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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1942

Page

12

Hawkeye Downs Auction Sells Angus Cattle at Cedar Rapids

Angus cattle averaged $180 with a total $10,920 across a Breeders association sale at Hawkeye Downs Cedar Rapids. Bulls averaged $172.50. 50 females brought $9,030 for $160.60 average. top open heifer sold for $300 from Reinbeck. Buyers included R S Stephenson and Sons and Hawkeye Stock Farms.

Towa Breeders’ Association Hawkeye Downs Cedar Rapids R. S. Stephenson and Sons Reinbeck R. B. McCarl Quincy Lll Hawkeye Stock Farms Liberty Ind Henry MW. Eiler Tipton Stephenson and Son Heifer R. B McCarl Stephenson F. T. Plummer Marion M. H New Brothersen Jack Gill Koser and Son Belle Plaine Stephenson Hawiey Stock Farms Walshire and Son Mechanicsville Welsh Williamsburg Thompson C. W James Center Junction Leslie C. Oliver Brotherson W. J. Alden Shellsburg Mearl Eller Olln Hawley Stock Farms E. Conrad Salem Pyrnes Waukon Helfer Koser Byrnes Walshire Conrad

Machinery Sells Well at Farm Auction Near Rowley

A Rowley sale closed with tractors and farm equipment fetching strong returns. A four year tractor sold for 1214 dollars, a two year model for 1400, milking and corn equipment brought varied sums, plus top horse and cattle totals. Auctioneer Fay Miller supervised the proceedings.

Rowley John Mazour D. H. Dingsley The Rowley Savings Bank Fay Miller

Coming Farm Auctions This Week in Iowa

Farm auction schedule lists Dave Moyer near North English on Oct 1. Oct 2 features Towa Live Stock Exchange Cedar event. Oct 3 Anamosa and Oxford sales. Oct 5 Howard Allman closes out near Cedar Rapids. Oct 6 A F Alkin Son and J P Mack near Center Point. Oct 7 Selgens Brothers in Monticello. Oct 8 S N Boland Guernseys west of Williamsburg.

Dave Moyer North English Towa Livestock Exchange Auction Cedar Rapids Anamosa Livestock Towa City Sales Co Oxford Sales Co Oxford Howard Allman A. F. Alkin and Son Duroc Jersey Boars and Gilts Central City J. P. Mack Center Point Selgens Brothers Poland Monticello S. N. Boland Guernseys Williamsburg

Delhi Night School Set to Open October 5

Delhi high school will host night classes for farmers starting October 5. Vocational agriculture instructor R. D. Pulse says the program will feature discussions on more efficient farming. Assisting Mr Pulse are Earl Sadler Howard Schnittjer Joe Engel A. A. Schmidt and Leonard Hawkins.

Delhi Delhi High School R. D. Pulse Mr. Pulse Earl Sadler Howard Schnittjer Joe Engel A. A. Schmidt Leonard Hawkins

Clermont Buttermakers Meet Set for Oct 14

Harold Rooker of the Clermont Valley creamery announced a Section One buttermakers meeting to be held in Clermont on October 14.

Clermont Harold Rooker Clermont Valley

Parity Principles Debated by Grange Master in Grinnell

Grinnell Iowa Ralph W Smith master of the Iowa state Grange argues for a just parity rule that includes farm labor costs and criticizes current formulas He urges compulsory saving study of synthetic rubber from farm products and extended draft deferments. Des Moines James G Patton national Farmers Union president urges farmers to seek higher prices and credit while supporting Roosevelt anti inflation efforts and resisting dairy farmer organization by John L Lewis.

Grinnell Ralph W. Smith Newton Iowa State Grange Smith Roosevelt Des Moines James G. Patton Denver Farmers’ Union Patton John L. Lewis Lewis

Fence Drift Caught in the Woven Wire

The article notes the European corn borer reaching Iowa, signaling a potential corn growing overhaul and possible state quarantines on ear corn. It mentions a timeline of up to ten years for full impact and cites Indiana farmer Claude Wickard as a research focal point for control ideas.

Iowa Washington Linn Benton County Indiana Claude R. Wickard

Palo Farm Sells for 95 Dollars an Acre

The 139.72 acre Palo farm operated by Frank Yanda, near Palo, was sold by Equitable Life to Charles M Frantz of San Diego for 95 dollars per acre. Possession passes March 1, 1943. Frantz’s father C. V. Frantz will operate the farm next year before the Frantz family plans to return to Iowa. Aukerman of Manchester announced the sale. John Emery of Cedar Rapids handled the transaction.

Palo Frank Yanda Equitable Life Assurance Society United States Charles M Frantz San Diego Calif Manchester John Emery Cedar Rapids

Dressed Beef Ceiling Set At 23 Cents A Pound

The Office of Price Administration capped dressed beef prices to 23 cents per pound for top grades to curb rising live cattle costs. Packers with higher ceilings face limits, while lower ceilings cannot be raised. Other grades listed max prices per pound: Steers and heifers A 21.44, B 20, C 18.75. A cows 19.34, B 18.12, C 17.44. cutters and canners 16.44.

Washington Office of Price Administration OPA

Hartwick Hereford Yearlings Bring $16.35 At Chicago Sale

Hartwick broker W. H. Fisher marketed 31 Hereford yearlings at Chicago Monday. The cattle averaged 1 106 pounds and sold for $16.35 per hundredweight.

Hartwick W. H. Fisher Chicago

What's What Out on the Acres Interview with an Iowa farmer

In Swisher area 80 acre owner operator born 1908 speaks on a Cedar Rapids airport site, possible displacement, winter move plans, corn yield about 80 bushels per acre, no binder, fears bulldozer removal of farm land, hopes for fair compensation and minimal disruption, 2A draft status through March 18, 1943.

Jerry Benes Swisher

Reed Reports Widespread Iowa Crop Damage From Frost

Federal meteorologist Charles D. Reed says last week’s frost caused serious damage to soybeans and reduced germination of seed corn. About 65 percent of state soybeans remained safe for commercial use, with better results in southern counties and fair sugar beet lifting in northern areas. Farmers in Troy Mills cut corn and soybeans as frost and dry weather lower yields.

Des Moines Iowa Charles D. Reed Reed Troy Mills

Local Farm Notes On Feed Floors And Fire Safety

Leslie Oliver of Williamsburg enlarges his concrete feeding floor for hogs and cattle while John Wichman Jr of Homestead builds a hog house. The piece also urges strict fire prevention as Iowa farms face material shortages and war demands.

Leslie Oliver Williamsburg Mr. Oliver Aberdeen Angus John Wichman, Jr Homestead Wichman

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