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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1933

Page

2

Postville Fair Built by Farmers Across Four Counties

The Postville Big 4 Agricultural Fair emerges as a cooperative effort by farmers from Allamakee Winneshiek Fayette and Clayton counties. They funded and built exhibit halls hog and cattle barns and oversaw divisions. Highlights include 4-H baby beef judging grand and reserve champions open hog shows poultry displays grain and fruit exhibits and a horse pulling contest with entertainment all week.

Ostville Postville Allamakee Winneshiek Fayette Clayton Ames Doyle Fisher Edgewood Clayton County Robert White Wankon Elmer Christen Elgin

East Iowans Listed for Waterloo Show

Vinton and surrounding Benton county members will compete at the Waterloo Cattle congress with 4-H dairy judging teams, home projects, and club demonstrations. Belle Plaine, Anamosa, Independence, and Olin participants will present dairy judging, sewing, and craft demonstrations across multiple divisions.

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Closing Out Sale at Kudina Farm Near Cedar Rapids

Joe Metelak owner offers farm goods at public auction on Saturday September 30 1933 at 1 PM Located 3 miles east of Cedar Rapids 1 mile south of Mt Vernon road on 30th street Wendl Kudina farm Includes team of horses 15 cattle 13 hogs farm machinery grain hay and other items with terms to be announced day of sale Auctioneer A T Bena and clerk Iowa State Savings Bank.

Cedar Rapids Mt. Vernon Road 30Th Street Joe Metelak A T Bena Iowa State Savings Bank

Manchester girls to demonstrate at Castle congress

Margaret and Myrtle Klaus of Earlville will represent Manchester Delaware county in the girls' 4 H club demonstration contest at the Castle congress next week. They will present portfolios and scrapbooks. The horse show includes entries from Holbert Importing Company of Greeley and Dygert Brothers of Manchester.

Independence Buchanan County P H Collins Winthrop Elzabeth Mildred Webb Euvenne Jamison Elizabeth Atchison Wil Norman Frey Murray Gissell Manchester Delaware County Castle Congress Margaret Myrtle Klaus Earlville Holbert Importing Company Greeley Dygert Brothers

Moore Reports Status of Vocational Agriculture

DES MOINES AP Moore reports Iowa schools expanding vocational education adding departments in Randolph and Blencoe for agriculture and in Hampton Spirit Lake Manilla Postville for homemaking. Last year total enrollment was 15 617 and programs served 9 469 in agriculture 3 519 in trade and industrial education and 2 629 in homemaking. Town Vocational association to meet in Des Moines with Dr W A Sutton as principal speaker on Nov 4.

Des Moines Iowa F E. Toore State Board of Vocational Education Randolph Blencoe Hampton Spirit Lake Manilla Postville Moore Town Vocational Association W A Sutton Atlanta Towa

Landlord's Share From 0.75 Acres Corn Brings 35c Bushel

The Manchester area farm on Barnowsk and Castle land yielded 2000 bushels of landlord corn sold at 35 cents to Roy Robinson for the Masonville elevator. Ninety acres are in corn this year with expected yields from 40 to 80 bushels per acre. The 207 acre farm shows high fertility after lime and tiling, with planned improvements such as a corn crib and water tank. The farm is rented on a share basis with cash for hay and pasture land.

the Gazette Manchester Barnowsk and Castle Farm Nelson

Drake Urges Fall Foliage Burn To Fight Potato Stalk Borer

Iowa entomologist Dr. C J Drake warns the potato stalk borer is widespread this year with 10 to 75 percent of fields showing damage. He advises farmers to rake and burn harvested foliage and destroy nearby jimpson weed, horse nettle, and ground cherry to reduce overwintering hosts.

Ames Iowa C. J. Drake Jimpson Towa

Waterloo Man Wins Poultry Trophy At State Convention

Ralph Lobdell of Waterloo won the Sargent Membership trophy for best district showing at the state convention. W C Ramseyer of Oskaloosa presented the plaque. A merger of the Iowa Baby Chick association with the poultry group was announced. X T Prentiss of Mount Ayr moved from baby chick membership to poultry directorate. An administrator appointment notice for Charles W Ashman of Linn County was filed September 27 1933 with James Ashman as administrator.

