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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1941

Page

7

Corn crop in Iowa shows good progress and tasseling

The weekly weather and crop bulletin reports half of Iowa corn tasseling in places and some silking. Reed notes a good season pattern, with warm starts and cool ends, and crops like flax, oats, barley and winter wheat advancing well amid manageable pest pressure and favorable haying conditions.

ES Moines INS Iowa Charles D. Reed United States Weather Bureau State Department of Agriculture Reed Independence Traer Toledo Hartwick Belle Plaine Cannery

Pasture clipping and cattle feeding notes from Iowa farms

The column discusses pasture weed clipping as a low cost way to improve grazing. It notes timing and technique, mentions A R Embree near Mar telle with 62 head of cattle, and farm activity by Roy Williams of Olin with 124 steers and 40 lighter cattle. It also cites The Peoples Savings Bank Cedar Rapids feeder loans and reports Lee Armstrong and Sons near Springville harvesting oats with other crops grown on their farm.

Peoples Savings Bank Cedar Rapids Roy Williams Olin Mr. Williams Lee Armstrong and Sons Maurice Paul Armstrongs Springville

Iowa Threshing Invasion As Harvest Fields Rally

Threshing crews begin field by field work across Iowa with scenes in High Amana where 46 acre plots yield 25 to 30 bushels per acre. Henry Bendorf, Amana Society vice-president, bundles grain at night as defense support for the state food effort.

High Amana Henry Bendorf Towa Hawkeye State Bendorf Amana Society

Predict Big 4-H Girls' Congress At Iowa State Fair

Nearly 800 Iowa farm girls from more than 25 local 4-H clubs will join the girls' club congress at the Iowa state fair August 22 to 29. Edith Barker, congress director, says it will be the largest and most representative 4-H event at the fair yet. Highlights include demonstrations in interior decoration, food exhibits, gardening, a style show on South American influence, and the selection of Iowa's best-dressed 4-H club girl.

DES Moines Iowa Congress Edith Barker

Butterfat tax receipts rise above last year

Iowa dairy commission secretary Frank Galer reports butterfat tax collections through July 15 total $64,000, $17,000 more than the same period last year. With penalties not yet assessed, total future collections are expected to reach $100,000 as the tax remains one cent per pound for butterfat June 1 to June 15.

Des Moines Frank Galer Iowa Dairy Industry Commission

Picked Up Hiker Loses Pickup in Blencoe

Blencoe Iowa dispatch reports Roy Carlson a local filling station operator and farmer seeking a hitchhiker who helped him for three days then borrowed his pickup to attend a show and disappeared. The hitchhiker said he came from Mason City Iowa and was vacationing.

Blencoe Roy Carlson

Carter's Liver Pills Ad

An old advertisement urges readers to take Carter's Little Liver Pills to stimulate bile flow. It claims the liver should produce two pints of bile daily and warns of bloating constipation and a sour mood if digestion slows. Prices cited are 10¢ and 25¢.

Carter

Training School For Tenant Men Held at Roosevelt Hotel

A one day training session for tenant purchase committee members from 10 Iowa counties met at the Roosevelt hotel. Leads were given by A Stanley Indianapolis connected with the tenant purchase section of the regional FSA office Harry L Young Ames in charge of the Iowa program and Howard Dodge head of the local FSA office. Committee members from Muscatine Clinton Town Poweshiek Benton Jones Jackson Dubuque Delaware and Independence counties attended along with FSA and home supervisors.

Roosevelt Hotel A. Stanley Indianapolis Farm Security Administration Harry L. Young Ames Iowa Howard Dodge FSA Muscatine Clinton Town Poweshick Benton Jones Jackson Dubuque Delaware Independence

County clothing club day set for August 8 in Tipton building

Special to The Gazette reports a clothing demonstrations and clothing exhibits program at the Tipton Municipal building on August 8. The event opens at 1 30 p m and runs into the evening.

The Gazette Tipton County Clothing Club

Vinton Man Heads Stock Committee

Francis Johnson of the Iowa Farm Bureau named two committees to handle livestock and dairy marketing issues. The general livestock group is led by A. B. Kline of Vinton with five other members from Hawarden Eldon Lamont Cedar Falls and West Bend. The dairy marketing panel includes Paul Stewart Maynard R F Badgett Corning Algona Keosauqua and Waterloo with Stewart and Wright and Reeve Christiansen holding notable positions.

Des Moines Francis Johnson Iowa Farm Bureau General A. B. Kline Vinton Federation H. J. Shoemaker Hawarden Lee Stephenson Eldon Bureau David Dancer Lamont Folmer C. Hansen Cedar Falls Charles B. Thatcher West Bend Dancer House Paul P. Stewart Maynard R. F. Badgett Corning Mads Christiansen Algona C. M. Reeve Keosauqua E. M. Wright Waterloo Stewart Senate Wright State Dairy Association Reeve Christiansen

Business Men Help The Farmers In Eustis Nebraska

Farmers in the Eustis area report harvest work progresses with a help effort by local business men and employers who travel to the fields each evening at seven o clock to work two hours shocking grain.

Eustis Neb INS

Women exhibit plans discussed at All-Iowa fair luncheon

The Aug 10 to 15 All-Iowa fair at Hawkeye Downs prompted a luncheon talk on fair exhibit plans. Participants included Ann Nygaard of Vinton, Mrs Glen Port chorus leader, Margaret Stewart new Linn county home demonstration agent, Rex Conn Linn county Farm Bureau head, and Suave Moore in charge of the air.

Hawkeye Downs Ann Nygaard Vinton Glen Port Benton County Margaret Stewart New Linn County Rex Conn Linn County Suave Moore

Soul Conservation Emphasizes Seasonal Concerns

A country voice reflects on mid July corn fields turning dusty with pollen as youthful vigor and procreation loom. The Mississippi River analogy questions history should events repeat in a year like this, pondering nature and life.

Mississippi Cedar Rapids

Butter production higher year over year in week ending July 10

Des Moines based federal statistician Leslie M. Carl reports butter production for the week ending July 10 at two percent above the same week last year but down 1.5 percent from the prior week due to seasonal decline. In the West North Central region including Iowa output fell 1.1 percent week to week but rose 4.4 percent year over year.

Des Moines INS Leslie M. Carl Federal Agricultural Statistician West North Central Iowa

Hanson Farm Sold Near Waukon for $6000

WAUKON says the 143 acre Hanson homestead five miles northeast of town has been sold by Gilman Hanson to Mrs. Louise Dickson of Jefferson township for $6,000.

Waukon Hanson Gilman Hanson Louise Dickson Jefferson Township

Iowa Hens Lay 295 Million Eggs in June

Iowa's June egg production was estimated at 295 million eggs with 20 million laying hens. Production and hen counts were similar to last year but well above average. Egg prices rose to 21.9 cents per dozen in mid June, nearly double a year ago and three cents higher than mid May. The Iowa egg feed ratio rose to 15.1.

Des Moines INS Iowa

Record Egg Output Surges in June to New High

The Agriculture Department reports over 4.0 billion eggs laid in June, the largest for the month since 1930. The report notes fewer farm flock diversions and hints hens may be reacting to high production expectations.

Washington INS Agriculture Department

Threshing Begins on Local Farmland East of Williamsburg

Threshing started Tuesday on the Ernest Glandorf and Otto Doehrman farms east of Williamsburg as harvest activity picks up in the area.

Williamsburg Ernest Glandorf Otto Doehrman

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