Jones wins trip to Chicago at 4-H club congress
Owen R. Jones of Williamsburg edged four rivals in a close vote by three judges to win a trip to the National 4-H Club congress in Chicago during the International Livestock Exposition. Jones has nine years in 4-H with projects in beef cattle lambs swine and sheep and recently became president of Iowa county 4-H clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riday
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Frank Reed
Ames
Charles Moore
Ray Anderson
Owen R. Jones
Williamsburg
Chicago
Thomas FE. Wilson
Jones
Owen Jones
Iowa County
Pasture Clinic Highlights County Grass Winners Experiences
Readable captions show Cedar Rapids Dee 12 clinic plans with Johnson Linn Jones Cedar counties. Kenneth Wagner and Myr Wagner display unusual curved poultry houses costing about 75 dollars in materials. Speakers include Rex Conn Mervin Zeller Henry Adams and Hy Von Muenster discussing pasture improvement dairy hog poultry beet production and general farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Dee
Kenneth Wagner
Iowa City
Johnson County
Myr Wagner
Mervin Zeller
Marion
Henry Adams
Monticello
Jones County
Adams
Wagner
Zeller
Dee 12
Wager
Hy von Muenster
Stanwood
Cedar County
Farm Equipment Material Quota to Be Expanded
U S defense officials said the Office of Production Management will raise its plan to supply farm equipment makers. The goal is to boost 1942 output for shipment to Britain, potentially restoring full 1940 material levels. The board supports using farm equipment as the first test case for the new allocations program.
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Washington
Defense
OPM
Great Britain
Soul Conservation Amid Hog Pen Quips
A country woman quotes a farmer husband on vest buttons and hogs, joking that fourteen pigs and twelve vest buttons threaten democracy. She argues malnutrition or a shift to mechanized production shows priorities misaligned at the hog pen.
Priority help eyed for steel and other scarce materials
OPM will, at SPAB bidding, assign industry specific amounts of critical materials like steel. If approved, the approach will extend to defense and non defense sectors with defense needs first. Farm equipment retains a high non-defense rating of B-1 and policy review may extend 30 days if not finished in two weeks.
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OPM
SPAB
Defense
7000 Tons Are Ordered For 1942 Use
Iowa farmers will use more phosphate in 1942 on mineral deficient fields, with orders totaling 14,000,000 pounds versus 7,000,000 in 1941. Kossuth county orders alone reach about 4,260,000 pounds. Farmers can buy phosphate through county committees using conservation checks, as the program expands with district schools to explain the phosphate plan. The 1942 product is 20 percent phosphate, down from 45 percent superphosphate in earlier years, and farmers report good results.
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Arnold Levines
Hazen
Kossuth
Iowa
Haven
Brady
Marion Hendrickson Wins Top Ten Ears at Brooklyn Show
About 600 ears of corn were exhibited at the Brooklyn farm products show sponsored by the Brooklyn Future Farmers and Poweshiek 4-H clubs. Marion Hendrickson won grand champion for ten ears and the Brooklyn Commercial Club trophy, also taking open and 4-H class wins. Other top prizes went to Fred Nelson in FFA, Roy Hall and Milton Hendrickson in singles, and Lloyd Hall, Harold Brotherson, and Kenneth Brannian for largest, longest, and best in various categories with teams like Vinton and Marengo placing in grain contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Future Farmers Organization
Poweshiek
Carl Holden
Williamsburg
Marion Hendrickson
Brooklyn Commercial Club
Hendrickson
FFA
Fred Nelson
Roy Hall
Milton Hendrickson
Daryl Hall
FIFA
Hall
Lloyd Hall
Harold Brotherson
Kenneth Brannian
Art Keller
Bernard DeWitte
Stanley Brush
Merlin Manatt
Leonard DeMoulenaere
Bill Leeper
Fred Kilmer
Keith Edelen
Vinton High School
Marengo
Vinton
Robert Heppe
Wayne Wilson
Harold Lindahl
Coming Farm Auctions Schedule in Central Iowa
A list of farm auctions across multiple Iowa towns from Nov 17 to Dec 2 includes Mrs Ed Hand near Troy Mills and early sales near Monticello Anamosa Cedar Rapids and Walker. Auctions cover closing out farms and public sales with farm sizes ranging from 33.25 to 189 acres and locations west of Maquoketa and north of North Liberty.
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Ed Hand
Troy Mills
F. J. Kurt
Monticello
Neil Clark
Lloyd Guyer
Maquoketa
Hausman
Van
Lisbon
Iowa
Washington
Howard Knapp
Martin & Parizek
Anamosa
Jerry Zach
Cedar Rapids
Ross
North Liberty
Penning- Toth
Stanwood
Floyd Henderson
Ryan
Huerter & Sons
Frank Fagan
Martello
Maary C. Woodfin
Walker
Improved Farm for Sale at Auction Monticello Cascade
Auction to be held November 18 at 9 oclock PM on the premises. Located on paved highway No. 1 two miles east of Monticello and four miles west of Cascade. Property includes 192 acres with seven room house barn two machine sheds chicken hog houses two corn cribs wind mill and reservoir limestone pit on site. Down payment 1000 with balance due March 1 191%. One half purchase price loan may be carried on premises. Mrs F Kurt proprietor J C Werard auctioneer Cascade State Bank clerk.