Des Moines Ralph Lobdell Waterloo Town Poultry Improvement Association Lobdell W C Ramseyer Oskaloosa Iowa Baby Chick Association The Poultry Group X T Prentiss Mount Ayr Poultry Association State of Tours Linn County Charles W Ashman Lowa

Fence Drift Through Iowa Hills To Backbone State Park

The narrator describes a late autumn drive from Postville through Gander and Volga City to Backbone State Park. The journey features vivid natural imagery with radiant sumac, brilliant maple, and the timbered hills as if painted by a master artist.

Postville Gander Volga City Backbone State Park

Feeder cattle top at 5.40 in West Liberty sale

About 368 cattle and 200 other livestock sold at the Gibson barn consignment sale in West Liberty. Sioux Falls, Cresco, Fredricksburg, Castalia, and Elgin consignments joined buyers as heavy feeders averaged 4.02 per cwt, mediums 3.65 to 3.68, and light feeders up to 5.40. Milk cows reached 41, sheep saw ewes at 5 and rams at 10.25, with top feeders at 6.50 a head.

West Liberty Gibson Barn Sioux Falls S. D Cresco Fredricksburg Castalia Elgin

Six Carloads of Livestock Shipped to Chicago Market

Six carloads of livestock were shipped from here to the Chicago market Tuesday. James White sent two carloads of 2 year old Hereford steers averaging 535 pounds, to market at about 1170 pounds. Fred Roth shipped one carload of 935 pound Angus steers. The Farmers Union sent a hog carload, and William Frisch sent hogs and a cattle carload.

Thornburg Chicago James White Fred Roth Farmers Union William Frisch

Pig control payouts top two states at 1.8 million

Officials at the national stockyards estimated Thursday that farmers in Illinois and Missouri have received about 1.8 million dollars for pigs bought under the governments pig control program.

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First frost reports vary. farmers plan harvest actions

Oelwein and Tipton report light damage from the first frost with corn drying fast and yields varying. Farmers plan to crib and harvest soon, while plowing resumes after rain. Potato grubs damaged some crops. alfalfa reseeding benefits from rain and livestock feed shifts. Louis and George Townsend dug fifty five bushels from ten seed bushels.

South Bethel Louis George Townsend

Weather note on frost and crop conditions in West Union

Heavy frost and thin ice were seen Wednesday morning but no damage to ripe dry corn. Plowing can start, cribbing soon. Pastures should grow well after a one inch rainfall earlier this week.

Tipton the Gazette West Union

September Report of Mahaska Test Ass'n Milk Herds

Delta Otis Taylor led Mahaska county Cow Test Assn in September with ten Holsteins averaging 815 pounds of milk and 27.7 butterfat. Claire Werner ranked second among Jerseys with ten animals averaging 487 pounds of milk and 25.6 butterfat. For five months running the Taylor herd held first or second place. A purebred Jersey owned by Carl Cloyd of Moravia produced 615 pounds of milk and 49.8 butterfat, while a Holstein owned by Andrew Cubit of Oskaloosa yielded 1 317 pounds of milk and 47.4 butterfat.

DELTA Otis Taylor Mahaska County Frank Fry Claire Werner Taylor Carl Cloyd Moravia Andrew Cubit Oskaloosa

Two Sweet Potatoes Compete For Bragging Rights

West Branch notes Mrs. Fred Layman of Oasis boasts two sweet potatoes that rival Popeye. One weighs two and a half pounds and the other about two pounds as workmen admire the yield and humor of the local claim.

Gazette West Branch Fred Layman Oasis

Farm Auction Notices For September Sales Schedule

Livestock sale at Reload yards on Friday September 23. Closing out sale four miles southeast of Cedar Rapids by Joe Metelak on Saturday September 30.

Fayette County Enters 23 Dairy Calves At Waterloo

Fayette County sends 23 purebred dairy calves and two demonstration groups to the Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress. Guernsey exhibitors include Putman Oelrich Adams Sinnott and others. Holsteins shown by Rulifson Benter Hall and others. judging team members named. 4 H clothing and care demonstrations also listed.

the Gazette Fayette Fayette County Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress Robert Putman Donald Oelrich Ralph Jack Adams Leo Sinnott Charles Rulifson Leland Benter Joseph Hall Marjorie Deering George Alderson Marvin Simpson Marvin Ingels Robert Bell Leonard Tal Marengo Iowa County Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress Maidie Williams Dorothy James Troy Township Maxine Olson Wilma Plagmann Hilton Township Dean Jacobs Arthur Albert Wallace James Paul Talbott Helen Wyant Marlo Matthes

