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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1933

Page

2

500 Pound Cow Beats Twenty In Butterfat Output

In Linn county cow test results for the year ending June 30, a 500 pound butterfat cow named Blackie yielded 477.7 pounds of butterfat valued $6974 over feed costs, higher than twenty 250 pound cows. Fern produced 255.2 pounds of butterfat with $37.42 return above feed cost and cost owner $3.20 after including all costs. The average herd showed 7,460 pounds of milk and 325.6 pounds of butterfat per cow with $36.74 feed cost and $99.63 product value. Guernsey Post herd led with multiple cows producing over 600 pounds butterfat.

Pringville L. C. Adams Linn County Cow Test Association No Blackie Fern Guernsey Whittier George Rose W S. Penn B. C. DeWeese and Son

Cattle Record and Cucumbers Noted on 57 Acres Near West Branch

A farm report lists 57 acres of cucumbers near West Branch with one acre per variety. It records butterfat averages for several herds led by W. S. Penn at 424 pounds and includes positions for Schoonover McClellan E R McGrew and C B F Michel and Son. Officers E R McGrew president A R Pearson vice president Albert Standing secretary treasurer.

W. S. Penn Schoonover and McClellan E R McGrew C B. F Michel and Son E. R McGrew Association A R. Pearson Albert Standing C W. Carver

Iowa Live Stock Exchange Auctions Friday at De Clow Yard

Iowa Live Stock Exchange promotes Friday auctions at De Clow Stock Yards Mahoney with J J Barigan returning for 500 extra Hampshire pigs 400 Duroc 300 Poland China and Chester White pigs. Over 2 000 Dakota pigs sold in two weeks with strong buyer praise. All hogs vaccinated cholera immune and veterinary name required. Sale begins 1 PM. Auctioneer Tony Schmitz. Clerk M Bundy. Phones 7963 and 2-2037.

Mahoney Wei J.J. Barigan Hampshire Poland China Chester

Farm Bureau Leaders Ponder Adjustment Act

In Chicago midwestern Farm Bureau leaders meet to review the new agricultural adjustment act and its impact on farmers. Officials from Iowa Missouri Minnesota discuss funding credit and inflationary provisions with Edward A O Neal and Charles E Hearst leading sessions.

Chicago Farm Bureau W. Beeler Iowa Farm Bureau Federaton Charles Schuttler Missouri Farm Bureau E V. Ripley Minnesota Edward A O'Neal National Farm Bureau Charles E Hearst Iowa R W Brown Missouri J S Jones J Olson

Wheat Meeting Sets Stage For County Allotment Plan

Fifteen townships and 143 wheat growers attend the Marengo meeting to explain the voluntary acreage reduction plan and select a six member county committee. Iowa and Johnson counties form an executive unit to be announced later. Delaware county farmers receive questionnaires to gauge interest in a county wheat adjustment association and possible cross county collaboration if local support is weak.

Marengo Iowa County R. W. Ashby Farm Bureau D. H. Zentmire Iown Johnson the Gazette Manchester Kermith S. Huehn Delaware County Swan Erickson Delhi Hopkinton Hucn

Two Fires Break Out Near Parnell At Same Time

Special to The Gazette reports two fires east of Parnell about three miles apart on Monday at 3 pm. The John Harris farm oats stubble burned while crews fought a second fire at Guido Ruegsegger farm where a barn corn crib and chicken house were destroyed despite threshing crew efforts.

The Gazette Parnell John Harris Guido Ruegsegger

Hog sale in Dysart tops regional livestock market

Gragy and Sawyer of Dysart sold 240 head of prime hogs to a Belle Plaine buyer for 415 dollars per hundredweight. Five trucks were needed to haul the hogs to Belle Plaine, marking the largest individual livestock sale in months.

Dysart Gragy and Sawyer Belle Plaine

Daily Farm News For Farm Folk

Farm brief notes edited by Ray Anderson cover crop prices weather tips and market trends for farmers. Local reports highlight seed sales livestock notes and upcoming cooperative meetings.

