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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1933

Page

4

Frost Safe Iowa Corn as Autumn Arrives

Iowa weather bulletin reports more than 80 percent of the corn statewide safe from frost with northeast fields already secure. Rainfall aided late crops while late corn revived in some areas, improving silage and fodder. buckwheat and clover yields cited as good, with fall planting benefiting from the cooler, rainy period.

ES Moines Iowa Federal Meteorolo Charles D. Reed Glenwood Oakland Reed Winneshiek County

Butterfat for Eight Months Averages 23 Cents at Decorah

Decorah Farmers Ice Cave creamery reports eight months ending Aug 31 average butterfat price at 23 cents per pound. Receipts amount to 541 275 pounds worth 124 170 dollars with low 16 and high 24.5 cents. August last half shows higher price. First eight months production totals 0 753 pounds sold for 135 903 dollars at 20.4 cents a pound.

Decorah Paons

Wilton township creates wheat growers group under allotment plan

Wilton Junction Wilton township farmers form an organization under the wheat allotment plan with John McClean as director and Charles B Drumm and Henry W Miller as committee members McClean will serve on the county board under the new group formation.

Fence Drift Caught in Woven Wire

Acorns blown from oaks are eaten by dairy cows this time of year. They may contain prussic acid with varying authority on toxicity and can cause cows to fatten stop milking become sick or die, often from impaction.

Calf Brings More Than 2-Year-Old Bull At Farm Sale

Special to The Gazette Rowley bidders paid from 25 to 51 dollars per head for cows at Claude Hopkins Stella Cady farm sale four miles northwest of Rowley. A 2-year-old bull sold for 14 dollars, while a yearling heifer went for 18. Calves, hay, machinery, and canned fruit drew attention as Bert Hopkins served as auctioneer.

The Gazette Rowley Claude Hopkins Stella Cady Bert Hopkins

Refinishing Furniture Lesson Taught by Ames Woman

Instruction in refinishing chairs is a lesson of a home furnishing project studied by Iowa county Farm Bureau women. Miss L Mildred Wilson of Ames supervises. Meetings: Monday North English Tuesday Marengo Wednesday Williamsburg Thursday Conroy Friday Victor.

Gazette Marengo Iowa County Farm Bureau L. Mildred Wilson Ames North English Williamsburg Conroy Victor

Western Horses Sold at Postville Stockyards

A carload of forty eight western horses brought good prices at the Postville stockyards Friday afternoon as about 300 farmers attended the sale.

Postville

State Husking Meet Set for November 3 in Audubon County

The twelfth Iowa cornhusking contest will be held November 3 in Audubon County. Prizes totaling 200 dollars go to the top five huskers. The winner and runner-up advance to the national event at West Point, Nebraska on November 9. Orville Wicks, 1932 champion from Wright County, competes again, with possible challenge from Walter Johansen of Audubon. Approximately fifteen county champions will be seeded from six weeks of county meets. The event is hosted by the Audubon County Farm Bureau with support from the Community Club and Lions Club.

DES Moines Audubon County W. E. Drips Iowa West Point Neb Orville Wicks Wright County Walter Johansen Johansen Illinois Audubon County Farm Bureau Community Club and Lions Club of Audubon

Funds For Farm Teaching Reduced

Federal aid for Iowa vocational education will be materially cut this year with a 15 percent reduction in several programs under Smith Hughes and George Reed acts. Provisional totals show declines in agriculture, trades and industries, homemaking, and teacher training, plus vocational rehabilitation funding, all down from 1933 levels.

Des Moines INS Iowa Vocational Education Department George Reed

Tipton Sweet Corn Pack Smaller This Year

A Tipton canning plant finished the season with a small batch as contracted acreage shrank and hot dry weather cut yields. Much of the harvest was poorly filled and cobs were sent to farmers for hog and poultry feed.

Tipton

Corn Cribbing Underway Near Center Point Farm

Special to The Gazette reports dry corn ready for cribbing on Fred Gilchrist’s farm four miles northwest of Center Point. Darrel Fry and Otha Beshaw note the corn shells readily and would survive a light frost. Farmers across Tipton Cedar Webster counties describe seed selection, silo filling, fodder cutting, and crop conditions including a disappointing potato crop and apple loss from high winds.

the Gazette Center Point Darrel Fry Otha Beshaw Fred Gilchrist Gilchrist Tipton Tom Brown Cedar County Webster South English F. O. Hall Place

Troy Mills Farm Bureau Women Elect Officers

Tro y Mills Spring Grove township Farm Bureau women met at the home of Mrs. Pearl Fiala assisted by Miss Gladys Adams Linn county home demonstration agent and elected officers for the coming year subject to ratification at the county annual meeting. They are Mrs Wiala township chairman Mrs Lucy Nelson publicity chairman and others including Mrs Ezra Carson Mrs Clarence Evers and several co operators.

