Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1941

Page

26

Evans Outlines Six Reforms for Triple-A Parity Policy

Washington Tuesday morning administrator R M Evans urged avoiding another low mood and pressed for shifting defense output to civilian goods after the war. He proposed six changes to Triple-A: broaden democracy, tighten governance, aid small farmers, cushion shocks from machine farming, strengthen soil conservation, and maintain parity as the goal.

Washington R. M Evans Tashington Department

FENCE DRIFT and farm economy debate reflected in Iowa

The article blends farm policy discussion with a Holstein show coverage. It cites Triple-A administrator Mr Evans defending farm programs while warning of surplus labor on farms and machine-driven consolidation. It reports meat and dairy farming events in Wellman and Cedar Rapids with prize winners and judging contenders.

Quote on democracy and groceries from a Nazi leader

A Nazi official argued that democracy must include basic needs and oppose famine, stating that freedom should not be misread as allowing starvation in the wealthiest country. He warned against translating freedom as mere consumer abundance without sustenance.

Blue Ribbon Officers Elected by Johnson 4-H Club

Johnson county 4-H Blue Ribbon Winners elected Dale Burr Lone Tree president for the coming year. Howard Berry Iowa City becomes vice president with John Opfel Iowa City as secretary treasurer and Lyle Lord Iowa City as historian. An ad notes PROTEK feed boosts hog gains and pork yield.

Iowa City Johnson County Dale Burr Lone Tree Howard Berry Berry John Opfel Lyle Lord

Tomorrow's World Theme Of 4-H Girls Panel

Ames hosts a two day preconvention training for 31 4-H members and leaders led by P C Taff. The group plans four panel discussions on the convention program with the topic What Are Our Responsibilities for Tomorrow's World. Delegates include Beulah Dodds Carol de Wolf Floyd Lane Harry Nauman Nilda Nunez del Prado Frances Dalys Escoffery Wade Hauser Robert Rogers William Sayre Marian Hoppe Ruth Ann Hermanson Ruthven Harriet Monson Grace Miner and 18 county 4 H club girls and leaders.

Ames P. C. Taff Beulah Dodds Tipton Carol de Wolf Reinbeck Floyd Lane Renwick Harry Nauman West Liberty Nilda Nunez del Prado Bolivia Frances Dalys Cedar Falls Ruth Ann Hermanson Ruthven Harriet Monson Farragut Grace Miner Clarion New York City

190 Acre Farm Sells Near Newhall for 22500

Cyril Boddicker bought the 190 acre Robert McGranahan farm adjoining Newhall for 22500 dollars or 118.42 per acre. Possession passes March 1. He plans to operate the farm where he lives next year.

Newhall Cyril Boddicker Robert McGranahan Boddicker

Winneshiek County Faces Half Million Soil Loss

ORAH H. Bennett of Washington DC led a national soil conservation team in Winneshiek County meeting officials. They pegged flood damage at 500000 dollars due to soil loss from the May 29 floods. Crops are booming statewide though some fields suffer heavy damage.

ORAH H. H. Bennett Washington, D. C National Soil Conservation Commission Winneshick County Winneshiek County

Fayette Farmers Mutual Risks Top Twelve Million Mark

Fayette County Farmers Mutual Insurance reports over 12 million in risks for the first time since 1874. The year began with 11.66 million, insurance written 2.43 million, expired 2.02 million, present risks 12.07 million. Chief figures include 3,200 members, president James H. Wilson, treasurer J J. F. Miller, vacant vice presidency after R. R. Fussell’s death.

