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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1939

Page

4

Cold Beef and Other Meats Storage At Nov 1 Declines

Beef holdings stood at 49,246,000 pounds on November 1 up from 36,943,000 a month earlier but still near the lowest for November 1 since 1932. Total meat storage reached 383,000,000 pounds, the largest since 1936 yet below the five year average, with lard and pork also showing declines and poultry rising seasonally. Cheese and butter stocks were down from October while government holdings remained a minority share of total storage.

Nold Agricultural Marketing Service DPMA FSCC

Hillier of Cedar Rapids Pays 385 For Canadian Bull

The National Holstein Blue Ribbon sale saw Top Row the top seller at 1000, consigned by Lauxmont farms Wrightsville Pa and P B Miss ner Ellicott City Md. Canadian cattle ranged 185 to 585.35, with Madam Korndyke Colantha sold to F W A Hopkins Minn and Springbank Captivator Reecho to Cedar Rapids for 385.

Waukesha Wis U.S. Naval Academy Top Row Lauxmont Farms Wrightsville P. B. Missner Ellicott City Korndyke Colantha George L. Bell Sarnia Ont Hopkins, Minn T. R. Dent Woodstock Springbank Reecho Guy Ae Cedar Rapids

Waukon Farm Sale Totals $2,000 With Grains and Hogs

Corn brought 38 cents a bushel oats 35 cents a bushel and timothy hay seven dollars a ton at the Mrs Charles Klepper farm sale six miles southwest of Waukon. Feeding hogs brought 7.25 each cows sold at 5 a head one horse 105 and calves 22 each.

Waukon Timothy Hay Charles Klepper Cook Urbana Center Point Cedar Ridge Road Serrel Celta Chester McCermick Andy Blow Mayes Corm McCormick-Deering Ome de- Laval

Nine Watershed Projects Approved In Winneshiek

The Winneshiek county soil improvement association approved nine watershed projects including Krumm creek in Jackson township and Springwater in Canoe township. Additional areas are Rock Springs Highland Sylvester Wise Pleasant Bakke Frankville Nordness Springfield Schrandt Washington Military Calmar Madison. Each area covers four to eight farms.

Decorah Krumm Creek Jackson Township Springwater Canoe Township Winneshiek County Soil Improvement Association Rock Springs Highland Sylvester Wise Pleasant Bakke Frankville Nordness Springfield Washington Military Calmar Township Haugen Home Madison

Hog Cholera Reported In 32 East Iowa Localities

Thirty two localities in eastern Iowa show hog cholera outbreaks reported by veterinarians in recent weeks. Listed areas include What Cheer Cresco Ossian Postville Volga City Fayette West Union Elgin Calmar Wa_ucoma Elkader Garber Garnaville Spillville Grinnell Dike Bremer Waverly Hazleton Brandon New Hampton and extensive outbreaks at Thornburg Keswick Victor Sigourney Hayesville Hedrick Hartwick Webster Harper Calmar Decorah.

Iowa What Cheer Cresco Ossian Postville Volga City Fayette West Union Elgin Calmar Waucoma Elkader Garber Garnaville Spillville Grinnell Dike Bremer Waverly Hazleton Brandon New Hampton Thornburg Keswick Victor Sigourney Hayesville Hedrick Hartwick Webster Harper Calmar and Decorah

Begin Soil Conservation Weekly Class At Grinnell

Grinnell hosts the first of 10 weekly soil conservation classes for local farmers Tuesday evening. Kenneth Thatcher, Grinnell high school agriculture instructor, leads as part of the state vocational program. Experts will cover farming aspects and the 1940 price outlook.

Grinnell Kenneth Thatcher

Cedar 4 Hers To Show Five Calves At Chicago

Four Cedar county 4 H club members plan to exhibit five calves at the International Livestock Show in Chicago from December 2 to 9. Participants include Robert Joslin Clarence with two Herefords Ethel Domer Tipton with one Angus Donald Bachman Clarence with one Shorthorn and Ron Armstrong Tipton with one Shorthorn. The sanderling is known as the globe trotter of the bird world due to its wide distribution.

