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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1940

Page

6

Packers Launch Two Million Dollar Meat Advertising Campaign

MES special reports that representatives of midwest land grant colleges including Iowa State outlined a $2,000,000 meat advertising and nutrition campaign. The effort emphasizes meat’s role in health, with funding via packer assessments and a statewide meeting plan at Ames to promote the program.

Iowa State Finatee Tre Cheam Corferverce Dean H.H . Irice Agri Tutel Rene Economic Pos Serer Tre Amiral Bisernd Fred Chicago Dean Kildee Ames

Boars Average $30 In Poland Auction Near West Liberty

In the sixteenth annual fall Poland China hog sale of Ruess Brothers near West Liberty boars averaged $30 with more than 25 head of the 78 boars and gifts sold to western buyers. The top boar was sold to ETL Mr Manus of Taylor Ridge for $60. Special to The Gazette.

Speedum West Liberty Poland China Ruess Brothers ETL Manus Taylor Ridge Oelwein Fayette County Oerlwen Thomas Baker Henry Field Shenandoah

Auction at Rominger farm near Waukon nets mixed livestock

At the Pr C W Rominger farm five miles northwest of Waukon an auction sold 15 head of corn stock, four heifers and three horses. A Holstein cow brought $81, an Holsteins bull brought $135. The overall totals reflected a range of bids on dairy and horse stock.

Waukon Rominger

Booth Estate Farm Sold At 130 An Acre

A Cedar Rapids report states the Julia E Booth estate farm of 200 acres southeast of Cedar Rapids sold this week for 170 an acre to Will Fohndwik who will take possession next March. The farm is well improved with strong soil quality. Clarence Wilson bought the Henry Demme 306 acre farm northeast of Mount Auburn from Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance at 70 to 73 per acre. Connecticut Mutual also sold the John Coughlin 6 acre farm to Charles Hartgrave of Mount Auburn and James Dufrense bought the Lillian Coughlin 38 acres, both northeast of town.

B Booth Cedar Rapids Julia E Booth Will Fohndwik Fomer North Spreja Gare Mount Auburn Clarence Wilson la Porte City Henry Demme Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company John Coughlin Charles Hartgrave James Dufrense Shellsburg Lillian Coughlin

Farm sale near Waukon from Burke estate to Donald Cooper

The 97 acre farm four miles west of Waukon sold from the Mrs Thomas Burke estate to Donald Cooper for 4500 dollars. The barn on the property was destroyed by fire this summer and has not been rebuilt.

Waukon Thomas Burke Donald Cooper

Section 11 Buttermakers Meet at Jesup Oct 9

J F Barnes secretary of section 11 of the Town Creamery Operators Association announced the monthly educational scoring contest and business meeting at Jesup. The event begins at 4 pm on October 9 with an afternoon and evening program.

Jesup Snerat J F Barnes Alpha

Reed Reports Deep Frost Loss Lessened in Iowa Corn

Federal Crop Reporter Charles D. Reed says last week's frost damaged almost no ears for commercial use in Iowa. About 94 percent of the crop was safe. soybeans in 95 percent harvest show steady progress amid drought. Nebraska farmers face desperate conditions with widespread crop failures and a call for feed shipments and relief.

Des Moines Reed Washington Carl T Curtis Ri Nebraska Department of Agriculture Canada England

Jackson Husking Meet Near Preston Dates Set

Oct 19 has been set for the men husking contest in Jackson county at the Harry Krabbenhoft farm north of Preston. The contest begins at 11 am. Maquoreta Sparial notes the date and location for the corn husking event. Marengo set Oct 15 as entry deadline for the Iowa county cornhusking contest on Oct 19 with site yet to be finalized.

Sperial Maquoreta Jackson County Harry Krabbenhoft Preston Spreial Marengo Willkie Independence

Linn county cornhusking contest set for Oct 17

The Oxley farm five miles east of Marion owned by Charles B. Towers will host the Linn county cornhusking contest this year. Claire Booth of Cedar Rapids, president of the county Junior Farm Bureau, sponsors the event which starts at 10 a.m. on October 17.

Oxley Farm Marion Charles B. Towers Claire Booth Cedar Rapids County Junior Farm Bureau

Young Iowa farmer voices doubts on Roosevelt and farm policy

In an interview conducted near Rowley, 25 year old Raymond A. Beier, cash renter on a 160 acre farm, discusses his vote uncertainty for November, draft registration, farm program fairness, taxes, corn sealing, hog marketing, and price spreads between Waterloo and Chicago, noting rising costs and frustrations with government measures.

