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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1940

Page

18

Southern States adopt unified corn acreage and broiler plan

The article details Moore's poultry program across 43 growers from Ryan to Belle Plaine near Cedar Rapids. It covers broiler production goals, chick supply from Moore's Marion hatchery, 16 week contracts, and financing via banks accepting chicken paper. It notes premium payments and ongoing poultry expert support for management.

Ryan West Liberty Anamosa Belle Plaine Wellman Moore Dvorsky

Brooklyn area farm sells 160 acres for 125 an acre

Marvin Griech of Branklyn buys the Schulte farm near Brooklyn comprising 160 acres from the Equitable Life Insurance for 125 per acre. Possession at once. The land is well improved.

Brooklyn Marvin Griech Branklyn Schult Equitable Life Insurance Rompany

Butter Market Stabilized by FSCC Purchases

The butter market remained steady last week at 28 cents in Chicago and 28 2 cents in New York for 92 grade wholesale. FSCC bought 1,269 tubs at Chicago and 2,639 tubs at New York during the first four days. Storage stocks are only one twelfth of last year, with 670,092 pounds in 10 markets versus 75,678,142 pounds a year earlier.

Chicago New York Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation Philadelphia Boston Buffalo Pittsburgh Providence Omaha Kansas City St Lews

Sap and Syrup Simple Joys In A Country Woman

In a country woman piece, children with backyard maple trees learn to fashion spiles from elderberry stalks to tap sap. The clear liquid boils to amber syrup and is enjoyed with warm bread, celebrating simple homemade delights.

Kline To Speak Tuesday Evening At Toddeville

Allan Kline of Benton county will speak Tuesday evening in Toddeville as part of a new member welcome program by the Monroe township Farm Bureau. The event, announced by township director O E Quaas, highlights a doubling of Farm Bureau membership in Monroe township. Kline, formerly northeast of Vinton, is vice-president of the Tawa Farm Bureau federation.

Garvette Toddville Allan Kline Benton County Monroe Township Linn County Farm Bureau O E Quaas Kime Vinton Tawa Farm Bureau Federation

Maple syrup camps flourish around West Union in Fayette county

In Fayette County near West Union a maple syrup camp industry thrives with about a dozen camps. The largest camp sits four miles east of West Union on the Larrabee farm, tenanted by the Guyers, who have run the camp for seven of eight years. About 400 trees are tapped this season, though a late snap paused sap flow. veterans include William E Morse, age about 70, operating a lease on the Frisbie estate farm.

Borceial Gare West Union Fayette Iowa Fayette County William Larrabee Clermont Ubrev Lawrence Guver Guvers George Brause Garrahee New Engeland Larrabee Guyers William E Morse Morse Frisbie West Umior

Linn County Seals 430000 Bushels Iowa Corn Crop

Iowa corn producers were told no extension will be granted to the March 30 sealing deadline. Linn County reports 430000 bushels sealed surpassing last year by 100000, with no time to complete loans before the deadline. Farm officials warned the state deadline cannot be moved.

RB South Aaa Committee Booth Linn Des Moines JDPA Iowa O ' Klein AAA

Cream And Egg Regulations Taught To Produce Handlers

Sixty produce handlers from Linn, Benton, Iowa and Johnson counties and others attended a cream grading school in Cedar Rapids. The session outlined the cream grading law, licensing procedures, and introduced new egg buying regulations effective April 15 requiring detailed records of all eggs received including sources and counts of edible versus inedible eggs.

Linn Benton Iowa Johnson Counties Yuma Jones Cedar State Department of Agriculture Cedar Rapids Fred Ford Dairy and Food Inspector Marshalltown Ford Mr. Ford H. W. McElroy State Inspection Force A. W. Rudnick Ames Dairy Manufacturing Extension Service

Hamilton to Speak at Brooklyn on Tuesday

Hamilton of Des Moines, secretary of the Iowa Farm Bureau federation, will be the principal speaker at a Poweshiek county Farm Bureau booster meeting in Brooklyn Tuesday at 7 30 pm. Miller, county agent, announced that Hamilton will discuss what the Iowa Farm Bureau is doing for the Iowa farmer. Movies also will be shown on what the American Farm Bureau is doing.

the Gazette Brooklyn Hamilton Des Moines Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Farm Bureau Tfm Miller Towa Farm Bureau Iowa Farmer American Farm Bureau

Farm Auction Roundups for March 26 27

Stan wood horse sale in Ia City. Livestock auction by Ia City Sales Co on Tuesday March 26. Frank Mavlik public sale at 312 Mine Troy Mills on Wednesday March 27.