West Union Fayette County Farmers Mutual Insurance Association Fayette A. D. Knox James H. Wilson JJ. F. Miller R. R. Fussell

German Farmers Insurance elects four directors at annual meeting

At the Waukon annual meeting four directors were elected for three-year terms: Henry Vonderohe New Albin A I Steffen Waukon Oscar Buntrock French Creek township and John A Schulte Waterloo township Officers elected were A I Steffen president Paul Hansmeier Makee township vice president and J E Meier Waukon secretary treasurer The 1 200 members posted a 1940 insurance written increase of 258 000

Waukon Farmers Insurance Company Henry Vonderohe New Albin A. I. Steffen Oscar Buntrock French Creek Township John A. Schulte Waterloo Paul Hansmeier Makee Township J. E. Meier

Seventeen Louisa 4-H Girls to Ames for State Convention

Seventeen Louisa county 4-H club girls and leaders will depart Wednesday morning for the 1941 state 4-H girls convention at Ames.

Wapello Louisa County Ames

Angus Tour Planned Across Cedar Rapids Area

A planned Angus farm tour for June 18 will visit three forenoon stops at Moffit farm north of Tipton Walshire farm near Mechanicsville and Mil ler farm near Morley with a noon break at Dice farm northeast of Marion In the afternoon Plummer herd Kemp herd near Marion and Allman herd north of Cedar Rapids Rex Conn Cedar Rapids County Agent announced Bill Barton of the national Angus organization will attend.

Angus Cedar Jones and Linn Rex Conn Cedar Rapids Bill Barton National Angus Organization Conn James Moffit Tipton Ed Walshire Mechanicsville H. D. Miller Morley A J. Dice Marion Frank Plummer I. E. Kemp John Allman

FSA Test Ass'n Averages Butterfat and Milk Output

Merlin Nading reports bi monthly results for FSA borrow ers in Clayton County. The 576 cows in 51 herds averaged 1216 pounds of milk and 47.1 pounds of butterfat for May and June. Harris Larson's Elgin herd led with 77.1 pounds butterfat from 20 cows. Delbert Hines Holstein at Strawberry Point had the top two month butterfat of 161.9 pounds.

Eleader Merlin Nading FSA Clayton County Nading Harris Larson Elgin Larson Strawberry Point

New Home Demonstration Agent Named for Linn County

Miss Margaret Stewart of Washington Iowa will start July 15 as Linn county Farm Bureau home demonstration agent pending release from her current post. She has two years experience as home demonstration agent in Chickasaw and Howard counties and nine years with 4 H clubs. Stewart is a 1936 graduate of Iowa State College Ames and Tarkio vocational home economics work.

Linn County Farm Bureau Board Margaret Stewart Washington Linn County Farm Bureau Executive Committee Home Project Committee Stewart Chickasaw Howard Washington Junior College Iowa State College Ames Tarkio

4-H Tour Planned for Keokuk June 19

County wide 4-H tour scheduled for June 19 in Keokuk with stops to inspect and judge baby beeves dairy cattle horses and pigs. Participants will also learn about feeding management fitting and showing livestock projects.

Sigourney Keokuk

Also Mentioned on This Page

Evans AAA R. Fla John Sivesind Machine Challenge Triple-A Happi Triple- A United States Hitler Germany Jens Bollerup Judge Bollerup Lenth Nieman Elkader Paul McElmeel Walter McElmeel Greeley Georgina Tieden George Tieden Georgina Kenneth Roth Monona Louis Erickson Postville Milton J. Meyer Farmersburg Aaron Tie Den Frederick Miller Harold Roth Sargent Brothers McElmeel Eldon Lenth Aaron Tieden Wellman Alvin Lueder D. G. Yoder Fay Barney Fairfield Mr. Lueder Wellman Community Club Gazetta Holstein Garmoe Merle E. Garmoe Third ST. SE Johnson E. BE. Edwards Monmouth Mr. Edwards Jupiter Major Williams Winneshick Fayette Farmers Mutual Louwisa James W. Pirle Ave MR. Farmer Cedar, Jones and Linn Counties Linn WMT F.M. Beverly Cattle Company Iowa Yager's Oxfords Madras Yaser
Search Courier

Search the Cedar Rapids Gazette Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Cedar Rapids Gazette?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication