U S Tightens Rules To Cut Food Waste
U S officials urge cutting waste to feed Europe and Asia as famine prompts tighter civilian and military food controls. Agriculture and War secretaries push bans on consignment selling of bread while many industry reps propose public eating changes and kitchen waste savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Ashington
INS
United States
Europe
Asia
Agriculture and War
Anderson
OPA
War Patterson
Grain must be drained from farms to meet demand
Washington grain merchants told the house food committee that U S supplies must be diverted at home and abroad. R C Woodworth of Minneapolis, chair of the National Grain Trade council, proposed price action shifts in feeding volume or appeals to producer patriotism to achieve this.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Food Committee
R. C. Woodworth
Minneapolis
National Grain Trade Council
Kline To Headline KXEL Farm Forum
Allan B. Kline president of the Iowa Farm Bureau will headline the third annual KXEL Farm Forum in Waterloo on Thursday March 21. The event will center on Rural Youth Building for a Strong Peacetime Agriculture with Dean H. H. Kildee of Town State College among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Price
Iowa State Teachers’ College
A. J. Loveland
Ourward Lyon
Toledo
Kenneth Parrott
Batavia
FFA
Catherine Illian
Otis Budlong
Waterloo
Iowa
Muncy
Allan B. Kline
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Kxel Farm Forum
Hugh Muncy
Kxel Farm
Kline
Dean H. H. Kildee
Town State College
Neighbors Harvest Corn for Injured Vernon Null
A Scotch Grove group gathered over a thousand bushels of corn for Vernon Null after a picker accident left him injured. Neighbor volunteers, including Henry Wennekamp Carl Husman Walter Balster and many others, picked by hand and shared meals at the Null home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Vernon Null
Henry Wennekamp
Carl Husman
Walter Balster
Lawrence Herren
Joe Herren
August Husman
Melvin Husman
Ben Husman
Merle Postel
Robert Brokens
Albert Herren
Carl Stahlberg
Ed Stiffler
Herbert Plueger
Merle Husman
Ervin Wacker
Elwill Reuter
Paul Jacobs
Henry Jacobs
Art Husman
Earl
Elwill Null
Emil [Zimmerman
Raymond
Roy Null
John Null
Emil Zimmerman
Earl Null
Elwill
Lutheran Rural Church Seminar Planned in Cedar Rapids
Pastors and laymen from Iowa district 6 of the National Lutheran Council will meet March 18 at First Lutheran in Cedar Rapids for a rural church life seminar. Speakers include Rev. Herman Siefkes Rev. E W Mueller and Rev A W Malin. D D Offringa and Rex Conn will join discussions. About 80 Lutheran churches in 11 counties are represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
National Lutheran Council
First Lutheran
Cedar Rapids
Paul Luther Miller
Herman Siefkes
American Lutheran Church
Waterloo
E. W. Mueller
Chicago
A. W. Malin
Wellsburg
Mr. Mueller
D. D. Offringa
Linn County
Rex Conn
Gazette Farm
Miller
Oats and farm stock sold at local auction near here
Oats brought 75 cents a bushel at the Marvin Brockway and Philip Mosier sale four miles southwest of here on Monday. Oats straw sold for 55 cents a bale, hedge and oak posts ranged from 65 cents to 1.50 each, Angus calves brought 85 to 95 dollars, and Jersey milk cows sold for 160 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Brockway
Philip Mosier
Here
Jersey
Tarver Attacks BAE Over Harmful Plans to Aid Farmers
Rep. Malcolm C. Tarver accuses the Bureau of Agricultural Economics of proposing damaging farmer policies including price ceilings on raw cotton and elimination of crop support prices. He calls for cutting BAE funds and restricting its activities during the FY 1947 agriculture appropriation debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Malcolm C
Tarver
D-Ga
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
House
Agriculture Department
Bureau
U. S. Treasury
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson
Price Administration
House Cotton Bloc
West Union Commission Company Names Officer Special
The West Union Commission company held its annual meeting in West Union. Sidney Crowe was re elected president L A Kiel vice president Harry Cline secretary and Richard Gross and Jacob Frieden directors. The year saw record business of 64835879 with merchandise sales 16775660 livestock 48060219. Net profit 614794 after expenses. 12713 head of live stock handled, hogs 10488 and 9958 cattle and other sl: note: minor OCR issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union Commission Company
West Union
Sidney Crowe
L. A. Kiel
Harry Cline
Richard Gross
Jacob Frieden
O'Toole Buys 257 Acre Farm Near Here for 11500
Louis O T o Toole purchased the 257 acre Mrs Louise Deremore estate farm near here for eleven thousand five hundred dollars. The deal secures a sizable property in the region and marks a notable local land transaction. Opposing bids and further details were not provided in the accessible text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Louis O’toole
Louis O'Toole
Coming Farm Auctions Schedule Across Counties
A sequence of farm auctions announced with specific dates and locations. E L Hill closes out sale March 12 three miles northwest of Coggan. Franck and Boddicker dairy sale March 13 one mile southwest of Newhall. A W McArthur public sale March 14 four miles northwest of Springville. Zack McArthur closing out sale Fairfax March 16. W J Leibe closing out sale Marion March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Hill
Coggan
