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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1932

Page

11

Farm Hand Wages Fall to 25 Year Low With Board

The U S Department of Agriculture reports farm labor pay with board averages about $17 per month nationwide, two men available per job, day labor without board near a dollar in many areas. Livestock prices weaken, cattle futures hit new lows while heavy feeder demand drops. Wool and dairy markets show dull activity as milk prices slip and egg and poultry receipts ease.

Ashington D. C Bureau of Agricultural Economics United States Department of Agriculture Middle West United States Minneapolis

Onslow Grower Yields 120 Bushels Onions on Tiny Plot

Sam McCarty of Onslow is named the champion onion producer of the locality. This year he harvested 120 bushels from a plot smaller than one eighth of an acre. Much of the crop has been stored for future sale.

Onslow Sam McCarty

Chicago to Host 12 000 Farm Animals at International Livestock Show

More than 12 000 top farm animals across 35 breeds will be shown at the International Livestock exposition in Chicago stockyards from November 26 to December 3. Judges from 15 states and foreign countries will evaluate entries including specimens from British Columbia Texas California and Connecticut. The event showcases crops and purebred stock amid continued agricultural progress despite low market prices.

Chicago Chicago Stockyards B H. Heide British Columbia Texas California Connecticut Canada Australia

Poweshiek 4-H Girls Will Study Clothing

Mrs Edith Barker of the Ames extension service met with Poweshiek county girls club committee and club leaders to plan the 1933 clothing project. Committee members include Mrs Charles Hudson Montezuma chairman and Mesdames Royce Malcom Shadel Brooklyn Eames Gilman Boyle and Dempster Grinnell.

Brooklyn Edith Barker Ames Extension Service Poweshiek County Girls’ Club Charles Hudson Montezuma H. J. Royce Malcom Andrew Shadel Thomas Eames Gilman W. C. Boyle J. J. Dempster Grinnell

Farm Women in Cedar County Study Nutrition

Cedar County farm bureau women will start the 1933 fourth year nutrition project led by Ruth Cessna Ames specialist. Subjects include unusual vegetable growing and cookery lowering cost of adequate meals modern trends in the bread industry new methods of meat cookery and mineral balance in daily diets.

Tipton Cedar County Farm Bureau Ruth Cessna Ames

Farm Women In Jones County Study Home Grounds Improvement

Jones county Farm Bureau women joined four outdoor sessions led by Nord W. Davis Ames extension landscape architect to study home grounds improvements. Attendees from Anamosa Center Junction Monticello discussed plantings massing balance and features like ponds arches and arbors, aiming for better living conditions and community uplift.

Jones County Nord W. Davis Ames Extension Farm Bureau Mr. Davis Davis Lloyd Robertson Will Hays Anamosa B. D. Heiken Center Junction Edwin Wilcox Monticello Edwin Wilcox Place

Potato shipments from Nebraska expected to fall this year

Nebraska crops statistician A E Anderson says potato shipments through November 17 total 852 cars, far below 3 076 a year ago, due to Western Nebraska crop problems and October freezes despite a 40 percent rise in statewide acreage. Panhandle counties planted about 79 000 acres, nearly matching recent state totals.

Lincoln Neb Nebraska A. E. Anderson Anderson Panhandle

Agricultural Credit Council Formed in Poweshiek County

Poweshiek county forms an Agricultural Credit council this week with Otto Schulta C. S. George A. J. Blakely A. J. Boatman and R. J. Smith as members. County Agent W A Geiger reports the council will meet with mortgagors and mortgagees to aid in amicable equitable adjustments.

Brooklyn Poweshiek County Agricultural Credit Council Otto Schulta C. S. George A. J. Blakely A. J. Boatman R. J. Smith W. A. Geiger

Fifty Two Herefords In Dry Lot On Mechanicsville Farm

Mechanicville area farmer Walter Kiehl praises his fifty two head of Herefords kept in a dry lot south east of Mechanicsville. The herd, grown from forty cows and calves purchased near Belle Fourche, S. D., now averages over 1100 pounds under spring full feed with home grown grain, reflecting a family ranching background from Wyoming.

Mechanicsville Walter Kiehl Kiehl H. H. Kiehl Belle Fourche S. D Kieh Wyoming Cedar County

More Than 30 Percent White Leghorn Flock In Production

Mrs G E Sauerbry near Oelwein runs 200 Tom Barron White Leghorn pullets with over 30 percent laying. Hatch date April 23, they started on all mash, later adding home grown grains. Feeding mix includes corn oats flour middlings meat and bone meal buttermilk oyster shell charcoal and alfalfa meal.