Daily Farm News Farm Folk Ray Anderson

Washington weighs master grain code to curb speculative abuses

The briefing gathers President Roosevelt officials and grain sector leaders to draft a master code under the industrial recovery act. Minimum prices stay pegged and price swings remain restricted while aims stress orderly production and marketing from growers to consumers. George N Peek calls for unified marketing and warned of a possible overhaul if current systems fail.

Washington INS Secretary of Agriculture Wallace Roosevelt Charles J Brand Crowers Richt George N Peek Peek

Appanoose Farm Bureau Seeks Writ of Mandamus

Centerville AP The Appanoose County Farm Bureau asks the court for a writ of mandamus to compel the county board of supervisors and the county auditor to pay 2300 dollars claimed as the county’s share of 1933 expenses. It states 239 bona fide members exist as provided by law and requests an immediate hearing in the current term.

Centerville Appanoose County Farm Bureau County Board of Supervisors

Keswick Farmer Reports Strong Oats Yield

Keswick area farmer KESWICK Fred Axmear near Keswick averaged about forty bushels per acre for oats as threshing nears completion.

Keswick Fred Axmear

Hog cholera outbreaks listed across sixteen counties

The hog cholera situation shows no improvement with 179 new outbreaks in fifty four localities across sixteen counties. Vaccination gains ground as farmers recognize the danger, per Dr L W Kellogg of Ana mora, chairman of the Eastern Iowa Veterinary association policy committee.

L. W. Kellogg Anamosa Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association Kellogg Poweshick Deep River Brooklyn Hartwick Grundy Grundy Center Linn Cedar Rapids Marian Lisbon Springville Mount Vernon Paralta Ely Prairieburg Coggon Central City Palo Black Hawk la Porte City Tama Dysart Benton—Newhall Watkins Atkins Van_ Horne Keystone Vinton Garrison Luzerne Norway Belle Plaine Washington Ainsworth Haskins Delaware Ryan Muscatine Wilton Junction Durant Clinton Low Moor Princeton Follets Wheatland Jones—Martello Monticello Dubuque Cascade Dyersville Buchanan Bryantsburg Hazleton Independence Iowa Ladora Victor Jackson Elmwood Maquoketa Cedar—Lowden

West Branch hosts Muscatine canning plant station

Muscatine canning company opens a receiving station at West Branch for pickles and tomatoes with Harry Busch in charge. Fifty-seven acres of cucumbers and sixty of tomatoes are under contract to the plant by local farmers. Crops look good as tomatoes begin to ripen and will be trucked to Muscatine.

West Branch

4 H Health Contest In Jones Planned In Anamosa

ANAMOSA The annual Jones county 4 H health contest will be held August 1 for boys and August 2 for girls. Dr J D Paul will supervise general exams Dr A N Trevarthen will conduct dental exams and Dr Sigworth will manage optometry. The county health champions will advance to the state contest at the Iowa State fair.

Anamosa Jones County J. D. Paul A. N. Trevarthen Sigworth Iowa

Cedar Farmers to Hear Farm Loan Official

Tipton Arthur Lund Tipton secretary of Cedar County National Farm Loan Association will address a meeting of farmers interested in new farm mortgage loans Wednesday evening at Hotel Tipton.

Tipton Arthur Lund Tipton Cedar County National Farm Loan Association

Early Potatoes Scarce In Tipton Vicinity Under Dry Weather

TIPTON The early potato crop is nearly a failure due to dry weather. Jap Dean found no potatoes on twenty vines, and Shorty Dam mire expects fewer than five bushels this season. Farmers buy potatoes as local supplies dwindle and prices rise. Late potatoes improved with rains, vines kept green by showers. Second cutting alfalfa hay is cheap with many dairymen buyers. Clair Fredricks plans spring break up of surplus alfalfa for small grain and corn.

Gazette Tipton Jap Dean Shorty” Dammire Clair Fredricks Mount Zion

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