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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1935
Page
8
Chicago cattle prices drop $1.50 to $3 per hundredweight from May peak as buyers suspend purchases. The market faces softer grades with larger cow and steer offerings and higher feeding costs, while consumers show cautious demand amid rising beef prices and kosher beef trends.
Market notes discuss cattle prices and markets for calves and yearlings, noting price ranges, weights, and regional differences. It mentions California herds, Nebraska feedlots, and western grassers, with commentary on supply, demand, and finishers' profitability. The piece reflects fluctuating value of stock cattle and potential market shifts.
Reported farming activity shows widespread plowing and planting as favorable weather returns. Farmers in central Paisfield and nearby counties push corn, alfalfa, and clover while noting wet conditions causing rapid growth and lodging. Observers in Jackson County report worm damage and variable crop replants across fields and roadsides.
Fragmentary text describes a visit at Backbone Park and nearby Barkbone State Park. Mentions a Sunday gathering, a guided group, and a park setting with unclear references to events or names.
Farmers in the area report replanting of corn for the season with gains of about five dollars per unit. Small grain crops show good condition overall and look favorable for harvest.
Reports indicate moderate army worm moth activity across several county recon areas. Weather conditions may influence pest spread as authorities push for monitoring and control measures.
A vaccination school session is planned in Tipton this Wednesday. Medical professionals will conduct the event, guiding attendees on immunization methods and benefits for community health.
Cream hauler sirees picrae for fis patrons at the center Point, Aymrosnr motels, with Anca Wolfe of Certer Pom attending. The WirSr cabin hosted the Cream Hauser for patrons and friends as inspector Wilton Sand spoke on the new steam prading.
The annual Angus sale at Yakima featured top prices with averages around 231 dollars. Buyers from eleven states attended, including Nebraska and Minnesota, as breeders showcased prize bulls and cows from multiple herds.
The Iowa Cow Test Association reports 558 cows culled in May across member herds, with Fremont Poo-Mils St Punt and other top-ranked herds noted for production changes. West Branch and other listings show milk and butterfat outputs, while the annual association picnic is set for June 23–27 at Glondsie Park, Waterville.
Duensing was reelected president of the Washington County Cow-Testing Association in a smart reorganization meeting. Secretary Dean Johnson presided, with C. O. Palmer as secretary-treasurer and Marvin Maddes and Lugh Jones as directors. Robert Brasch was featured at Easter event. The Ames extension act was discussed. The annual association picnic will be held on August 2 at Sunrise Path.
Keota area farms changed hands with several parcels selling from 90 to 155 dollars per acre. Buyers include M. A. and Leonard Greiner for Pearl Peter 16 acres, Everett Huber at 90 per acre for 120 acres, and Niss Franc Moon with Mrs Corcoran paying 1242 for a larger estate. Fire sale notes indicate possession dates set for March 1 1836 and July 1.
Veterinarians from Linn Bremer Black Hawk Benton Butler Tama Grundy and Boone counties met in Waterloo Monday to boost the Cedar Valley Veterinary Association’s annual link. Speakers included Iva Dunn Atkins James Bevant Mount Vernon J C Senn Norwer P V Nenczil Siniz town A R Mennacy Cedar Ryoids and Dr R M Mofford. Officers elected: Dr C A Stewert Pol, president. Dr C B Strain Dorkertson, vice president. Dr B J Nigren Waverly, secretary treasurer.
The Powley Creamery and Rowley-Petroens of the Raches Farm Co operative faced changes in butterfat payments. Secretary Joe WnieGrath notes reduced rates for the latter half of April amid ongoing revisions to the pricing and payout structure.
Latest advances on wood in the lows pool are as follows with various grades and prices. Entries include several colors and finishes such as semi-bright and dark tones, with observed rates around ten to fourteen cents per pound.
A feature on Fred Schultz owner of Marion Horseradish Factory highlighting its long history and status as the town's oldest and strongest industry. A photo shows Schultz beside his two acre patch as roots remain unharvested this spring with tops waist high.
Washington AP reports plans to establish more poultry processing plants in Iowa faced opposition from federal officials and representatives. The debate touched on surplus poultry shipment to New York and safety constraints for small operations amid concerns over handling and compliance.
Nat C. Murray, a renowned crop expert with forty years of experience, predicts a bumper U S wheat crop this year despite drought and floods. He says conditions could restore exports or create a large carryover, noting July moisture and black rust risks while corn remains unsettled.
Walter Pippen was elected president of a three member club in Clerk township Tema county. Ray Olson serves as club agent and site supervisor at the Pippecst farm west of Dy.
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