Big Farmers Find Ways to Dodge Pay Limit
Washington officials say farmers can legally avoid the new 35000 per year subsidy cap by leasing, selling, or sharing allotments. Officials warn most schemes hinge on bona fide arrangements and will be judged case by case.
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aiReal
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Fragmentary notices in a local sale listing
An OCR readout shows scattered fragments from a local sale or public notices page. Names, places, and addresses such as Walker, Wilkismstura, Gate Peilan, and various individuals are partly legible, with references to sales, committees, and dates obscured by garbled text.
Johnson 4 H Beef Weigh-Ins Planned
Johnson County 4 H beef weigh-in events are scheduled for December 14 19 and 29 per extension worker Lawton. The Lestrground Will be open from 9 am to 14 am each day to accommodate the feeder project weigh-ins and avoid congestion on December 19 with no fixed city events listed.
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Record Farm Exports Hit New October Peak
Washington reports October exports reached 387.44 million dollars, up 12 percent from last year and 4 percent above the prior record. Grain and grain products led gains with wheat shipments rising to 3.1 billion bushels and price exports up 17 percent. Fish, meat, and dairy saw mixed changes while soybeans and other crops declined in some categories.
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Department Moves Extend Soybeans and Grain Rules
The agriculture department announced Friday new measures to free soybeans and extend marketing and storage programs. It permits reseal loans, extends deadlines beyond next year’s cutoff, and maintains wide crop extensions for wheat and corn, with decisions pending for 1968 crop actions.
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Joneley
Baron Alorage
Milk record marks 71-ton career for Helstein at Kerr Brothers
Postville dairy Kerr Brothers reported this week that Helstein Priest, owned by Kerr Brothers and produced by Fostville Dale Delighi and Marlon Helstein, logged 14 626 rounds of milk and 6 867 rounds of butterfat over 4 365 days, passing the 71 ton career milestone.
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Helstein
Kerr Brothers
Postville
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Denture Invention Aims to Improve Comfort and Fit
A fragment describes a denture invention using elastic membranes to absorb bite shock and aid speech. It mentions daily wearers seeking a stable fit, new materials to reduce slipping, improved retention, and a product marketed as Fixonkat with a cream sold at drug counters.
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Bell Holstein Sets Linn County Fat Record
Faun News reports a Bell Olstein cow named Jita owned by Bob Bell of Cogan achieved a Linn County DHIA fat record with 1793 pounds of test milk producing 44.0 pounds butterfat, surpassing state averages. Other Linn County farms listed include Weaver Witwer and Witwer Wayside Farm. Marengo, North English, Center Point and Williamsburg groups. A separate note mentions Marengo Neiman Grimm elected president of local fake board with July and August fair plans, and a Young Ladies program on KORGTV Channel 3.
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Stephy
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Maing
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Marien
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Monticelli
Harold Stephenson
Center Point
Chester Fpuessiecy
Corgan
Richard Lieruke
Tad Berker
Hubert Bell
Coggan
Albert Maclin & Som
Marengo
Neiman Grimm
Telows County
Lasteek
Ouir
Caley Stanersin
Cynriy
Don Grering
Bebra Adair
Williamsburg
Uid
Denis Adair
Willemsberg
Jeanne Croubaugl
Michael Maas
South Amends
Collar Rapids Area Cites 4-H Members
Fourteen teenagers from the Cedar Ray it's extension were honored this week for 1971 achievements with 444 awards. Youth leaders named entries from multiple counties include Keath Westercamp and a list of 4-H members such as Patricia Jahtss Deep Hiver Pam Hranith and many others across Johnson, Linn, Cedar, and Washington counties.
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Dwight Sanders
Vinton
Cedar County
Gwendy
Rustall
Clareton
Maryeth Weets
Mechanicaville
Towa
Patricia Jahtss
Deep Hiver
Jones County
Pam Hranith
Osford Junction
Barbara Pallon
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Jwellin
Lian County
Marjotiv Carsad
Ely
Jim Hownan
Marion
Jwie Robvects
Merion
Roit Zahradnik
Washing County
Janel Beremek
Riverside
Peggy Chuba
Gary Hendricks
Washington
Tim. Hotehe Washington
John Schpei
Jolusta County
Jay Carpenter
Lee
Merdlngwaty
Iowa City
Cathy Lackender
John We- Null
Ruth Netolicky
Amana
Hardin in Romania on US trade mission to Europe
Secretary of Agriculture Clifford M. Hardin inspects a packing operation at Popesh Greenhauss Farms in Raménie during a 19 day U S trade policy mission to Europe. The trade team from AGRI commerce and state discusses agricultural trade with Romania and Yugoslavia before visiting other EC nations and London.
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Yugoslavia
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Londen
Seenatary Hardin
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