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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1946

Page

6

Four-H Calf Sale Planned In October

Tentative plans call for a sale of 250 Four-H feeder calves at Hawkeye Downs Cedar Rapids on October 26. The proposal arose at a Cedar Rapids meeting of Iowa Beef Producers extension and Chamber of Commerce representatives. The sale would prorate any profit after costs back to buyers to help 4-H members obtain suitable calves for project work.

Hawkeye Downs Cedar Rapids Iowa Beef Producers Association Extension Service Agricultural Bureau of the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce Garold Park

YMB Hosts Young Farmers Dinner August 13

Cedar Rapids Young Men's Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce announces its annual dinner for farmers ages 21 to 36 at the All-Iowa fair on Tuesday August 13. Tickets go to the first 150 reservations by phone or letter. A 5:30 p.m. refreshment stand opens, dinner at 6, with entertainment from radio station WMT and Dr. William J. Tudor Iowa State College rural sociologist speaking on The Farmer Goes to Town.

Young Men’s Bureau Cedar Rapids WMT William J. Tudor Iowa State College Tudor Nye Chamber of Commerce

Barn at Vinton Burns in Farm Fire

A large barn on the George Reed farm eleven miles northwest of here was destroyed by fire late Wednesday night. Firemen from Vinton Garrison Dysart and La Porte City battled the blaze. the loss was estimated at about four thousand dollars.

Vinton Burns Vinton George Reed Here New Day Garrison Dysart la Porte City

Calmar Neighbors Help Reuben Boe Farm Family

Calmar neighbors baled hay and hauled grain on the Reuben Boe farm near here last week. Mr. Boe has been ill for a long time and unable to work.

Calmar Reuben Boe Boe

Farm Prices Jump to Record July Peak 244 Percent

Farm prices rose 26 points in the month ending July 15 reaching 244 percent of the 1909-14 average, the Agriculture Department reported. Gains came from subsidy cuts and price controls lapsing, with cotton, meat animals, poultry, eggs, and dairy leading the surge as cattle and lambs hit record highs and hog prices rose to their wartime peak. The parity index rose to 199, and the mid July meat index stood at 268, the highest since 1919 and 1946 highs.

Washington Agriculture Department

New Holland unveils all-in-one potato harvester

New Holland Machine company announced production of a new potato harvester that combines all harvesting operations in a single machine. In Winneshiek county eighty percent of oats are shocked with some threshing done. Yields range from fair to very good as corn crop appearance is excellent though borers appear in early planted corn and have damaged early sweet corn in gardens in Decorah.

NEW Potato Harvester New York New Holland Machine Company Decorah Winneshiek

Georgia Official Calls for Cotton Harvest Boycott

Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tom Linder said a meeting in Atlanta next Monday would urge farmers to withhold the entire 1946 cotton crop. He accused the Agriculture and State departments of withholding export data to depress prices and questioned the validity of the current OPA law. Attendees would include J E McDonald of Texas and Senator Thomas of Oklahoma, with other cotton states invited.

Atlanta Tom Linder Linder Department of Agriculture Department of State J. E. McDonald Texas Thomas (Dokla Senate Agriculture Committee Georgia

Johnson County 4-H Show Set For August 14–16

The 18th Johnson county 4-H club show will run August 14 to 16 in Iowa City. Club calves appear August 16 in the sales pavilion along with Shorthorn Angus Herefords purebred beef and purebred dairy heifers. Judges include Emil Meyer Lone Tree W C Anderson and son West Liberty. Lamb judging by Will Propst Iowa City and Howard Hamilton Tipton. Pig judging by Hamilton and D M Wood Tiffin. Girl 4-H home economics exhibits in the Community building. Demonstration teams from boys groups perform at the national guard armory August 14 and 15. A public auction of baby beeves starts at 1 pm Saturday August 16.

Iowa City Johnson County Emil Meyer Lone Tree W. C. Anderson and Son West Liberty Will Propst Howard Hamilton Tipton Hamilton D. M. Wood Tiffin 4-H National Guard

Farm Credit Merger Bill Sent to Truman

Congress approved a bill to consolidate three government farm credit agencies into a Farmers' Home Administration. The legislation also abolishes the ten year old Farm Security Administration the emergency crop and feed loan offices and the Regional Agricultural Credit organization.

