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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1941

Page

13

Grange Pledges Defense Of Liberty At Annual Convention

Louis J Taber national Master of the Grange declares at the seventy-fifth annual convention in W Peston Mass that the Grange will defend liberty and the American way while urging unlimited production from farmers to counter surpluses. He warns of price collapse without safeguards and cites a 14 point program to guide policy and reserves.

United States Congress Republic Louis J Taber The Grange W Peston Mass

National Grange Master outlines farm program goals

The document lists thirteen policy goals to boost rural morale and farm efficiency. It covers price stabilization, market development, soil conservation, research into new uses for crops, incentive payments for defense crops, farmer-owned credit, free trade between states, transportation reliability, preservation of family farms, government economy, rural electrification, and cooperation among agriculture, industry and labor.

National Grange Master

4 H Banquet Set For Saturday In Wapello

4 H club members in Wapello Louisa County will hold their annual banquet at the Presbyterian church Saturday with the theme There’s Music in the Air announced by County Agent Lael Moon. The note on the bulletin also mentions Taurus the bull as the common zodiac sign.

Wapello Louisa County 4-H Club Presbyterian Church Lael Moon

Jones Brothers Jersey cattle auction nets high prices near Iowa City

Fifty three head of Jerseys sold for an average 1560 per head at the Jones Brothers dispersal auction four miles northwest of Iowa City. Top price 630 for a three year old bull bought by E C Hetherwick of Clark Lake Michigan. Buyers came from California Michigan Wisconsin Nebraska and Illinois. Farmers estimate expansion in livestock production next year may be limited by demand and costs.

the Gazette Iowa City Jones Brothers E. C Hetherwick Clark Lake Mich J. C. Cade Hartford Mich R. M Chase van Nuys Cailif Iowa California Michigan Wisconsin Nebraska Illinois Department of Agriculture AAA

Farm Opinion Surveyed

A survey by the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station reports that 115 farmers in 23 central counties favor increasing corn acreage and payments for better livestock practices to boost production in 1942. Sixty nine percent support payments for improved feeding methods. two thirds view such payments as beneficial.

Iowa Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station AAA

Marshall County 4-H Colt Member Named Outstanding

Roland Wen gert Jr 17 of State Center Iowa was named outstanding 4-H colt club member in Iowa for 1941. Wayne Jackson field representative for the Iowa Horse and Mules Breeders Association announced the honor and said Wen gert will receive a trip to the International Livestock Exposition.

Des Moines Roland Wengert, Jr State Center Iowa Wayne Jackson Iowa Horse and Mule Breeders’ Association Horse and Mule Association of America

Carter’s Little Liver Pills Ad Claims Bile Flow Benefit

An old advertisement touts Carter’s Little Liver Pills to “wake up your liver bile” and promise two pints of bile daily. It asserts bile flow prevents gas, constipation, and sour feelings and urges readers to buy pills priced 10¢ or 26¢.

Carter

Farmers Will Be Protected by 1942 Farm Defense Plan

Des Moines officials report that the 1942 farm defense program will shield Iowa farmers from price collapses as they expand hogs eggs milk cheese and chickens. Albert J. Loveland and R. K. Bliss outline price supports set at no less than 85 percent parity and public notice requirements for expansion or termination. They stress abundant production and fair prices as the best safeguards for consumers and farmers alike.

Des Moines INS Iowa Albert J. Loveland Iowa Usda Defense Board Loveland Steagall USDA R. K. Bliss Iowa Extension Service Bliss College

Iowa Cash Farm Income Peaks in 1941 Forecast

Iowa farmers enjoy a 1941 income surge with cash farm receipts expected to reach 868 million dollars, up from 729 million in 1940. Strong price rises, higher marketings, and federal purchases under the food for defense plan drive the gain, with hogs, cattle, dairy, poultry, and feeds all contributing to record outputs and rising farmer purchasing power.

Gazette Ames—I Iowa

General orders crossword style clues list

A list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues including military terms greetings compass points legal notes and family terms. Clues cover general commands faces and common nouns such as defeat motor gas element direct mistake fungus shout beast of burden and various abbreviations.