Local leaders to meet on Saturday for activities plan

Fayet te Miss Geraldine Brainard a home demonstration agent with county chair man Mrs G E Sauerbry county girls club chair man Mrs J B Turner and publicity chair man Mrs Will King will meet Saturday at the Farm Bureau office with Miss Neale S Knowles of the Ames extension service to discuss the coming year's activities Candidates also will be nominated for county offices for the coming year

Fayette Geraldine Brainard G. E. Sauerbry J. B. Turner Will King Farm Bureau Neale S. Knowles Ames Extension Service

Sixty Horses Entered for Stanwood Show This Saturday

Sixty head of horses are entered for the Stanwood horse show to be held Saturday. Entries include Andy and Billy Moffett in heavy draft, Foster Miller and others in light draft, colt exhibitors led by Fred Zerbe, and entries from Dodgson Stables. The Spear stables enter three 5 gaited horses, with judging by Dr. W GC Vollstedt and Billy Hansen. The Cedar Rapids drum corps and Stanwood band will play at the 7 p.m. grand parade.

Stanwood Iowa Don Smith Andy Billy Moffett Floyd Spear Glenn Ridenour Milt Tudor Harlen Henderson H. 8S. Smith Art Bachus C. E. Hoyman Foster Miller Otto Pruess James Smith Carl Gallmeyer Ezra Meyer Charles Kline Fred Challis Fred Zerbe Louis Moore Harry Smith Ford Gallmeyer Henry Biere Olin Tipton Colt Clubs Spear Stables Dodgson Homer Burgess F. M. Wilson W. GC. Vollstedt Billy Hansen Dixon Ralph Wilson Cedar Rapids Drum and Bungle Corps Stanwood Band

4-H Girl Chosen for Waterloo Meet

Miss Anna Frost of Cedar Chips 4-H club west of La Porte City is selected as one of ten 4-H girls to represent Black Hawk county in the state stunt contest at the Waterloo Dairy Cattle congress next week.

Anamosa Jones County Waterloo Cattle Congress Alvin Paul Allen Donald Gerdes Maurice Benson Olin Towa Waterloo Gazette LA Porte City Anna Frost Cedar Chips Cedar Township Black Hawk County Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress

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Reeves Hereford Ray Anderson Carl Fisher Angus Gerald Hamann St. Olaf Harlan Hamann Joseph Marston Vernon Kugel Luana Delbert Martin Ed Looney Cleon Crawford Roy Eiffert Monona Hampshires E Baldridge Strawberry Point Chester Whites R. C. Huebner Poland Duroc Jersey W. F Mittlestadt Berkshires Elmer Sander Ace Bush Frank Whitney Maynard Alvin Kahle Louis Benjegerdes Benjegerdes Hilder Bilden Ed Nordheim Decorah Ed Gass L. D Smith Elkader J C Welhe Otto Brandt Eldo Stofferan Robert Nesbitt Roy Pixler Gilbert Anderson Clermont Louis Bensegerdes Sheldon Hall Otto Hughes Frankville Ed Dyas Helen Schlatter Hawkeye Eleanora Niemann Sumner Bethel J B Palmer Lois Hager Esther Snitken Be Square Club Allamance County Lillian Swenson Helen Gilbertson Hilda de Vinton Benton County Park Woods Lester Custer Robert Grummer Donald Scheid Belle Plaine Robert van Nice Francis Reiss Garrison Virginia Irwin Helen Kray Divison Evelyn Raabe Frances Heitman Vera Heitman Mildred Kope Arlene Krogman Eleanor Ochlerich Mildred Scheid Adeline Scheid Louise Wise Margaret Swatos M. D. Pry A. Carlson Women's Home Project Northwestern Oil Second Street B Avenue E Suedes 2Nd Avenue Postville Fair Drake James Ashman Franken and Greene Attorneys RK. F. A Oelwein Mahaska Test Ass’n Carter Cartere Eb. Carter C. M. Co Cedar Rapids, Iowa Fairfax Johnson County Mrs Rosa Farrell Carload Farmers Supply CO Third Street SE Mississippi Lake Superior First St. NE Frank Kent Aaa Zenith of Radio People's First St
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