Troy Mills Spring Grove Township Pearl Fiala Gladys Adams Linn County Wiala Lucy Nelson Ezra Carson Clarence Evers William Treichler Julia Fisher Mary Wright Daisy Phelps Burnita Fisher Bessie Simmon Isabel Diltz Orval Bach Merle Bach Tridle Daubenmeir Klemm Orliniehl

Cedar county farmer sells steers on Chicago market

George Cook of Tipton presented thirty three head of 900 pound steers at the Chicago market on Tuesday sold at six dollars ten cents per hundredweight.

Tipton George Cook Cedar County Chicago

State Fair Attendance Tops 1932 By 20 000

Des Moines reports unofficial figures show about 276 242 attendees at the Iowa State Fair this year up from 256 411 last year. Officials estimate 10 percent free admissions for children under twelve would raise the final count to 292 876. Total receipts near 176 457.72, with premiums totaling 62 920 already paid and 3 000 warrants pending.

Des Moines

Farm union may ask Wallace to resign at Des Moines meeting

The Iowa Farmers Union convened in Des Moines for a three day state session to press for cost of production price guarantees under the national recovery act and possibly seek Henry A Wallace's resignation. Committees work on resolutions may push for a new farm strike and an agricultural code discussion with Recovery Administrator Hugh Johnson. Featured speakers include Mrs Gif ford Pinchot and Senator Louis Murphy.

Des Moines INS Iowa Farmers Union Henry A Wallace Farmers Holiday Association Farmers Union National Board of Directors Hugh Johnson Milo Reno Gifford Pinchot National Note Pennsylvania Sen Louis Murphy Dubuque

Cholera Outbreaks Reported by Veterinary Association

Eastern Iowa Veterinary association cites hog cholera outbreaks in the last week. Reported by Dr. L W Kellogg chair of the policy committee includes Delaware county towns Ryan Hopkinton Cedar Rapids Palo Central City Coggon Ely Springville Benton Blairstown Mount Auburn Vinton Van Horne Johnson Solon Cedar Durant London Scott Princeton Plainview Buchanan Hazleton Des Moines Burlington Keokuk Keota Washington.

Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association L. W. Kellogg Delaware County Ryan Hopkinton Linn Cedar Rapids Palo Central City Coggon Ely Springville Benton Blairstown Mount Auburn Vinton van Horne Johnson Solon Cedar Durant London Scott Princeton Plainview Buchanan Hazleton Des Moines Burlington Keokuk Keota Washington

Veneer Sorghum Mill Runs Two Shifts From Dawn

The Veneer sorghum mill in South English operates two shifts starting at 4 am to noon and from noon to evening. Cane yields a heavy flow this year with Mumm Brothers averaging twenty two gallons from six loads. Cane is delivered from up to twenty five miles away.

Mumm Brothers

Brooklyn Creamery Plans Annual Picnic Speaker Sept 23

Brooklyn Creamery announces its annual picnic on September 23 with B. O. Brownlee of Des Moines, head of the state dairy and food inspection service, delivering the keynote speech.

Brooklyn Creamery Brooklyn B. O. Brownlee Des Moines State Dairy and Food Inspection Service Brooklyn Cooperative Creamery

Farm Auction Notices Across Iowa in September

A series of farm auctions listed for September includes sales at West Branch Cedar Rapids and other locations. Notable items include a 73 acre farm 12 miles southwest of Iowa City by R H Horn and a 60 acre farm two miles north of Toddville by John W Auman agent.

Iowa City R. H. Horn Toddville John W. Auman

Monticello Creamery Pays 24 Cents For Butterfat

Monticello patrons of the Farmers' Mutual Creamery company receive 24 cents a pound for last half of August butterfat. Producers are likely to view the price as favorable and reflect ongoing market trends affecting dairy earnings locally.

Monticello Creamery Monticello Farmers’ Mutual Creamery Company

Two Loads of Horses Shipped to Wisconsin Buyer

Milo Simmons and Carl Walton hauled two loads to Sam Dean at Marion for a Wisconsin buyer this week. Simmons also delivered a truckload the previous week for the same buyer.

Troy Mills Milo Simmons Carl Walton Sam Dean Marion Wisconsin Mr. Simmons

New Buildings and Repairs Boost Troy Mills Area Farms

Several farms near Troy Mills see new structures and upgrades this fall. Jown Takes four miles north adds a corn crib and cattle shed. Grieve one mile west erects hog house shed and tile silo. Shover repairs, Trcebine north adds feed floor. fences renewed and painting done. silo to be filled this season.

Troy Mills Shover Trcebine

Influenza Research Man Investigates Hog Disease

Dr. R. E. Shope of the Rockefeller Institute visits Durant with Dr. I. W. Moranville to vaccinate hogs for influenza protection. Shope aims to develop a human influenza serum through this research effort in Durant and surrounding area.

Durant R. E. Shope Rockefeller Institute of New York I. W. Moranville Shope

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