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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1942

Page

19

Truck Cargo Pooling Proposed to Meet Full Load Rule

Western Grain and Feed association plans to pool truck cargoes and equipment across Iowa to satisfy the Office of Defense Transportation full load rules. A 100+ dealer meeting backed district clearing offices in nine districts and county halls in 99 counties to supply full loads for outgoing and returning trips. F. Hush Kelley of Des Moines won chairmanship and will forward the plan for ODT approval.

ES Moines INS Western Grain and Feed Association Office of Defense Transportation Towa Association F. Hush Kelley Des Moines ODT

Federal Poultry Specialist To Speak at West Union

George B. Senior a federal veterinarian and poultry disease expert will address a four township poultry meeting in West Union Friday at 8 30 p m County agent Paul E McElroy announced Senior led poultry clinics in the county last year

Federal Poultry West Union George B. Senior Creston Paul E. McElroy Fayette Dr. Senior

Hundred Iowa homemakers join canning demonstrations

Five hundred homemakers from all townships in Iowa county attended 10 canning demonstrations led by Miss Elizabeth Peterson Ames extension specialist. The Victory garden program aims to check canning methods to reduce spoilage and waste.

Marengo Iowa County Elizabeth Peterson Ames

Senate Extends Crop Loan Due Dates For 1941

Senate approval extends one year the maturity date of government loans on the 1941 cotton, corn and wheat crops. Farmers paying within extended period regain control of stock by clearing loans. Senate also moves to settle agricultural adjustment act claims before Jan 6, 1936 and backs two year extension of reduced interest on land bank loans with new 4 percent rate for certain mortgages.

Washington, D. C ULP Senate House Commodity Credit Corporation Roosevelt Federal Land Bank and Land Bank Commissioner Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation

Wheat storage bins shift to Winneshiek county

Fifteen steel bins will be moved from western Iowa to Winneshiek county for wheat storage destined for local feed use.

Decorah Winneshiek County Iowa

Third Big Corn Crop in Argentina 362 Million Bushels

The United States Department of Agriculture reports Argentina's third large corn harvest at 362 million bushels for 1941-42, with 18 percent less planted area but higher yields. exports fell due to war, stocks rise, and efforts to boost domestic consumption continue.

Argentina Washington, DC United States Department of Agriculture Office of Foreman Agricultural Relations Ministry of Agriculture Bank of the Nation Grain Board

FENCE DRIFT QUOTES A Ames Livestock View on Fall Farrow

Rex Beresford Ames livestock man advises breeders to sow sows for fall farrow to give piglets a good start before cold weather. With a three month three week three day gestation, sows bred now will farrow in September, easing winter survival.

Rex Beresford Ames Livestock Beresford

Bin barrier fracas to be settled before June first

James Brockway secretary of the Independent Truckers of Iowa said a general agreement before June 1 will solve the interstate barrier problem in hauling steel corn bins to Kansas. About 150 trucks are moving bins from Iowa to Kansas where wheat storage space is short.

DES Moines James Brockway Independent Truckers of Iowa Secretary of Commerce Jesse Jones Kansas Brockway Long

4-H Girls to Compete For Canning Honors

4-H girls in Ames will join a statewide canning contest under Edith Barker guidance as part of the Food for Victory drive. State victors receive trips to Chicago for the National 4-H Club congress, five $200 college scholarships, and county gold medals at season end. Awards totaling over $6,000 are funded by Ruth Kerk.

Ames Edith Barker Barker Ruth Kerk Glass Jar Chicago

Liquid Egg Output Up 78 Percent in April

The USDA reports April liquid egg production reached 94.1 million pounds, up 41.3 million pounds from a year earlier or 78 percent. Frozen eggs totaled 59.0 million pounds, up from 46.4 million. immediate consumption eggs were 2.54 million, down from 2.78 million. Dried egg output rose to 21.7 million pounds from 3.5 million, driven by government purchases for lease-lend uses. dried albumen and yolk production fell 72 and 19 percent respectively.

