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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1933

Page

21

Contractor Has Enough Farm Building To Be Busy All Fall

An Amish Mennonite contractor near Wellman named Alvin Yoder with crew Orrie Yoder George Reber and Noah Guengerich is finishing a 42 by 44 granary with 16 foot posts for Uriah Swartzen druber nine miles north of Wellman. A larger crib 44 by 32 will be built soon for Dan Shesurr wie five miles south of the Su F endruber, with additional 8 by 56 framing planned for a subsequent project.

Dan Shesurr Muffard Jaomeen Coasuy Washingtoon This News Aasct Amish Menonnite

Hay Barn Restoration At Red Oak Farm

Special to The Gazette reports James Britcher completed a new hay barn on his Red Oak area farm north of Tipton. The barn was rebuilt and all buildings repainted with fences repaired by the Britcher farm crew this season.

Tipion James” Britcher Tipton Sam Heaperts

Hog receipts at interior markets fall 20 percent

Interior markets in Iowa and southern Minnesota handled 87500 hogs this week with fewer than 3000 sows on federal account. Receipts were 20 percent below last week and 22 percent above the year ago level. Prices held steady to five cents higher than the prior week. Trade observers in Iowa note ongoing market dynamics.

ST Des Moines Iowa Minnesota Towa

Hog Market Notes on Butcher Hogs and Sows Movement

The report tracks heavy butcher hogs moving through markets with a shrinking butchers class and rising spring pigs. It notes receipts at many points show increased movement of packing sows, but total sow receipts do not appear abnormal. Prices range from 180 to 240 pounds at 3.80 to 4.10, 250 to 290 pounds at 3.145 to 3.80, and packing sows at 2.25 to 2.80 with rougher stock lower.

Stort Haa

Morley News Briefs Describe Heat Wave and Fire Incident

A compressed Morley area item notes extreme heat this week impacting Cait Teen and TR Watters activities. It mentions a heat event, a fire burning out, and a dry stretch affecting the region.

Cazelle Cait Morles Dryang

Colt breaking and hitch demonstration near Martelle

Four hundred persons attended a colt breaking and hitch demonstration on the Harry Newman farm east of Martelle. The Belgian Colt club sponsored the event in this community and the demonstrations were staged by Harry Linn, secretary of the Iowa Horse and Mule Breeders association.

Martelle Harry Newman Belgian Colt Club Harry Linn Iowa Horse and Mule Breeders Association

Rowley Creamery Pays 20 Cents For Butterfat

Patrons of the Rowley Farmers Co operative Creamery receive payment for butterfat delivered in early August at 20 cents per pound while the prior half of July saw butterfat priced at 22 cents per pound. Albert F P Sloan, secretary of the creamery, reports the figures.

Rowley Rowley Farmers Co-operative Creamery Company Albert FP Sloan Creamery Company

Threshed Clover Seed Yield Report from Quasqueton

Charles Sauer threshing four and a half acres at Quasqueton produced nine bushels of clover seed for Ray Walton using a threshing machine. An implied note suggests using a hullert would have increased seed yield.

Charles Sauer Ray Walton

Riverside Laying Mash Offers Hen Feed Trial

Riverside advertises Laying Mash and Hen Scratch for hens and pullets with a money back guarantee. Also mentions green alfalfa hay and straw for sale.

Riverside

Horse Show Highlights: Percheron Champion and State Fair Winners

The event showcased multiple breeds and winners across classes. Key champions included a Percheron exhibited by Ben Meyers of Qeiwen, and Jersey grand championships awarded to Harold Masse of Nashua, with Holstein and Guernsey champions also noted among 4-H participants from Fayette, Oelwein, and Lamont.

Cramp S.a Ben Meyers Qeiwen Peter Collins Winthrop Leon Johnston Hawkeye Hampshires Floyd McGrath Tomers Wibuo Sara WB Robinson Ane Ma&sor

Ngagonal Explains Wreay Calculations and County Allotments

Federal statisticians use an adjustment factor to derive farm allotments from a three year base. Counties with worse three year trends receive upward revisions while overproducing areas face downward adjustments. The method yields 54 percent of the adjusted three year average as the final allotment.

Tana Erie Dagtaivn Fay

300 Signed For Cheese Factory At Wilton Jct

Wilton Junction reports more than 300 farmers have signed up to supply milk for a planned cheese factory. A Friday meeting will finalize organization plans as the project moves forward. Nearby Muscatine tomato canners are paying less for plants this year, while farmers harvest peak crops and prepare to hull seed and clover.

Wilton Junction Muscatine Hull

Farm Auction Notice Near Buckingham

Eight acres of timber offered by Wi tan Howard, located one half mile east of Buckingham, will be sold at a farm auction on Saturday September 8. The listing notes timber value and rural sale conditions.

Witan Howard M d Buckingham

Paul Piggot Wins Pilot Rock Plowing Championship

CARROKER AP Paul Piggot 19 was recorded Friday as winner of the 26th Pilot Rock plowing match scoring 92.25 with a two-bottom tractor plow. Dale Brown Miller followed. Cliff Benson led under 18 with 88.75 and Wayne Bollin was second. Lawrence Kohns topped three-bottom class with 91.25 while Donald Mason, two-time sweepstakes winner, won the professional division.

Carroker Paul Piggot Dale Brownmiller Cliff Benson Wayne Bollin Lawrence Kohns Donald Mason

Wheat Officers Named in Keokuk County

Albert H. Bakehouse of Plank Township was named chairman of the Keokuk county Wheat Production Control association. Other officers include George Beatty Thornburg vice president Harry White Sigourney treasurer and Maureice Soults county agent secretary. An allotment committee was appointed with Bakehouse chairing and Harry Kapple What Cheer and Leonard Dillon Hedrick. Farmers seeking wheat benefit payments must file applications immediately. In Linn county two explanatory meetings showed limited interest with only fourteen growers attending sessions at Central City and Cedar Rapids.

Sigourney Albert H. Bakehouse Plank Township Keokuk County Wheat Production Control Association George Beatty Thornburg Harry White Maure Ice Soults Bakehouse Harry Kapple What Cheer Leonard Dillon Hedrick Linn Linn County Central City Cedar Rapids

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