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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1935

Page

14

Roosevelt Allocates 2 Million for Farm Debt Settlement

President Roosevelt assigns 2 million of work relief funds to the Rural Resettlement Administration to support debt adjustment for farmers. Rexford Tugwell will oversee debt specialists while volunteers handle out of pocket expenses. 15,000 volunteers operate in 45 states to broker settlements between debtors and creditors.

Ashington Roosevelt Rural Resettlement Administration Old Farm Credit Administration Rexford Guy Tugwell FCA William ST Myers Viene Massachusetts Vermont Tugwell Feree

Rye Crop Control Plan Nears Approval

Washington AP reports a rye crop control program planned with minor bakers opposition. Secretary Wallace may sign next week an adjustment plan including a thirty cent per bushel processing tax to fund the program, avoiding Congress powers initially. George Farrell leads the wheat section and will oversee the rye program.

Washington Wallace Congress George Farrell AAA

Barley and Oats Yield Big Near Giard After Drought

Special to The Garett IARD reports threshing finished with barley at about 49 bushels per acre and oats from 50 to 60. Harmows bulge with alfalfa. Theodore Hartwick farm shows eight acres of alfalfa thriving after poor prior yields. Corn needs warm weather to mature as fields face frosts and ongoing plantings of savbeans and there is note of berry crops.

Garett Girad Theodore Hartwick

Fragmented OCR Note Chronicles Uneven Weather Events

A garbled OCR fragment describes varied conditions with references to farming tasks and weather impacts. It mentions plowing, harvests, and stormy periods, with unclear dates and places. The readable parts hint at agricultural disruption and seasonal activity.

Processing Tax Receipts Decline In Iowa

Iowa processing tax collections fell 56 percent for June through August, totaling 807,975 versus 5,989,657 a year earlier. The drop is linked to injunctions obtained by processors against tax payments as courts hear nine suits in Federal Judge Charles A Dewey's court.

Des Moines Towa Charles D Reed Internal Revenue Collector Internal Revenue Iowa AAA Tawa Charles A Dewey

Predict End Of Ten Day Cool Spell Inwood Weather

DES MOINES UP Brisk weather prompts residents to pull warmer clothes and blankets. A light frost was reported Wednesday night from Atlantic and Inwood. The mercury dropped to 35 degrees Thursday morning at Inwood. Wednesday's high was 71 at Burlington and Atlantic. Warmer weather is predicted for Friday with increasing cloudiness. Reed says the west and central parts of the state will feel the warmth first.

Des Moines Towans Weather Bureau Atlantic Inwood Charles Reed Mercury Burlington Reed

Jones County Calves Listed For International Show

Three Jones County 4 H calves were entered in the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. Don Meeks of Martelle with his Angus calf won grand champion at the Jones County Fair and sold for 14 dollars per hundredweight.

Jones County Spee the Gazette Jones Beeves Angus Wlle Chicsen Donald Meeks Martelle John Tacor Olin Meeks Jones County Fair

South Amana Sale Brings High Steer Prices

Sprea of The Gazette notes in South Amana that H Staner son accompanied a wad of 1097 pound steers sold in Chicago on Tuesday.

Sprea South Amana H_ Stanerson

Delmar Farmer Leo Ryan Markets 990-Pound Yearlings in Chicago

Delmar farmer Leo Ryan sold 990 pound yearlings in Chicago on Tuesday, moving a notable lot. The sale reflects regional cattle demand as buyers evaluated livestock quality and weight for promotional markets.

Leo Ryan Farmer oRres Delmar Chicago

Plan to Adjust Base Quotas In Corn Hog Program

Washington AP Learn steps to correct inequities in corn hog quotas base figures from 1932 and 1933. County bases stay fixed while county committees adjust sub bases to reward farmers with under conditions in those years. Increases require downward adjustments for others.

Washington Farm Administration Gerald B. Thorne Livestock and Feed Grains Division AAA Iowa Ames

Starlings Outcompete Native Birds Across Iowa

Ames wildlife expert Bernard V. Travis says European starlings threaten native birds in many regions of Iowa. He notes control is hard and cautions against indiscriminate killing due to migratory and songbird protections. The bird roosts in barns and towns, nests over other species, and was first seen in Iowa in 1926.

Ames Bernard V. Travis Ames Extension Travis Iowa Europe United States Central Park New York City

Tama 4-H calves fetch top bid at Tama market sale

Twenty six Tama county 4-H calves sold in the weekly market sale with an average price of 11.68 per hundred and a top price of 13.75. The highest price calf was a 1120 pound Hereford owned by Walter Pippert sold to Rath Packing Company of Waterloo.