USDA

Extension Workers Conference in Cedar Rapids Iowa

Extension workers from 12 eastern Iowa counties met in Cedar Rapids to plan a summer victory garden campaign and expand outreach on livestock disease and garden pest control. Ames representatives outlined revised methods for informing farm families about insect and disease control and garden preservation.

Iowa Cedar Rapids Ames Extension Service H. L. Eichling P. C Taff George Decker L. C Grove E L. Waldee Victory Gardens

Cultivated Twice on 80 Acre Farm Near Atkins

ATKINS Art Van Woert operator of Weaver Witwer farms northwest of Atkins completed the second cultivation of an 80 acre corn field. BLAIRSTOWN weather slows crop growth with frost damage and replanted fields. Strawberries ripening. raspberries blooming. large blackberry and raspberry crops anticipated. WEBSTER corn mostly planted. farmers prepping for soybeans. ponds in full bloom. soybeans setting pods.

Atkins Art van Woert Witwer Blairstown Webster

Louisa 4 H Rally Day Set for Grandview June 4

Louisa county 4 H club girls will hold their annual Rally day in Grandview high school on June 4. County president Maxine Blankenhorn of Letts will chair the morning session, with Mrs Ralph Morris and Lee F. Dotson to speak. The afternoon features a service review with tableaux showing 4 H work for America and introduction of state convention delegates.

Grandview Louisa County Grandview High School Maxine Blankenhorn Letts Ralph Morris County Home Project Lee F. Dotson County Farm Bureau America

Edith Barker to Speak at Sigourney 4-H Rally Day

Mrs Edith Barker of Ames 4-H girls club leader will speak at Keokuk county 4-H rally day in Sigourney on June afternoon program includes readers tableaus showcasing 4-H work state convention delegates and a morning business session with new county officers to be elected.

Sigourney Edith Barker Ames Keokuk County Barker Presbyterian Church Ernest Green J E Zepp County Farm Bureau Roy W. Snakenberg Jane McCluskey Bernadine Senha Yven America

Jones 4-H Boys Raise 23 Purebred Litters in Feed Program

Anamosa Jones county 4 H boys participate in the Food for Freedom drive raising 23 purebred litters this year. Twenty boys joined the project, up from 17 in 1940, with 8.4 pigs per litter and an average of 6.5 pigs saved. Breeds include Chester White Hampshire Poland China Berkshire and Duroc.

Gazette Anamosa Jones County Paul W. Borglum Chester Hampshire Poland China Berkshire

County AAA Committeemen Hear Wickard Broadcast in Linn Meeting

At the suggestion of regional AAA headquarters, north central region committeemen and their spouses met in Linn County to hear a radio broadcast from 11 30 p.m. to noon featuring Claude R. Wickard and Harry Schooler. About 115 attendees were expected at the Cedar Rapids gathering for afternoon instructions on 1942 program compliance.

North Central Claude R. Wickard Harry Schooler Linn Cedar Rapids

April Oleo Sales Drop 15 Percent from 1941

The Bureau of Internal Revenue reports oleomar sales in April fell to 28 510 472 pounds, down 3 069 674 pounds from April 1941 total of 33 980 146 pounds. For January to April, sales reached 125 457 000 pounds this year versus 136 965 84 pounds last year, a 4 percent decrease.

Bureau of Internal Revenue

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Phese Orval T. Rose Marion Rose George Michel Marina Sito Harry D. Lina Secretary OF Agriculture Winneshiek Cole van Gorden Secretary OF United States Leander Big Otto Orlum Mussolini Okan Bulgy Kkisi BY Williams Pat C. R Louisa Morris Jones Kushner & CO Second ST Sedial D. E. Brickley Mer Lee Bebee Auct Iowa City J. C. Landenberger Optometrist Third Street SE Cedar Rapids, IA Sec Wickard E. Cohn & Sons Oth Ave Ird St. SW
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