NFO feud dominates Mid-America Dairymen meeting
About 1,100 delegates at St Paul rally against the NFO while backing cooperative leaders. They rejected a motion to repudiate Mid-America’s anti NFO stance amid mediation breakdown, and reiterated plans for court action and possible financial restructuring to sustain operations.
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ST. Paul
Dairymen, Inc
National Farmers Organization
Minnesota
Mid-America Dairymen, Inc
Mid-America
Powell
NFO
Cedar Rapids
Close out sales lined up across counties this week
Multiple auctions scheduled including a 1 pm sale of machinery and goods near Brandon and Sheilsburg, a 12:30 pm surplus equipment auction in Central City, a 1 pm sale near Monti cello Hog, and a 10 am machinery close out near Oxford Junction with names like Robert Hay Mrs Marlene Palas Farcus Kehoe Winston Wessel and firms A W Martin and Sons listed.
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Straw
Robert Hay
Brandon
Marlene Palas
Sheilsburg
Linn County Conservation Building
Central City
Mach
Farcus Kehoe
Monticello
Hamps and
Yorks
W Martin and Sons
Fayette
Sale
Winston Wessel
Oxford Junction
Polinder Re elected N D H I A President At Salt Lake Meeting
Fred Polinder Jr of Lynden Washington was re elected president of the National Dairy Herd Improvement Association at its eighth annual meeting in Salt Lake City March 20 23 1973 Delegates from 33 of 35 member states and guests from five other states and Canada attended the session at Hotel Utah hosted by the Utah Dairy Herd Improvement Association About 191 outsiders and more than 160 Utah residents registered Officers elected included Clyde Robison first vice president Tommy Vaught second vice president Dale Gerlach secretary treasurer and Morris Van Gordon director at large The group supported AM PM testing for animal identification paid protein in milk and discussed fairer representation The 1974 meeting will be in San Antonio Texas the last full week of March.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Fred Polinder
Lynden
Washington
National Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Canada
Hotel Utah
Utah Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Clyde Robison
Coal Center
Pennsylvania
Tommy Vaught
Mt Enterprise
Texas
Dale Gerlach
Toledo
Iowa
Morris van Gordon
Hamilton
Ohio
San Antonio
State Hog Leader Predicts Meat Prices Will Go Higher
State Center Iowa pork leader Eric Dee vice president of the Iowa Pork Producers Assn says meat prices will rise perhaps 50 cents per pound due to recent pressures on live stock farmers. He warns further output cuts will boost costs for meat and related foods and criticizes inflationary policy while stressing producers’ desire for a stable supply.
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State Center
Eric Dee
Iowa Pork Producers Assn
Washington
Dee
Iowa State University
Iowa
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Hanman
Nixon
Congress
NFC
Ralph Nader
Agriculture Department
Nader
Dale Hendricks
Bloomfield
Bob Nance
Nance
Gazette
Em. Mach Marcus Kehoe
Bigelow
Karpet On
Jenkins Carpet Cleaners
Sat. & Sun
McCray’s
Hazleton
Gerlach
DHIA
Romania
Malenkov
Moscow
James N Green
Keswick
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Harrow
Stan Holst
James N. Greene
John M. Greene
O’brien
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