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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1933

Page

6

Grange Pledges Support To Adjustment Act

The sixty fourth annual Iowa State Grange convention adopts a resolution pledging wholehearted support to the agricultural adjustment act and the administration led by Roosevelt and Wallace. Delegates discuss direct hog buying, tax revision, liquor regulation, and inflation controls with officers elected and Governor Herring to address.

Rinnell Roosevelt Wallace Iowa The United States Corn Belt Secretary of Agriculture Gale McClean Muscatine Wilton Junction J S. Knight Strawberry Point Leslie Parks Newton Charles B Starrett John Tiedje R. L. Amsberry Oneida Arthur Watt

Cows Gulled During September In Ames Dairy Report

The Gazette reports 336 cows from 10.1 cow testing association herds were culled for low production in September with 113 sold to other farmers. Seven high associations led by North Tama and Sac Carroll averaged 40 plus pounds butterfat per cow, with several owners named. An eight hundred twenty cows across fourteen state institutions produced 9,879,276 pounds of milk valued at $169,298.88 for the year ending August.

Dairy Extension Service North Tama Sac-Carroll Fremont-Page Polk Marion-Lucas Grundy Dallas-Boone Ernest Diehl Grundy Association Hayward Brothers North Taman O L. Hamer Pioneergedar Falls FW. Stolt Con. Sac Carroll Fred R. Blythe Iowa W S Penn Des Moines Board of Control Woodward Hospital Independence Hospital Anamosa Reformatory

Edgewood Pumpkins Marketed At Vinton

James and Edwin Corell farmers near Edgewood hauled twenty loads of pumpkins to the Vinton canning plant on Wednesday. The Corell Brothers planted pumpkins last spring in a corn field intended for hazming down but this fall they had surplus and many were given away.

Edgewood James Edwin Corell Hinu Vinton Canning Seaton Corell Brothers

Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association Elects Officers in Cedar Rapids

The Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association elected officers during the closing session in Cedar Rapids. W. C. Vollstedt of Dixon was named president, W. S. O'Brien of Ryan was vice president, Iva Dunn of Atkins became secretary and treasurer, and C. H. Waite of Stanwood joined the board of trustees. Hold-over trustees are C. L. Moles of Dike and E. A. Horner of Brighton.

Cedar Rapids Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association W. C. Vollstedt Dixon W. S. O'Brien Ryan Iva Dunn Atkins C. H. Waite Stanwood Vollstedt C. L. Moles Dike E. A. Horner Brighton

Government buys butter to restore price margins

The government plans to buy butter with likely federal funds to stabilize margins between high and low score butter. Land O Lakes president John Brandt confirms purchases aim to restore proper price relation after recent parity shifts. New York and Chicago quotes show 92 score at 24 cents and 91 score at 23 cents per pound.

John Brandt Land O'Lakes Brandt New York Chicago Washington Extension Department of Agricultural Colleges Ames Cedar Rapids

Fence Drift in Woven Wire Discussed in Des Moines Debate

R. F. notes that a processing tax could limit hog supplies as packers face government payments per pen. The piece suggests the issue may curb purchases and sparks a lively Des Moines debate on direct marketing during the special session.

Washington Des Moines

Holsteins fetch $42 average at West Union sale

Second day sale drew buyers from four teen counties with thirty nine head selling for an average of $42. Top purebred male brought $67 by Lloyd Cunningham Cresco. top female $79 by Walter Detra Clarksville. Largest buyer John Fry Marion with six head. Tom Dowd Cedar Rapids bought two.

West Union Guernsey Lloyd Cunningham Cresco Walter Detra Clarksville John Fry Marion Tom Dowd Cedar Rapids

Linn 4-Hers Gather in Marion for Annual Get-Together

Linn county 4-H members and leaders will meet Friday evening at Memorial hall Marion for the annual get-together and pep meeting. County Agent George E. Dilton notes the program includes a talk by State Representative D R McCreery of Alburnett and officer elections. R B Blinks Linn Farm Bureau president will give the welcome address.

