Iowa Girl Wins Junior Champion at International Livestock Show
Faye Mugge, a 15 year old from Cleghorn Iowa, owns Shorty an Aberdeen Angu s calf that was named junior champion at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago over 400 entries. Shorty also earned Iowa State fair junior and American Royal Exposition junior and reserve titles this year.
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Chicago
Shorty
Faye Mugge
Cleghorn, Sr
Miss Mugge
Phyllis Bonnater
Keswick
Hereford
Kansas City
Faye E. Mugge
Cleghorn
Iowa
Europeans Progress, Husking Champ Says
Audubon Iowa March 1936 Elmer J Carlson 1935 national corn husking champion and hybrid corn grower says Europeans are making progress with American aid Carlson spent three months in Europe teaching hand husking speed at 31 demonstrations in Italy France and Holland Attendance ranged 9000 to 10000 with as many as 700 at a single event A Mutual Security Agency agronomist gave lectures followed by Carlson demonstration of his machine gun technique Carlson fired up to 60 cars a minute against the bang board after practice
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Audubon, II
INS
Europe
Elmer J. Carlson
Audubon
Carlson
Mutual Security Agency
United States
Italy
France
Holland
Agronomist
Plambeck Honored as Runnerup Farm Broadcaster
Herb Plambeck of radio station WHO Des Moines received runnerup honors from the American Farm Bureau Federation for a radio farm director who best interpreted agriculture to the public during the year.
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Plambeck
Chicago Tap
Herb Plambeck
WHO
Des Moines
American Farm Bureau Federation
Closing out sale notices across Iowa regions
A long list of Dec weekend and December dates for closing out sales. Entries name bidders or sellers such as Dallas Meyer John Lensch Ralph Nash Newell R Ingram Forest Primrose and Hartzell Owens with locations near Fairfax Fairfax Springville Center Point Oxford Palo and other towns. Eleven a.m. to twelve thirty p.m. time blocks cover livestock machinery grain hay and sometimes household goods real estate and furniture.
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Dallas Meyer
Kevy
Stone
John Lensch
Fairfax
Ralph Nash
Springville
Newell R. Ingram
Williamsburg
Mitchell and Torrence
Vinton
Keystone
Forest Primrose
B. C. Fleming
Center Point
E. P. Drake
Oxford
Hartzell Owens
Palo
Nyle Fulton
Rowley
John E. Becker
Belle Plaine
Blanche Beeika, Coualls
Ralph Pucket
Herbeen
Lowa Ity
Crossword Vectored Clues Across Kitchen Themed Puzzle
A mixed set of kitchen related clues and vertical hints appears in a word puzzle. Entries cover kitchen items actions and descriptors with numbered positions and cross reference style, including terms for utensils meals and weather indicators.
Dairymen Seek Eisenhower Talks on Dairy Controls
Washington (UP) Dairy men plan to confer with President elect Eisenhower after he takes office on dairy controls under the defense production act. Rep. August Andresen says the import controls were renewed for 12 months last summer and may be needed beyond June 30. Prices linger near support levels as officials warn of possible government price-support purchases for the first time since 1951.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
August H. Andresen
R-Mfinn
Andresen
Atricuture
Ezra Taft Benson
Agriculture Department
Callins Buy 186 Acre Farm East of Scotch Grove
Mr and Mrs Lester Callins of Monticello have purchased the 186 acre Emma Geddler farm east of Scotch Grove. Possession will be given March 1, 1983.
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Monticello
Lester Callins
Emma ‘Geddler
Scotch Grove
Botanist Counts 180 Potato Varieties Worldwide
Washington based botanist Dr Donovan Correll reports at least 180 potato species exist globally with about 20 cultivated today. The monograph covers wild relatives across North and Central America and details over 50 species and varieties for breeders and gardeners.
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Washington
Ins
Agriculture Department
Donovan
Correll
North
Central America
Costly hoof and mouth disease hits Europe
The FAO estimates hoof and mouth disease cost Europe about 600 million dollars in 18 months. The outbreak spans nearly all European nations with thousands of cattle killed. A Rome meeting will discuss control methods as the U S policy of slaughtering all diseased or exposed animals is viewed as too costly in Europe.
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Washington
Food and Agricutural Organization
Europe
FAO
Rome
U.S
Meat Production Foreseen To Reach Postwar Peak
Meat production in 1952 is expected to be the highest since 1947, with all meats excluding lard projected at 22 500 million pounds. 1951 production stood at 121 900 million pounds, while 1947 reached 23 430 million pounds.
Rex Conn Farm Show on KCRG 1660 at 6 45 a.m.
The latest agricultural trends are highlighted on Rex Conn's daily farm program airing at 6 45 a.m. on KCRG 1660. Local growers can tune in for timely tips, market cues, and field reports.
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Rex Conn
KCRG-1660
Ezra Taft Benson Praised by Farm Council
CHICAGO AP Harold S. McKinley of St Ansgar Iowa said Sunday night that the National Republican Farm Council unanimously applauded Gen Eisenhower's choice Ezra Taft Benson of Salt Lake City as secretary of agriculture. The group, allied with the GOP, voted to develop as the voice of agriculture within the party and recommended a bi partisan agricultural commission to advise the President.
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Chicago
Harold S. McKinley
St. Ansgar
National Republican Farm Council
Gen. Eisenhower
Ezra Taft Henson
Salt Lake City
G.O.P
Stanwood Iowa Farm Group Names Executive Committee
McKinley said he and three other officers were named to an executive committee to serve until a committee with one member from each state can be named. Floyd Spears exhibited by farm policy and Sons of Stanwood Iowa were noted in the description of the group.
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Floyd Spears
Farm Policy, Sons of
Stanwood
McKinley
Holstein Herd Classified Good Plus By Inspector
The registered Holstein herd of George Slater and San in Olin received a good plus rating from RB Briggs an official inspector from Cableskill N. At inspection six cows were rated very good fourteen good plus ten good and one fair for the good plus average.
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George Slater
RB. D. Briggs
Cableskill
Stanwood Man Shows Reserve Champion Steer
The open class competition saw John Bomnseh and Son of Miles Iowa exhibit the grand champion carload of cattle. B F and Howard Held of Hinton Iowa presented the champion carcass steer on the hoof at the International show. A reserve championship went to another animal.
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Aberdeen-Angus
John Bomnseh
Miles
B. F
Howard
Hinton
Farm Auction Horse Team Cattle Hay and Machinery List
An auction item list describes a sound two horse team weighing 3.7060 lbs, and 12 head mixed breed cattle with Holsteins Guernseys and Shorthorns, all bred to start freshening in February. Included are 15 tons hay grain and 400 bushels corn, plus farm machinery from tractors to McCormick-Deering and John Deere equipment.
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Clinton
Farmell
McCormick-Deering
John Deere
McCarm
Derring
Deering
McC
Skort Bay
Corm
McCorm
John
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Bealer
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the Gazette
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Schmitt & Ostergaard
Hopkinton
Wilbur White
M. M. Rogers
Alburnett
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Puel
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Netherlands
State Department
BAY Farm
Ezra Benson
Farm Council
Eld International
Sluminum
Horse Lawson
Fleming
Vivell Reing
Anttioneer
Peoples Bank and Trust Co
Cedar Rapids
Geee
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Standard Appliance CO
Lexotite
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