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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1942

Page

21

Expanded All-Iowa Livestock Exposition Planned Aug 15-22

The All-Iowa Livestock Exposition will feature a double header Aug 15 to 22 at Cedar Rapids with new 4 H market pig classes for East Iowa boys and girls 10 to 21. The event expands dairy cattle and beef classes and includes auctions on Aug 22. Underwriters include the chamber of commerce and show management amid $3 000 to $3 500 in added costs.

Cedar Rapids All-Iowa Committee William Rinderkneent Chamber of Commerce Victory Club East Iowa C. D. Moore All-Iowa G. D. Moore Moore Ames

State 4-H Girls to Convene at Iowa State College

Ames 4-H girls meet June 10 to 13 at Iowa State College to discuss wartime roles and contributions. Delegates include leader Mrs Edith Barker and guest experts from Carnegie Foundation and Pratt Institute. Preconvention training June 8 and 9 features panel discussions and morale-building recreation for 20 counties.

Ames Iowa State College Edith Barker Barker Ursula Hubbard Carnegie Foundation Elmina Locke Lincoln High School New York City P. C. Taft Hazel Spencer Voorhies Pratt Institute New York

Cattle Hold Back Amid Sharp Price Drops and Curtailments

Chicago reports show cattle producers cutting shipments after price declines following the OPA ceiling on dressed beef. First four months receipts total 2,996,157 head, with midweek runs stabilizing as packers seek available stock. The article notes absence of prime steers and details a Muscatine feedlot tour and local association leadership changes.

Chicago Office of Price Administration CPA

Margarine Tax Debate Touched By Nutrition Official

M L Wilson of the Office of Defense Health and Welfare Service urged federal and state delegates at a war restrictions conference to drop taxes on colored and uncolored margarine. He argued science supports margarine fortified with vitamin A as a nutritious alternative to butter and urged elimination of discriminatory laws. The proposal circulated in Washington via a press release from the Association of the Southern Commissioners of Agriculture.

George Stimpson Washington D. C M. L. Wilson Office of Defense Health and Welfare Service Wilson Defense Health and Welfare Service Paul V. McNutt Roosevelt Association of the Southern Commissioners of Agriculture

International Livestock Exposition Cancelled for 1942

CHICAGO AP The International Livestock Exposition praised as the barnyard world fair for 42 years will not be held in 1942 due to war and projected transportation shortages. Last year 12 000 to 14 000 animals came from across the U S and Canada with attendance over 400 000.

Chicago North America Canada William Ogilvie Defense Transportation Washington Illinois

Pigs Weighed Average 45 Pounds at 56 Days West Liberty Farm

One hundred twenty eight pigs on John Hendricks farm southeast of West Liberty were weighed on Wednesday. They averaged 45 pounds at 56 days of age, Muscatine county agent John Morris reported after recording the weights.

West Liberty John Hendricks John Morris Muscatine County

Wellestown Hog Auction Promises Profit During War Years

A Wellestown group offers hogs sired by Walnut Row Leader and the first prize heavyweight barrow winner from 1941 Town State fair. The note argues hog raising aids farm income during wartime and invites buyers to bid their own price under limited breeding hours.

Wellestown Walnut Row Barrow Town State Fair

Canning Goals To Be Met In Iowa War Production

A. J. Loveland reports Iowa canneries nearing capacity for wartime canned goods. Forty sweet corn plants contract 51 374 acres for 4 030 000 cases, tomatoes 6 340 acres for 1 800 000 cases, peas 4 108 acres for 378 000 cases, across six pea plants.

Des Moines A. J. Loveland Agricultural Adjustment Administration Iowa

Section 13 Buttermakers Meet May 14 in Central City

Cedar Rapids dairy man Theron Smith announces the May meeting of Section No 13 of the Iowa Creamery Operators association. The gathering on May 14 at 4 pm in Central City will be hosted by Mr and Mrs B H Johnson and will include butter scoring and judging contests a business meeting and a social evening.

Central City Theron Smith Cedar Rapids Iowa Creamery Operators Association Central

Iowa farmers buy about a million bushels of wheat for feed

Iowa AAA reports roughly 1,000,000 bushels of wheat bought since February for livestock and poultry feed. County committees purchased the grain from CCC stores at 88 cents a bushel with Linn county receiving the largest share, followed by Cerro Gordo and others across 82 of 99 counties.

Des Moines Iowa AAA A. J Loveland Iowa Aaa Commodity Credit Corporation Towa Linn County Cerro Gordo County Clinton Howard Dubuque Winneshiek Jones Fayette Worth Washington Mahaska Jackson Scott Black Hawk North Central

Ed O'Neal Leads Iowa Delegation at Farm Bureau Confab

A gathering in Moline Illinois hosted Ed O'Neal president of the American Farm Bureau federation with Cedar Scott and other eastern Iowa counties. After dinner attendees discussed setting production goals and reducing nonessential governmental agricultural agencies.

Snecini Gazette Moline Cedar Scott Iowa Illinois Agricultural Association Ed O'Neal American Farm Bureau Federation

Modern Farmhouse Near Onslow Destroyed by Fire

The eight room farmhouse of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Norris near Onslow was destroyed by a basement fire discovered around five in the morning. The family escaped unharmed and only the structure and insured contents suffered loss with $4,500 on the house and $150 on furniture and clothing.

Gazette Onslow Frank Norris Norris

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