Stanwood Horse Sale City Sales Co Frank Mavlik Troy Mills Sayter Cageton Troy Mlle

Truck Crops Educational Meeting In Cedar Rapids

A canning and truck crops educational meeting will be held at the Chamber of Commerce building in Cedar Rapids on March 29 at 7 30 p m. J LeRoy Farmer, Cedar Rapids packer distributor, announced. Principal speakers are E R Tancashire, raw products specialist in a Chicago firm, and W H Collins, Ames extension associate in horticulture.

Chamber of Commerce Cedar Rapids J LeRoy Farmer Cedar Rapids Packer E R Tancashire Chicago W. H. Collins Ames Extension

Corn Plantings Forecast Dip Across Nation in 1940

The March 1 crop report forecasts overall corn plantings 14 percent below the 1929 38 average with declines in the 10 major western states and the contem porary shifts across southern and northern states. It notes a fourth straight year of reduced acreage and details regional changes, yields, and state by state totals for 1940.

Middle West Ashington Iowa Ginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Kentucky Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Ohio Indiana Illinois Minnesota Missouri South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Michigan Virginia North Dakota Wisconsin Arkansas Maryland West Virginia

Cream hauler W F Dunlap to dine on sixty sixth birthday

W F Dunlap of Springville, Dean of cream haulers, has logged 648 975 miles in 44 years. He drove 281 700 miles by team and wagon and 367 275 miles by truck. He started hauling at Linn Grove creamery and has served five managements. Dutch Levsen now manages Springville creamery.

Gazette Springville W. F. Dunlap Dunlap Cedar Rapids Harry Erickson L. L. Batchelder Linn Grove Levsen

Horses Top At $155 At West Liberty Auction

Special to The Gazette West Liberty horses topped at 155 dollars with teams at 300 dollars during the P N Gibson annual spring sale. More than 1,000 buyers attended, with many from out of state. Two carloads of horses were shipped Friday to Vernon New York for farming purposes.

West Liberty P N. Gibson Vernon N. Y

Stanwood Farmer Reports 63 Butcher Dogs Sold at $5 CWT

Stanwood farmer Lucian Burgess said 63 choice butcher dogs averaged 302 pounds each were sold in Chicago Friday at 5 dollars per hundredweight.

the Gazette Stanwood Lucian Burgess Chicago

Edith Hagerman Wins Linn 4-H Record Contest

Edith Hagerman of Marion has been named winner of the Linn county 4-H girls record book contest. She has six years in the club and her records enter a state contest to be judged in June. Two state winners earn a free trip to the national 4-H camp in Washington in June. A parallel 4-H boys contest is held annually.

Mount Vernon Arlo Stinger Linn Edith Hagerman Marion Stinger Washington

The Unseen God by WM JAMES HEAFS

Poem traces the divine presence in nature from dew and rain to mountains valleys and rivers. The speaker sees the Infinite in every living thing and in all that moves or dies, declaring the Unseen God pervades all.

God James Heafs

Farm Bureau Calendar Linn County Meetings This Week

Linn County meetings include Tuesday training schools at various homes and township meetings. Wednesday features a training school and a YWCA chorus rehearsal. Thursday and Friday list additional township events and a 4-H banquet Saturday at the Presbyterian church in Marion. Lamb kill figures for interior packing plants note daily 9,200 head and yearly 2,500,000.

Linn County Maine Township Home Project Paul Stewart Monroe Township Farm Bureau Toddville College and Putnam Townships Anton Wnetolicky Cedar Rapids Fairfax Township Wes Karal Bertram Township Home Project Anton Biderman Presbyterian Church Marion

Mosaic Law And Shakespeare Applied To Pork Production

Frank Edwards of Epworth raises pigs with unusual cleanliness linking biblical Deuteronomy rules to modern swine care. He claims 97 pigs from 13 sows average 35 pounds at furrows, with litters weighing far more than state averages, and says weekly plowing keeps disease and odor away, applying historical sanitation to a practical hog operation.

Upworth Man Frank Edwards Epworth E. l. Quaife Ames Edwards Eldon Olson Boone County Olson Quaife Chester White Ed Hemmer Hemmer

Tax Refund Bill On Pork Tax Delays In House

Washington correspondent reports only 25 to 30 signatures on a petition to force action by the House on the pork tax refund bill. The Senate refused to suspend rules to consider it as an amendment to the agriculture appropriation bill. Senator Frazier plans to reintroduce the proposal as an amendment. Bankhead’s cotton cooperatives bill looms on the calendar awaiting action.

SD Hadley Gazette Washington House of Representatives House of 218 Hadley Senate Agricultural Department Lynn J. Frazier North Dakota Sen John Bankhead Alabama Federal Farm Board Hoover Bankhead House Agriculture Committee House Hadeley

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