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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1941

Page

29

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

TRAER Iowa Iowa Parm Bureau Federation Emil Rickert Grant Township Tama County Raymond Sayre Ackworth State Farm Bureau

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