The Gazette Toledo Tama County Walter Pippert Rath Packing Company Waterloo Elmer Paustian Marvin Wood Janet McElhinney Lester Lenhart Roger Rickert Margaret McElhinney Wayne Wilcox Leonard Schuett Angus —Marvin Wood Roger Fleming Arlo Lienknecht Shorthorn Duane Morrison Lyle Lorenz Milo Paustian Esther Lorenz Lester Thaden John Kerr

Livestock Awards Highlight Grundy County Fair Opener

Martin Myers of Beaman won the Holstein heifer grand championship and Elmer Fritzel of Holland claimed the junior Hereford grand. Robert Antidt of Beaman took the Chester White market pig title. Other awards went to William Conrad, Paul Vint, Wayne Lynch, Vernon Lynch, Joe Knock, Sherwood Snititzer, and George Hanson. Grant township led township winners with Colfax, Gray, Shiloh, and Felix following. 4 H girls' club exhibits impressed, with the county 4 H club taking first at the state fair among 34 counties, plus extensive horticultural displays and a Townsend plan talk by Dr. Neal of Des Moines.

Grundy Center Martin Myers Beaman Robert Antidt Chester Elmer Fritzel Holland Grundy County Fair William Conrad Conrad Poland China Paul Vint Wayne Lynch Vernon Lynch Joe Knock Sherwood Snittzer Wellsburg Angus George Hanson Dike Sherwood Snititzer Grant Township Colfax Gray Shiloh Felix Horticultural Hall Grundy County Neal Des Moines Townsend

Klondyke Iceberg Featured at Waterloo Dairy Exhibit

At the Waterloo Dairy Cattle congress September 30 to October 6, the American Guernsey Cattle club showcases Klondyke Iceberg and Foremost Southern Girl from Little America. Edgar F. Cox, herdsman on Byrd’s Antarctic expeditions, narrates the display with a recreated snow barn and photos. Coniak the Labrador husky, sled dog kennels, and Byrd equipment illuminate the exhibit along with testimonies on fresh milk aiding Byrd’s return from illness.

the Gazette Waterloo Edgar F. Cox Little America Cox American Guernsey Cattle Club New Zealand Coniak Byrd Base Milton J. Seeley Wonalancet N. H Byrd Antarctic Richard E. Byrd

Grasshoppers Threaten Iowa Grapes in Biting Drought

In Council Bluffs, AP reports Southwestern Iowa grasshoppers gnaw grape stems and cause fruit loss by dropping grape clusters. Grape Growers Association says current damage is slight but ongoing feeding could sharply reduce yields.

Iowa Council Bluffs Council Bluffs Grape Growers Association

Acre Farm Sold Near West Branch

Jerry Murray sold his forty acre farm one mile east and five miles north of West Branch to James Zousel for $1700. Possession on Jan 1. The land has no house and fair improvements. Across from Zousel’s farm. MARENGO region. Also, a 25 acre tract in the J D Shaull estate sold in receivership for $1950 with an average $78 per acre. Land leased to Effie Mae and Forrest R Shaull. Terms: $300 cash, balance March 1.

West Branch Jerry Murray James Zousel Zousel Marengo J. D. Shaull Ladora Farmers Savings Bank Harold D. Evans Effie Mae Forrest R. Shaull

Fayette Windbreaks To Be Inspected Sept 12

G R Ramsay Ames extension forester will inspect windbreak plantings in Fayette county on Thursday Sept 12. An early summer check found about 10 percent of trees had died. Douglas fir and Norway spruce were the hardiest. inspections will cover farms of Rothlisberger Elgin Hitch Elgin Lauer Eldorado Steil Westgate and the Paul Davis farm in Oran township.

Fayette G. R. Ramsay Ames Extension Forester Fayette County W. S. Rothlisberger Elgin L. D. Hitch W. A. Lauer Eldorado R. C. Steil Westgate Paul Davis Oran Township

Ancona State Meeting At Waterloo This Fall

MONONA The state meeting of the United States Ancona club of Iowa will be held with the American Poultry Congress at the Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress from September 30 through October 6. President G. A. Malff of Monona reports special premiums totaling about $200 will be awarded in addition to the regular premium list.

Monona United States Ancona Club Iowa American Poultry Congress Waterloo

North English farmers ship livestock to Milwaukee

Dandsill Brothers near North English, Iowa shipped two carloads of cattle and two carloads of hogs to Milwaukee Wisconsin, continuing a regional trade pattern.

Dandsill Brothers Milwaukee Wis

Fayette Test Ass'n No. 4 Averages 19.8 Pounds Butterfat

West Union reports Fayette No. 4 Cow Test averaged 19.8 pounds butterfat and 473 pounds milk in August. John Mathews led with high cow at 47.5 pounds butterfat and 791 pounds milk. Harold Hammersland topped herd with 30.3 pounds butterfat from 13 Holsteins.

Fayette West Union Fayette No John Mathews Jersey Harold Hammersland Walter Plath Tom Hanson Grant Lauer

Opening At Allamakee County Fair Draws 2000

About 2000 people attended the fair opening in Waukon as livestock pens overflowed and fruit, vegetable, and grain exhibits impressed. Free acts entertained daily. Clayton county Farmersburg beat Allamakee polity Harpers Ferry 3 to 0.

Gazette Waukon Clayton County Farmersburg Allamakee Polity Harpers Ferry

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