Washington Congress White House Farmers’ Home Administration Farm Security Administration Emergency Crop and Feed Loan Offices Regional Agricultural Credit Organization

Tractor accident injures Lumir Vacek near Oxford Junction

Lumir Vacek sustained severe back and shoulder injuries Sunday when the tractor he was operating on the Jake Christopherson farm near Oxford Junction overturned. He was transported to Anamosa hospital for examination.

Oxford Junction Lumir Vacek Jake Christopherson Here Anamosa Hospital

Famine Relief Shipments Continued Aiming Global Aid

The Agriculture Department announced August famine relief shipments totaling 37.5 million bushels of bread grains, plus 20 million for July, comprising 23 percent of the 250 million bushels planned for export this year. About 11 million bushels will aid the United Kingdom, with the rest directed to other famine areas as policy shifts toward more direct sales through commercial channels.

Pyrseington Agriculture Department Department OPA United Kingdom

Dairy Judging Contest Held at DHIA Picnic

Mrs. Roland Yoder of Wellman outjudged the men in a dairy cattle placing contest at the Iowa County dairy herd improvement association picnic in Wellman park. Closest rival was Stanley Bash of Wellman, with other top judges including Mrs. Daniel M. Yoder Mrs. Truman Gingerich Truman Gingerich Daniel W. Yoder Ralph Suter and Glenwood Gingerich. Children winners were Larry Gingerich Patty Bash and Ronnie Yoder. Three cow and heifer classes were judged from farms near Wellman. Floyd Johnston spoke on IA dairy improvement work.

Marengo Roland Yoder Wellman Iowa County Dairy Herd Improvement Association Wellman Park Stanley Bash Daniel M. Yoder Truman Gingerich Daniel W. Yoder Ralph Suter Glenwood Gingerich Larry Gingerich Patty Bash Ronnie Yoder Floyd Johnston Extension Service Dairy Husbandman Improvement Association Iowa

Calmar Plans Farmers Day Celebration on August 27

Calmar Commercial Club announces plans to revive the annual Farmers Day in Calmar on August 27. The event was paused during the war and is now being resumed.

Calmar Calmar Commercial Club

State ram sale tops at 615 dollars at Iowa fair

A Shropshire ram from E. H. Rotter and Son flock West Point topped the Iowa ram show and sale at the state fairground selling to H. E. Hazen of Den mark for 615 dollars. The grand champion was named in the morning show. Second high price 580 for the champion Hampshire from R. E. Pullin Sons of Waterloo. A yearling Hampshire from Carl Peters flock Panora sold for 300. Two yearling Hamp shires bought by P. V. Ewing Jr of Columbia Missouri for 265 and 250.

Des Moines E. H. Rotter and Son West Point H. E. Hazen Denmark Iowa Ross Long Grundy Center Hampshire R. E. Pullin Sons Waterloo Carl Peters Panora H. L. Ashley Tonica Ill P. V. Ewing, Jr Columbia Pullin Roy Burgett Guthrie Center

Neighbors Harvest Luzum Crops Amid Malta Fever Illness

Calmar residents helped with harvest last week as Fred Luzum, suffering from Malta fever, received care. The community pitched in to support the ill farmer during his illness.

Calmar Fred Luzum Malta

Drouth Threatens Crops In Chicago Area

Farmers in the Chicago region and northern Illinois fear a 25 percent crop loss if rains do not arrive within a week. Pastures dry up and alfalfa timothy and clover seed crops are at risk as a hot dry spell continues. County farm adviser C A Hughes warns that drought must end soon to match last year’s gains, with threats extending to northern Indiana lower Michigan and southern Wisconsin.

Chicago INS Chicago Area Illinois C. A. Hughes Cook County Hughes Indiana Michigan Wisconsin

State Fair to Feature Honey and Bee Show

An all Iowa honey and bee show with 642 in cash premiums showcases the state's finest apiary products and exhibits at the Iowa Centennial State fair August 23 to 30, officials said. The event includes 21 classes of competition.

Des Moines INS

Honey and Bee Show Highlights Observe Hives and Exhibits

The event will feature observation hives, displays of extracted and comb honey, cut comb honey on cardboard, five pound beeswax samples, and a window display contest. A pastry division offers prizes for seven cake types with honey supplying one third of the sweetening. Entries are limited to Iowa residents with blanks due by August 2.

Iowa

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