Harold D. Miller Oscar Misel O. H. Olson H. K. Owens R. G. Owen D. F. Rockwell Harold Sherman S. F. Sherman Robert Shedenheim Boyd N. Smith Ben F. Tompkins W. H. Wheeler D. H. Zentmire C. F. Lacher J. A. Schafbuch

Grange O' Delhi Holds Regular Meeting in Delhi

The Grange O' Delhi with sixty charter members met Monday in Delhi. James Carradus, county deputy, presided at the session.

Delhi Grange O James Carradus

Linn county farm debt adjustment committee to meet

The Linn county farm debt adjustment committee will meet at the Federal building in Cedar Rapids Saturday. Committee chairman is C. B. F. Michel of Marion.

Linn County Farm Debt Adjustment Committee Federal Building Cedar Rapids C. B. F. Michel Marion

Coming Farm Auctions This Week

A sequence of farm auctions is listed for January 28 to 30. Consignment auctions at Beverly Jellison and Grieve close out four miles east of Walker, and a Tipton community sale are scheduled for January 28. January 29 features the Iowa Livestock Exchange sale in Cedar Rapids. January 30 includes Peter Procok closing out sale near Cedar Rapids and Posserl horse and mule sale near Blairstown.

Beverly Jellison and Grieve Walker Tipton Iowa Livestock Exchange Cedar Rapids Peter Procok Posserl Blairstown Mt. Vernon Ave Memorial Dr Troy Mills van Horne C. R Rock Road

Lamb Feeders Launch Drive To Boost Mutton Demand

SANBORN Forty nine percent of the lambs produced in Iowa find a market outside the state says LeRoy Getting secretary of the Iowa Lamb Feeders association in announcing a national campaign to increase lamb consumption. Joint sponsors include the Iowa and Colorado Nebraska Lamb Feeders associations and the National Wool Growers association with support from the National Association of Food Chains the National Association of Retail Grocers the American Institute of Meat Packers and the National Livestock and Meat Board.

Sanborn Iowa LeRoy Getting Iowa Lamb Feeders’ Association Mr. Getting Colorado- Nebraska Lamb Feeders Association National Wool Growers Association Getting Adds National Association of Food Chains National Association of Retail Grocers American Institute of Meat Packers National Livestock and Meat Board

Bowman Reports 80 Future Farmers Chapters In Iowa

DES MOINES INS confident the Iowa Association of Future Farmers of America will reach 100 chapters by May 13. Eight new chapters formed this year bring total to eighty with 257 members led by Waverly at forty eight. Largest chapter Clarinda with seventy three members. officers listed including Cecil Carr president and Clarence Dean secretary.

Des Moines INS Iowa Association of Future Farmers of America A. R. Bowman Bowman Ames Alleman Chariton College Springs Donnellson Logan Plymouth Sibley Waverly Northwestern Iowa Southwestern Southeastern Iowa Central Iowa Clarinda Cecil Carr Clarence Dean Iowa Falls Claude Gifford Marshalltown Alvin Donahoe Moravia Ernest Mueller, Jr Winterset Gerald Hoskins Sac City Paul Trumbauer Jesup Fred Sievers Audubon

School of Instruction Set for Delaware County Officers

A Manchester venue hosts a school of instruction for township soil conservation officers in Delaware County. The program is scheduled for Friday to enhance local conservation enforcement and practical field skills.

Manchester Delaware County

Carbohydrate Structure: Sugars and Polysaccharides

Carbohydrates comprise two main groups, sugars and polysaccharides. Sugars are simple carbohydrates and provide quick energy. Polysaccharides are complex carbohydrates consisting of long chains of monosaccharide units.

Farm program heads named in two counties

Robert Lyon of Traer was named chairman of the Tama county soil conservation committee here Tuesday. Other officers are John Cherveny of Clutter, vice chairman, Burns Byram, county agent at Toledo, secretary, Charles Mishek of Otter Creek township, treasurer, and Harry Aschenbrenner of Dysart, committee member. Township chairmen elected last week include John Hanson, Lincoln. R. S. Stephenson, Grant. Leonard Stanley, Buckingham. Ross McElhinney, Geneseo. Julius Bruene, Spring Creek. Robert Lyon, Crystal. S. S. Wilson, Perry. Harry Aschenbrenner, Clark. R. A. Moyer, Carlton. Earl Lyon, Howard. Fred Cizek, Carroll. John Cherveny, Oneida. Harry White, Indian Village. Charles Whallen, Toledo. Charles Mishek, Otter Creek. L. N. Novotny, York. Gus Timm, Columbia. Walter Rich, Richland. Charles Gary, Highland. Ray Wilkinson, Salt Creek. Willard Houdyshell, Tama.

Toledo Robert Lyon Traer Tama County Soil Conservation Columbia Walter Rich Richland Charles Gary Highland Ray Wilkinson Salt Creek Willard Houdyshell Tama

Denzler Elected Chairman of Iowa County Conservation Group

William sburg held a meeting where Roy A. Denzler of Marengo was chosen chairman of the county agricultural conservation committee for 1937. J T McGarry of Victor was named vice president Carl H Maas of South Amana became third member W J Hanson of Holbrook named alternate D H Zentmire Marengo elected secretary and Cornelius Falinson Marengo treasurer.

Williamsburg Roy A. Denzler Marengo Iowa County Agricultural Conservation Committee J. T. McGarry Victor Carl H. Maas South Amana W. J. Hanson Holbrook D. H. Zentmire Cornelius Falinson

Elevator manager elected at Traer for Farmers Elevator

E E Mullin longtime Voorhies elevator manager was chosen as manager of the Farmers Elevator company in Traer and will start duties January 25.

Traer E. B. Mullin Voorhies Farmers Elevator Company

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