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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1942

Page

6

ACE OF Commodity Credit board acts on frosted beans disposal

The ACE OF Commodity Credit corporation announced a decision on disposing frosted beans affecting the eastern Iowa soybean trade. Processors report green beans in soybeans cause rapid souring and storage space shortages intensify, with elevators limiting intake until CCC merchandising and storage decisions are made.

ACE OF Commodity Credit Corporation Iowa Chicago Board of Trade Commodity Credit’ Corporation Commodity Credit Corporation United States Department of Agriculture Triple-A United States

Weather and livestock market notes and farm condition hints

The column discusses hog market pace amid weather patterns and price expectations. It notes a late September freeze affecting field yields with soybeans reported unusually high up to fifty bushels per acre. It observes Iowa dairy cows testing low butterfat in June with possible pasture impact.

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Apple yields 25 bushels from Wolf River tree near Cedar Rapids

A. A. Wagner reports a Wolf River apple tree near Cedar Rapids produced 25 bushels this harvest. The apple weighs 1.75 pounds and measures 17 inches around. The tree, in the Jom Fox Jr. orchard 10 miles southwest of Cedar Rapids, was planted 65 years ago and is good for another 35 to 40 years.

A. A Wagner Cedar Rapids Jom Fox, Jr Wagner

Repairmen Told to Seek Help at Nearest WPB Office

WPB director Donald Nelson advised Congressman W S Jacobsen that farm machinery repairmen should contact the nearest WPB field office for priority issues. He noted welding rod shortages have slowed war production but said steps are being taken to improve supplies by January or February and urged craft ingenuity when possible. A formal priority system remains in place for welders needing materials.

the Gazette Washington Donald Nelson WPB W S Jacobsen Jacobsen Iowa Nelson General Industrial Equipment Branch War Production Board

German farmer predicts war end next year in Iowa interview

John Haecke, 50 50 share renter of 440 acres near Cascade Iowa born 1899 near Bremen Germany and naturalized citizen discusses inflation 1920s Germany fundraising for cattle hogs and corn markets his views on taxation ceilings and war bonds his voting plan and life in the United States since 1937.

John Haecke Cascade Bremen Germany United States

Alfalfa Seed Crop Down 1942 Forecast Drops 9 Percent

The department of agriculture reports a 25 percent decline in alfalfa seed acreage offset by a 22 percent rise in yield per acre, predicting 1942 production of 947,600 bushels, the smallest in six years. Carryovers, prices, and acreage figures are detailed along with weather impacts and insect losses.

Washington Department of Agriculture Crop Reporting Board

Soybean Flakes For Breakfast Food Suggested at Ames

Ames researchers propose toasted soybean flakes as a breakfast food to help prevent protein shortages this winter. Lionel K. Arnold notes solvent-extracted soybean meal is 40 percent protein with low starch and 1 percent oil, while 85 percent more soybeans were planted in 1942 than the previous year.

AMES Lionel K. Arnold Ames Research Chemical Engineer Arnold Pacific Islands

Coming Farm Auctions in Iowa City Area and Surrounding Towns

A sequence of farm auctions across central Iowa listed from Oct. 20 to Oct. 26. Iowa City Sales Co. and individuals including P. O. Devol Wm H Petersen August Miller and Nemecek Est. announce sales of livestock real estate machinery and personal property near Troy Mills Garrison Olin Ely Martelle Cedar Rapids Anamosa Walker and other points.

Iowa City Sales Co P. O. Devol Troy Mills Wm. H. Petersen Garrison August Miller Hazleton Milo V. Wolrab Berkshires Mt. Vernon Ienry Jurgensen Chester Whites Olin Nemecek Ely Ray C. Peet Martelle Iowa Livestock Exchange Cedar Rapids Anamosa Mary C Woodfin Farm Walker

Sixty Dollars an Acre Sold for 80 Acres Near Independence

The Equitable Assurance Society sold an unimproved 80 acre tract five miles northeast of Independence to William T Groskurth of Independence for $60 an acre. Possession passes next March. Howard Hand operated the land this year. J L Holland of Independence handled the sale. A H Aukerman of Manchester, field representative for Equitable, reported the transaction.

Independence Equitable Assurance Society of the United States William T Groskurth Howard Hand J. L. Holland Independence Real A H. Aukerman Manchester Equitable Company

U S Army Vehicle Puzzle Answers

Crossword style clues list entries for horizontal and vertical words including military vehicle and various terms. The page presents numbered hints with definitions such as 51st isacar money petrol and cross references like Father genus of plants and wing.

Boars \(Average $65\) Highlight Amana Society Sale

Homestead Homestead unit of the Amana Society farms held a Hampshire auction with boars averaging $65 and gilts at $50. At Oxford Junction, a Hereford bull sold for $152 during a closing out sale at Mrs Fred Fritz farm.

Hampshire Amana Society Farms Oxford Junction Fred Fritz

Lisbon Night School Officers Elected

LISBON S. F. Emerson of Lisbon was elected president of the Lisbon night school recently. Other officers elected were Roy Bowman, Mt. Vernon, vice president and George Hernik, Mt. Vernon, secretary and treasurer.

Lisbon S. F. Emerson Roy Bowman Mt. Vernon George Hernik

Sand Springs Creamery pays 53 cents for September butterfat

Patrons at the Sand Springs creamery received 53 cents per pound for September butterfat, up 10 cents from September 1941 when the price was 43 cents.

Sand Springs The Gazette

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