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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1939

Page

2

All-Iowa Exposition Expands 84 Pens at Hawkeye Downs

The All-Iowa exposition plans an 84 pen stockyard complex at Hawkeye Downs near Cedar Rapids with 375 calves from 17 eastern Iowa counties. Youth groups will feed and exhibit the calves before a June 1939 auction after judging, with a banquet for Linn County 4-H members on Aug 15. Rex Beresford leads the project with Cedar Rapids officials and county agents coordinating supervision.

Charles Moore Hawkeye Downs Cedar Rapids Iowa United States Moore Nebraska Sand Hills Eastern Iowa Cattlemen’s Association Rex Beresford Ames Animal Husbandry Extension Department George Scott Linn County Eastern Iowa Lester Schirm Phillip Hand Center Point Keith Carson Ely John Clark Mac Towers Marion

Corn Growth and Weather Effects on Yield in Iowa

Iowa drought and rain patterns tied to corn yield, Wallace and Bressman claim ideal 30 day period before and after tasseling demands 4 to 5 inches rainfall and 72 to 74 degree mean temperature. June Cedar Rapids shows 72.5 degree mean, with 4.74 inches rainfall, while six month totals run below last year.

Henry A. Wallace Earl N. Bressman Wallace and Bressman Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station Iowa Cedar Rapids Wallace and Bressman Corn Belt Board of Trade Wallace H. D. Hughes Ames Hughes

New System Tried By 2 Companies In Iowa

Two Iowa insurance and loan firms partner with the Farm Security Administration to offer farmers a new purchase plan. National Life Insurance of Vermont and Bankers Life Insurance of Des Moines say FSA buyers may acquire specified farms with reduced down payments or mortgage relief during five years, with FSA financing for equipment and ongoing supervision.

Arvey C. McClary Cedar Rapids National Life Insurance Company of Vermont J. S. Auner Des Moines Bankers Life Insurance Company Farm Security Administration FSA Iowa Bankers Life Company Wayne County National Life Montpelier National Life of Vermont Bankers Life McClary Auner Ames Harold Anway Mr. Auner Insurance Amer

Iron Mountain Ore Deposit Estimated at 300 Million Tons

The Iron Mountain in Styria Austria is estimated to contain 300000000 tons of ore with about 50 percent iron content. The figure reflects a substantial iron resource in the region and underscores its mining potential.

Styria Austria

Land Purchases Near Dike and Eagle Center

Buckingham Martin Du fel of Hudson buys 160 acres east of Dike known as the Stephens farm from Mutual Benefit Life Insurance of Newark for 13200 dollars or 82.50 an acre. Leo A Steimel of Eagle Center buys 156 acres of unimproved land adjoining his farm one mile northwest of Eagle Center in Black Hawk county for 10000 dollars or 65 dollars an acre.

Buckingham Martin Dufel Hudson Dike Stephens Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company Newark N. J Leo A. Steimel Eagle Center Black Hawk County

Sigourney Plans Foods and Nutrition Program Meeting

Mrs. Lucille LaCock Cochran Ames assistant state home demonstration agent will lead a program planning meeting here Friday on this year s home project study of foods and nutrition in Keokuk county. The county committee will meet with Mrs Cochran and Miss LaVonne Dubes home demonstration agent at Sigourney.

Sigourney Lucille Lacock Cochran Ames Keokuk County

New Wheat Brings 56 Cents At Traer

Traer Iowa farmers Weaver Brothers east of Traer marketed the first new grain of the year. Their wheat delivered July 8 averaged over 30 bushels per acre and sold for 56 cents a bushel. rye yielded about 40 bushels and sold for 32 cents. Four combines operated in the Weaver field, with two dealers demonstrating. Logan Fleming delivered high quality wheat last Thursday, and R P Young sold several rye loads.

TRAER Weaver Brothers Weaver Logan Fleming R. P. Young

First Field Baler Operated In Eastern Clayton County

Orval Fielbar of Elkader operates a custom baler across eastern Clayton County hay farms. The machine rakes and binds at 125 bales per hour, equating to about five tons.

Garnavillo Orval Fielbar Elkader Clayton County

Washington 4-H Livestock Inspected Ahead of County Show

Nearly 100 youth and parents joined a county tour of pig club and baby beef club projects led by Ed Lyndegaard J W Chandler and John Knotek. The trip previews the August 8 10 Washington county 4 H achievement show and highlights Bobby Fosters Hereford calf weighing 950 pounds after a 500 pound gain since January 1. Stops visited Clyde Rouse Donald McLaughlin Martin Whittaker A L Duensing J B Walker Ray Lambert M M Flynn Peter Schneider Lloyd Foster John Horak Ameal Chabal Homer Jarred Milton Mass John Flading and G C Timmons.

