Dairy Co-Op Sales Surpass Four Million Dollars
The Maquoketa Valley Co operative reported total sales of 4,797,393 for the year ending Sept 30 at the Arlington annual meeting led by General Manager William Behrens. Milk receipts totaled 117,672,527 pounds with notable increases from the first year, and butter and skim milk powder production hit large figures. Directors were increased from nine to eleven after Clermont Elgin merger. Roy Swenson and Almer Amundson were appointed. New officers include president A R Dittmer, vice president George Schuchmann, and treasurer George Bassett. Behrens remains GM with Charles Squires as assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strawberry Point
Maquoketa Valley
William Behrens
Arlington
Clermont-Elgin Cooperative
Roy Swenson
Clermont
Almer Amundson
Postville
A. R. Dittmer
George Schuchmann
George Bassett
Busse
Local estate assets listed at over 1.54 million
The report states assets totaling 1,541,996 with roughly two thirds in land buildings and equipment. Details name the asset types and indicate substantial real estate and tangible property holdings, reflecting the scale of the estate.
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Tive
Farm Structure Standards Urged in Memphis
MEMPHIS Tenn Uniform structural standards for farm buildings should be adopted soon. Iowa engineers J H Pederson and N H Curry reported on the American Society of Agricultural Engineers construction standards committee work. They expect release of wind load recommendations, while snow load standards remain unsettled due to differing opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Iowa Engineers
American Society of Agricultural Engineers
Iowa
J. H. Pederson
Iowa State University
N. H. Curry
Ames
Pedersen
Curry
Young F B Members To Meet in Waterloo
Nearly 175 young Farm Bureau members from Black Hawk Bremer Buchanan Delaware Fayette and Grundy counties will attend a conference in Waterloo Tuesday. They will take four classes at the President hotel covering Farm Bureau legislative activity history and basics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Farm Bureau
Iowa
Black Hawk
Bremer
Buchanan
Delaware
Fayette
Grundy
President Hotel
Farm Bureau names program chair and luncheon speaker
Gerald Berard, Black Hawk county president, will serve as program chairman. At the noon luncheon Dale Nelson, administrative director of the Iowa Farm Bureau, will discuss Critical Issues Facing Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Gerald Berard
Black Hawk County
Dale Nelson
Iowa Farm Bureau
Agriculture
Eibey and Gienapp Elected in Delaware District
In the Delaware county soil conservation district election Don Eibey of Manchester was re elected to a 6 year term and Paul Gienapp Jr of Hopkinton was named to finish Don Glews 4 year term. Clifton Klaus of Colesbury serves as third commissioner.
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Manchester
Delaware
Linn County Supervisors approve bids and fund actions November 22 1960
The Linn County Board of Supervisors meet after adjournment with Henderson Scolaro Sutera and others. They approve minutes from November 15 1960, accept bids for county courthouse refrigeration and four trucks, award to Modern Refrigerating Plumbing and Heating Inc. and International Harvester Co. respectively, and authorize disposal of old textbooks. They approve street and Oakridge Addition actions and authorize check return to F James Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Henderson
8U- Onion Oervisor
Scala Motion Oro
Sutera
Justice of Peace
Fay M. Clark
Scosare
Aye ’ Pines Peaces
Heer
County
Coealen
Imate Supply Co
Barwhize
McDonald Stevenson
International Harvester Co
Walter Shupp
Board Ofucation
Shupps
Scolaro
Shupp
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Linn County
F. James Bradley
Lumber Supply Company
Jones
Dorothy Vis- Itsel
Robert
Dorothy Vis
Linn County Board of Rvisors
Ony R. Scolaro
Iles P. Sutera Henderson
County Board of Supervisors
Mcclurkin County
Kerr 8. Johnston
Oakridge
Eas
Linn County Zoning Commission
December auction listings for livestock and farm equipment
A dense schedule of farm auctions lists closing out sales and public auctions across multiple Iowa towns from Dec 6 to Dec 29. Items include livestock machinery grain hay poultry dairy equipment and buildings with numerous sellers such as Karl Schnip, Martin Possehl, Beyrl Kaier, John Larkens and more, with exact times and locations.
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Karl
Schnipkoweit
Clarence
Martin Possehl
Blairstown
Sophia Machacek
Cou Falls
Stanley E. Lubbock
Cedar Rapids
Lloyd Ruge
North English
Beyrl Kaieer
Vinton
Meryin
Bud” Mohr
West Liberty
Hillman and Hillers
Manchester
John Larkens
Anamosa
James Laing
Tipton
Henry Novotny
John and
Raymond Stearns
Lisbon
Mechanicsville
Leonard Kruse
Marengo
Newhall
Ephraim J
Doupnrk
Marion
Loule Behrens
Atkins
Anthony F. Bulechek
Solon
Charles Chaloupka
Brown and Kuhlman
Fred Boss
Ed Boss
Coggan
Jas. Culver
William White
Wedge
Prairieburg
Eastern Iowans Win Sears Roebuck Scholarships at ISU
Seven Eastern Iowa students at Iowa State University are among 24 Sears Roebuck scholars receiving 300 dollars each. They include Otto Benischek Oxford Junction James LeClerc Hopkinton David Morris Columbus Junction Donald Oberman Atalissa Dewayne Schafer Monticello and Lloyd Penningroth Lost Nation. A second scholar Wythe Willey Baldwin received a 250 dollar agricultural marketing scholarship from Farmers Elevator Service Company. All are freshman agricultural students among 52 winners announced last week at ISU.
