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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1946

Page

4

OPA Revises Corn Rules And Box Car Reallocation

The OPA announced immediate changes to corn and processed grain pricing to restore normal distribution. Ground corn prices drop about 1.90 a ton. retail corn sales capped at 1000 pounds. country shippers smaller carloads see reduced markups. The ICC also moves to pool empty box cars to speed food transport and aid overseas relief.

Wee Oe OPA Interstate Commerce Commission Col. J. Monroe Johnson Office of Defense Transportation Johnson ICC Warren C. Kendall Association of American Railroads United States

Patton Urges Union to Enter Politics and Build Bureau

James G. Patton president of the National Farmer's Union urged creating a political information and action bureau within the union. He set goals to elect 25 senators and 200 congressmen by 1950 and to grow to 1,000,000 members with a large national staff and active locals. He also proposed a national publication, a billion-dollar cooperative system, and control of several radio stations.

Topeka James G. Patton National Farmer’s Union Patton

4 H Dairy Record Winners Named

Waterloo Iowa report states Jack Hansen Cedar Falls named state winner in the 1945 dairy record book contest for a three year record among 360 entries. He wins a gold wrist watch from American Steel and Wire. Other Iowa winners receive 200 dollar awards including Lang Lang Redfern Tigner Scharf Van Auken Reece Taylor Canton wine Dankenbring Moellers. West Union County planners meet to discuss next year’s extension program.

Waterloo Jack Hansen Cedar Falls American Steel and Wire Company Cleveland Ohio Hansen Holstein Club Iowa Iowa State Dairy Association Maynard Lang Poweshiek Jack Lang Nancy Redfern Lee _ county Charles Tigner Webster Arlene Scharf Lyon Brothers Tama Stanley van Auken Keokuk Lewis Reece Adams Hilda Taylor Donald Cantonwine Benton Ray Dankenbring Black Hawk Arthur Moellers Winneshiek

Farm land prices in four states run conservative

Farm Credit administration in Omaha reports Nebraska Iowa South Dakota and Wyoming farm land prices below national average and far under the 1920 boom. National index 133 with Iowa 112 Nebraska 89 Wyoming 119 South Dakota 62. 1920 peaks were higher. Rural mortgage debt down to 930.9 million in these states, with most buyers paying cash down to first mortgage limits.

Omaha Nebraska Iowa South Dakota Wyoming Farm Credit Administration of FCA FDA

Agronomists Name Two More Ames Men

Two additional members of the Iowa State College agronomy staff were named officers of the American Society of Agronomists. W. H. Pierre, head of the agronomy department, becomes vice president, and Iver J. Johnson is named one of eight fellows. H. D. Hughes, in charge of farm crops, was appointed president of the society.

AMES Iowa State College Agronomy American Society of Agronomists W. H. Pierre Iver J. Johnson H. D. Hughes

Cedar Rapids Man Buys Oxford Junction Farm

Charles Novotny of Cedar Rapids purchased a 336 acre farm west of Oxford Junction from Manford Powelka of Maquoketa. The transaction includes details of the farm and sale terms.

Cedar Rapids Oxford Junction Charles Novotny Here Manford Powelka Maquoketa Cneh Eichorn

Coming Farm Auctions Schedule Highlights Regional Sales

A sequence of farm auctions is listed with dates in March. Frank Randall hosts a closing out sale northeast of Springville. H E Howden runs a horse sale at Ridgeway. Mrs James Welsh offers land for sale four miles southwest of Williamsburg. E L Hill holds a closing out sale three miles northwest of Coggan. Franck and Boddicker conduct a dairy sale one mile southwest of Newhall. A W McArthur presents a public sale four miles northwest of Springville. Zack McArthur of Fairfax runs a closing out sale.

Frank Randall Springville H. E. Howden Ridgeway James Welsh Williamsburg E. L. Hill Coggan Franck and Boddicker Newhall A. W. McArthur Zack McArthur Fairfax

National Horse Show Slated for May 30 at Fairgrounds

A spring horse and pony show will be held at the fairgrounds on Thursday May 30. L T Birdsell secretary of the Clayton county agricultural society announced the event. John Hartwick McGregor chairs the show committee and is handling arrangements.

Fairgrounds L. T. Birdsell Clayton County Agricultural Society John Hartwick McGregor

Johnson County approves soil district in Iowa

Johnson county landowners voted 159 to 10 to establish a soil conservation district. Elected to six, four, and two year terms were J B Burns Oxford Ray Cummings North Liberty and Kenneth Wagner West Liberty. Johnson county becomes the sixty fifth county to form a soil district.

Iowa City Johnson County J. B. Burns Oxford Ray Cummings North Liberty Kenneth Wagner West Liberty

Wheat shortage feared as world needs exceed supply

Chairman Stephen Pace of the House Food Investigating Committee warned that world wheat supplies will be little more than half the world’s needs until after this year’s harvest. The panel pressed Secretary Clinton Anderson for action to maintain U S nutrition and curb famine abroad while balancing domestic needs.

Washington LLP Stephen Pace D-Ga House Food Investigating Committee Pace Europe Asia Clinton P. Anderson Northwest Pacific Northwest

Davenport man buys 160 acre farm northeast of North English

North English reports that N J Peiffer of Davenport purchased the 160 acre Bill Cuttill farm located northeast of town. The deal confirms regional land transfer activity this season.

N. J. Peiffer Davenport Bill Cuttill Ere

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