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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1943

Page

13

Livestock Men hail Davis appointment as farm aid

The Chicago based report notes President Roosevelt named Chester C. Davis to head food production and distribution in the Agriculture Department. National livestock leaders say the move may ease Wickard’s heavy workload and calm farm tensions while stressing Davis’s prior AAA experience and independent streak.

Davis Wickard Roosevelt Chester C. Davis Department of Agriculture Claude R Wickard Chester Davis P. O Wilson National Livestock Producers Association United States Justice Byrnes Judge Jones Leon Henderson Henderson OPA Congress AAA Henry Wallace Federal Reserve Board Roosevelt - Hopkins-Wallace Iowa Midwest States James Byrnes Triple-A Secretary of Agriculture Washington

Top Butterfat Prices Reported at Postville Creamery

Postville Farmers Cooperative Creamery reports February prices for butterfat at 64 cents a pound for sweet cream fat and 33 cents for grade No 1 fat. This compares with 40 and 38 cents a pound last February. The month yielded 64140 pounds of butter from 7216 pounds of butterfat.

Postville Harri N Turner Postville Farmers Cooperative Creamery Company

Chief of REA Loans Dies

Lt Louis Falkenwald 41, chief of the application and loans division of the Rural Electrification Administration, a pioneer in rural electrification, died here Thursday.

REA Loans LT Louis Charles O Falkenwald Application and Ieans Rural Electrification Administration United States

High interior hog prices mark 20 year peak this week

Des Moines report shows new high prices for interior hogs over 20 years with demand broad through the week. Packers stay steady amid high costs while forecasts expect relief from rationing and slaughter programs, as receipts lift and edge past year ago figures.

Des Moines Weelnesedas Chicago

Farm Union Leader Opposes Bankhead and Pace Bills

Donald W Van Vieet president of the Iowa Farmers Union urged Iowa congressmen to oppose the Bankhead and Pace bills labeling them inflationary. He warned the parity change would lift consumer costs by about 18 to 17 percent and spark an inflation spiral harming Iowa farmers. He claimed the farm bloc supports inflation and called for floors and ceilings to stabilize prices.

Des Moines INS Donald W van Vieet Iowa Farmers Union Iowa Pace van Vieet Dang van Vleet

Ames Woman to Promote Victory Gardens in Cedar Rapids

Dorothy Baltz Hamilton of Ames will serve as assistant to Margaret Stewart to organize groups and educators in victory garden and food preservation efforts in Cedar Rapids and nearby. Linn county home economist Rex Conn announced the assignment beginning April 1. Hamilton, a 1940 Iowa State College dietetics graduate, studied in Chicago and taught in a Westfield high school. her husband is in military service.

Cedar Rapids Dorothy Baltz Hamilton Ames Rex Conn Hamilton Margaret Stewart Linn County Conn Iowa State College Chicago Westfield Sioux City

Quaife Proposes Restricted Protein Rations for Hogs

Quaife Iowa State College extension swine specialist suggests specific protein limits aligned with USDA guidance. He details mixtures for brood sows, nursing pigs, and hogs up to 100 pounds, and notes adjustments for heavier hogs and possible substitutions with commercial feeds.

Quaife Iowa

Series of Victory Garden Meetings Planned in Manchester

A sequence of meetings on planning a garden layout and dates of first and successive plantings starts next Monday in Manchester. Similar sessions follow in Delhi next Tuesday and Earlville Thursday night with Earl New of Manchester, Delaware County Victory Garden chairman, speaking next Friday evening.

Manchester Delhi Earlville Ryan—Earl New Delaware County Victory Garden

Helps You Overcome FALSE TEETH Advertisement

An ad for FASTEETH promises relief from loose false teeth with a powder that holds plates firmer and more comfortable. It stresses gum soothing effects and reduces embarrassment, urging readers to buy FASTEETH at drug stores.

Steer market rises to new highs amid strong demand

Chicago reports a broad advance in cattle prices led by eastern shippers and order buyers. Steers mostly gain 25 cents weekly, with strictly choice up to 17.60 and near choice heifers 15.50 to 16.25, while cows and bulls hit record highs and replacement calves reach 16.75.

Chicago

Farmers Urged to Drench Sheep for Nodule Worms Now

Special to The Gazette Ames A final reminder for sheep raisers to drench their animals with phenothiazine before turning them out on pasture was issued by Dr K W Stouder Iowa State College extension veterinarian. The dose is one half ounce for a lamb and one ounce for mature sheep.

Ames K. W. Stouder Iowa State College Extension Stouder

$150 an Acre For Bare 80 Ac Near Dysart

Moeller Brothers Realty reports the sale of an unimproved 80 acre farm three miles southwest of Dysart to Charles Krafka for $150 an acre. Land owned by Mrs. William Skersick of Cedar Rapids and farmed by Roland Degner.

Dysart Moeller Brothers Real Estate Charles Krafka William Skersick Cedar Rapids Roland Degner

Predict Farmers May Supply Nation s Drugs and Spices

Chicago reports at the ninth annual National Farm Chem club conference that American farmers may grow all imported spices herbs and seeds locally. spice dealer John Sokol says the western hemisphere can supply every imported item, with farmers already cultivating spices this season. Ohio State university professor Alex Laurie adds that most drugs formerly imported will be grown by farmers this year, digitalis excepted.

Chicago John Sokol National Farm Chemurghc Council Alex Laurie Ohio State University Digitalis Pacific

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