Farm Tax Rise Seen for 1959 Billions in Revenue Forecast
United States Agriculture Department economists forecast a 14 percent rise in farmers taxes for 1959 to about 2.595 billion dollars. Property taxes on farm real estate likely reach 1.105 billion, with per acre costs rising to 1.02 dollars, while farm income taxes may total 1.25 billion. Social security changes add to the tax burden as rates rise January 1.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
USDA Bought No Eggs Last Week
Washington reports the USDA did not purchase any dried whole egg solids last week as offers were too high versus shell egg prices. Since October 15 purchases for National School Lunch Program were 4,162,500 for school use.
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Washington
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Canada Feeder Cattle Up 38 Percent in October
Canada showed a 38 percent rise in cattle on feed for October compared with the same month in 1957, based on USDA figures. The surge reflects stronger feedlot activity and higher demand for finishing cattle.
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Canada
USDA
Knickerbocker Retires From ASC Grain Post
C. J. Knickerbocker of Fairfax retires as district grain supervisor for 13 eastern Iowa counties after four years. He oversaw about 15 million bushels of government grain and managed care, quality, and movement to storage or market. Carl Kress of Independence is named successor. The Knickerbockers will spend the winter in Fort Myers, Florida, returning in spring.
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C. J. Knickerbocker
Fairfax
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Iowa
Knickerbocker Knickerbocker
Carl Kress
Independence
Knickerbocker
Fort Myers
Fla
Beef Meeting for Area Producers in WaukOn
All phases of beef production will be discussed at a meeting of area beef producers at 1 30 p m December 18 in the assembly room of the courthouse.
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Waukon
Linn County Board of Supervisors Proceedings 1958
The Linn County Iowa Board of Supervisors met November 4 1958 with Supervisors Sutera Wiley and Henderson present. They approved Oct 28 minutes, set Nov 10 as regular session and Nov 11 as holiday, appointed Bonnie Clendenen as clerk at 200 dollars monthly. set Dec 1958 hearing for vacation of Thomas Klump Road. adopted resolutions about notices and release of lien. approved plat of Rolline Meadows Addition subject to engineer. and reviewed numerous claims. adjourned sine die. The November 10 1958 session approved Nov 4 minutes and set Dec 9 hearing for Central City Fire District engineer report. canvassed election results with protests dismissed. adjourned until Nov 18.
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Savery
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Wiley
Thomas Klump
Cedar River
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Diet & Care
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Central City News-Letter
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Burroughs Plan
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Insane Non Donald
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Sal County
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Courtouse
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Henders
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Guperyigor Wiley
Central City
Fens
Mabitentes Board of Oupery
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Boar
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Shuman Urges Big Cuts in Government Spending
President Charles B. Shuman of the American Farm Bureau Federation calls for major reductions in government spending including farm aid. He spoke at a four day convention urging easing of defense and foreign aid while criticizing past farm programs for delaying needed adjustments.
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Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Shuman
Congress
Farm Bureau
Marvin L. McClain
Iowa farm auction notices list many December sales
A dense schedule lists numerous farm auctions and closings for December with times, dates, and locations across Iowa. Names include Chalupsky, Petrick, Story, Strang, Fox, Floyd, Woodhouse, Tapken, Booth, Johnson, Lahey, Rowley, Sirowy, Kuen, Patton, Thumma, Appleby, Meyocks, Lyness, Lehr, Hay, Kudina, Hay, Moubr y, Beranek, French, Bruger, Stratton, Selk, Crist, Werning, and Werning amid towns like Blairstown Cedar Rapids Anamosa Mechanicsville Urbana Ryan Central City Fairfax Marengo Keystone Newhall and more.
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Blairstown
Tom Petrick
Coggan
Dillion W. Story
Olin
Peter Strang
Edgewood
C. S. Fox
Brooklyn
Bill Floyd
G. R. Woodhouse
Vinton
Mabel Tapken
Anamosa
Laurence M. Booth
Cedar Rapids
William S. Johnson
Marion
Alfred J. Lahey
Monticello
Mary Rowley
Prairieburo
Key
Milo J Sirowy
Toddville
Art Kuen
Norway
William Patton
Ada Thumma
Mechanicsville
Cortland H
Clive Prison Farm Sought as National Hall of Fame Site
Des Moines AP reports state officials weigh selling the Clive prison farm west of Des Moines to fund a screening center for inmates. Proximity to two busy interstate roads makes the site attractive for National Agricultural Hall of Fame prospects.
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Clive Prison Farm
Des Moines
Clive
Here
National Agricultural Hall of Fame
State Penitentiary At
Fort Madison
Hall of Fame
Broiler Growers Warned Against Over Production
Washington AP reports that feed dealers join government officials in warning against possible overproduction of chickens for meat. The American Feed Manufacturers Assn says the market will suffer if many go broke, noting current production may outrun demand and outpace growth in population for the coming years.
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Washington
Hog numbers rise in London area signaling 1959 growth
Hog numbers are up five percent from a year earlier in London with a moderate rise in bred sows, suggesting a further increase in 1959.
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London
Wilson and Co Reports 1958 Earnings Gain
Wilson and Company reports net earnings from domestic and foreign units totaling about 7.7 million dollars for the year ending November 1. earnings per share are 3.07. US sales rose about 7 percent driven by meat prices. foreign subsidiaries earned more than 1957. a dividend of 1.40 per share is declared, paid in four quarterly installments. stockholders of record dates are listed. annual report will be released in January.
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Chicago
Wilson and Company
James D. Cooney
Cooney
United States
Packing Company
Waterloo Lamb Show Set for December 20
Waterloo Four H and FFA members will show 41 pens of western feeder lambs at the Bath Hilltop yards. Grading starts 8:30 a.m. followed by the individual lamb show. auction sale to follow. At 1 p.m. the feeders program will be held at the Russell Lamson hotel with feeding trial results from Iowa State College reported.
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Waterloo
FFA
Bath Hilltop
Russell Lamson
Iowa State College
Science Shrinks Piles A New Non Surgical Treatment
New York reports a discovery of Bio-Dyne used in Preparation H to shrink hemorrhoids stop itching and ease pain without surgery. Doctors observed striking improvements lasting months across various long standing cases with no narcotics or anesthesia. Availability via sealed suppositories or ointment with applicator at drug counters.
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New York
N. Y
U. S
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