Washington Washington County Ed Lyndegaard J. W. Chandler John Knotek Bobby Foster Clyde Rouse Donald McLaughlin Martin Whittaker A. L. Duensing J. B. Walker Ray Lambert M. M. Flynn Peter Schneider Lloyd Foster Ray Bell John Horak Ameal Chabal Homer Jarrard Milton Mass John Flading G. C. Timmons

Good Earth Land Praised by a Country Woman

A country woman extols soil conservation and the Good Earth idea describing land that repays care and predicting wider classification after more years under the present soil conservation program.

Farm House Damaged By Fire Near Martelle

Fire caused by an exploded oil stove damaged the kitchen and part of the roof of the Ed Holcomb farm house two and a half miles northeast of Martelle Thursday afternoon. Martelle fire company and neighbors confined the flames to those sections.

The Gazette Martelle Ed Holcomb Here Martelle Fire Company

Beans Bring Top Price at Local Cannery Sale

Mrs. K. W. Le Hew Walker picked 333 pounds of wax beans in the James C. Sher bon field two miles south of Walker. The beans were sold to the Vinton cannery at the top price of 60 dollars per ton.

Walker K. W. le Hew James C. Sherbon Vinton

Committee named on lard marketing strategy

A congressional and farm group panel will study markets for lard and domestic fats. Rep. August H. Andresen of Minnesota was named chairman to recruit a diverse nonpartisan team to review imports, taxes, export subsidies, futures regulation, and surplus handling by the government.

Washington August H. Andresen Minn Agriculture Department Rep. Coffee Neb Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation

Lard Production Forecast and Surplus Aid Outlook

The agriculture department projects U S lard output for this year at about 2.1 billion pounds, up 15 percent from last year, with 1940 expected to approach the 1929-33 average of 2.342 billion pounds. Exports likely fall short due to the loss of the German market, while surplus commodities aid may extend to the needy aged.

Agriculture Department United States

Annual Colt Show At Ryan Labor Day

The Ryan colt show is scheduled for Labor Day, September 4, by the Ryan Community club. The colt show committee includes Dr. W. S. O Brien, W. B. Robinson, Carl Wenger and E. J. Huls.

Ryan Labor Day Ryan Community Club W. S. O’brien W. B. Robinson Carl Wenger E. J. Huls

Farm Bureau Meeting Sets Programs at La Porte City

A joint Fox Spring Creek Big Creek and Cedar township Bureaus meeting will be held at a high school in La Porte City this evening. The program features the 4 H band a boys demonstration team and the Flack Hawk county farm women's chorus.

LA Porte City Fox Spring Creek Big Creek Cedar Township Flack Hawk County Farm Women’s Chorus

Public Auction Of Farm Property At Jacob Morris Farm

On July 2 1999 at 2 06 PM the East Half of the Southwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of the Fourth Township in county is offered for sale at the premises known as the Jacob Morris farm located about two miles west and one mile north of Todd Iowa. Jane E Morris executrix by Fred W Henn attorney.

Ander Towit Eat County Jacob Morris Todd Iowa Jane E. Morris Fred W. Henn

New York butter receipts for June below year earlier

New YorkCity butter receipts for June totaled 28,321,080 pounds versus 31,349,237 a year earlier. Minnesota shipped 9,034,300 pounds, Iowa 8,818,037 pounds, Michigan 781,148 pounds. Egg receipts in June reached 614,523 cases, Iowa supplying 166,935. top grades held steady while lower grades lagged amid heat.

New York Colonel L. Brown New York City Minnesota Iowa Michigan Chicago

Price recommendation for butter purchases still in the mill

A Washington telegram reported the Commodity Credit Corporation price suggestion for DPMA butter purchases remained unresolved with no clear submission date to Secretary Wallace. No pressure to speed the decision was noted, signaling an nominal pace and awaiting approval or rejection.

the Gazette Washington, D. C Commodity Credit Corporation DPMA Wallace

Linn County 4H Sports Tournament This Thursday

Linn County 4H hosts a Thursday sports festival at Thomas Park Marion. Morning events include county boys club softball girls track tennis and horseshoes with ice cream for lunch. Afternoon events feature quiet games girls club softball tug of war horseshoes tennis track and swimming and diving.

Linn County Junior Farm Bureau Thomas Park Marion Junior Farm Bureau Catherine Reinheimer Glenn Olinger Springville Paul Janda Cedar Rapids William Bena Milford Hartung Mount Vernon

Rye Threshed Near Hopkinton Delays Report

Delay Brothers, farmers near Hopkinton, were among the first to thresh in the area. Wednesday they threshed four acres of rye with good quality reported.

Hopkinton Delay Brothers

Oats Combined Near Springville Edge

SPRINGVILLE J G Van Sickle and Dolph Van Sickle were among the first to start combining oats last week at the west edge of Springville, marking an early harvest activity in the area.

Gazette Springville J. G. van Sickle Dolph van Sickle

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