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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1939

Page

23

Oats Planting Likely In East Iowa This Week

Weather permitting a large oats plant may go into the ground in east Iowa this week with some fields already sowed along with barley and spring wheat. The article notes field work underway near Tipton and Webster, including Henry Thumann and Alex Steele teams, with frost retreating and ground conditions improving for farming. Special to The Gazette.

Iowa Tipton Henry Thumann Alex Steele Thumann Steele Webster Ed Osweiler

Butter recovers part of 4.5 cent loss in New York markets

Colonel L. Brown reports steady butter demand as government held stock drains. Prices rose from the peg after a drop, with 3 cents regained and hopes to recover all losses. Egg supplies rise modestly, urging Easter demand. 90 and 92 score butter prices converge, while low grade shortages persist amid government stock shifts.

New York City New York

Fresh killed affects summer midwestern broiler market

Fresh killed, a factor producers across the Midwest should consider, as it is anticipated to influence the coming summer broiler market.

Four-State Farm Loan Association Organized

George H. Snodgrass of Casper Wyoming led Saturday an organization of 502 national farm loan association presidents from Iowa Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming. Jay A. Person Wauneta Nebraska is vice president E E Wight Oral South Dakota is secretary. Eastern Nebraska and Iowa presidents proposed the group early last week and South Dakota Wyoming and western Nebraska presidents approved it late Friday.

Omaha Neb George H. Snodgrass Casper Wyo National Farm Loan Association Iowa Nebraska South Dakota Wyoming Jay A. Person Wauneta E. E. Wight Oral S. D Nebraska and Iowa Association Western Nebraska

Iowans to be featured on national farm broadcasts

Two Iowa residents will speak on nationwide farm broadcasts this week. Harold Palmer of Keota, a state champion corn grower, will go on the air at 12:15 p.m. Wednesday over NBC blue. Earl Elijah of Clarence, a beef cattle feeder, will be interviewed at the same time Friday on the same stations.

the Gazette Chicago Harold Palmer Keota Blue National Broadcasting Company Earl Elijah Clarence

Rothlisberger Nominated for State Land Use Panel

Elgin area resident W. S. Rothlisberger, formerly living four miles south of Elgin, was put forward by the Fayette county planning committee as a candidate for the state land use and program development committee.

Elgin W. S. Rothlisberger Fayette County

Tipton hosts 11 county 4-H posture program

About 236 participants from eleven eastern Iowa counties attended a Tipton session on posture training for 4-H girls. Miss Ella Gardner of the USDA extension led the program with Mrs. Edith Barker assisting. The event emphasized physical posture, mental attitudes, and social confidence through exercises, games, and discussions aimed at girls, leaders, and home demonstration groups.

Iowa Tipton Ella Gardner Washington, D. C United States Department of Agriculture Extension Service Edith Barker Ames Linn Clinton Jones Muscatine Scott Johnson Cedar Delaware Dububuque Jackson Dorothy Thomas Mechanicsville Miss Gardner Scott County Girls Chorus Margaret Hall Davenport Tipton High School Buck Passer

Poor pig luck lingers amid spring in Cedar County Iowa

Reports from Tipton area farmers cite smaller litters, higher pig losses, abortions, and heavy corn feeding as possible causes. A Cedar County bank survey shows spring farrow declines versus last year, while government data claim overall pig production rose in late 1938 and expected gains continue into 1939. Weather in the coming weeks will shape the spring crop outcome.

Tipton Cedar County Iowa

Iowa Dairy Campaign Sparks Debate on State Control

A long critique of Iowa's emergency Dairy Industry law argues the state uses the dairy association to coercively fund and supervise advertising. It warns of precedent for future sectors and questions lack of audits and oversight, while noting broader grain market tensions and government dominance of grain handling.

Iowa Iowa State Dairy Association Swine Growers Association George Secretary of Agriculture Ames Iowa Dairy Association Ed Estes Waterloo Jong

Government grain program risks rural grain market ruin

The document argues that renting IS facilities during the grain move to fund a year of operation harms the free grain system. It warns that without market access and blending, storage, and hedging, country elevators lose income and may shut down. Harm comes from omissions, not direct actions, risking the existing marketing framework.

Board of Trade Chicago America Uncle Sam

Spring praise for farm girls shaping hopeful youth

A short tribute notes Tipton and Cedar Rapids farm girls focusing on attractiveness, citizenship, and courage through extempore discussion of national and international questions. The piece lauds youth effort, wishes for spring rains to wash away winter dross, and thanks spring for rejuvenating spirits.

Tipton Ceedar Rapids

Committees Named for Veterinarians Clinic on June 20

In Cedar Rapids, Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association executive board selects chairmen to organize the ninth annual practitioners' clinic at Waterloo on June 20. Appointees cover general, equine, bovine, large animal restraint, ovine, avian, swine, pet, lab diagnosis, pathological display, federal meat inspection, lights, registration, announcements, appliances, and dinner. with Dr. George R. Fowler of Ames as head surgeon and Dr. L. A. Merillat of Chicago as diagnostic consultant.

Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association Cedar Rapids W. B. Vanderloo Dubuque Waterloo C. E. Juhl Osage R. C. Byrnes Traer Bovine C. L. Crider Elkader R. B. Helming Cresco Ovine Fred J. Crow Iowa City John M. Wineinger Des Moines W. C. McGrath Elma Dwight A. Smith Ames T. D. Munce Sioux City E. W. Burke Federal Meat Inspector I. H. Hayes R. E. Elson Vinton J. W. Lucas Abingdon John B. Bryant Mount Vernon L. P. Scott George R. Fowler L. A. Merillat Chicago

Linn County Farm Bureau Calendar Events

The Linn County Farm Bureau lists weekly events including a Tuesday 2 p.m. rehearsal for the county women's chorus with Mrs. Helen Kacena Stark in Cedar Rapids. A Wednesday 10 a.m. home project meeting covers Jackson and Boulder townships with Mrs. Donald Ashby. Thursday 10 a.m. hosts Monroe home project with Mrs. Evan Riley. Friday 10 a.m. covers Franklin and Bertram townships with Mrs. John Miller.

Linn County Farm Bureau Helen Kacena Stark Cedar Rapids Jackson Boulder Townships Donald Ashby Monroe Evan Riley Franklin and Bertram John Miller

Three Allamakee Townships Score Perfect In Project Results

Three Allamakee county townships Lansing Jefferson and Linton posted perfect scores in home project results per Miss Marian Edwards Ames extension specialist judge of the annual achievement day program at Waukon Thursday Jefferson Franklin and Center townships were rated high for booth displays with one likely advancing to the state fair Franklin Makee and Franklin ranked high for program numbers and Franklin led in organization and activities A music memory contest saw Jefferson and Franklin townships excel Paint Creek and Iowa fair performed well Mrs Harva Miller county home project chairman presided at a well attended meeting State Farm Bureau committee member Mrs Raymond Sayre of Ackworth was the principal speaker Others included Horace Clark Fred O Riley Isabella Whalen Georgia Forbes and Rita Pigott.

Gazette Waukon Allamakee Lansing Jefferson Linton Marian Edwards Ames Franklin Township Paint Creek Iowa Fair Harva Miller Raymond Sayre Ackworth State Farm Bureau Horace Clark Farm Bureau Fred O'Riley Isabella Whalen Georgia Forbes Rita

Wheat crop in 1939 predicted at two thirds of 1938 output

The Agriculture Department estimated a 1939 US wheat crop near 685 million bushels if yields and acreage average, well below last year's 930 million but enough to meet domestic needs. Surplus projected at 275 million bushels on July 1, with winter wheat at 485 million and spring wheat at 200 million.</analysis>

Washington Agriculture Department Department Federal Crop Reporting Board

Farm Auction Schedule Across Iowa Markets

Auction notices list sales on March 28 29 and 30 at multiple locations including G. J. Moenck in Amber Iowa Cedar Rapids Livestock Exchange Marengo Leo Kelly Co and Earnest Melberg sale near Norway Iowa with horses and livestock featured in Cedar Rapids Amber Norway and Marengo auctions upcoming this week.

G. J Bavnig Norway New Hampshire Barahoe Big Spring A . Shar Iowa County Fair Grounds Marengo Iowa

Farm Wiring Schools In Buchanan County Schedule

County Agent Dale Irwin announced farm wiring instruction meetings to be led by Lyle Monthel Ames extension engineer in Buchanan county this week. Tuesday sessions are at Jesup 1 30 p.m. and Middlefield Center school 8 p.m. Wednesday events are at Independence city hall 1 30 p.m. and Lamont high school 8 p.m.

Independence — County Dale Irwin Buchanan County Lyle Monthel Ames Extension Jesup Middlefield Center School City Hall Independence Lamont High School

Keystone Ranch Traders Sell Heavy Steers At Cedar Rapids

Keystone residents Roy Pickering and Erwin Pickering marketed 26 head of 1,198 pound steers at Cedar Rapids for 11.50 per hundredweight. Erwin sold two loads averaging 1,220 pounds at Cedar Rapids for 10.75 per hundredweight in the same sale.

Keystone Roy Pickering Cedar Rapids Erwin Pickering

Hazleton 40 Acres Sold For 2100 Dollars

Hazleton C I Nelson reports the sale of 40 acres in Hazleton township owned by E Bruce Mackenzie to G A Steggall for 2100 dollars. The tract is unimproved and possession passed immediately. The price equates to 52.50 per acre.

Hazleton C. I. Nelson Hazleton Township E. Bruce Mackenzie G. A. Steggall

Also Mentioned on This Page

East Iowa L. Brown Four-State Farm Loan Association Organized Rothlisberger Alice Davidson Gardner Ganette Farm Bureau Calendar Joseph Kushner and Company Second Street Beutheast E. Cohn & Sons S&t Bieckhs Penick and Ford Buchanan Iowa Livestock Exchange Clements & Schmits Mers Extra Greed Choice Eam Brown Jean Jack coMtinas Srey Grey Porrel Porrel & Year Ielding, Wt. 1400) Team Black Seldings Fell Brothers Brown Aecoming Iin Apel Valle Hampshire McCormick-Deering McCermick-Deering
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