The Gazette Tipton Cedar County Chicago Robert Joslin Clarence Ethel Domer Angus Donald Bachman Ronzo Armstrong

Spilled corn bin collapse at Marion prompts rebinned storage

A government bin burst Sunday night at Marion sending corn into a nearby bin with a reinforcing hoop near the bottom. The collapsed bin held 2 457 bushels with about 2 425 expected to transfer. cinders and dirt will cause part loss. Hoops, made at Cedar Rapids, cost 435 each. Floyd Emmons tightens the hoop on the receiving bin.

Marion Cedar Rapids Floyd Emmons Linn County

November 4-H enrollment month urged for Iowa youth

Ames assistant extension director Paul C. Taff named November as 4-H enrollment month and urged all rural Iowa boys and girls to enroll by December 1 to ensure a full year's activities. He cited 190 000 nonmember farm youths and 27 000 last year as current 4-H participation, outlining projects in swine, beef, dairy, sheep, poultry, corn, gardens, and home economics plus music, wildlife, conservation, and fire prevention. Farm youth should contact their county agent or 4-H agent for enrollment.

Ames Paul C. Taff Iowa Club Iowa Taff

Neighbors Help Husking at Earlville Farm

Twenty two neighbors from 10 teams gathered at Martin Yelden's Earlville farm to husk his corn crop while he remains ill.

Earlville Martin Yelden Yelden

Farmers Institute Set for Colesburg December 1 2

The annual Farmers Institute at Colesburg will be held December 1 and 2. Officers include President John Schaub, Vice President Harley White, Secretary Edith Merten, and Treasurer E H Birkholz. Committees cover programs exhibits and merchant interviews with listed members.

Colesburg Farmers’ Institute John Schaub Harley White Edith Merten E. H. Birkholz Harold Holthaus John T. Rider Lois Wahl Edward L. Molln Ben Holthaus Martin Freidlein

Cedar Women To Hold Chorus Rehearsal

A Cedar county rural women's chorus rehearsal is set for 8 p.m. November 20 at Mrs. James Britcher's home in Tipton. Director is Mrs. Don Dallas. business manager Mrs. Harold Oldorf. secretary treasurer Mrs. John Bolin for the 1939 40 organization.

Tipton Cedar County

New Farm Bureau Drive Adds 410 Members in Allamakee County

A one day membership drive in Allamakee County added 410 Farm Bureau members after canvassing all but one township. The effort brought in 75 new members in Waukon.

Waukon Allamakee County Farm Bureau

Annual Session Of Butter Institute Set For Dec 5 6

CHICAGO W N W Hepburn executive secretary announced the thirty first annual meeting of the American Butter Institute will be held here December 5 and 6 A banquet program on December 5 will feature Clifton M Utley director of the Chicago council on foreign relations discussing Current World Affairs Another keynote speaker will be E V McCullum nutrition expert from Johns Hopkins University Baltimore.

Chicago WN. W. Hepburn American Butter Institute Hepburn Clifton M. Utley Chicago Council On Foreign Relations E. V. McCullum Johns Hopkins University Baltimore

Hybrid Corn Field Day Planned by North Iowa AEA

North Iowa Agricultural Experimental Association schedules the Hybrid Corn Field Day for November 15. Dr. C S Reddy will announce official yield results from 78 tests and show labeled bushel samples for moisture, quality and disease comparisons. New disease resistant hybrids, including Hancock, will be distributed as attendance prizes. Weed show by Ames plant pathologists R H Porter or J H Standen follows in the afternoon.

Kanawha North Iowa Agricultural Experiment Association C. S. Reddy Ames Extension Plant Reddy Hancock R. H. Porter J. H. Standen Ames Plant Pathologists

Forty second Clayton county Farmers Institute at Edgewood

EDGEWOOD The forty second annual Clayton county Farmers Institute is set for December 4 6 at Edgewood. Special focus on hybrid seed corn classes with seven prize categories. Prizes totaling 50 dollars paid as premiums on corn small grains seed potatoes baked goods and candies. Farmers from Clayton Delaware Buchanan and Fayette counties may compete.

