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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1943

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New Deal Fights to Preserve AAA Control Over Farm Production

The fight over wartime food policies centers on preserving the AAA under government direction while farm bloc leaders press to end subsidy payments and boost price ceilings. Administration argues higher ceilings fuel inflation and wage demands, while farm advocates say consumers can bear higher prices and proper pricing will steer output. A showdown on 1945 AAA funding looms as farmers warn of a weakened system without subsidies and local committees.

Ashington New Deal AAA Congressional Farm Bloc Farm Bloc Europe American Farm Bureau Federation National Grange National Cooperative Council National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation Farm Broc Congress

Edible soybeans favored for Iowa gardens this year

Ames extension horticulturist L C Grove recommends edible soybean varieties Banesi Willems Hokkaido and Higan for garden production in Iowa. He notes soybeans provide fat vitamins minerals including iron calcium and phosphorus and riboflavin and thiamin. Soybean sprouts supply ascorbic acid and can be used in salads and mixed with other vegetables.

Ames L. C. Grove Ames Extension Horticulturist Iowa Professor Grove Willems Hokkaido Higan

Fayette Rural Youth Group Plans Meeting Next Tuesday

Fayette County Rural Youth group, recently reorganized, will meet in Fayette next Tuesday evening, according to a special bulletin from The Gazette. The gathering aims to discuss community activities and youth programs.

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Fence Drift and Farmers’ Plan for Government Aid Powwow

R F A notes Hickenlooper’s Des Moines meeting on March 15 with Iowa officials to discuss solving farm problems. He proposes using small town sheds to house livestock tended by aging former farmers and using railway rights of way and empty lots to graze and feed. He questions if government channels could boost production and suggests cooperation from elevator operators.

Hickenlooper Des Moines Iowa

Poultry Production Parley Planned in Chicago

Kansas City reports the International Baby Chick association will sponsor an all industry wartime conference in Chicago in July 1942. The event aims to unite the poultry sector to meet wartime food goals with a program to study problems inventory tools and spur cooperation from producers hatcherymen manufacturers to consumers.

Kansas City International Baby Chick Association Chicago J. Turner Mills, McNabb, II Mills

CCC Allots 88 Cars of Soybean Meal to Iowa

Des Moines AP A J Loveland Iowa USDA war board chairman announces 88 carloads of soybean meal available to Iowa farmers in March. Meal shipped from southern processing mills and allotted by the Commodity Credit Corporation to supplement livestock protein feeds. Farmers apply to local agriculture war board offices for distribution through selected dealers.

Des Moines Iowa A. J. Loveland Usda War Board Southern Processing Commodity Credit Corporation Agriculture War Board AAA Loveland

Hog Production Meetings Set for Fayette in March

A series of 12 hog production meetings is scheduled in Fayette county during March. County agent M. C. Wangsness announced. The first sessions take place March 10 in Fayette, March 11 in Alpha, and March 12 at the Illyria church.

Fayette Fayette County M. C. Wangsness Alpha Illyria Church

Notice of Cedar Rapids School Election

Qualified electors in Linn County Iowa are notified the regular election for the Independent School District of Cedar Rapids will be held Monday March 194%. Polling places include First City Precinct at Hearn Stevenson Motor Company and Second precinct at Fire Station Three. The list details numerous precincts and polling sites with boundaries and street references. Three directors, C Bledert, Charles Penmisereth, and Dr. E W Lunpuist, are to be elected. The secretary of the board administers the notice.

Cedar Rapids Linn County Iowa Pelling Place Hearn-Stevenson Motor Company Second Avenue B Avenue Third Precinct Third City Section Township 83 Red Cedar River Chicago and Northwestern Rahiway Company D Avenue Third Street Tt Lake Cedar Lake Center Point Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific Railway Company Pelling Oakland Road H Avenue Fourth Cite Benjamin Franklin High Twentieth Street Fifth Precinct Fifth City Hmits Arthur School Twenty-seventh Street Sixth City 29Th Street Pelline Place Kenwood Park Library First Avenue Seventh Precinct Seventh City Jackson School Fourth Avenue Twelfth Street Eighth Precinct Eighth City Section 14 Eighteenth Street Ninth Precinct Ninth City Pire Seventeenth Street Tenta City Section 13 Dairy Dale Bever Park ¢Alace Bever Park Eleventh Precinct Eleventh City Section 25 Scheel Petling Sixth Avenue Pourte H Fourteenth City Toumite Cormer Section 35 Poelling Place Street Fifteenth City Hayes School Twentieth Avenue D Street Sixteenth City Iceman City Tayior School Fifth Avenue City Barn Seventh Avenue Nineteenth City Ho Avenue Sixth Street

Hog Cholera Outbreaks Reported Across Iowa Communities

Recent hog cholera outbreaks reported this week to the Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association affected multiple communities including Cedar Rapids Springville Norway Clarence Olin Elwood Macomb Monmouth Wyoming Charlotte Creston Clinton Albant McCausland Durant Dixon Plainview Bennett West Liberty Sigourney Harper Montezuma Jesup Dunkerton Westgate Iowa City Deep River Oxford Vinton Waterloo and Solon. A Johne's disease case in cattle was reported near Keystone.

Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association Cedar Rapids Springville Norway Clarence Olin Elwood Maquoketa Monmouth Wyoming Charlotte Creston Clinton Almont McCausland Durant Dixon Plainview Bennett West Liberty Sigourney Harper Montezuma Jesup Dunkerton Westgate Iowa City Deep River Oxford Vinton Waterloo Solon Johne Keystone

Benton County Cattlemen Set Meeting in Vinton

The Benton County Cattlemen's association holds its annual meeting and dinner program in Vinton Thursday at noon Rex Beresford of Ames will speak at the event.

Vinton Benton County Cattlemen's Association Rex Beresford Ames

Farm sale in Vernon County nets 116 per acre

Vernon Auker of the Equitable Life Assurance Society reports the sale of the 159 acre Johnson farm four miles southeast of here. Emil Baxa sold to Burdette Conklin of Lisbon for 116 dollars an acre. Possession given March 1. Roy G. Busby, Iowa City broker, handled the transaction.

Vernon A. H. Aukerman Equitable Life Assurance Society United States Johnson Emil Baxa Here Burdette Conklin Lisbon Roy G. Busby Iowa City

Equitable Life Sells 320-Acre Carpenter Farm Near Alburnett

The Equitable Life Assurance Society reports the sale of the 320 acre Carpenter farm five miles north of Alburnett. Gilbert DeSotel sold to Mrs. Peggy Yaw of Cedar Rapids for 395 an acre with possession given March 1. George P. Witwer of Cedar Rapids brokered the deal.

Alburnett Equitable Life Assurance Society Carpenter Gilbert DeSotel Peggy Yaw Cedar Rapids George P. Witwer

13 Percent More Chicks Hatched Last Year Than in 1940

Washington reports that 1,184,657,000 chicks were produced by commercial hatcheries in 1942, up 13 percent from 1941. December hatchery output reached a record 29,145,000. Hatcheries also held 2,026,000 turkey poult orders as of January 1, a 33 percent rise from a year earlier.

Washington Bureau of Agricultural Economics

Stock Share Farming Pays High Dividends

Iowa State College agricultural foundation reports in 1942 that stock share farming boosts income for both landlord and tenant across nine farms. Tenants on stock share leases gained an average of 1183 dollars, versus 763 on crop share. landlords saw similar gains, but note that suitability and interest in livestock are required for profitability. The report suggests the shift could aid national food programs by increasing livestock production.

James Wallace Foundation Farms Foundation

Farm Auction Listings Show Three Public Sales

Auction notices outline sales by G. Smith Estate in Cedar Rapids Marengo and Mechanicsville, plus Bill Janss near Troy Mills. March 3 to 5 feature 29 acres and machinery at a sales barn with 3 percent commissions and locations in Iowa.

G. Smith Cedar Rapids Marengo Sales Barn Co Walter Nanke Mechanicsville Bill Janss Troy Mills

Half of FSA's Homestead Projects To Be Liquidated

The Farm Security Administration announced that about half of its rural homestead projects will be liquidated this year due to improved agricultural income. About 175 projects costing $138 million were started by the former Resettlement Administration and now underway for sale to low income families under long term, low interest plans.

Washington Farm Security Administration Congress Resettlement Administration FSA

Liquidation will determine recoverable investment value

Officials say it is impossible to estimate how much of the investment will be returned until liquidation is completed, as projects had cost more than the sale value.

Iowa Butter Output Rises in January Declares USDA

A United States Department of Agriculture report shows Iowa creameries produced 17,350,000 pounds of butter in January, 5 percent above December’s 16,500,000 pounds and 1 percent below January 1942. National output reached 122,880,000 pounds, up over the prior year and above the ten year average. Iowa remains the second highest butter state behind Minnesota with 25,100,000 pounds, Wisconsin at 12,500,000.

United States d T of Agriculture Iowa United States Minnesota Wisconsin

PICTURED ACTRESS AND EPIC POEMS PUZZLE CHECK

A word puzzle clue list mixes across 1 10 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 23 25 26 27 30 34 36 36 39 42 45 46 49 53 54 55 56 57 58 62 63 and verticals 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 17 13 22 2% 7 28 29 31 32 33 37 38 39 40 41 43 44 45 46 47 48 50 51 52 69 in a crossword style grid with various social and linguistic terms.

Iceland John Son Seth

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