Roosevelt Raymond A. Beier August Beier Rowley Independence Buchanan County Beier Waterloo

Keokuk County 4-H elects officers for 1941

Keokuk County 4-H boys elected officers after a skating party that drew 200 club members and 50 leaders near Sigourney. Robert Reinert of Blue Ribbon Farmers Delta was elected president, Leland Cochran of Lancaster Peppy Pushers was named vice president, Ralph Zepp of Junior Farmers Ollie was secretary, and Weldon Hall of Lively Livestock Keswick was historian. The group will hold an annual banquet in November.

Sigourney Keokuk Robert Reinert Blue Ribbon Farmers Club of Delta Leland Cochrane Lancaster Ralph Zepp Junior Farmers Club Ollie Weldon Hall Lively Livestock Club Keswick

Allamakee Agricultural Planning Board Elects Officials

Horace Clark named president of the Allamakee county agricultural planning board in the first regular session last week. James Pigott is vice president James V. Ryan secretary and C A Pearson and John Rouster are directors.

Waukon Horace Clark Allamakee County Agricultural Planning Board James Pigott James V. Ryan C. A. Pearson John Rouster

Jersey wins junior champion at Waterloo Cattle Congress

The Waterloo Cattle congress named Sutherland Dows of Cedar Rapids the exhibitor of the junior champion Jersey female on Tuesday. The event highlighted top stock and ribbon awards at the Waterloo fairgrounds.

Gazette Waterloo Waterloo Cattle Congress Sutherland Dows Cedar Rapids

Washington Colts and Poultry Show Winners Named

Awards announced for the sixth annual show. Art Prall of Washington won grand championship with a Dark Cornish cockerel, plus best display in the English class with Dark Cornish and White Leghorns in other categories. Nelson Hatchery of Packwood led displays with Buff Plymouth Rocks and took top honors in the American class. Judging wrapped Tuesday with various prizes awarded by Ed Manilaw and others. further judging planned for Wednesday and Thursday.

Washington L. A. Jones Festhorn Horse Show Committee Bayard Scott Mitchelville Wilmer Lauderman Floyd Hunt Brighton Washington County Poultry Breeder's Association Ed Manilaw Cedar Rapids Art Prall Washington County Pratt C M. Scott Packwood Nelson Hatchery Birmingham Rhua Davison Buff Rocks Plymouth Rocks

Maquoketa Barn Fire Sparks From Hay Combustion

A large barn on the Arthur Roe farm five miles west of Maquoketa was destroyed by fire caused by spontaneous combustion in a mow full of hay. Mrs Roe, alone at the time, called for help and neighbors arrived with extinguishers to save nearby farm structures. Insurance partially covered the damage.

Maquoketa Arthur Roe

Edgewood Neighbor Recaps Hagensick’s Farm Work and Health

Neighbors and relatives of George S. Hagensick, a young farmer east of Edgewood, describe his tasks cutting corn for shredding and this week putting up hay. Hagensick underwent an appendectomy last week.

Edgewood George S. Hagensick Hagensick

Farm auctions announce October sales statewide

Listings show upcoming auctions including Beverly Cattle Co near Cedar Rapids on Oct 3, Iowa Livestock Exchange in Cedar Rapids on Oct 4, Oxford Sale Co horse and dairy cow sale on Oct 5, R P Wilson and Son Duroc sale near Coggan on Oct 7, and C Jurgensen Chester White sale near Olin on Oct 9.

Beverly Cattle Co Cedar Rapids Iowa Livestock Exchange Oxford Sale Co R P. Wilson & Son Duroc Coggan Jurgensen Chester White Olin

Iowa Farmers Planted 88 Percent of 1940 Corn Hybrid Seed

Iowa farmers used hybrid corn on 7 758 000 of 8 816 000 acres estimated July 1 1940. Secretary Mark G Thornburg notes Iowa leads the nation in hybrid adoption with steady gains since 1936 and a 74 percent share last year.

Des Moines Iowa Federal Crop and Livestock Reporting Service Mark G. Thornburg Finois Indiana Illinois Towa Ames Corn Belt

Upturn in sleeping sickness reported in Iowa horses

Des Moines reports a rise in equine sleeping sickness cases with 262 cases April 15 to Sept 9 and 373 cases Sept 9 to 21. Dr J A Barger notes 73 deaths in the Apr Sept period and vaccination of about 50 000 horses. Dr H A Seidell adds county tallies including Adams and several others with deaths and recoveries, while vaccines appear linked to lower fatalities.

Des Moines Iowa Department of Agriculture J A. Barger Bureau of Animal Industry Iowa H. A Seidell Seidell State Department of Agriculture

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ag College RFA Booth Estate C. B. Clements A. F Schmitz Tony George B Basker Better Livestock Auction Jackson Husking Linn R. A. Beier Keokuk County Allamakee Agricultural Planning Board Martha Fort Worth Amos Hoople Williams OR Williams DOWS Washington Colts and Poultry Dark Cornish Resinol Baltimore INOL the Big Shoe Store Oxfords Mibig Shoe Store Sapis 2Nd Ave. SE
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