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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1956

Page

9

Dairy Groups Urge Higher Milk Prices In Hearing

In Minneapolis nine dairy groups plus Harold McGinnis of the Eastern Iowa Cooperative Dairy Producers pressed for an average 50 cent rise in Class J milk prices. They argued the boost would cost consumers about one cent per quart and help ensure orderly marketing amid concerns of possible producer strikes and supply safeguards. Opponents from Spink County and nearby areas warned of no emergency and adequate supplies at current prices.

Minneapolis Harold McGinnis Iowa City Eastern Iowa Cooperative Dairy Producers USDA Agricultural Marketing Service Detroit Glenn Lake Michigan Mile Producers Association Twin City Minneapatis-St. Paul Elk Producers Association Vernon Siovuist Spink County Redfield D.D Sioux Falls Stoquist Alvin Schock D. W. Sutherland Ralph Rogers

Federal Gas Tax Refunds To Aid Iowa Farmers

The Iowa IRS office will administer refunds of federal gasoline tax to farm owners tenants or operators for fuel used in cultivation soil raising or harvesting crops or in livestock and poultry operations. Applications begin next July covering the first half of 1958 with a six month deadline after each refund period. About 200 000 to 225 000 farmers may be eligible and refunds are estimated at about 41 million dollars a year. Two cents per gallon is the current federal levy with a pending bill to raise it.

Des Moines Iowa Federal Internal Revenue Service Eisenhower Tbe Suis Frank Halpin Iown Halpin Towa Earle Smith Internal Revenue Service Sandra Owens Pale Leadership Camp Gary Mel County Agricultural Extension Fee Watling Isaak Walton Internal Revenue Wildlife Camp E. R. Buneat Iowa State College Duncan Dairy Husbandry Pelistir Dis- Wilrich Alto Evati Sears Farm Operations Department Smokey Forestry

Hawkeye Angus Sale Brings Strong Prices at Hawkeye Down

Hawkeye Aberdeen Angus Association held a sale at Hawkeye Downs. Twenty four bulls averaged 354 dollars and 43 females 244 dollars. Top price 210 dollars for a Blackcup Bessler consigned by Lesle Oliver. Top bull sold for 700 dollars to Marvin Beckell. Show winners included champion bull by Harold Eller, reserve by Henry Schmaecker and Sans. Auctioneer Hugh James, clerk Keith Noll. Event run by Albert Stuart and committee from Iowa City.

Hawkeye Aberdeen Angus Association Hawkeye Downs Henry L. Siemzen Snddon Dixon Lesle Oliver Wil- Haamsburg J. ¥. Briscat Harold Eller Tinton Hadi Ienryy Schmaecker Sans Amana H. H. Groff Fairfltax W. Smith Vernon Doni Rinner Washington Association Albert Stuart Newhall Anole Jack Gill Marion Roland Spear Stanwood Paul Rohret Iowa City Hugh James Kelth Noll The Peoples Bank and Trust, Company

Boyle completes SCS project in Fayette County

West Union conservation aide Howard Boyle and SCS worker Kenneth Hinkley finished a contour farming project on the Boyle farm area in Fayette County. The land, once Boyle’s birth farm, is now owned by William Kerr and operated by Cleve Hennett, marking a milestone in Boyle’s conservation career.

Boyle West Union Howard Boyle Fayette County Soil District Committee Kenneth Hinkley SCS Rd Boyle William Kerr Cleve Hennett

Agriculture Open Houses Highlight Career Paths At ISU

Ames reports open houses May 10 11 and 12 at Iowa State College showcase opportunities in agriculture education business and horticulture. Displays emphasize curriculum career pathways scholarships graduate work and practical applications in marketing management economics and community cultivation.

Ames Iowa State College

Spry predicts rise in grain sorghum planting in Iowa

Des Moines Clyde Spry predicts widespread use of grain sorghum in Iowa amid rising need for silage and pasture feed. He notes last year set a high planting year and anticipates a larger area this season as Iowa farmers double down on drought resistant forage and storage potential.

Des Moines Secreary Clyde Spry

Arms in Nebraska Are Growing Large

Lincoln Nebraska officials report from the University of Nebraska study showing average farm size rising over four decades. The data indicate growth across small and large farms with mid-sized holdings expanding, and income climbing with larger farm operations as mechanization enables bigger land parcels. Elden Erickson notes the trend toward larger farms will continue.

Lincoln Neb Nebraska University of Nebraska Elden Erickson He University

Preferred Hire OLIN-A Bull Named Preferred Pedigree Site

OLIN A Holstein-Friesian bull, Cloverbrook Burke Pieterije, owned by George Slater and Son, Olin, is designated a preferred pedigree site by the Holstein-Friesian Association. Trotlogs rely on production and ancestors from both sides of the bull’s pedigree in Waukon. Thirty-six Allamakee county 4-H members plan to exhibit $4 baby beeves at the 4-H achievement show at the Waukon and Postville fairs.

OLIN Cloverbrook Burke Pieterije George Slater and Son Holstein-Friesian Association Waukon Allasmakee County Postville

Ames-Leery Herbold Wins National Animal Award

Ames Leery Herbold, a sophomore veterinary medicine student at Tower State College, was announced as a national award recipient in the 4-Seat Animal program. The honor comes after a prior candidate failed to qualify, with E Wilson of Chicago sending a congratulatory note.

AMES Leery Herbold Jasper County Tak Lineweaver Towa State Herbol Tower State Core E- Wilson Chicago Herbold Wilson

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