Milk Hearing Scheduled At Waterloo Iowa Apr 25
Public hearing on a proposed North Central Iowa federal milk marketing order set for April 25 in Waterloo. Petitions from Cedar Valley Cooperative Milk Association and others urge uniform prices to stabilize milk supplies across Boone Bremer Black Hawk Cerro Gordo Floyd Marshall Story and Webster counties with Waterloo Marshalltown Boone Fort Dodge Mason City Ames as principal cities.
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Washington
Iowa
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Federal Court Room
Post Office
Waterloo
Cedar Valley Cooperative Milk Association
Marshall County Milk Dealers Cooperative
Marshalltowe
North Iowa Cooperative Milk Marketing Association
Mason City
Charles City Milk Producers’ Association
Charles City
Boone
Bremer
Black Hawk
Cerro Gordo
Floyd
Marshall
Story
Webster
Marshalltown
Fort Dodge
Ames
Canada May Increase 1955 Grain Acreage Indicator
Ottawa reports a preliminary March 1 estimate showing a moderate rise in Canada’s grain acreage for 1955 compared with 1954. Oats and barley expected to lead gains, with smaller increases for mixed grains and rye. spring and winter wheat acreage likely to fall by about 600 000 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
Chamra Purchases 110 Acre Farm East of Tara
Mr and Mrs James Chamra have bought the 110 acre farm east of Tara formerly owned by Kenneth Nieder man. The deal expands local farming holdings and transfers ownership to the Chamras pending final settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
James Chamra
Tara
Kenneth Niederman
Linn County Board of Supervisors Proceedings March 22 1985
The Linn County Iowa Board of Supervisors met for adjournment and budget actions. They approved minutes from March 15, established and spread assessments for secondary roads in Maine Putnam Clinton and Brown Townships, authorized a payment settlement of Lafayette Cafe taxes, accepted a veteran honors band, set bids for ice repairs at the courthouse, and adopted multiple resolutions and claims including tax settlements and homestead credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Iowa
Atk Linnarch
Board la
Sutera
Wiley
Hood
Maine Township
Putnam Township
Clinton Township
Brown Township
Wileey
Hoods
Lafayette Cafe
Joe al H. Dewald
Fred M. Bailey Rows
Hanford Post No. 5
American Legion
Thee County
Wilez
Aril
Linn
Towa
Leo Holub
Mental Health Institute
Independence
Town
Wity
Board of Supervisors
Linn County
Peshek
Frank
Benton County
Papenfus
Charles
1St St
Kruse
Ae Martinson Nurs
Iowa County
Graves
William
Cedar Rapids
Decatur County
Miles P. Sutera
Farm price declines and drought in 1955 forecasts
The article notes a 2 percent drop in Iowa farm prices between mid February and mid March with hog and milk prices hit hardest. National parity fell to 86 percent, a 15 year low, amid rising production and uncertain demand. It reports USDA and Farmers Home actions to aid storm-damaged crops in 12 states and urges cautious marketing and cost controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iowa
Lmost
Virginia
Gulf States
Farmers Home Administration
Farmers Are Top Problem For Soviets
INS dispatch reports Khrushchev’s sharp attacks on rebellious Soviet peasants as Premier Malenkov’s fall from grace lingers. Khrushchev tours Voronezh dark soil belt vowing war on indolent collective farmers while Soviet plans promise a great grain abundance that remains unattained amid vast US surplus. The Kazakh Republic farm output in 1954 reached 109 million poods higher than last year, signaling ongoing state drive.
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John H. Martin
INS
Oosce
Georgi Malenkov
Communist Party
Nikita
S . Khrushchev
Malenkov
Khrushchev
Russia
Voronezh
United States
Statistical Administration
Amana Society conducts livestock and farm auctions
A sequence of auctions schedules in April lists sales by Amana Society at Oxford with 950 Amana Hereford calves, a 239 acre farm, dairy equipment and buildings by William Quaas, 120 acre farms near Cascade, and machinery grain hay near Marion. Participants include Russel and Frances Gist and Joel J. Mally with locations stated.
