Cedar Rapids Area 4-H Winners Named
Winners in the Cedar Rapids extension area include 26 youths from seven counties led by Tarry Audlehelm. State winners will be chosen at Iowa State University in Ames. Notable awardees span Camp Miniwanca Sandra Blersehenk Van Horne achievement Myron Smalley Iowa City and many others across Marion, Tipton, Wilton, Center Point, and Wyoming with livestock, dairy, horticulture, and public speaking honors.
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Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Tarry — Audlehelm
Johnson County
Don. 6
Towa State University
Anes
Audlehelm
Miniwanca
Sandra Blersehenk
van Horne
Myron Smalley
Towa City
Tina Anderson
Tipton
Reagan Frobingen
Marion
Chevyl Jacobs
Manticcilo
Roxann Wlahn
Wilton
Debbie Kretschmar
David Niermeyer
London
Shirley Jones
Williamsburg
Debbie Becker
Center Point
Dey
Steve Ebers
Clarence
Det Flory
Oxford Junction
Martha Colony
Wyoming
Jean Martin
Connie Knowling
Ron Moore
Auburn
Diane Hanssen
Myron Jack
Victor
Margaret Dusanek
Tack Leonard
Lisbon
Joni Bicknese
Randy Biler
Helen Dane
Town City
Mary Becker
Watkins
Adeline Volesky
Robert Tora
West Branch
Ttenry Morse
Marengo
Harold Leazer
Thomas Reisser
Vinton
Richard Tjaden
Monticello
Larry Sexton
Ainsworth
Clayton Cattlemen Officers Named
ELKADER Paul Smith of Elgin was elected president of the Clayton County Cattlemen’s Assn, succeeding Harley Radloff Jr of Luana. Other officers are Bill Eno of Luana as vice president and secretary, and George Teonard of Elkader as treasurer.
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Elkader
Paul Smith
Elgin
Clayton ‘County
Coming Farm Auctions As Advertised in Gazette Farm Pages
Auction notice listing multiple farm sale items and bidders with names like Manchester, Wogan, Mogan, and Armstrong. Details show cattle, hay, beer cattle, sheep, and listed dates and locations, including close-of-sale times and near Manchester.
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Gazzite
Elizabeth Kipper
Manchester
Tan Pont
Lairy
John M, Hogan, Jr
John
Mogan
Sont
Tokteins
Lings
Gral
Iach
Wittred Kramer
Kochiyl
Belle Phiine
Kat
Dee
Nate
Ai Raymaend Armstrong
Swyn Dee
Pate
High selling Suffolk ewe brings $445 at Iowa sale
MARSHALLTOWN Iowa Suffolk Bred Line sale saw the top ewe bring $445. Eastern Jowan Curtis Stutzman of Kalena purchased the ewe consigned by Joe Warrick of Oskaloosa. Breeding stock prices included four percent bred ewes at $220 and 18 ewe lambs at $141.40. Verlyn Fink of Parkersburg managed the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Iowa
Food deficit in 12 nations warned by UN system
Rome A FAO early warning system projects potential deficits or poor harvests in Honduras Burma Pakistan Lesotho Somalia Yemen Burundi Ethiopia Gambia Rwanda Tanzania and Zambia. It also notes continuing severe shortages in Bangladesh India Mali Mauritania and Niger as proposed at the World Food Conference in Rome.
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Rome
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
PAQ
Honduras
Burma
Pakistan
Lesotho
Samalia
Yeroen
Burundi
Ethiopia
Gambia
Rwanda
Tanzania
Zambia
Bangladesh
India
Mali
Mauritania
Ni-ger
Ag Executives To Hear Liability Expert
An insurance expert named John Anderson will speak at the Cedar Rapids Agriculture Executives Forum luncheon. The talk focuses on liability responsibilities and is set for Thursday at noon at Longbranel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Anderson
Cedar Rapids Agriculture Executives Forum
Longbranel
Butz Discourages Farm Production Says Clark
U S Senator Clark contends that Agriculture Secretary Butz aims to curb farm production and weaken farm programs. He urges escalating target prices, argues current policy neglects disaster aid and price protection, and criticizes the Ford administration for not leading in world hunger relief. Clark warns of steady allotments and proposes returning to the escalator clause with higher target prices. He notes U S grain and rice stock conditions and endorses increased food aid funded by larger surpluses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dek Clark
Agriculture
Furt Bury
Clark
Butz
Ford Administration
United States
Slack
U.S
Rome
Chirk
USDA
Senate Agriculture
Iowa
Berkley Bedell
Tori Harkinane
House Agriculture Committee
Don Paarlberg
Agriculture Department
Paarberg
Farmers Face Higher Risks in 1975 Outlook Digest Says
UPI reports Agriculture Department economists warn farmers may take a long and risky economic turn in 1975 amid rising costs and uncertain prices. The Outlook Digest highlights a split between Earl L. Butz and critics seeking higher support prices, with Senate help urged but not assured.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Congress
Bulz
Senate
House
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cedar Rapids Area
Clayton Cattlemen
Jamaanach
Trick
Dahn M
Wogan
J Mean
Hedateciis
Ygeadn
Tytan
Shae Service
Aw ‘Trouptas Twa Pram
Suffolk
Ag Execs
Talmadge
C. Kyle Randall
Agriculture Creer
Outlook Digest
Randall
Clief Futures
Office of
C. R. Kitchen
Sears
Jack Lankow
Jim Ratcliff
Bob Meader
Paul Smongeski
Dennis Ford
Bob Finch
Larry Kolsto
Bob Peal
Steve Murphy
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