Kemp Angus Bull Sells Private Treaty For $10000
William Penney announces the sale of a 3 year old Angus herd sire Bell Boy W. to J. C. Penney store magnate and partner Orin L. James for $10000 after visits to Virginia herds. The Kemp herd boasts a long history dating to 1838 with notable offspring and show cows, including Queen's Vioa K and Faultless Pass, and sire Jack Belmore as ancestor of Bell Boy M. K. and the $10000 Penney bull.
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Bell Boy
W. Ae
J. C. Penney
Janes
Orin L. James
Hamilton
Kemp
Virginia
Grice
Iowa
Blackbird
Pinehurst
Henry Schmuecker
Amana
Milo Wolrab
Mt. Vernon
M. E
D. Miller
Morley
Emp
Eric Brandolier
Rookdale
Col
W. B. Moore
Lewisburg
W. Va
Kemp Herd
Penn
Col. Moore
Bandolier
Elberon
Hawkeye Downs
Ens Brothers
Beloit
Wis
Elijah Kemp
Vermont
J. E. Kemp
J. W. Kemp
Amos Kimber
West Liberty
Julius Ty¢or
Iowa City
Queen's Vioa
Chicago
Philadelphia
Carl Rosenfeld
Kelly
McGregors
Black Belmore
Christy Wursebacher
Jack Belmore
M. K
Marion
Penney and James Herd
Johnson Farm Bureau Annual Meeting Held
Iowa City officials report the Johnson County Farm Bureau elected Ed Kadera as president Frank Colony as vice president Lisle Hurlbut as secretary and William Buline as treasurer all from Iowa City. Delegates named include Jesse Fuhrmeister North Liberty and Ir on Coglan Iowa City. Resolutions support a 13.75 parity price on hogs promote soil conservation oppose subsidies and back postwar road construction.
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Iowa City
Johnson County Farm Bureau
Ed Kadera
Frank Colony
Lisle Hurlbut
William Buline
Jesse Fuhrmeister
North Liber
Yron Coglan
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Lee Douglass
West Branch
Orville Horn
Joe W. Miltner
Whapa’s What Out on the Acres
George Hora, a 34 year old stock share tenant on a 160 acre farm near Washington Iowa, discusses buying the farm, postwar prices, surpluses, and the outlook for agriculture. He predicts a price drop six months after the war ends, worries about distribution, and favors shifting poorer land to grazing. Hora raises hogs and corn and notes government subsidies as consumer subsidies. He leans toward Roosevelt but fears Dewey aligning with big business. He endorses help for returning soldiers to start farming, if viable.
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George Hora
Washington
Dewey
Coolidge
Hoover
Roosevelt
Angus sire tops Kemp herd as famed bulls lead country
For two years he ranked third among Angus sires in the nation, surpassed only by Earl Marshall and Blackcap Revolution. His bloodlines permeate the present Kemp herd. Accompanied by Milo Wolra, Kemp moved the bull to Penney farm in Hamilton, Missouri, on Tuesday.
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Earl Marshall
Kemp
Milo Wolra
Penney Farm
Hamilton
Government to auction surplus horses and mules at Fort Robinson
The United States treasury surplus property office in Kansas City announced an auction of 1 048 horses and 78 mules at Fort Robinson Nebraska on October 26 and 27. Horses include 983 hiding horses 26 field artillery riding horses two light riding horses and 17 draft horses. Four draft mules and 75 pack mules are listed.
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Kansas City
United States Treasury
Fort Robinson
Neb
Farm Auction Listings Across Counties This Week
A sequence of farm sales is announced with dates from Wednesday October 18 to Friday October 27. Auctions include Frank Yeyton near Coggon and Will Kaeser near Rowley, plus Pease Hartz Sloan Conner Kinsey Horak and Jurgen sen with locations around Atkins Maynard Cedar Rapids Solon Ely and Clr. Auctions cover public, closing out and land sales conducted by various individuals. Local auctionaters list times and precise nearby landmarks for each sale.
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Frank Yeyton
Coggon
Will Kaeser
Rowley
C. H. Pease
Atkins
Donald M. Hartz Duroc
Maynard
W. M. Bennett
Mechanicsville
Charles W. Mosher
Aurora
Albert Sloan Land Sale
J Street
Twenty-seve Avenue
Cedar Rap
John A. Conner
Solon
Julius Hopker
Cedar Rapids
Louis Kinsey
Hunter
W. J. Horak
Ely
Henry Jurgensen Chester White
Clr
State Officials to Attend Corn Bors Confab in Kaz
Iowa state officials plan a tri state conference itinerary with Des Moines Linn and University of Kansas Lawrence Kansas State College Manhattan on the agenda. Attending are the secretaries of state and entomology professors from Kansas.
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Kaz
Des Moines
Linn
Secretar
Iowa
Mar
Acc
H. M
Kansas
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Kansas State College
Manhattans
Little Improvement In Butter Supplies For Six Months
DES MOINES AP Frank Barker secretary of the Iowa Dairy Industry commission questioned whether butter output in Iowa would improve much in the next six months He expected a slight rise over September and October production the lowest in four years Barker blamed a tight farm labor supply and higher profits from other crops for the drop He added the fall harvest and resumed grain feeding should ease the shortage and lift dairy production later
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Des Moines
Frank Barker
Iowa Dairy Industry Commission
Iowa
Barker
Maynard Woman Hurt In Farm Machinery Accident
Maynard Mrs. Ed Klink, a farm woman living five miles southeast of town, suffered severe cuts and bruises Friday when her right arm was caught in the bull wheel of a corn binder.
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Maynard
Ed Klink
Here
Meat storage stocks fall to lowest since 1942
United States meat storage on October 1 dropped to the lowest level since December 1942 as packers drew on holdings to meet civilian and army demand. Pork and beef stocks fell sharply while lamb and mutton rose slightly and offal and lard posted seasonal declines amid light hog slaughter.
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Chicago
United States
Commodity Credit Corpora
Use of Vitamin A in Feeds is Approved
The War Food administration lifted controls on vitamin A in mixed feeds for livestock and poultry. It cited improved supplies of fish oil and liver oil with low vitamin A content, sufficient to meet normal requirements of the feed industry.
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Washington
War Food Administration
Hay bale accident injures farmer near Hawkeye
Alfred Fritz, a farmer south of Hawkeye, was knocked unconscious when a bale of hay fell during chores at Gordon Trewin’s farm. The accident occurred after the trip rope released, sending Fritz and others to the ground. He suffered injuries to his shoulder back and head.
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The
Gazette
Hawkeye
Alfred Fritz
Here
Gordon Trewin
Fritz
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