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Amana
Amana Society
Oxford Sale Barn
Russel and and Frances Gist
Brandon
William Quaas
Cedar Rapids
Nettie M. Jones
Cascade
Joel J. Mally
Marion
Soviet Grain Drive and Bread Shortage Persist in 1954
The USSR pushes vast grain campaigns in Kazakhstan and Ukraine to raise output while bread remains scarce. Production in the Ukraine falls sharply due to drought as the government forces farming and urban workers to toil day and night. Khrushchev’s plan aims to turn peasants into farm factory hands, but peasant resistance erodes expected gains and free bread remains unlikely.
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Ukraine
Rusia
Red
Kazakh Republic
Khrushchev
Farm Bureau Pushes Higher Wheat Acreage and Price Support
The American Farm Bureau Federation plans to urge Congress to permit a larger wheat acreage allotment with a revised price support. President Charles B. Shuman announced in Chicago after a board meeting that the group backs the first option, amid discussion to raise the acreage cap with a lower yet not minimal price guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
American Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
Federation
Charles B. Shuman
Shuman
AFBF
Edgewood sow farrows two litters on Bruce Hamlett farm
A sow on the Bruce Hamlett farm northwest of Edgewood farrowed twice two weeks apart. The first litter totaled five pigs and the second litter 11 pigs, with four surviving.
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Edgewood
Bruce Hamlett
Hamlett
Kizer Family Moves to Gillam Farm
Mr and Mrs Jay Kizer relocate to the Gillam farm as part of a family move. The move places the Kizers at a rural property formerly associated with the Gillam holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Mrs
Jay Kizer
Gillam ‘Farm
Wheat Price Plan Splits House Farm Block
A rift in the congressional farm bloc threatens Democratic efforts to repeal the flexible farm program as Rep. Clifford Hope’s three price plan for wheat faces GOP resistance. Corn Belt lawmakers fear aid to wheat would hurt corn, while Hope argues it won’t increase overall feed grain supply and would keep wheat feed prices above corn. The showdown vote, likely later this month, could hinge on a few conservative Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfarseres Listebarger
Bates Co
Ee Rca Mudual
Dempsy Oy Co
Moenick Oe Co
Remington Rand Inc
Morris Sanford Co
Peoples Bank and Trust Co
Grace-Lee Products Inc
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Aia
Aid
Mire Win Exchange
Med Aid
Winifred Banks
Une Brue
Ralph
Wodgrass
Ars
Ospital
Tal Bros
Polk
Hos
Childress
Ome N Society
Care
Enneth
Anderson
Alfred
Brendel
Kilegewetter
Care and Mays
Store Inc
Holden- Okei, Co
Laurance Press
Tionéry
Buelend
Care ‘and
Northwestern
Bell “Telephone
Eel Wits
Walten Eller Co
Holden-Kehler Co
Sands
Pbl
Cliff
Bevas
Epos
Don's
Dwight
W Kern
Aid McKesson and Obbins
Paramount Pharmacy
Broadlawns
Polk County Hospital
Delawareounty Memorial Hosital
John ? B
Barthel
med aid Passmore _ Ambulance Service
Tain” von Uba
Grim Invest Skeith Machines Inc
Gupbiga
Nos Terest Ey
Eevecee
Erry Navril
Crim Invest
Coon
William E Taylor
Walton ‘A Keller Co
Priurity, Laboratory
Criming Establishing Co
R Flan
Northwestern Bell Televiigns Co
James Lee
Washington
Congressional
Clifford R. Hope
Kansas
House Agriculture Committee
Hope
Corn Belt
House
Ben J. Jensen
Iowa
Jensen
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Ernest Sevde
Toledo
Sac and Fox
Tama
Columbus Keana
Joe Rund
Edward Davenport
Tribal Council
L. F. Kellogg
Iowa State College Forestry Department
Don Schramm
É. H. Racey
U. S. Forest Service
Ashland
Wis
Norman Hansen
ISC
Tama Farm Seld
Otto F. Hanzlik
ER Petro
Wilbur Plager
Iowa State College
R. E. Wilson
Irs, Typewriters
AIR Service
Zemo
Dr. Scholl
Dean
Doan
The
Soviets
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Deliv
Republic
Farm Bureau
Bell Telephone Company
Chrysler
Inchea
Windsor
America
Baxter Motors, Inc
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Cedar Rapids, Lowe
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