Tax Reform Bill Revives 1962 Coop Refund Battle
Washington panel headlines warn the House tax reform plan would force higher cash patronage payouts and sooner redemption of retained earnings for farmer cooperatives. Kenneth D. Naden of the National Council of Partner Cooperatives criticizes the provision as tax reform that harms farmers and empowers government over farmer elected boards. He urges Senate removal after August recess, arguing the measure would boost business rivals and weaken farmers’ bargaining power.
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National Council of Parter Cooperatives
Lin House
Lale Im Dilly
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Naden
Treasury
Four Regional Star Farmers Named by FFA Officials
Four outstanding Future Farmers of America members have been named Regional Star American Farmer award recipients for 1960. Walter Terrell Hudson of Unadilla Georgia, David Pratil of Gays Illinois, Oscar F. Manheck of Bethel Pennsylvania, and Gary A. Wollweber of Edwall Washington were selected from 480 recommended members across state associations for the FFA’s highest honor.
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Future Farmers of America
Walter Terrell Hudson
Unadilla
Dolin David Pratil
Gays
Nenga
PPA
Oscar Ff. Manheck
Route 1
Bethel
Conta Weiser
FPA
Gary A. Wolleweber
Edwall
Wash
FFA
Ful
Plowmen To Honor Plambeck Sunday
Plow ing champions from ten states including Iowa will compete in this year’s National Invitational plowing matches Sunday. Merh Plambeck of Des Moines will receive a special recognition for 30 years of support to the National Plowman's Association. Rhodes of Greenville Ohio, 1968 national champion, will demonstrate plowing methods for the World Plowing meet in Yugoslavia. Site is six miles southwest of Paynesville on Kandiyohi county road 2 between Reg al and Hawick.
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Iowa
Merh Plambeck
Des Moines
Rhodes
Greenville
Ohio
Yugoslavia
Kandiyohi
Rega
Hawick
Ohio State Finds Treatment for Lamb Pneumonia
WOOSTER Ohio State University scientists report a potential answer to lamb pneumonia. Two sulfa treatments of the drinking water supply for pregnant ewes appear to lessen pneumonia in lambs when ewes are treated. Further pursuer investigation is planned.
Clayton Fair Horse Show Winners Named
Winners at the Clayton County fair in Elkader were announced at Thursday evening show spon sored by the Whistlin Bit Saddle Club. Class winners include Junior barrel 16 and under Rick Matthiesen Wadena Senior barrel 17 and over Ling Mayle Steawberry Point Junior pole 16 and under Hick Matthiesen Wadena Senior pole 17 and over Pont Weber Volga Open ribbon Loonie and Rick Matthiesen Wadena Open barrel Rick Matthiesen Wadena Bool rave Julie Metager McGregor.
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Elkader
Clayton County Fair
Charcel
Rick “Matthiesen
Ling Mayle
Hick Matthiesen
Wadena
Grass Roots Weather Cycle Says Patterns Shift Every Twenty Years
Al Swogle reports on long term weather cycles observed by Dr Louis Thompson at Stile University. He notes alternating wet and dry eras, with the sixties cooler than the forties and a general cooling trend every two decades. The piece also mentions agricultural figures and community notices across Iowa, including 1960s climate references and local personalities.
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al Swogle
Louis Thompson
Stile University
Agmenitiae
Thompson
Artal
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