Farmers Praised For Bond Purchases in Victory Loan Drive
The treasury reports about 10 percent of farmers net income goes to U S savings bonds with an expected 5.1 billion by end of 1945. Ted R Gamble says farm income supports Victory loan and 10 states lead in bond quotas are agricultural states. National sales total 3.044 billion toward a 4 billion goal with 804 million in E bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin D. Sias
Ashington
INS
Treasury
America
U. S
Ted R. Gamble
War Finance Division
Gamble
Agriculture Department
Joan
Farm Auction Listings From The Gazette
A sequence of upcoming farm closings and public sales advertised with dates from Wednesday, November 28 through Tuesday, December 11. Listings cover multiple farms near Shueyville, Anamosa, Davenport, Clarence, Prairieburg, Mechanicsville, Linn County, Tipton, North Liberty, Toddville, Olin, Marengo, Coggan, Walker, Shellsburg, Marion, Vinton, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milner Novotny
Shueyville
Tyler Farm
Anamosa
J S Kimmel
Davenport
C. I Taylor and Son
Clarence
Don J. Crowley
Prairieburg
Garland Capron
Mechanicsville
C. J Goris
Linn County
J. F. Wagner
Mi. S
Tipton
Wes Jiras
North Liberty
John Reed
Toddville
Hartwig and Gordon
Olin
Earl Shaull
Marengo
W. J and
J. C Henderson
Coggan
Ed Weber
Walker
E. D. Robbins
Shellsburg
D R. Hindman
Marion
Howard Bostrom
Vinton
Food plan aims to use production to fight malnutrition
Aimed at boosting low income families ability to purchase food, Senators Aiken and La Follette propose a national allotment bill using food stamps. The plan seeks parity for farm commodities and to stabilize demand as wartime production declines and unemployment rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Vermont
la Follette
Wisconsin
Steagall
Puzzle Clue List From Old Reader Notes
Fragmented OCR style clues include numbers and word prompts such as wild flight aged fowl sheltered side carries deep hole concerning limb soaks Brazilian macaw scheme island deity forest upward creature near ib and other stray items.
FENCE DRIFT SEEN AS OMINOUS SIGN OF TENANCY EXIT
An Arkansas Delta landlord notes a superstition among tenants that a large winter woodpile signals a plan to stay, while a dwindling pile or burning porch and outbuildings foreshadow moving. The tale contrasts Arkansas practice with Iowa laws on lease termination notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Iowa
Adequate low cost diet plan to aid low income families
Policy proposal outlines food stamp support enabling low income families to afford an adequate diet costing 350 dollars per person weekly. A family of four with 25 dollars weekly income would pay 10 dollars and receive 14 dollars in stamps. Government would redeem stamps at face value and expectations include five million participants and annual costs from half a billion to two billion dollars. The plan aims to stabilize consumer food expenditures and support full employment. historical notes on butter origins and roasting pig anecdotes are also referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TBS
U.S
USDA
Juniors Host Farm Bureau Dinner and Dance
Benton county junior Farm Bureau members welcomed junior groups from Black Hawk Bremer and Fayette counties to a dinner and dance at the community hall. Cedar Rapids extension director D D Offringa spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dysart
Benton County
Junior Farm Bureau
Voelker Wins Borden Award At Iowa State
Voelker of Postville dairy husbandry senior at Iowa State College won the 300 Borden agricultural scholarship. Dean Kildee cited high entering senior-year grades and two or more dairy subjects. Voelker led county 4-H with grand champion dairy heifers and held multiple club and team positions including FFA 4-H health champion Black and Bridle president and ag council leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Howard H. Voelker
Postville
Iowa State College
Borden
Dean H. Kildee
Agricultural Division
Borden Company
Voelker
Farmersburg
Future Farmers of America
Allamakee
Aggricultural Council
Uppermill Farm Divided and Sold in Wapello Area
The Uppermill farm near Wapello was divided and sold. G. N. Duncan of Columbus Junction and E. R. Winter of Wapello handled the transaction. Leslie Robinson of Pekin Illinois bought the buildings and 441 acres, while Arthur Brockway of Wapello purchased the remaining 180 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uppermill Farm
Wapello
G. N. Duncan
Columbus Junction
Realtors
E. R. Winter
Leslie Robinson
Pekin, Ill
Arthur Brockway
Chemurgy Hope for Surplus Cure Voiced at Des Moines
W J Welsh of Omaha told the Western Grain and Feed association convention that chemurgy can solve agricultural surpluses by finding new grain uses. He cited industrial alcohol producing smokeless powder medicines soap anesthetics varnish and more. Tudor Wilder and others were named to the association board with Stanley Eales elected president and John Nie vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Chemurgy
