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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1935

Page

6

Strong Cattle Market Outlook From Chicago Trade Guesses

NION STOCKYARDS Chicago Ed J Frye and family entered the market with fifteen carloads of long fed steers. Prices around 11 per hundredweight on 1203 pound cattle amid heavy receipts as traders foresee continued strength with possible fluctuations in mid to late winter.

Nion Stockyards Chicago Ed J. Frye Keystone Frye Kenneth Frye Benton County Chicago Daily Drovers Journal Corn Belt Livestock Market

Maynard Creamery Pays 27 Cents For Butterfat

Maynard Co operative Creamery patrons received twenty seven cents per pound for September butterfat per secretary CH Paul A article notes installation of a new hyp beer at the creamery and mentions Maynard.

Maynard Creamery Maynard Maynard Co-operative Creamery CH Paul

Fence drift slows farm implement sales in Grundy county

A dealer said during a husking contest on a Grundy county farm that spreaders sold slowly this season due to a lack of straw last year. He noted oats production is unprofitable for grain value, and that livestock bedding issues affect farmer decisions though spreader sales should rise this fall and next spring.

Grundy County

Outbreaks of Hog Cholera Reported in Iowa Farms

Hog cholera is taking a heavy toll on farms across eastern Iowa per the Eastern Iowa Veterinary association bulletin. The disease is reported as extensive or total losses in multiple counties and towns including Cascade Luxemburg New Vienna Grand Mound Vinton Earlville Davenport Blue Grass Durant Newhall Belle Plaine Elberon Keystone Dunkerton Independence Hazleton West Branch DeWitt Petersville Nashua Petersburg Maquoketa Cresco Elma Morning Sun Iowa City Kalona Anamosa Marshalltown Paris Central City Mount Vernon Barnes City Montour Toledo Clutter Grinnell Montezuma Deep River Walcott Ossian Ridgeway.

Iowa Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association Cascade Luxemburg New Vienna Grand Mound Vinton Earlville Davenport Blue Grass Durant Newhall Belle Plaine Elberon Keystone Dunkerton Independence Hazleton West Branch DeWitt Petersville Nashua Petersburg Maquoketa Cresco Elma

Weather and harvest update from Brandon region

Cribbing of corn has started in the Brandon area with limited farmers cribbing due to wet corn. Some fields show frost damage while soybean combines are now active and report good yield and quality.

Brandon

Sow Sale Brings 40 80 At Sigourney Auction

A sow delivered near Sigourney fetched 40 80 at a local auction held Thursday. The report notes the price as a standout in the Northwest Delta area.

C. N “Omastihe Delta Sigourney

Steers Bring $10 A Hundredweight At Chicago Sale

Cascade farmer Tom Kleep marketed a load of short fed steers near Cascade. The animals averaged 1129 pounds and sold for $10 per hundredweight at Chicago on Monday.

Cascade Tom Kleep Chicago

Husking contest entries limited to twenty in state event

Iowa officials cut the state corn husking field to about twenty after county contests were delayed by a late harvest. Arthur Thompson of Des Moines said roughly sixty county champions are still being selected as the state contest on Grover Hahn farm near Davenport nears November 1.

Davenport INS Iowa Arthur Thompson Des Moines Thompson Grover Hahn Here Ray Murray Robert W

Farmers Show Interest In Equipment At Husking Meet

Special to The Gazette Grundy Center Iowa farmers packed the 3 county corn husking contest on the Simon Bockes farm seven miles southwest of Grundy Center. Dealers showcased gear though no major new items emerged. A rubber-tired tractor pulled the sweep for the elevator demonstration. Spectators crowded around machines, showing keen interest in cost and operation. One dealer said weekly sales of new farm machinery surpassed last year’s total.

Gazette Grundy Center Simon Bockes

Notable diplomats invited to contest with national entourage

Combs will attend the contest and be joined by official guests including Governor Clyde Herring Senator Dickinson Senator Murphy and Congressman B M Jacobsen. An invitation was sent to Henry Wallace national agriculture secretary but he wired that other engagements prevent attendance.

Five Year Game Conservation Program Established In Iowa

Ames Iowa State college will host a five year cooperative program to conserve game and align farmers with sportsmen. Logan Bennett of the US Biological Survey leads the plan with funding from the state commission, the college, and federal sources. Quail and pheasant areas will be created in southern and northern Iowa to boost populations and benefit both farmers and hunters. Bennett will study quail and pheasant habitats and reasons for Hungarian partridge low numbers in the state.

AMES United States Iowa State Iowa State College C J. Drake Department of Entomology Fred Schwab State Conservation Commission Logan Bennett United States Biological Survey Bennett The Biological Survey Winona Lake Minn Iowa American Wild Life Institute Forestry Service State Conservation Commissions

Wildlife program aims to boost Iowa bird and animal populations

Bennett outlines a five year cooperative wildlife program at Iowa State College involving Professor Hendrickson studying the cottontail rabbit population in southeastern Iowa, Dr. Paul Errington examining muskrat life history, and E. R. Becker and veterinary staff researching diseases in birds and animals to establish a practical disease control method and a permanent wildlife institute.