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Ames
Eastern Iowa
Iowa State University
Sears Roebuck
Otto Benischek
O. J. Benischek
Oxford Junction
James LeClerc
Otto LeClerc
Hopkinton
David Morris
John D. Morris
Columbus Junction
Donald Oberman
Paul Oberman
Atalissa
Dewayne Schafer
Lawrence Schafer
Monticello
Lloyd Penningroth
Roland Penningroth
Lost Nation
Farmers Elevator Service Company of Iowa
Wythe Willey
Wirth Willey
Baldwin
October Iowa meat production hits high mark
Iowa red meat production in October totaled 313 645 000 pounds, the Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service announced. It ranks as the second highest since 1947 and is 30 percent above the October 10-year average, with beef up four percent and pork, veal, lamb and mutton varying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Lowe
Bigger Wheat Trade Expected by FAS
Washington reports the Foreign Agriculture Service estimates Western Europe will boost import needs, contributing to a forecast rise to about 75 million bushels in the 1960 61 world wheat trade, totaling nearly 1.4 billion bushels.
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Washington
UPI
Foreign Agriculture Service
Europe
Kemp Angus Farm Highlighted In Aberdeen Angus Journal Feature
The December Aberdeen Angus Journal profiles I. E. Kemp of Marion noting a modest yet storied herd. It traces Kemp lineage from Kemp Brothers 1916 to champions like Faultless Pass and Queen's Viola K, with bulls Bell Boy MK and Bell Boy A shaping bloodlines.
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Kemp Herd
Angus Journal
E. Kemp
Marion
Angus Breed Publication
Kemp Angus
Marionla
Kemp Brothers
Amos Kimberley
West Liberty
Julius Tudor
Miller
A. R. Althaus
Illinois
Kemp
Linn County
Althaus
Yorkshire Conference Slated in Waterloo
LAFAYETTE Ind Rec ord entries are expected for the 1961 Yorkshire Type Conference to be held at the Dairy Cattle Congress grounds in Waterloo Jan 26 28, according to Wilbur Plager secretary of the American Yorkshire Club Breeders from 20 states are expected to enter 275 gifts and boars and 50 market barrows in the event There will be type discussions judging contests of live hogs and of those to be Slaughtered show of breeding animals and a sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Wilbur Plager
American Yorkshire Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. E. Busse
E. L. Gross
Gross
Ronald McAllister
F.B
James R. Stouffer
Cornell University Animal Husbandry Department
Chicago
Max Vallentine
Cornell
Wayne Klyn
Stouffer
Eibey, Gienapp
Otening Com
Ayaa
Ned Lumtil
E Petro
Postee
Petro
Post- EK Petro
Sutern
Gravelie
Insane
Woods
Insane Non
Monroe Calculating ‘Machine Co
Smulekoffs
Holden Kahler Coe
Walton A Keller Co
A Ee and Check Co
Koch Brothers
Ofice Supplies
Baker Paper Co
Cities Service Co
Sheriffs Witwer Grocer Coe
E Law Steadman, &i
Rola Schneider
Herry Beltz
Lawson Steadman
Roland Schneider
L Feiereisen
General Elec
Hospital Mqetamonere
Bell Telephone
Ton Linn 'Comelection
Das Toyne
K Lowe
Hadric Light and Power Coharmacy
Ferrall Drug
Julius Pietrzak
Mere Hospital
Nur
St. Dukes Methodist Hospital
H Troy
University Hospitals
Sano
Springville
Tary Farm Dairies
Whade Camplement Co
Ribostern Bell Telephone
Ephon
Cedar” Rapids
Prances Michalec
Erent
Axton Fharmacy
Eukes
iMoney
Witwer Farm Market
Witwer
Ned
Klinger
Helen McCullow
Burr Cor
Hea Bel Ae Nead
Azette Co
Ehemson State Treas
Barron ‘Motor Supply
Buren Coast. Co
Alys
McNeal Tool & Supply Co
Els Innaert Constrvice
Aul Myers
Bell Telmenson Co
Fandro
Reliable
Lumbe Mnpre
Gupply
Ener
Saapnetors
Oetberg
Sale
Whitcomb
Balderston
Jo Pr Boone
Frey Qindrie
Dame Ares
Paul Lee
Ryeesier
Felery
Jason W. Wan
Carl Cress
Ey Elgin
John Spukup
Salar Reesece
Alfred D. . Stark
Sabo
THE
Lester Humphrey
Teilaflex
Herbel CO
Center Point Rd
NEEM
the Builders Department Store
ISU
FAS
Jevs Tin
I. E. Kemp
Irving Kemp
Queen's Viola
Queen
Viola K
Killmere
Morley
Sen
del Miller
Bell Boy
Mike
John Oxley
Ankeny
Maryland
the Journal Story
Irv Kemp
Yorkshire
Cedar Hills
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