Cedar County Organizes Beef Cattle Feeders Association
Cedar County organizes a Beef Cattle Feeders Association with 42 cattlemen meeting in Tipton. Fred Hinkhouse of West Liberty named president, Ralph Wingert vice president, Frank Thomson secretary treasurer, with Amos Suchomel and Fr. Bachman as directors. The group aims to study feeding and marketing factors and prep for Agricultural Adjustment Administration oversight, as Iowa's twelfth such county chapter. Emmett Gardner and Rex Beresford advised on market outlook, noting a short corn crop and government price supports may improve feeder economics, but producer outlook remains uncertain amid ample feeder cattle supply and fluctuating fat cattle prices. Beresford warned of potential spring glut and possible government action similar to prior programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipton
Fred Hinkhouse
West Liberty
Cedar County
Ralph Wingert
Tipton
Frank Thomson
Mechanicsville
Amos Suchomel
Solon
Fr. Bachman
Clarence
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Iowa
Beresford
Emmett Gardner
Rex Beresford
Ames
Durne
M.c
Ace Beresford
Farmers form anti strike vigilante group in Bennett
Eastern Cedar and western Scott county farmers organized the Law and Order League of Bennett to protect property from sabotage and deter highway transport interference. Ten Cedar deputies were authorized by Sheriff William Christian to bear arms and respond to anti strike duties as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Cedar
Scott Counties
William Christian
Tipton
Law and Order League of
Veno Conrad
Bennett Co-operative Creamery
Conrad H C Miller
Eric von Muenster
William Eggert
John Bell
Julius Wiese
William Grace
Art Bachus
Ed Kruse
Bruce Hambright
Law and Order League
Co-Operative Creamery
Holstein Belonging to Carl Miehe Tops Fayette Cow Tests
Carl Miehe's purebred Holstein led Fayette County Cow Test association No 3 for October with 1482 pounds milk and 652 pounds butterfat. Martha Tessmer owned another top cow and several herds surpassed twenty pound average. 221 cows, 47 dry, were on test in October. overall average was 482 pounds milk and 201 pounds butterfat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazet
Maynard Carl Miehe
Fayette County
Conesville Man Honored by Horticultural Society
Hal C. Wolford Conesye of Ford Brothers Incorporated, a sweet potato grower, was re elected director at large of the Iowa State Horticultural Society at its Ames meeting during the annual convention and exhibit at Iowa State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Hal C
Ford Conesye
Ford Brothers Incorporated
Meion and Sweet Potato Growers
Iowa State Horticultural Society
Ames
Iowa State College
Shredders Work On East Iowa Farms Amid Tense Blast
On the W B Holgate farm two miles south of Independence Ed Miller’s shredding outfit operates as five to six weeks into the season. The fodder runs dry in places but weather favors work. The crew includes Clarence Steggall, William Meythaler, Don Stiefell, and H C Gardner. A mysterious dynamite blast damaged the machine days earlier. no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W B Holgate
Independence
Ed Miller
Miller
Clarence Steggall
William Meythaler
Don Stiefell
H C Gardner
Lloyd Miller
Husking Bee Near Center Junction Nets 1800 Bushels of Corn
A corn husking bee was staged on the Clifford McDonald farm south of Center Junction on Tuesday forenoon. Seventy five men and thirty teams worked four hours to husk and crib about 1800 bushels of corn in a thirty acre field. Mr McDonald is in Rochester Minnesota with Mrs McDonald who is a patient at Mayo Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette Center
Clifford McDonald
Corn husking drives span towns with large turnout
One hundred merchants and farmers husked 35 acres of corn at the Frank Thomas home while Mr Thomas lay in a hospital with jaw infection from an ulcerated tooth. At Spencers Grove the American Legion led 38 men with 17 teams to a Lynn Nicodemus farm to husk 1200 bushels in under six hours. Women served dinner. many neighbors assisted in the area corn husking effort. Maynard creamery patrons are paid 25 cents a pound for October butterfat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Frank Thomas
Thomas
Spencers Grove
American Legion of Urbana
Lynn Nicodemus Farm
Cheney
Nicodemus
Fred Forsythe
Roy Petro
Harry Thomas
Rush Cumberland
Charles Hoffman
Clarence Epperson
Alfred Smith
Floyd Beyer
Joe Smith
Earl Kyler
Will Cue
Abe Hanson
Jim Hines
Frank Baer
Fred Hoffman
Pearl Strvenson
Will Rice
Joe Prenosil
Wesley Horak
Leo Liebsch I
C Turrer
Gus Fleming
Robert Hoffman
Cleo Benson Lawrence Floyd Verlan Lancham
William Power
Joseph Frenost Jr
Fred Brown
Stanles Mortimer
Earl Forsythe
Fred Hoffman Jr
Henry Bever
Ben LeMaster
Asa Weatherwax
Charles Gallaher
Hansen
Turner
Hines
Prerosil
Hoffman
Langham
Bever
Creg
Ely
Ely Odd Fellows
Jodee
Phillips Brothers
Eimrr
J Uleh
Charles Stadek
Charles Clark
John Lorene
Randall Rogers
George Ross
Edward Lorenc
Joseph C Diorak
Lester Korigsmark
Joseph Ernberger Jr
Joe Kremenak
Martin Vanourny
Charles Reztocil
Clarence Trachta
George Lorene
Sr Marvin Horak
Lester Trachta
Joseph W Holets
Jop Cesticky
Frank Sladek
Ivan Lorene
Joseph Kloubec
George Fitzgerald
Thomas Krowl
George Lorene Jr
Charles Trachta
Spreial
Garver Maynard
Maynard Creamery
C H Pant
Farmers Holiday President Eyes Corn Hog Pact in Estherville
Estherville INS reports Andrew Klein of Emmet County, a second county Farmers Holiday president, publicly backing the federal corn hog program. Klein says he will sign the contract and expects about 90 percent of local farmers to follow suit, after Woodbury’s leader already pledged cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
INS