Iowa Bennett George O. Hendrickson Iowa State College Hendrickson Paul Errington E. R. Becker Department of Veterinary Medicine State Conservation Commission Becker

Corn Not Yet Fit To Crib In Hawkeye Area

Special to The Gazette reports plowing underway after last week’s rain in the Hawkeye area. Most corn not ready for cribbing with little farming activity observed near Williamsburg. Clark Heitman sold a 1 284 pound steer load at Chicago Monday for 12.90 per hundredweight and his brother Herman sold a 1 289 pound steer load at the same price.

Hawkeye Williamsburg Clark Heitman Here Chicago Herman

Stallion work urged to keep horses fit and productive

Wayne Dinsmore of Chicago urges breaking stallions to harness at age two and using them year round for plowing and field work. He cites Glenn Thomas of Stanford, TJ, whose team placed fourth in a national stallion pulling contest. Dinsmore argues consistent work improves breeding readiness and farm economics.

Chicago Wayne Dinsmore Horse and Mule Association of America Dinsmore Glenn Thomas Stanford Thomas Crete

4 H Record Book Winners Announced

Mrs Josephine Arnquist Bakke state 4 H girls club leader today announced the winners of the annual 4 H girls state record book contest with trips to the National 4 H club congress in Chicago the first week in December eighty four outstanding 4 H club girls from forty three counties submitted their record books Judges were Mrs Bakke and other state extension 4 H club girls staff Winners include Lucille Duncan Dickins Clay county 9 year record Gladys Zabel Eldridge Scott county 8 year Kathleen Schwendemann Duncombe Webster county 7 year Marjorie Bannister Janesville Black Hawk county 6 year Maude Chapin Cedar Falls Black Hawk county 5 year Ellen Eyres LeMars Plymouth county 4 year Eva Kline felter Grundy Center Grundy county 3 year and Marguerite James West Liberty Muscatine county 2 year

Ames Josephine Arnquist Bakke Chicago Bakke Lucille Duncan Dickins Clay County Gladys Zabel Eldridge Scott County Kathleen Schwendemann Duncombe Webster County Marjorie Bannister Janesville Black Hawk County Maude Chapin Cedar Falls Ellen Eyres LeMars Plymouth County

Sorghum Mill Near Clermont Closes After Three Weeks

L H Appelmans sorghum mill north of Clermont shut down after a three week run producing about 4000 gallons. Two eight man shifts worked during the run. The mill made sorghum from cane grown on his farm and for seventy two other farmers. All local cane was harvested before frost.

Clermont L. H. Appelman

Farm Auction Schedule October 23 26

Public sale by J R White one mile east of Toddville on Wednesday. Chester White boar and gilt sale by J B Seehusen four miles south Center Junction on Thursday. McClintock Gensicke dissolution sale five miles northwest Cedar Rapids. Sale of S D horses by Sam Dean at Marion. Milking Shorthorn Society cattle sale Independence on Friday. Cattle sale at West Union Saturday. Mayer and Rice Holstein sale three and a half miles west Central City on Wednesday November 6.

Charlies McClintock Genalcke Fatate Cedar Rapids Linn Junction J. R. White Toddville Chester J. B. Seehusen South Center Junction McClintock-Gensicke S. D Sam Dean Marion Shorthorn Society West Union Mayer and Rice Holstein Central City

First New Corn Load Brings Fifty Cents Per Bushel

F R Schenke of Greeley brings the region s first new corn from Frank Schilling nearby. The load is of good quality but high moisture. Price paid is fifty cents per bushel of seventy pounds.

Greeley F. H. Schenke Frank Schilling Neap

Louisa Farmers Get Second 1935 Corn-Hog Checks

Wapello reports delayed Group 1 corn hog payments totaling 21,445.15 dollars were distributed to Louisa county farmers on Monday. This marks the second payment under 1935 contracts.

Louisa County

County Husking Meets Scheduled Across Eastern Iowa

Clinton county corn husking contest set for Oct 28 at 10 a.m. on Mike Kearney farm near DeWitt. Louisa county event planned Oct 29 at 10 a.m. on Cotter Brothers farm west of Wapello. Lee Stodgell of Morning Sun, 1934 state winner, defends title. Other dates: Benton Oct 24 Grundy Oct 28 Jackson Louisa Johnson Black Hawk Washington Cedar Buchanan Jones Oct 29 and Fayette Oct 30. Separator speed may cause cream test variation.

DE Witt Clinton County Mike Kearney DeWitt Wapello Louisa County Cotter Brothers Lee Stodgell Morning Sun Iowa Benton County Grundy County Jackson Louisa Johnson Black Hawk Washington Cedar Buchanan Jones Fayette County

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