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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1937

Page

15

U S Lard Consumption Falls as Production Shrinks

Federal data show lard output at about 65 percent of normal while stocks surge. April 1 holdings reached 217 million pounds, up 183 percent from a year earlier, the largest for the date on record. Per capita use dipped to 0.35 pounds in January 1937.

United States Federal Department of Agriculture Paullus Vil Log Cate Serges Iara United Kingdom Great Britain China Canada Denmark Poland Lithuania Hong Kong Leslie M Carl Federal Agricultural Statistician Des Moines Iowa

Marion area farm sells for 3000 to former tenant

R. R. Cessford of Marion reports the sale of an 80 acre improved farm seven miles northeast of Marion to Vernon Nelson, a former tenant, for $3,000. Nelson had been renting the property.

R. R. Cessford Marion Vernon Nelson Mr. Nelson

Cattlemen Banquet Draws 135 in Benton County

One hundred thirty five feeders attended the Benton County Cattle Producers and Feeders association banquet at Vinton Friday evening. Rex Beresford spoke on buying feeders in relation to crop conditions. J Potter Smith announced 100 paid memberships in the county group.

Benton County Cattle Producers and Feeders Association Vinton Rex Beresford Ames Animal Husbandman J. Potter Smith

Locust Trees Show Growth and Root Nodules Revealed

A photograph by Res Conn shows a year old locust tree with nitrogen fixing nodules on its roots. Seedlings planted in 1925 under the Hannon Fund project display extensive root growth and characteristic legume traits as part of a study on control and soil health.

Res Conn Linn

New Buildings Rise on Tama County Farm Site

fragments describe construction on a Tama County farm with multiple structures underway. text references dates and local figures, noting development progress and economic activity in the agricultural community.

Tama

Iowa FCA reports 1936 farm sales total and 1937 first quarter gains

The Farm Credit Administration sold 330 Iowa farms in 1936 for 1 918 609 with an average 5 814 per farm and 112 Town farms sold January–March 1937 for 795 566 average 7 103. Nationally 1 000 more farms sold in Q1 1937 than a year earlier, with 3125 farms and 637 parcels bought by owners and tenants.

Washington Farm Credit Administration Iowa FCA Federal Land Banks W. J. Myers Federal Land Bank and Land Bank Commissioner The United

Linn County dairy test yields high butterfat in April

The Linn C. T. A. No. 2 test lists 515 cows on test with 655 pounds of milk and 286 pounds of butterfat on average for April. The Frank Decker herd of 28 purebred Holsteins led with 994 pounds of milk and 395 pounds of butterfat. a grade Holstein from Sargeant and White, Marion, posted 89.9 pounds of butterfat as the top individual.

Linn Cow Test Association E. F. Nation Frank Decker Clarence Sargeant Marion

Argentine Corn Arrives in Chicago in Record Volume

About 706000 bushels of Argentine corn reach Chicago this week aboard five steamships with an estimated total cargo of 903000 bushels. Docking was to occur Friday and Saturday with some loads fenced on Norris elevators for cereal use. Export reports show a weekly total of 4945000 bushels with 1,9370000 destined for Atlantic ports and the rest to the western states.

Chicago Cireanaup Norris

Butter Prices Rally in New York as Imports Decline

New York butter prices rose sharply last week due to tight domestic receipts and scarce foreign butter. Market expectations point to May mid or later before supplies exceed demand, with some May contracts around 31 4 cents signaling potential price declines for profit. Liberal egg supplies ease prices, while poultry markets face disruption from possible May 1 reductions in loading charges.

United States Board of Trades L. Brown New York City New York Chicago Holland Atlantic Seaboard Secretary of Agriculture

Top Herd in Greeley C T A from 4 H Heifer

A 4-H club heifer bought for 155 in 1923 at ten months old started a herd that set the highest production record in the Greeley Cow Test association since 1926. The Nieman and Son herd, southeast of Delhi, averaged 12 575 pounds of milk and 460.1 pounds of butter fat. the year’s high individual yielded 15 770 pounds of milk and 609.5 pounds of butterfat.