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District Court of
Johnson County
Iowa
Joseph Novak
North Liberty
Oxford
Iowa River
New Bride
RFA
Clarence Swenka
Chas. J. Ross
Geo. Fe, Parizek
Swisher Trust and
Monticello
Mil
Cascade
Crow Land
F Kurt
J. C. Werard
Cascaile State Bank
Wellman Guernsey Auction Sells 35 Head at $186.86 Average
Thirty five head of purebred Guernseys bred by M W Miller and Sons near Wellman sold for an average of 186.86 a head. Twenty five cows averaged 198.90 and ten bulls aged eight to 12 months averaged 159.75. Top animal, a two year old bred heifer, sold for 26.50 to Mehlon Wyse. second high, a three year old sister, 232.50 to Chris Yoder. Bulls brought 205 each. Don Foster of Batavia bought four for 637.50 as the heaviest buyer. George Radloff and Son of Farmersburg bought three for 575. Numerous buyers from Iowa counties attended.
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Wellman
M W. Miller and Sons
Miller
Mehlon S. Wyse
Mt. Pleasant
Chris Yoder
Morton
Amos Stout
Brighton
Will Oelrich
Lamont
Iowa
Himes
Don Foster
Batavia
George C Radloff
Farmersburg
Stanwood Farm Sees Husker Drive Draw Big Crowd
Neighbors of Mi s Frank Wallbaum gathered Saturday to harvest corn on her Stanwood farm southwest of town using five mechanical huskers and a line of tractor pulled wagons.
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Stanwood
Mi's
Frank Wallbaum
Closing Out Sale at Zach Farm Near Cedar Rapids
Selling all personal property at auction on Wednesday November 16 at 12 o clock noon. Location: Zach farm five miles south of Cedar Rapids on Highways 21 four miles west of Center School. Items include four work horses hay loader corn binder Deering tractors and tools, 19 acres of field corn, household goods and more. Auctioneer James Benda with clerk United State Bank. Cash terms.
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Zach
Cedar Rapids
Center School
McCormick Deering
Yhattom Tractor
McClormick Deering
Deering
John Deere
David Bradley
Jerry Zach
James Benda
United State Bank
Farmers Stash Funds With Land Banks For Loan Security
Farmers increasingly deposit funds with the federal land banks to meet future installments on farm mortgage loans. A G Black governor of the farm credit administration says nearly one million dollars are held to cover loans if needed, with the fund growing rapidly and up by about half a million in the last month.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Farm Credit Administration
189 Acre Farm Public Auction in Walker County
Public auction to close an estate sells a 189 acre farm two miles north and east of Walker in Burhaway county. Improvements include a large barn, corn crib, windmill, cistern, and a chicken house. Terms require ten percent down and remainder by March 1 with possession by March 4 1942. Auctioneers A C Johnson Cedar Rapids Executor McCailey and Price.
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Walker
Burhaway County
Mary C. Woodfin
Carteton Dudley
Howe
A.C. Johnson
Cedar Ranlds
McCailey
Price
F W. Lindahl
Walker Bank
Farm Sale Announced With Cattle Hogs Poultry and More
Sale to commence at o o'clock sharp with small articles sold before lunch. Heads of horses include roan mare and a matched pair of travel horses. pony suitable for children. Hogs include cholera immuned pigs and pure bred Hampshire sows and pigs. Cattle feature milch and Hereford cows, Black Angus calves, and two-year-old Shorthorn heifers. Poultry lists 180 New Hampshire and 60 Brown Leghorn birds plus Embden geese. Farm machinery and a land wagon on grounds. Auction by Mrs Floyd Henderson War Challis. Aud Phone 11 Vishon fa Rufus sisters Coxcon Ja Clerk.
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Tipton
Martelli
Anamosa
Jersey
Apri
Chester
Hampshire
Alshane
Deering
Deering T
Little Genius
John Deere
FORD
Glenn Plattenbberger
Frank Fagan
W. EB Challis
Audi Phone
Lisbon
Iowa
J. Emmons
Springville Bank
Oitha
Wereford
New Hampshire
Floyd Henderson
Vishon
Fa Rufus
Coxcon
Oliver Havinader
Oliver
McCormick
M. Huerter
Tama County Woman Writes Best Farm Bureau Play
Mrs Emil Rickert of Grant township Tama County wrote the best play in a state Farm Bureau contest directed by Mrs Raymond Sayre of Ackworth. The event was sponsored by the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation.
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TRAER
Iowa
Iowa Parm Bureau Federation
Emil Rickert
Grant Township
Tama County
Raymond Sayre
Ackworth
State Farm Bureau
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