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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1942

Page

23

New Louisa County Triple-A Chairman Elected At Winfield

Eastern Iowa Triple-A committees see four changes in chairmanship across 21 counties. Floyd Beauchamp wins Louisa chair. D Earl Moyers retires. Jackson and Keokuk also install new vice chairs. New county rationing rules require farm machinery committees with two regular and two alternate members, overseen by state and national U.S.D.A. boards.

U.S.C.A Iowa Louisa Floyd “Beauchamp Winfield D. Earl Moyers Wapello Guy H. Hardman Harry B. Stineman Letts Ralph G. Lowe Let Jackson Keokuk Charles van Gorder Maquoketa Frank M. Wall Sabula Frank Hickson Lamotte Hickson Edward J. Grace Bernard John Mertz Bellevue John W. Houseley Keokuk County Martin D. Wood Delta Ralph H. Alexander Hedrick Glen Sorden Webster Harold House Sigourney Walter Cox Richland Musca Tine County Ernest Vetter Nichols Floyd O. McIntire West Liberty Lloyd Taylor Muscatine Edward Friedli Wilton Junction Clyde Minder Theodora Neff Des Moines U.S.D.A War Board AAA Secretary of Agriculture Claude R. Wickyard Fred S. Wallace

Farmer-turned-lawyer Clifford Strawman on Washington befuddlement

Interview with Clifford M. Strawman owner of 497 acres near Anamosa outlines his career from Columbia Law to wheat marketing and livestock finance. He denounces Roosevelt era policies, laments parity parity flaws, and urges draft boards to focus on Washington to free manpower for war. He supports a Republican voting stance.

Clifford M. Strawman Anamosa Lyle Sutton Washington

Range Feeding Encouraged in 1943 Livestock Plan

A 1943 program to boost western range livestock by increasing animal weight was outlined in Denver by USDA officials from Nebraska to California. Aimed at relieving meat shortages, it promotes feeding topics including using wheat and an educational campaign for stockmen to maximize weight per animal.

Denver INS United States Department of Agriculture Nebraska California Lincoln Neb

Hog and Hog Raiser Feed Ad Promotes Mineral Stock Food

Advertising text proclaims Big Gain Mineral Stock Food opens a so called second front against saboteurs of hog nutrition. It claims twenty ingredients of proteins and minerals build resistance in hogs, aiding pie crop and livestock defense, with endorsing notes from successful hog raisers.

Calmar Creamery Pays 50 Cents for Top Butterfat

Calmar creamery paid 50 cents a pound for top butterfat in the last half of August, 2 cents higher than the first half of August. The plant received 61,074 pounds of butterfat last month and produced 76,041 pounds of butter.

Calmar Creamery The Gazette Calmar

Belknap Bros Closing Out Sale At Belknap Farm

Closing out sale on Belknap Brothers Farm 14 miles southeast of Amana on Morley road. Involved herd of Holstein cattle with 17 fresh cows, horses including roan mare and Kray mare, two brood sows, extensive farm machinery from John Deere and McCormick Deering, a milking machine, cream separator, field crops hay and grain, and household goods. Terms made known day of sale. Lunch on grounds. Amamosa IA. Auctioneer Lee Beebe. Clerk Citizens Savings Bank Amamosa IA.

Anamow Morley Belknap Brothers John Deere McCormick-Deering Massey-Barris Hayes Corn Concord Lee Beebe Amamoes Citizens Savings Bank Amamosa

Farmers Union to Hold Midwestern Meeting in Des Moines

Special to The Gazette Des Moines Jim Patton president of the National Farmers Union M Clifford Townsend head of the Triple A and William Thatcher will speak at Des Moines Sept 29 during a Midwest farmers meeting sponsored by the Farmers Union Donald Van Vleet president of the Iowa Farmers Union announced about 1000 farm leaders expected to attend The meeting at Hotel Fort Des Moines opens at 10 am and aims to present clear talk on agricultural responsibilities in the war and to show strong support for the President's cost of living stabilization program

Gazette Des Moines Jim Patton Denver National Farmers Union M. Clifford Townsend Washington Triple-A William Thatcher St. Paul National Farmers Union Legislative Committee National Federation of Grain Cooperatives Farmers Union Donald van Vleet Iowa Farmers Union van Vleet Hotel Fort Des Moines Towa Middlewestern

80 an Acre For 200 Acres Morrissey Farm Sale

The 200 acre improved Morrissey farm east of Anamosa changed hands from the Equitable Life Assurance Society to August H. Monk of Anamosa for 80 dollars per acre. Possession passes March 1, 1943. J G Dykema reported the sale. Albert Doyle and W N Ray arranged the transaction.