Edgewood Clayton County Farmers’ Institute Clayton Delaware Buchanan Fayette

Riverside Farmers Deliver 18000 Bushels to Government Bins

A total of 18,000 bushels of corn was delivered to government bins at Riverside by local farmers under loan liquidation. Albert Navy of the Iowa township committee confirms the large shipment and oversees bin erection duties.

Riverside Albert Navy Iowa Township Committee

Slaughterings of Livestock Increase in Midwest Markets

Week ended November 10 showed higher cattle calves hogs and sheep slaughter at interior Iowa and southern Minnesota markets versus the prior week and year earlier. Total hogs 170 712 head calves 8 870 cattle 15 964 and sheep 44 995 across 27 centers.

Des Moines Iowa Minnesota

Dysart Man To Exhibit At International Grain Show

Dysart grower Myron Schuchart will enter yellow soybeans at the twenty first International Grain and Hay show in Chicago with the International Livestock exposition. H R Richards of Swan Marion county was elected to the corn judging committee. The closing date for grain show entries is November 20. A strong Iowa presence is expected due to early corn harvest and late show dates.

Dysart Kowa Chicago Myron Schuchart Tama County H. R. Richards Swan Marion County Iowa

Farm Auction Week Briefing With Multiple Sales Listed

A calendar of farm auctions across Iowa shows A M Crain closing out near Springville, Beverly Cattle Co near Cedar Rapids, M S Cook near Urbana, Thomas Willmott Estate near Waubeek, and Henry Schlesselman implements sale near Whittier. Listings specify dates from Thursday to Tuesday with locations and proximity details.

A. M. Crain Springville Beverly Cattle Co Cedar Rapids M. S. Cook Urbana Thomas Willmott E. Waubeek Henry Schlesselman Whittier

Crop Production In Nebraska Near Forty Percent Of Normal

Lincoln Nebraska crops are pegged at 40 percent of normal by federal Crop Statistician A E Anderson. Indicators show more sheep feeding this winter, the weakest outlook on record for winter wheat hay and roughage with 70 percent of normal supply, and no change in November corn and small grains estimates.

Lincoln, Neb A. E. Anderson Nebraska

Louisa F. B. Membership Drive Kickoff in Wapello

A kick off banquet at Wapello high school Wednesday evening opens the 1940 Louisa county Farm Bureau membership drive. Each township fields four teams of four. the drive ends Saturday with a victory oyster supper and awards for participants.

Gazette Wapello Wapello High School Louisa County Farm Bureau

Wellman Eighty Farm Sells at 35 An Acre

The Louie Zillmer 80 acre farm near Wellman sold to Eardly Bell Jr for 2800 dollars, 35 dollars an acre. The property has fair improvements and is tenanted by Charley Long Jr.

Wellman Louie Zillmer Eardly Bell, Jr Charley Long, Jr

Allamakee Cow Test Averages 20 Lbs Fat in October

WAUKON The Allamakee County Cow Test Association reports October results for 483 cows on test. The herd averaged 456 pounds of milk and 20 pounds of butter fat. 34 cows produced over 40 pounds of butterfat, nine over 50 pounds, and one over 60 pounds.

Waukon Allamakee County

4-H Training School Set for November 21 in Waukon

Miss Gladys Adeams Ames extension clothing specialist will conduct a first training school on the clothing project for the coming year. She will meet with older 4-H girls leaders county officers and county 4-H club committee members in Waukon on November 21.

AUKON Gladys Adeams Ames Extension

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Gov't Holdings Hillier Waukon Sale Winneshiek Tiffany N. Twiggs T.N.T MR. Twiggs Uncle Sam Farmer’s Institute Cedar Fia Gittin Williams Trwilliams Stat Butter Institute Kanawha Experimental Ass’n 42Nd Farmers Institute Louisa F. B Merle EF Garmoe 9Th Ave 3Rd St M. S. Cook Estate Ralph Ceek Leas Iehmits Allamakee Anamosa E. E. Ramsey Jon Mead RDS Wes STERN Colorado Wyoming Cinh Homer Jones WMT Cattle Company Ules Southwest Cedar Rapids, Iowa RCA Victor Hallekfelt, In
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