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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1948

Page

14

Iowa Entries Win Honors At Chicago Livestock Show

Iowans excel at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago with Karl Hoffman of Ida Grove taking the fat steer championship and Schmidt brothers of Delmar victorious in the reserve Angus. Robert Schmidt and Glenn Mommsen of Miles display junior steers for a chance at grand championship. Iowa State College placed third in judging hogs and fifth in cattle, with team members including Dorow, Smith, Beaver, Harper, Smith, Willer, and coach Kerchberger. Clinton and Marshall counties lead county groups in baby beeves, while S J Alsop of Red Deer and George Sauerman of Crown Point win wheat and hay titles respectively, marking Canada’s 22nd wheat crown and Sauerman’s fourth hay title.

Chicago Karl Hoffman Ida Grove Schmidt Brothers Delmar Hoffman Angus Robert Schmidt Glenn Mommsen Miles International Iowa State College Oklahoma A Purdue Norbert Dorow Thomas Smith Iowa Maurice Beaver Harlan Harper Dick Smith Wendell Willer Vern Kerchberger Garfield County Oklahoma Clinton County Clinton Marshall Plymouth Donald Dale Roseland John Bailey, Jr Stanley Held Everet Delores Wolf S. J. Alsop Red Deer Alberta George Sauerman Crown Point Ind Alsop Canada United States

Canada Dominates 1947 Show With Multiple Titles

John T. Blink of Hairyhill Alberta won the oats competition with Charles Bierhals of Fond Du Lac Wisconsin as runner up. Clarence Smith of Frankberg Montana won the alfalfa seed prize, while William R. Beattie of Staples Ontario led soybeans to top honors in the show.

Canada John T. Blink Hairyhill Alberta Charles Bierhals Fond du Lac Wis Clarence Smith Frankberg Mont William R. Beattie Staples Ont

Iowa F B Opens Membership Drive

Iowa Farm Bureau Federation announced that 31 county organizations will launch a drive within 10 days to reach a 1949 state membership goal of 135000 farm families. The group also said 250 delegates will leave Chicago Dec 10 for the American Farm Bureau Federation convention in Atlantic City.

Des Moines Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Iowa Benton Humboldt Farm Bureau Chicago American Farm Bureau Federation Atlantic City N. J Chariton

Multiple meetings scheduled across cities in early December

Other meetings will be held on December 1 in Primghar Denison Mason City and Red Oak December 2 in Cedar Rapids and Nevada and December 3 in Fairfield and Fayette with additional sessions in several counties.

Primghar Denison Mason City Red Oak Cedar Rapids Nevada Fairfield Fayette

Auction notices for livestock and farm equipment scattered across Iowa

A sequence of closing out and public sale notices lists numerous auctions across Iowa towns from Wheatland to Clarence. Items include livestock hay grain machinery dairy cattle and farm equipment with various times and locations such as Paul Nord Meyers four miles west of Wheatland and Harold Kruse three miles north of Marion.

Paul Nordmeyer Wheatland Anton Vacek C.R Robert Neiderhiser Cedar Rapids Eldo Schulte Walford Glenn Goodell Vinton Art Hennings Newhall James Malloy Beatrice Meade Solon N. J. Purinton Whittier Wm. H. Hagemann Prairieburg Harold Kruse Marion Edward Staskal Mt. Vernon L. C. Olson R. H. Wilkinson S of Independence J. J. Walters Anamosa Dale Patton Ryan Welsh and Schmidt Oxford Mary Jo Hansen Clarence John J. Kula Morse

Conway Sees Smaller 1949 Meat Supply

CHICAGO, UP. Meat supply is expected to shrink in 1949 despite a bumper corn crop. H. M. Conway, analyst for National Live Stock Producer, cites high corn prices and uncertain hog prices as factors lowering pork production and prompting cattle feeders to proceed cautiously. Sheep producers have shifted to cattle or ceased operations.

Chicago H. M. Conway National Live Stock Producer Conway

Flexible Price Supports May Get Truman Aid

Senator Aiken predicts the Truman administration will aid his farm act aimed at long-range price supports. He warns keeping 90 percent parity through 1952 would overproduce, trigger quotas, and says farmers risk government control of farms. Aiken insists Truman has not endorsed the 90 percent level.

Washington INS Sen Aiken R-Vt Vermont Truman

Corn Picker Accident Leaves Elkader Farmer Critical

Elkader farmer Arno Koss is in critical condition at a Dubuque hospital after a corn picker accident on the Ben Schmitt farm. He suffered a crushed hand and developed lockjaw, leading to an elbow amputation.

Elkader Arno Koss Dubuque Koss Ben Schmitt Ross

Grain collections begin in Buchanan county

Independence in Buchanan county started grain collection on Monday with corn delivered to cribs for drying and shipment planned in early December. The county quota calls for three car loads of grain.

Buchanan Independence Buchanan County Independence

Driscoll Child Actor in Disney Style Film Preview

The text notes a preview Monday night at the annual party hosted by the packing firm for the Rapids livestock service department. It mentions a Disney style blend of animation and live action and traces the Driscoll family from Cedar Rapids to California after their son’s early acting start with Margaret O'Brien in Lost Angel and subsequent starring roles.

Weber Seen as Iowa State Agriculture Head On Kildee Retirement

Sam Guard reports Dr. A D Weber of Kansas State may become dean of agriculture and director of the experiment station and extension service at Iowa State College when H H Kildee retires next summer. Weber, a leading livestock authority, is judging steel classes at the International this year, a task previously done by foreign judges.

Sam Guard The Breeders’ Gazette A. D. Weber Kansas State College H. H. Kildee Iowa State College Kildee Weber U.S. Agricultural College International

Planning Association Opposes Land Purchases

The National Planning Association advises farmers not to buy farm land at present inflated prices. It urges investing boom profits in better houses equipment food clothing education and medical care. Such policies would fight inflation and ease a future downturn.

Washington (Lp National Planning Association Association

4-H Club Leaders Honored by Iowa Dairy Association

McGregor resident Maurice Meyer and Garnaville resident Norbert Henning received certificates of production from the Iowa State Dairy Association in recognition of outstanding 4-H club work.

McGregor Maurice Meyer Norbert Henning Garnaville Iowa State Dairy Association

Eastern Iowans Meet Movie Star At Chicago Show

Iowa 4-H youths visiting Chicago met Bobby Driscoll star of Walt Disney film So Dear to My Heart. The Cedar Rapids born actor, 11, arrived with his mother Mrs Isabel Driscoll and toured the International Livestock Exposition with the 4-H delegation. Thomas E Wilson of Wilson Packing escorted the star through the exhibition and pointed out Edel lyn herd animals.

Oxford Donald Steffen Olin Mr. Wilson Bobby Driscoll Ronald Hansen Chicago Iowa Walt Disney Cedar Rapids Club Congress Isabel Driscoll Pasadena Calif Sterling North Thomas E. Wilson Wilson Packing Firm Edellyn Eastern Iowa Club

Star Introduced by Alan Williams of Cedar Firm

A description notes the star being introduced by Alan Williams of the Cedar firm, highlighting the presenting official and the setting. The passage emphasizes Williams as the introducer and the firm’s involvement in the event.

Alan Williams Firm S Cedar

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