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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1947

Page

10

Government Grain Buying Blamed for High Prices

The National Association of Commodity Exchanges and Allied Trades urged a congressional probe accusing government officials of misleading the public. It alleges export purchases push wheat prices to 17 year highs and warns of further market distortion and reduced wheat reserves.

Hicago Grain Exchange National Association of Commodity Exchanges and Allied Trades, Inc Co Ft OU OT Sts Mad Jonn J. Willuais Lulvetl J. A. Higgons, Jr Commodity Exchange Association Williams

Tornado Toll in 1946 Reported at 77 Dead

Washington based report from the U S weather bureau notes 114 tornadoes in 27 states during 1946 with Texas Kansas and Oklahoma leading. Seventy seven people died and property damage estimated at 12 657 650 dollars, slightly above the long term average.

Washington U. S. Weather Bureau Texas Kansas Oklahoma

Fence Drift Caught in Woven Wire

A driver on a gravel road near Wat kins helps a larger boy and two smaller boys change a punctured tire. The boys assist with the jack and spare, offer no tip, and depart grateful yet playful. The narrator thanks Louis Becker and his brother of Norway for the good deed.

Watkins Louis Becker Norway

Benton County Soils District Approves Farm Plans

Benton county soil district commissioners approved 10 farm plans prepared by SCS technicians with landowners. Farms listed include Hanneman in Vinton at 240 acres and Fry at 400, Nabholz in Shellsburg at 93, Miller in Vinton at 270, Donels in Shellsburg at 80, Losenicky in Garrison 140, Nabholz in Shellsburg 160, Thiher in Vinton 120, Donels in Shellsburg 135, and Ray Donels in Ames 60. Planning group 18, led by John W. Thorman of Blairstown with Melvin Potter of Newhall as assistant, includes Hiram Lanam, Bruce Hannen, Harold Plagman, H R Rieke, Merle Thorman, Grunewalds of Blairstown, and Lawrence Becker and Mrs. L A Becker of Norway.

Vinton Benton County

Wool market slow in Boston buyers pass on most grades

Domestic wools moved slowly in the Boston market as buyers limited purchases to essential needs. Fine staple wools remained scarce while interest in other grades waned. Despite CCC stocks of fine wools, buyers avoided offerings due to high levels of undesirable short fibers. Most sales involved revalued Texas 1943 and 1944 wools with some grading in progress.

Boston Commodity Credit Corporation Texas

Wool Market Edges Lower as Producers Concede Prices

The article notes several wool lots sold at appraisal levels and the start of 1947 wool appraisal. Manufacturers face retail pressure for lower prices with the first textile price cut around 10 percent by a yarn maker. Woolen production remains curtailed with occasional concessions on cloth inventories.

Rice Rupture Service Experts to Visit Cedar Rapids

Personal representatives of William S. Rice Inc will present the Rice Method for reducible rupture at the Allison Hotel on Wednesday April 2. Demonstrations and appliance fittings offered with a 30 day trial. no charge unless satisfied. Hours: 10-12 am 2-5 pm 7-9 pm.

William S. Rice, Inc Adams, N. Y Allison Hotel Cedar Rapids

Beef supplies rise offsets pork drop in nation

In Fort Collins Colorado A and M College Extension service economist T H Summers reports a substantial beef supply increase more than offsets a pork supply decrease across the country.

Fort En Colo Ins T. H. Summers Colorado A. & M. College ‘Extension Service

IUSDA Asked To Advise Purchase Of More Chicks

Commercial hatcheries urged poultrymen to buy more baby chicks as the Iowa Farm Bureau notes a six percent drop in intended chick purchases for 1947 versus 1946. February hatchings were four percent lower than 1946, while January rose ten percent.

IUSDA Des Moines United States Department of Agriculture Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Bureau of Agriculture Economics BAE Bureau

Iowa corn to Rumania shipment cleared from Denison

A carload of Crawford county hybrid seed corn is cleared for shipment to Romania for spring planting. The corn was bought by the Commodity Credit Corporation for Europe. Three carloads were requested but only one could be spared from local demands.

Denison Crawford County Rumania Commodity Credit Corporation Europe

Galen Notes Linseed Oil Drying Properties in 230 A.D.

In 230 A.D. Galen referenced linseed oil for its drying qualities. This early observation suggests ancient knowledge of linseed's use in medicines and preparations, indicating its role in historical healing and material applications.

Galen

Texas Border Patrols Hunt Hoof and Mouth Disease

Texas ranchers and state officials mount a border patrol along the Rio Grande to catch cattle possibly carrying hoof and mouth disease. Eighty five cowhands, paid 300 dollars monthly, ride from 39 camps from El Paso to Brownsville, patrolling daily in Spanish bilingual teams.

Mcallen Texas Rio Grande New Mexico Gulf of of Mexico United States Texas Livestock Sanitation Commission el Paso Brownsville

Texas Seeks Border Guard Against Disease Invasion

Authorities urge active arrests and border patrols to stop cattle disease from spreading into Texas. Ranchers and cattlemen in nearby states consider restricting Texas cattle shipments if the disease advances, threatening the state’s cattle industry. The Livestock Sanitation Commission seeks widespread cooperation among landowners and farmers along the border. A official notes success of patrols could influence future cattle movement rights. Crop sales from farms are reported to fall short of fertility.

Texas United Press Lone Star Livestock Sanitation Commission

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