Oelwein G. E. Sauerbry Tom Barron Ames

10000 Turkeys Marketed In Week By Wellman Firm

Wellman firm shipped ten thousand dressed turkeys from Maplecrest hatchery for the Thanksgiving market. The birds were obtained from Reynolds Illinois Rose Hill Batavia Mount Hamill Fairfield Williamsburg and Donnellson from local hatchery at two to three days old.

Wellman Maplecrest Hatchery Reynolds, Ill Rose Hill Batavia Mount Hamill Fairfield Williamsburg Donnellson

County corn harvest exceeds eighty percent complete

Washington county corn harvest tops 80 percent according to County Agent Harold J. Montgomery. Most fields will be finished this month with a portion left for cattle in some areas.

Washington Washington County Harold J. Montgomery

Erratic Hog Prices Push Down in Iowa Market

In Des Moines and across Iowa direct hog trade prices fluctuated last week with late-week quotes 30 to 40 cents lower than the week’s high. Farmers paid a bit over 3 dollars for top hogs briefly, but bids fell back as packers sought to secure hogs for kill.

Des Moines Iowa

Livestock Prices at Union Stock Yards Chicago Fall on Higher Receipts

Increased receipts boosted supplies across cattle hogs and lambs at Union Stock Yards Chicago causing price declines. Cattle saw 20 cent higher local supply with fat cows and fat steers down and heifers dropping up to 75 cents. Hogs fell 25 to 40 cents from week’s top while lamb prices eased 50 to 75 cents though some native and western lambs sold near 5.25 to 5.75 and top at 6.25. overall market softer amid larger volumes.

Chicago Omaha Cincinnati Colorado UNION Fed Fed Western Lambs

Neighbors Help Marion Farmer With 1200 Bushels Harvest

Forty five men and twenty women husked 1200 bushels at the Frank Cimprich home near Marion to aid a neighbor unable to pick his corn. A dinner was served by the women and Mrs Cimprich baked over 200 kolaches.

Frank Cimprich Marion Cimprich Robert Martin Dimprich Sam Fernow George ‘Marak Hubert George Dvorsky Clyde Kearns Bob Dean Henry Larson Joe Tepley Fred McShane Harrison Oxley Willard Haak Kenneth Young Jim Robinson John Raets Dan Cory Jack Kent Elmer Graham Charles Sweet Oscar Martin Donald Dean Charles Clark Harold Martin

Husk for sick neighbor in Iowa community

Neighbors and friends husked twenty acres of corn on the Fison farm for Delbert Elson who is hospitalized in Vinton. Local farmers finish husking and cribbing as weather stays favorable with some still to harvest. One farm reports 60 bushels per acre and a neighbor near Walker finished cribbing 6 000 bushels from 75 acres.

Shellsburg Delbert Elson Fison Elson Vinton the Gazette Walker Will Michael Here

Corn Husker Brings In Two 70 Bushel Loads In One Day

Cedar Rapids man J R Severe husked thirty one loads of corn averaging over sixty bushels per load in fifteen and a half days on Clarence Merritt farm. He is pictured with a 70 bushel load as proof of his big yield. The Merritt farm has eighty acres of Black's yellow dent averaging sixty bushels per acre.

the Gazette J. R. Severe Westwood Cedar Rapids Clarence Merritt Flagstaff Ariz Arizona

Arizona farming notes near Flagstaff show varied yields

The author travels Coconino County Arizona noting corn yields from 30 to 35 bushels per acre on some flats while nearby fields fail. He describes air drainage as the key to differences, frost dates, high altitude effects on appetite, and the region's dry farming practices and complex land values.

Coconino County

European corn borer spread slows in 1932 survey

The 1932 joint committee report notes reduced spread of the European corn borer due to poor spring and early summer weather. New infestations appear in Indiana Maryland Kentucky Pennsylvania and Virginia along with established ranges across many states and Canadian provinces. The group urges continued federal quarantines research on parasites resistant varieties machinery and practices to curb the pest.

Washington, D. C United States Department of Agriculture Indiana Maryland Kentucky Pennsylvania Virginia Wisconsin Michigan Ohio West Virginia New York New Jersey Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut Canada Nova Scotia New Brunswick Joint Committee United States American Society of Agricultural Engineerz American Farm Association American Society of Animal Production W. H. Larrimer Renansel Larrimer

Auction of Mt Vernon Road Acreage With Cottage and Farm Outbuildings

An auction notice describes Acreage 4 at Mt Vernon paved road and 34th St near Dairy Dale school and church. The property includes a 5 room cottage with sun porch, full basement, furnace, electricity, drilled well, cistern, bathroom, cesspool, a large barn, poultry house, a vineyard and assorted fruit trees and berries. Inspections are welcome any time.

Mt. Vernon 34Th St Dairy Dale School

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