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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1954

Page

9

Hereford Field Day in Benton County

Nearly 200 attendees joined the Midtowa Hereford Association field day at the Charles Sick farm near Blair’s Town. Judges were Charles Hendryx and Walter Olson. The program included talks by Iowa State College professors and Hereford officials, a noon picnic in Norway park, and a judging contest covering yearling bulls and heifers, mature cows and 4-H baby beef steers. Winners listed include Robert Johnson Kellogg and Delbert Krug among men and Mrs. Robert Johnson Mrs. Harold Kleis among women.

Tuttle Brothers Norway Schutterle and Kaderavek Robert Johnson Kellogg Henry Bendorf, Jr High Amana Midtowa Hereford Association Benton County Iowa Charles Sick Farm Blairstown Charles Hendryx Hillandale Farms Muscatine Walter Olson Hilltop Farm West Virginia Norway Town Park Royal Tuttle J. B. Ackman Cedar Rapids C. A. Iverson Jay Lush P. S. Shearer Iowa State College Max Cox American Hereford Association Rex Conn William Houghton Cyrus Tow James Whitcomb Riley Martyn Brecht Ronald Cole Florence Hawkeye 4-H Chicago D. Foster Reynolds Newton Arthur Barnes Delbert Krug Atkins Harold Kleis Gilman Vernon Brown Laurel Juniors Margery Peterson Liscomb Bruce Towe Don Steijert, Jr Toledo

Fayette Fairground Buildings To Get Paint

West Union reports preparations for the 101st Fayette County Fair August 24 to 27. Seven fairground buildings will be spray painted and stalls in the former race horse barn are removed for the growing junior livestock show. 130 junior beef entries so far, up from 100 last year. Parking areas leveled and the race track conditioned. E T Alcorn secretary announces.

West Union Fayette County E. T. Alcorn Grant

Local Fair Chronicle Highlights 4-H Exhibits and Events

Miss Mildred George leads floral hall and plants and flowers exhibits. Lawrence Cannon and Albert Dennler win in Market Barrow and grain, fruit, and vege tables. Domestic and household displays feature Mrs. Grant Lauer and Mrs. John Steffens. Education items appear under A. S. Morse. Junior livestock show includes Rodney Drewes. Race track, dance pavilion, parade, and 4-H girls noted with Mrs. Merle Bovis and F. E. Waldron assisting.

Ralph Sprague E. L. Dean Rodney Drewes

Sigourney-Corn Area Faces Critical Drought and Heat

The Sigourney-Corn region is in a critical drought phase amid extended heat. Officials warn of stress on crops and water supplies with daily highs pushing records and rains sparse in the forecast.

Sigourney Sigourney Area

Linn DHIA No. 3 Names Officers

Central City Gilbert Batchelder of Alburnett was reelected president at the Linn Dairy Herd Improvement Association No. 3 annual picnic in Central City park. Fay Bickel Anamosa was named vice president and Robert Bell Coggon secretary treasurer. Holdover directors are Frank Andrews and Jack Toms Central City. Dale Karr is association supervisor.

Central City Gilbert Batchelder Alburnett Linn Dairy Herd Improvement Association Fay Bickel Anamosa Robert Bell Coggon Frank Andrews Jack Toms Dale Karr Dale Karry Association

Field Day Planned at Muscatine Island Station

Irrigation and fertilizer studies will be featured at the annual field day next Sunday at the Muscatine Island station near Fruitland five miles south of Muscatine. The station conducts long term studies with specialized crops on the sandy area.

Muscatine Fruitland

Iowa field station hosts irrigation tour and soil studies

Research workers explain findings on sweet potatoes watermelons cantaloupes field corn and soybeans in an afternoon program starting at 2 p m Fundamentals of irrigation led by M W Bittinger agricultural engineer at Iowa State College will discuss and demonstrate irrigation equipment Lewis E Peterson superintendent of the field station will conduct the tour of experiment plots Tractor drawn hayracks will transport visitors The field station operates with the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station Muscatine Island Truck Growers Association and in cooperation with the Rock Island railway.

M. W. Bittinger Iowa State College Lewis E. Peterson Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station The Muscatine Island

Strawberry Point Farm Sells 100 Acres for $200 Per Acre

Linus Wernke buys the 100 acre Melvin Scott farm north of Strawberry Point on highway 13 for $20,000. Possession is set for March 1.

Strawberry Point Linus Wernke Melvin Scott Highway 13

Morris Leaves To Judge in British Shows

Hugh Morris of near Cotter left Saturday by air for Britain where he will judge fat cattle at three livestock shows. His first assignment is the Royal Welsh Agricultural Society show at Machynlleth Wales, held Wednesday through Friday this week. He flew via Montreal to Glasgow to be met by his brother Col D A Morris and will stay about a month visiting cousins and examining notable British Shorthorn and Hereford herds.

Columbus Junction Hugh Morris Near Cotter Britain Royal Welsh Agricultural Society Machynnleth Wales Morris Montreal Glasgow Scotland Col D. A. Morris

Wheat quotas on 1955 crop to be voted Friday

Wheat growers will vote Friday on marketing quotas for the 1955 crop two thirds must approve to extend controls. If parity support levels hold at 90 percent price supports stay near this year. if down to 80 percent loans and purchase agreements run around two dollars per bushel. If quotas reject, 50 percent parity price supports would drop and grain stocks would fall, upsetting markets and allies.

Wheat allotment 85 acres set for 1955 in Bulllchanan county

Independence county ASC office announces a 85 acre wheat allotment for 1955, 13 acres below 1954. Notices of individual allotments have been mailed to growers who will vote in the marketing quota referendum Friday.

Bullchanan County ASC

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