Linn County 4-H Memorial Hall Marion George E. Dilton D. R. McCreery Alburnett R. B. Blinks Linn Farm Bureau

Coming Farm Auctions Across Cedar Rapids Area

A sequence of farm and livestock auctions scheduled in and around Cedar Rapids. The listings include Oct 13 at Reload yards Cedar Rapids Oct 14 near Ely Road Mrs Joe Metela Oct 16 eight miles west of Anamosa C V Brewer Oct 17 a 25 acre farm at Robins W H Plughaupt Oct 18 three miles northwest of Ely W J Buresh.

Cedar Rapids Ely Road Joe Metela Anamosa C. V. Brewer Robins W. H. Plughaupt Ely W. J. Buresh

Corn Test Plots In Jones To Be Harvested Saturday

Corn test plots on the Paul Smith farm near Center Junction will be harvested Oct. 14 and the yields compared on twenty five open pollinated top crossed and hybrid varieties. Moisture content also will be ascertained. Stewart Smith will discuss production of that crop.

Center Junction Paul Smith Carl Smith Stewart Smith

Bennett- Ed Bell Sells Hog Load on Chicago Market

Cedar county farmer Ed Bennett sold a load of 286 pound hogs through the Bennett Shipping association on the Chicago market Tuesday at 5 dollars per hundredweight. The association also offered native lambs priced at 7.65 dollars per hundredweight, a high mark for the day.

Bennett Ed Bell Cedar County Bennett Shipping Association Chicago

Four hundred hedge posts listed at Columbus Junction sale

Four hundred hedge posts sold from 25 to 40 cents each at the Midway pavilion consignment sale in Columbus Junction. Anchor posts at 75 cents. Cattle totals included 120 head with milk cows 18 to 25, steers 3.50 to 4 per cwt, heifers 3 to 3.50. Eight sows with litters 15.40 each. Potatoes 1.50 a bushel. Paul Klotz, H. M. Duncan buyers, Farrel Smylie clerk.

Gazette Columbus Junction Midway Pavilion Paul Klotz H. M. Duncan Farrel Smylie

Keokuk County 4-H Banquet slated Oct 21 speaker announced

More than 200 are expected to attend the Keokuk county 4-H banquet in Sigourney on the evening of October 21. County Agent Maurice Soulis reports the event will feature speaker Mrs. Ella Worth Richardson of Albia, chair woman of the Farm Bureau women's committee.

Sigourney Keokuk County Maurice Soulis Ellaworth Richardson Albia Farm Bureau Women’s Committee

Keokuk County Sheep Club Picnic Speaker at Van Buren Farm

Keokuk county sheep club members plan a Saturday picnic on the Rollin Brown farm in Van Buren township. C W McDonald of the Ames animal husbandry department will be the speaker.

Sigourney Keokuk

Johnston and Summers Work Fall Plowing on Corn Acres

Everett Johnston, a farmer near North English, has fifteen acres of corn cribbed and cattle turned into the stalks. Clint Summers owns ten acres cribbed. Fall plowing continues after Sunday rain, with some soybeans being threshed and additional rye sown.

Everett Johnston Clint

Andersons Poland China hogs fetch average price at sale

Thirty purebred Poland China boars sold near West Liberty for an average of 22.18 with Henry Dorr of Marcus buying the top hog at 60 dollars. Otto Hess of Worthington purchased a 20 dollar gift, while 61 hogs brought over 1 000 dollars total. Buyers extended to eastern Illinois and one head went to Minnesota. Harvey Duncan of Creston and P N Gibson of West Liberty served as auctioneers.

West Liberty Henry Dorr Marecus W. C. Anderson and Son Here Otto Hess Worthington Ilinois Minnesota Harvey Duncan Creston P. N. Gibson Auce Pioneeers

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Grange Ray Anderson Test Association Bohemian National Cemetery Jersey A. T. Bena Cedar Rapids, R. No United State Bank Mrs Vinton Monly Vc Fayette County Linn Jones Columbus Mrs. Richardson Blatz Old Heidelberg Blatz Brewing Company Milwaukee Rysherde Heidelberg Itp Beer Lagomarcino-Grape Company First St. SE Allen Motors Second Avenue Tenth Street Poland Goodyear Third Ave 3Rd Ave Third Avenue SE Eer Weseaaua Newman's Dept Killian Company Podzimek’s Drug Stores Nemmers Drug Company Kanealy and Beezley Higley Building Pharmacy Ligeett’s
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