Anamosa Morrissey Steve Wheelock Fred Wroblewski Equitable Life Assurance Society United States August H. Monk J. G. Dykema Manchester Equitable Company Albert Doyle W N Ray Cedar Rapids

Dyersville Butter Scores 93 Percent in Section 9 Contest

In Durango a section 9 meeting of the Iowa Creamery Operators' association heard Verni O Connor of Dyersville win with butter scoring 93 percent in an educational contest. Milton Retchert of Petersburg placed second with 93 percent and Howard Holthaus of Edgewood third with 92.15 percent.

Crzette Durango Iowa Creamery Operators’ Association Five Points Creamery Verni O'Connor Dyersville Milton Retchert Petersburg Howard Holthaus Edgewood E J. Lee Cedar Rapids Ben Gulsvig William Mistele Waterloo J Allen

Olin Night School to Begin Monday

Evening classes at Olin night school start Monday under W. F Robertson and Miss Esther Kidder. Administrative councils for men include August Ahrendsen Lee Crain Oliver Furst Peter Sevicke Ray Stivers and Michael Swenson with women’s council members Mines August Ahrendsen Lee Crain Elmer Glick Donald Faris Roy Cashman and George Slater.

Olin W. F Robertson Esther Kidder August Ahrendsen Lee Crain Oliver Furst Peter Sevicke Ray Stivers Michael Swenson Mines Elmer Glick Donald Faris Roy Cashman George Slater

Upcoming Farm Auctions Across Iowa Counties

Iowa farm sale listings show multiple auctions including Lept. 22 sale near Anamosa by Iowa City Sales Co and Bel knap Brothers closing out livestock. Schoonover, Bader and Sebeer dairy cattle north of Springville on Sept 24. L. C. Staman closing out on Hense farm two miles west of Marton. LEO Boddicker Berkshire auction 334 miles southwest of Newhall. Anamosa livestock and Iowa City Sales Co. livestock sale also noted.

Iowa City Sales Co Belknap Brothers Anamosa Schoonover, Bader and Sebeer Springville L. C. Staman Hense Farm Marton Leo Boddicker Berkshires Newhall Anamosa Livestock Auction

Poultry Improvement Assn Plans Des Moines Meeting

Central City secretary Verne O Phelps announces the Iowa Poultry Improvement Association annual meeting set for October 6 to 8 in Des Moines The event features an FBI agent addressing sabotage and home front Americanism The banquet on October 7 will feature J Turner Mills president of the International Baby Chick association and Billings of Minnesota turkey fame as speakers.

Specisl Central City Verne O Phelps Iewa Poultry Improvement Association Des Moines FBI

Jones County Scrap Iron Drive Nets $2,000 Cash

ANAMOSA R D Finnigan chairman of the salvage drive reported that during the Harvest Scrap drive last week about 260 tons of iron were donated along with rubber rags and other salvage materials. Cooperation from the Farm Bureau the U S D A War board the Triple A and other groups made the drive a success and it will return nearly $2,000 in cash to be divided between the USO and the Red Cross.

Anamosa R D Finnigan Jones County Farm Bureau U.S. D. A War Board Triple-A USQ Red Cross Finnigan

Why Labor Is Scarce Why Labor Is Scarce

In Des Moines AP report State Secretary of Agriculture Mark G Thornburg warns Iowa faces a farm labor shortage in 1943. He cites workers joining the armed forces and war plants, delaying crops, and anticipates reduced dairy and corn production with farmers relying on family labor and hogs to cope. Women help but cannot fully substitute for men.

Des Moines State Secretary of Agriculture Mark G Thornburg Thornburg Flett Old Home Iowa Thorneburg Towa

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