Franck and Boddicker
Newhall
A. W. McArthur
Springville
Zack McArthur
Fairfax
W. J. Leibe
Marion
West Union Farm Loan Assn Elects Directors
At the West Union annual meeting, Mar vin Klinkenberg of Farmersburg and Louis T. Olson of Clermont were re elected to 3 year director terms. Ray G. Teague of Oelwein joined for a 1 year term. Klinkenberg became president and Olson vice president. Glenn KE. Yates was secretary treasurer and Donna Johnson office assistant. E N Van Horne of Omaha and M C Wangsness spoke to about 200 attendees at dinner and meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
West Union National Farm Loan Association
Marvin Klinkenberg
Farmersburg
Louis T. Olson
Clermont
Ray G. Teague
Oelwein
Klinkenberg
Olson
Glenn KE. Yates
Donna Johnson
E. N. van Horne
Omaha
Federal Land Bank
M. C. Wangsness
Fayette County
Tama Groups Plan Soil Conservation Effort in County
Representatives from Triple-A Farm Bureau and other groups met Tama county soils district commissioners Tuesday night to coordinate a soil conservation program. Chief speaker was W. T. Maakes stad extension soils specialist, with staff Frank P. Reed Ernie Sevde and E. P. Burr. District commissioners are Fred Bruene William Kremanek and L. P. Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Triple-A
Farm Bureau
Tama Soils District
W. T. Maakestad
Frank P. Reed
Ernie Sevde
E. P. Burr
Fred Bruene
Gladbrook
William Kremanek
L. P. Marsh
Dairy Cattle Averaged $177 at Lincoln Sale
Twenty one head of cattle averaged $177 at the R. H. Lincoln dairy sale near Anamosa. Topcow sold for $192.50, a bull $185, yearling heifers $81 and calves $35. Buyers from five counties attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Lincoln
Topcow
Angus Bull Sells At Walter Hammer Farm Auction
A Black Angus bull fetched 170 dollars at the Walter Hammer farm sale four miles north of town. Milk cows brought 140 to 170 dollars, heifers 115 to 122, work horses 45 to 55, timothy and clover hay 0.50 a bale, and straw 0.55 a bale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandview
Timothy
Walter Hammer
Government rules blamed for meat market chaos says Wilson
CHICAGO UP A livestock industry spokesman charged that price and subsidy policies have forced producers to support thousands more slaughtering and processing establishments than before the war and created a sprawling market network. P O Wilson National Livestock Producers Association secretary manager said slaughterers rose from about 1800 to 9000 plus black market plants, and price controls threaten further chaos, reduced meat production and higher consumer costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
P. O. Wilson
National Livestock Producers Association
Wilson
4 H Members Enroll in Crops and Fertilizer Work
4 H members across 36 Iowa counties have enrolled in crops and fertilizer projects under G A Lineweaver who oversees boys 4 H work. Enrollments closed March 1 with individual enrollments totaling 444 across five agronomy phases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
INS
Iowa
G. A. Lineweaver
FENCE DRIFT Caught in the Woven Wire
Dr. Charles E. Finley of Iowa State returns from a Guatemala corn experiment substation enthused by discoveries. Dr. I. E. Melhus reports over 500 corn strains identified by local villagers, including rootworm immune varieties and stalks resistant to borers, offering potential for North American varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Finley
Iowa State College
Guatemala
Chicago
I. E. Melhus
Iowa State
Filley
Delaware Pomona Sponsors Degree Work
Manchester Delaware Pomona Grange sponsored third and fourth degree work on Wednesday night. Third degree shown by Grange O'Delhi and fourth degree by Jones Mill Grange. Larry Cook sang a solo. Another meeting is scheduled March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Delaware
Pomona Grange
Grange O’delhi
Jones Mill Grange
Larry Cook
Forrest Cook
Masonville Grange
Guernsey breeders set June 27 parish show in Iowa
The second district Guernsey breeders meet in Cedar Rapids planned a parish show and picnic on June 27 at the Arnold Pancratz farm near Dubuque. Fourteen breeders from five counties attended the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Arnold Pancratz
Dubuque
Central City Creamery Holds Annual Meeting
Central City Creamery held its annual meeting with 120 attendees. Directors elected for 38-year terms were Henry Anderson Dudley Henderson and Martin Nielsen. Manager John Sadler reported 398000 pounds of butter produced with 61000 pounds printed and wrapped, and butterfat averaged 55 18 cents per pound. Earl Batch elder presided and Prof C A Iverson of Iowa State College spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
Farmers Mutual Creamery Company
Henry Anderson
Dudley Henderson
Martin Nielsen
John Sadler
Earl Batch~elder
C. A. Iverson
Iowa State College
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E Avenue NW
Brockway-Mosier Sale
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Bae
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Iwarket
Goska
16Th Ave
Pig Tails
Wieners
Bologna
Food Market
First Street
Wilson's
POND
Ty Schulze
Duster
GOOCH
Miami
Oxydol
Texas
Betty Crocker Soup
Span el Re
Jack Sprat No
Heinz
Hills Bros, Coffee
Wapsie
G.Y
Lipton
POUN
RED River Cobbler
RED River Cobbler U
Calif
Hills Bros
Ammaco
West Union Farm Loan Assn
Tama
Lincoln
Angus
R. B.C
Delaware Pomona
Guernsey
Central City Creamery
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