State Planning Committee Set to Meet in Ames This Week

The Iowa State Planning Committee on agricultural programs will meet in Ames Thursday and Friday to review the past year and plan county activities. R K Bliss extension director and chairman said the meeting will address agriculture's role in the personal defense program and farm labor, tenure, finance, health, and soil conservation. Sub committees led by J C Show will meet Wednesday to outline measures for farm labor needs. The 14 member panel includes county appointees, USDA reps, and Iowa State College representatives.

Ames State Committee On Agricultural Programs R.K. Bliss Bliss J. C. Show Wesley USDA Iowa State College

Allamakee AAA reports 208 crop benefit checks

Michael Burke reports 208 checks totaling 30377 dollars distributed in 1941 Triple A crop benefit payments to Allamakee farmers.

Waukon Michael Burke Allamakee County Allamakee

Farm Auction Dates in Iowa Cedar Rapids Monticello Lisbon

Upcoming farm auctions announced by Iowa Live Stock Exchange Cedar Rapids with sales schedule. Friday Nov 14 cattle auction Cedar Rapids site. Tuesday Nov 18 Mrs F H Kurt 192 acre farm two miles east of Monticello. Wednesday Nov 19 Wm Reynolds 3344 acre farm three miles north of Lisbon.

Iowa Livestock Exchange Cedar Rapids F. H. Kurt Monticello Wm. Reynolds Lisbon

160 Sells for 125 an Acre in Iowa Farmland Deals

Robert Bowen buys 160 acre Goodyear farm six and a half miles southeast of Alburnett from Equitable Life for 125 per acre. John Coons to operate, possession March 1 1942. A. H. Aukerman reports two more Equitable sales in Clinton and Jackson counties with similar terms.

Robert Bowen Marion Alburnett Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States A. H. Aukerman Manchester John Coons H. J. Soper Cedar Rapids Aukerman Equitable Life

Neighbors Help Grand Mound Legion Harvest Corn

Thirty eight neighbors gathered at Dan Anderson farm northeast of Grand Mound to husk and crib 1,000 bushels of corn and repair fence. Mr Anderson fractured a leg six weeks ago.

Grand Mound Dan Anderson Anderson

Doctor's Invention Offers Free Truss Trial in Kansas City

A Kansas City advertisement promotes a rupture truss with no leg straps or belts. The Doctor's Invention promises a comfortable device that supports the rupture and invites readers to a 30 day trial with a free $3.50 truss if satisfied.

Kansas City Physician’s Appliance Co Koch Bldg Main St

Local Cedar Rapids Bank Promotes Feeder Loan Plan

Fred Dennie of Winthrop buys 25 head of 1 000 pound Hereford steer alfalfa feed next summer 36 head weighing 700 pounds for current feeding. David Ball and son raise Jersey cows feed a small herd of steers and heifers. The Peoples Savings Bank Cedar Rapids markets a 415 percent Cattle Feeder Loan attracting hundreds of area feeders. Archie Fraser of Anamosa tends corn 70 spring shoots 60 fall pigs amid rains and muddy fields. Farmers attend to machinery repairs seed, dehorning calves, hog butcher, winterizing poultry houses and fence work.

Fred Dennie Winthrop Mr. Dennie Peoples Savings Bank Cedar Rapids Secretary of Agriculture

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Liberty Freedom American Way Master Tabor Mr Taber Advo BR. F. A Turkey Riverside Feed Mill 14Th Ave O. B. Clements George WB. Easker Ivan Gates West Liberty Gates West Liberty Parish Farm Opinion Surveyed Iowa Farm Economist Marshall County Caromel U. Run Alvin Fire Department Uncle Amos Aservice WE. FM Williams Teen Uuans Wickard U. S. Second Army Arabia Guido U. S Taj Mahal Rth the Jfi Cain Domne Ontanio Fas Jas David Ball Bernard Quasqueton Jersey Archie Fraser Anamosa
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