W. J. Welsh
Omaha
Western Grain and Feed Association
Welsh
Farm Crops Processing Corporation
Butler-Welsh Grain Company
United States
INS
Tudor Wilder
Cedar Rapids
Hugh Gordon
Marion
Howard L. Roach
Plainfield
W. H Marriott
Cash Cahill
Stanley Eales
Sioux City
John Nie
Mechanicsville
A. E Sargeant
Mark Thornburg
Earl Smith to retire as Illinois Agricultural Association leader
Earl C. Smith announces retirement after 20 years as president of the Illinois Agricultural Association. He also serves as vice president of the American Farm Bureau Federation and chairs the federation's legislative committee in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Earl C. Smith
Illnois Agricultural Association
Smith
American Farm Bureau Federation
La.a
Washington
Marengo Husking Bee Supports Ill Fred Lohman
Neighbors held a two day husking bee for Fred Lohman who has been ill since June and spent weeks in a Cedar Rapids hospital. He is now at home but unable to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo
Fred Lohman
Cedar Rapids
Nebraskan Named To Head American Butter Institute
D K Howe of Omaha was elected president of the American Butter Institute to succeed E E Haskell of Chicago. Arthur Good of Pickerington, Ohio, was named vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Butter Institute
Chicago
D. K. Howe
Omaha
Monday
The
E. E. Haskell
Arthur Good
Pickerington, C
Ryan Co-op Manager Returns from Army
Harold Murphy returns to his position as manager of the Farmers Cooperative Commission company after two years in military service. Bill Barron, who served as acting manager, is named manager of the Farmers unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Harold Murphy
Farmers Cooperative Commission Company
Bill Barron
Murphy
Cattle Prices and Shipments Across States
Wyoming Herman Brunscheen secured top price of 18 dollars per hundredweight for 20 Angus steers weighing 1,252 pounds, sold in Chicago Wednesday. Waukon shipped twenty three care loads of cattle and hogs last week as part of regional market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Herman Brunscheen
Chicago
Waukon
Linn County Supervisors Approve November 6 1945 Minutes
The Linn County Iowa Board of Supervisors met after adjournment with all members present. Minutes for November 6 1945 were approved after motion by Beeson and second by Seevell. They set the Consolidated Tax levy for 1945 on all taxable property in Linn County with varied amounts listed for Clinton Township and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Board OF Supervisors
Board of Supervisors
Linn County
Iowa
Cedar Rapide Tone
State of Iowa
County of Linn
Beeson
Seevell
Inn County
Center Point
Secvell
Linn
County
State Tax Commission
Executive Council
Tle
Gamalion the
BOLT
Ade Ifourned
Ovembe
Clare Petty
Csaeal Ae
Charman
Douperyvisors
Mas Otto
Hanzuk
Bupervisor Revell
Bup Rage Beeson
Bhiesot
Scevell
Lowal
Fire County
Mills Mills
Mills Berrain
Boulder
Peewee
Clinton Buffalo
Collere
G. A . Wanes
Fennklin
Maine
Uae
Marion
Monroe Otter Creek
Court House
Putnam
Byring Grove
Washington
Linn Jounty
Aeeseregee
Coder Rapids
Inn
Beevell
Petty
Bertram
Also Mentioned on This Page
Canada
Buckley
May
Osco Drugs
Rk. B. C
Ben Smith
Tokyo Occupier
Ireland
Persia
R. B.C
Ondo
Central Asia
Tors
TEMO
Pat Pele von
Van
Borden Award
Iowa State
Tues
Tony Schmitz
Auct
Peoples Bank
Wilder, Gordon
Earl Smith
A.A. Head
AC Trinds Welders
E. Cohn & Sons
9Th Ave
3Rd ST
Enemas
Neu of Corpo
Brown Township
Springville
Buffalo Township
Clinton Township
College Township
Fairfax Township
Fairfax
Fayette Township
Palo
Franklin Township
Mt. Vernon
Lisbon
Grant Township
Jackson Township
Coggon
Linn Township
Maine Township
Central City
Marion Township
Monroe Township
Robins
Otter Creek Township
Alburnett
Putnam Township
Ely
Rapids Township
Cedar
College
Spring Grove
Washington Two
School Township
Linne Independent
Maple Grove
North Union
Pratrieburg Union
Buffalo
Viola Consolidated Martelle Consolidat
Consolic
Maine Waubeek
Clinton Center
Fairview
Palo Consolidate
Silver Creek
Sisley’s Grove
Stony Point
Edgewood
Western School Township
Walford
Consoli
Fayette
Franklin
Sumner
Pleasant Hill
Rosedale
Jackson
Standing Rock
Spring Creek
Cedar Valley
Vernon
Township Walker
Manhattan
Quality Ridge
Hou Dix
Melrose
Paris
Stone School
Ho Rollins
Nugent's Grove
Stone
Hor
Sake To
Cedar Rapids -Edgewood
Troy Mills
Pleasant Prairie
New Buffalo Union
Otter Creek Martate
Sumner Franklin
Alburnett Consolidated
Cons
Lind
Otter Creek
Rogers ‘Grove
Center
Linn Grove
Honey Grove
West Prairie
Cowan
Toton- Corpo County
Aoe
Second Ave
Beverly Cattle Company
WMT
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!