Delhi Greeley John Nieman William Waterloo Delhi High School Delaware County Nieman Greeley Association

Mabel the aged cattle dog keeps tax record steady

Myron Hines, a farmer south of Buchanan, paid the sixteenth annual tax on his old dog Mabel this spring. The half white collie and half English shepherd was a top cattle dog for years and her numerous pups have also excelled at cattle work though age now tells.

Cedar Bluffs Frank Shima Mr. Shima Joe Shima Frank Eddy Marilyn John Stable Myron Hines Buchanan Mabel

Holstein District Meetings Set Across Iowa Posts

Iowa Holstein breeders announce a series of district meetings to plan ten district dairy cattle shows. Earl Shultz says district show dates will be set at these sessions. The state show will be June 30 in Waterloo with district winners entering as district herds.

Ames Iowa Earl Shultz Iowa Holstein Breeders Association Shultz Extension Service Waterloo Atlantic Des Moines Stockton Elkader Fayette Paulina

Belle Plaine F.F.A. Chapter Initiated at Marengo

A new Future Farmers of America chapter was started at Marengo High School with Belle Plaine F.F.A. officers assisting. Marengo elected officers Marlowe Burgy president Carrol McKusker vice president Earl Misek treasurer Orlo Buswell reporter DeWayne Langlas secretary and Donald Langlas sergeant at arms. New members listed included Glenn Scott Peter McGiven Michael McGivern Carl Agee Leonard Fiser Glen Langlas Billy Sayers and Orval Thomas. honorary members named were Superintendent J H Shipton and instructor R L Amsberry.

Marengo Future Farmers of America Marengo High School Belle Plaine Dick Schild Leonard Cherveny Willard Grummer George Hughes Wayne Beyers Ellery Vermace L. L. Falck Marlowe Burgy Carrol McKusker Earl Misek Orlo Buswell DeWayne Langlas Donald Langlas Glenn Scott Peter McGiven Michael McGivern Carl Agee Leonard Fiser Glen Langlas Billy Sayers Orval Thomas J. H. Shipton R. L. Amsberry

Linn County Farm Bureau Calendar For This Week

Linn County Farm Bureau lists events this week. Monday 8 p.m. cattle feeders meeting Memorial Hall Marion. Tuesday 2 p.m. women’s chorus rehearsal Library Marion and 8 p.m. board of directors meeting Farm Bureau office. Wednesday 8 p.m. Otter Creek township Farm Bureau meeting Alburnett High School.

Linn County Farm Bureau Linn County Memorial Hall Marion Farm Bureau Board of Directors Farm Bureau Office Otter Creek Township Alburnett High School

Southeast Iowa to Have Guernsey Show

A southeast Iowa Guernsey parish show planning committee was named in West Liberty to pick time and place for a Cedar Rapids exhibiting event. The group endorses the All Iowa Livestock Exposition for Sept 6 to 10 and aims to select a 20 head show herd for Cedar Rapids.

West Liberty C. C. Erb Centerdale Francis Stewart Tipton J. S. McBride Muscatine Iowa Harry Sage Davenport Cedar Rapids Charles Mountain Des Moines State Guernsey Organization Independence West Union Fred Buck Johnson E. P. Hayes Washington Marvin Mathes Clinton Louisa Counties

Cattle Bring 15 On Chicago Market From Monticello Feeder

John J. Buol of Monticello sold a feeder lot of cattle on the Chicago market for 15 dollars per hundredweight.

Monticello John J. Buol Chicago

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U.S Ray Anderson Gazette Benton Co Waubeck Farm Marion CCC the Gazette Warten Beverly Cattle Company Yards Ars Note Washington Baserday Reieue Trez Linn C. T. A. No Suburban Gas Co First Street Cesar Tnapids Merchants National Bank Bldg Paramount Pharmacy Paramount Theater Building Gazette Photo Elkader and Holstein Belle Plaine F.F.A Farm Bureau Calendar E. Cohn and Sons St. SW Sound Corp George Michel Marlon, Iowa Houle Ny National Hybrid Corn Co Anamusa Mood Onslow Fowa City Towa
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