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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1948

Page

3

Jersey cattle show crowns champions at State Center parish event

Claire Wemer of Rose Hill claimed senior and grand champion cow as well as junior champion female and junior and grand champion buck at the Jersey parish show in State Center. W. L. Haesemeyer led the senior champion bull and Earl Lyon won best addered cow. Dr Norman Jacobsen of Iowa State college classified 64 head from 17 breeders into blue red and white ribbon groups.

State Center Claire Wemer Rose Hill Jersey Parish W. L. Haesemeyer Earl Lyon Toledo Norman Jacobsen Iowa State College W. S. Morrison Iowa City Ivan Gates West Liberty Bert Sams Beaman Jersey Iowa Jersey Cattle Club Emmetsburg Clarksville Elkader Marion West Branch Lamont Cedar Rapids

Centerville Jersey Show Crowns Winners at Parish Event

In Centerville on Monday ten Jersey breeders displayed 55 head. Top honors went to E. S. Baughman Pulaski as senior and grand champion female, Adams Brothers Moulton as junior champion female, Wilson and tt Mt. Pleasant as senior and nd champion bull, and O. T. Wilson Mt. Pleasant as junior champion bull. The entry mix was 69 percent blue 21 percent red and 10 percent white. Norman Jacobsen Iowa State College judged.

Centerville Jersey Jersey Parish E. S. Baughman Pulaski Adams Brothers Moulton Wilson Mt. Pleasant O. T. Wilson Norman Jacobsen Iowa State College

Steers Bring 41 Dollars At Chicago Stockyards

A load of twenty Hereford steers sold for 41 dollars per hundredweight at the Chicago stockyards Tuesday, nearly matching the all time Chicago price record set last January. The Herefords were sold by the ia Brothers of Goose Lake.

Chicago Goose Lake

Terraced Iowa Farm Highlights Soil Practice and Hog Vaccine

Irvin Scott of Marion, a Linn County pioneer in soil conservation, now has his entire farm terraced using his tractor and a two bottom implement. The piece discusses economics, feed costs, and the value of vaccination against swine cholera with veterinary guidance, noting pig losses and the benefits of timely immunization.

Irvin Scott Marion Linn County

Slaughter goals and hog market hints from USDA report

USDA sets a 32 million head cattle slaughter target for next year. The plan could trim breeding herds and extend meat shortages, while decisions by thousands of producers will largely determine actual slaughter. Hog price shifts reflect lard costs and weight discounts, with marketing advice favoring 225 to 240 pound hogs.anci

USDA

New Livestock Classes Added To Cedar Fair

Cedar county fair adds swine divisions featuring Spotted Poland Chinas for the first time and expands poultry judging. Machinery displays planned. Prizes total 50 dollars to top four exhibits. 4 H and FFA entry fees suspended with premiums reduced by two dollars to cover stall rent costs. Club record books judged with cash prizes for blue and red ribbons. Girls 4-H division prizes total 300 dollars.

Tipton Cedar County J. F. Caterline Fair Board FFA Caterline

What’s What Out on the Acres

Carl Anderson of Wellman, 58, with 560 acres, discusses farming this year. He runs with two neighbors, reports good crops but overproduction in corn, and advocates more grass, moderate price supports, and hog production. He favors Dewey and Warren and notes farmers should not be blamed if they vote Democratic.

Carl Anderson Wellman

Care Urged To Avoid Spreading Livestock Ills

The Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association warns that farm labor exchange this season can spread infectious diseases. Precautions include disinfecting shoes and vehicle wheels, shooing flies, changing clothing when vaccinating, and thorough cleaning after neighbor assistance. Noted outbreaks cover hog cholera, swine erysipelas, pasteurellosis, plant poisoning, blackleg, sleeping sickness, Newcastle disease, and screw worms across numerous Iowa towns.

Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association Association Riceville Kalona Ellsworth Radcliffe Grundy Center Postville Plainfield Maquoketa Bennett Iowa City Preston Green Island Sabula Center Junction Eldridge Olin Sigourney DeWitt Charlotte Washington Charles City St. Ansgar Nashua Grand Mound Cascade London Davenport Strawberry Point Vinton Hawkeye Walker Cresco Delmar Waterloo Elma Garnaville West Liberty Waterville Monona

Number of Chickens Is Down 15 Percent

The Agriculture Department reports 635,036,000 chickens are raised on U.S. farms this year, 15 percent below last year. Higher feed prices from last year's poor corn crop blamed. Officials say feed prices have eased but will not boost supply until fall 1949.

Washington Agriculture Department U.S Department

Johnson Sound and Farm Sells for 300 An Acre

A 240 acre Johnson county farm named Pleasant View near Iowa City was sold this week for 72000 dollars at 300 dollars per acre. The sellers George Nagle Leland Nagle and Louis Burke of Iowa City sold to Leo T. Kessler of Nichols. The property lies two miles west of Iowa City on IWV road.

Iowa City Johnson County Pleasant View George and Leland Nagle Louis Burke Leo T. Kessler Nichols

Delhi Dairy Day Set for August 4

Delhi Dairy Day will be held on August 4 with a 4 H dairy heifer show highlighting the event. County Extension Director Robert Hall reports 27 dairy heifers entered from Delhi vicinity. All breeds represented with four classes per breed. Prizes total five dollars for blue rib bon winners, three dollars for red and two dollars for white.

Delhi Robert Hall

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