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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1942

Page

8

350 Attend Cedar Rapids Meeting

Allan B Kline urged farmers to save money to combat inflation and meet wartime production goals during the Linn County Farm Bureau annual meeting in Cedar Rapids. He called for inflation prevention as vital as production and urged attendance at a Des Moines Midwest farmers meeting. Officers were reelected and a taxation program for war expenses was proposed with support for schools and cooperative credit. daylight savings repeal was urged.

Allan B Kline Cedar Rapids Linn County Farm Bureau Kline Vinton Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Iowa Buureau Des Moines Charles Heller Linn Farm Bureau Rex Conn Heller Central City Lloyd Neal Mt. Vernon S. F. Emerson Lisbon Trvin Scott Marion State Resolutions Committee Des Moines Farm Bureau Convention Cooperative

Farmer sells 100 acres near Center Point for 9000

Center Point reports the J. R. Lee farm of 100 acres known as the Oliver Heins place, located one mile north of Center Point, was sold for 90 dollars an acre to Ralph Kautz of the Rowley Quasqueton community. Possession passes March 1, 1943.

Center Point J. R. Lee Oliver Heins Ralph Kautz Rowley-Quasqueton

Decorah man wins county contour plowing title at Postville

Ralph Hegg of Decorah captured first place and top honors in the county contour plowing match on the Louis Meyer farm near Postville. Winneshiek, Allamakee, and Clayton counties fielded contestants as about 600 spectators watched contests for women operators and mayors, plus boys’ contour plowing.

Postville Ely Ralph Hegg Decorah Winneshiek County Louis Meyer Winneshick Allamakee Clayton Soil Conservation Service Farm Bureau Hegg Dale Brainard Allamakee County Victor Sebastian Ralph Birdsell Stanton Klinge Harold Matt Clayton County Roger Harris Alamakee Norbert Buchheit Lorando Embretson CF. Reineke W W. Davidson Elkader

Farm Night School at West Liberty Thursday

West Liberty hosts the second Farm Night School session Thursday at 8 p.m. in the high school. Miss Alverda James leads the women’s class studying “Busing Food in Wartime” while Guy A Stockdale teaches the men on “Handling Larger Poultry Flocks.”

West Liberty Gaectie West Liberty Alverda James Guy A Stockdlale

Farm Operators' Net Income Seen Rise in 1942

The Agriculture Department estimates net income for farm operators will reach 9.785 billion dollars in 1942, up 45 percent from 1941 and over double the 1935-39 average, with government payments included. Net income per person on farms should be 368 dollars, vs 254 in 1941. Cash farm income from marketings is projected at 15 billion dollars, up about 13 percent from 1941.

Washington Department of Agriculture Department

Coming Farm Auctions Across Iowa in October

Several farm auctions announced for October across Iowa. Listings include cattle and hog sales in Williamsburg, Mt Vernon, Cedar Rapids, Anamosa, Iowa City, Tipton, Palo, Watkins, Fairfax, Lisbon and Lisbon area with estates and 80 acre farm sale noted.

S. N. Boland Guernseys West Edge Williamsburg F. C. Forest and Son Poland Chinas Mt. Vernon Towa Livestock Exchange Cedar Rapids Anamosa Iowa City Livestocck Herman J. Martin and Sons Duroc Jerseys Tipton L. I. Weis Palo Carey Bros. Durocs. Watkins Town City Sales Co Guy Voorhies Duroc Wesley Chlad Fairfax Lisbon

Home Demonstration Agent Named in Johnson County

Miss Leila S. Farley of Grinnell starts duties as Johnson County's new home economics agent. A graduate of Town State college she will oversee local extension programs beginning this Monday.

Johnson County Leila S. Farley Grinnell Town State College

Land Bank Officials Inspect Iowa Farms

Federal and regional land bank leaders visited Iowa City to inspect local farm land. Attendees included directors from Louisville Omaha and Kansas City farm credit offices along with Iowa City business and rural representatives at a Hotel Jefferson luncheon.

Iowa City Federal Land Bank Louisville Omaha Farm Credit Appraisal Department of Kansas City Jefferson R

Parity questions from rural parleys with Stephen Smith

Interview with Stephen Smith, 273 acres near Dinsdale, laments farm labor shortages and rising costs. He analyzes parity, compares farm and industrial wages, ponders beans and corn yields, and calls for price floors and ceilings while defending farmers’ wartime production efforts.

Soul Conservation at the Country Road

Two boys on a country road between a farmhouse and a schoolhouse carry a water filled milk cooler while the sixth grader tightens the slack. They hold half-eaten apples as thirsty schoolchildren inside the building prepare to wave two fingers for a drink.

Good Drying Weather for Corn And Soybeans

Iowa reports mostly favorable drying conditions for corn and soybeans last week per a United States Weather Bureau bulletin. Widespread showers from southwest to northwest hindered fields, while frost damage from late September remains uncertain pending future weather. Soya beans were cut for hay or plowed in the northwest, with substantial fall plowing and some late alfalfa harvests in central and southern areas.

Des Moines INS Iowa United States Weather Bureau

New Flax Variety Breathing Up From Minnesota

The University of Minnesota announces a new flax variety named Bl wing noted for higher quality and yield potential. Researchers describe it as a distinct strain promising advantages over existing flax types.

University of Minnesota

Fall fertilizer guidance and local farm notes

Barnyard items note Mrs Scott McMahon receives 1725 Texas steers weighing 1100 pounds. Expert fertilizer guidance urges using organics to replace scarce nitrogen while potassium and phosphorus stay ample. Suggestions include composting leaves and garden waste to boost soil and supply nutrients. The Duroe Jersey hog sale drew buyers in northeast Iowa and Keith Noll from Farm Service assists Cedar Rapids bank clerks in eastern central sales.

U. S. Department of Agriculture J Keith Noll Farm Service Dept Peoples Savings Bank Cedar Rapids East Central

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F.B. Leader Ray Anderson Allan Kline the Gazette Joan Reynolds Reineke H A Wickler Postsille Reinecke Harvey Anderson Fayette Ted Green Winneshirk County Bob Gruhn Irwin Hamann St Oli Gazelle Agriculture Dept William Peace Valley Martha Rose Nou H.D.A Johnson Leila Farley Land Bank Iowa Farms Dinsdale RS. Stephenson New Somers Purdue University University of Manitoba Winnipeg Ames FSA Jim Inbur Toused Lunbor AAA Congress Ohio K. S. Stepitenson Iowa Livestock Exchange Cedar Rapids, Iowa Alf Tony) Schmitz Kettar George AB. Easher Scott McMahon Texas Roscoe Wilson Coggon Towa
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