Andrew Klein
Emmet
Klein
Woodbury County
Owa Farm Land in Need of Rain
Iowa weather and crop bureau director Charles D. Reed reports worsening water shortages across the state. Winter wheat pastures and meadows need rain as dry soil halts fall plowing and corn yields suffer from a damaging Nov. 12 gale and wind losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Charles D. Reed
Iowa Weather and Crop Bureau
Reed
Ames Man Will Speak At Maynard Service
George Godfrey assistant to President R M Hughes of Iowa State College will speak Sunday at 11 a m at the Presbyterian church in Maynard. The Harvest Home service is sponsored by the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
George Godfrey
R. M Hughes
Iowa State College
Presbyterian Church In
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Insufficient bid costs 13 trick penalty in bridge tale
Louisvill e businessman overcalls seven spades with seven hearts and ends doubled vulnerable. Opponents force seven notrump, taking all 13 tricks for the near record 10 400 points. Bell recounts how the remedy was worse than the disease. South dealer, both sides vulnerable. mAKJ103 OAKQJ632 a5
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J Bell
Louisville
Grand Slam confusion and bridge tips in 1933 column
A Cedar Rapids Gazette bridge column analyzes a complex South West North East auction with West forcing to game and East bidding strategy. It discusses misread signals, the danger of premature grand slam attempts, and includes an offer for a free bridge booklet by Josephine Culbertson with a coupon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty West
Norths
East
West
South
North
Gazette
Josephine Culbertson
Culbertson
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Farm Auctions Lead Upcoming Sale Dates and Venues
A schedule lists events for Thursday November 23 at Glyn Mawr Angus four miles north of Stanwood Friday November 24 consignment sale at DeClow yards Marion Blvd and Saturday November 25 closing out sale by J L Drahos seven miles south of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Western
Draport Inn
J. Tl. Drahos
A. T. Bena
Iowa
Iowa State Savings Bank
Glyn Mawr Angus Sale
Stanwood
DeClow Yards
Marion Blvd
J. L. Drahos
Surplus Relief Plans Large Corned Beef Purchases
Surplus Relief to open bids for 25 000 000 pounds of corned beef from freshly killed cattle under AAA oversight. Expecting a similar amount purchased monthly, with $20 million earmarked to prevent rancher herd losses. Purchases via packers but meat must be from cows slaughtered after contract award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasgton
D. C
Surplus Relief Corporation
D. F. Littlejohn
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
R. L. Bull
Littlejohn
Relief Organization
Newly Elected Officers for Merry Loug Hut Club
Mount Vernon reports the Merry Loug H club's new officers led by President Lucile Stinger and Vice President Alberta Neal. Secretary Wanita Hartung Treasurer La Verna Travis Reporter Margaret Siggins Historian Helen Pitlik Program committee members Winifred Neal Jean Burge Evelyn Dolezal with Mrs. Lee Stingers as the group leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Merry Loug H Club
Lucile Stinger
Alberta Neal
Wanita Hartung
la Verna Travis
Margaret Siggins
Helen Pitlik
Winifred Neal
Jean Burge
Evelyn Dolezal
Lee Stingers
Luana Creamery Pays 25 Cents for October Butterfat
Patrons received 25 cents per pound for October butterfat at Luana creamery. A total of 43,234 pounds were manufactured during the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luana
Holstein Friesian Sale Totals $3 500 at Iowa Event
Receipts totaled $3 550 as forty nine head of purebred Holstein cattle sold at the semi annual auction of the Iowa Holstein Frie sian Breeders association at the Dairy Cattle congress grounds. Cows sold from 132 50 to 31 dollars, bulls from 200 to 40, and heifers from 125 to 27 50. Twenty two breeders consigned cattle. The Rockwell City reformatory bought the high bull Skylark Ormsby of Iowa from Paul Stewart Mannard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa Holstein-Friesian Breeders Association
Dairy Cattle Congress
Women’s Reformatory
Rockwell City
Skylark Ormsby
Iowa
Paul Stewart
Maynard
Lenhaha de Kol Segis
L. C. Lenth
Elkader
W. D. Mitchell
Corn Hog Contracts To Cut 1934 Output This Week
Washington officials said nearly 2,000,000 farmers will receive contracts this week to curb corn acreage by 20 percent and hog production by 25 percent in 1934. Payments begin after contract acceptance, totaling 350 million dollars with 180 million upfront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farm Administration
Monona Co operative Creamery July Butter Prices and Sales
Patrons received 27 cents a pound for October butterfat. The plant manufactured 41,908 pounds of butter in the month. Monona stores bought 1,670 pounds, patrons purchased 2,370 pounds, and 37,868 pounds were shipped to market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monona
Monona Co-operative Creamery
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Beef Cattle Feeders Association
U. S. Administration
Frank Hinkhouse
DeClow’s Stock Yards
Marion Boulevard
Ben Johnson
Bunds
NCS Coffens
Theston
Baman
Law and Order League of Bennett
Carl Miehe
Fayette
Conesville
W. B. Holgate
Center Junction
Legion Aids Huskers
Bowen
First Avenue East
Another Farmers
Josephine
South West North East
Iowa Livestock Exchange
J. C. Stock Yards
12Th St
12Th Ave
Clemens
Schmitz
Brenneman
Rhode Island
Tony Schmitz
Jay Patten
Marengo
J. F Voelkel
Norway Bank
Leland
Mary Taylor
Walker
Fairchild's Corner
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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