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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1961

Page

13

Land Values Hold Steady Says Murray

Iowa farm land values stayed at 237 per acre from 1960 to 1961 with western and southern regions showing small gains and the rest showing small declines. The survey of 608 brokers, reported in Iowa Farm Science, notes pressures from high costs and taxes and growth in farm enlargement and contract purchases.

Murray Ames Iowa W. G. Murray Iowa Farm Science Iowa State University Iowa Farms

Knoxville Mill Owner Faces Corn Shortage Case

Des Moines AP reports Alex Versel Barbour Jr owner of Hawkeye Mill Knoxville filed a voluntary bankruptcy listing debts of 336 722 17 after the government alleged 132 000 bushels of government corn missing from his grain elevator. A special agent probes this CCC contract shortfall. Judge Roy Stephenson barred Barbour from assets.

Des Moines Alex Versel Barbour, Jr Hawkeye Mill Knoxville U.S. District Court Barbour Commodity Credit Corp U.S Donald Wine Spe al Stabilization and Conservation Service Knox Ville Roy Stephenson CCC

Linn County 4 H Calf Weighing Schedule

Linn County 4 H calf weighing for 1962 projects will be held Thursday December 28 from 9 am to noon at Birmingham Cattle Co Marion and Hawkeye Downs Cedar Rapids 2 to 4 pm at hog buying station Center Point and Kenneth Franson farm Palo Friday December 29 9 am to noon at Linn County Fairgrounds Central City 2 to 4 30 pm at Cudahy hog buying station Mt Vernon.

Linn County Birmingham Cattle Co Marion and Hawkeye Downs Cedar Rapids Center Point Kenneth Franson Farm Palo Linn County Fairground Central City Cudahy Mt. Vernon

State Holstein Assn Annual Meeting Set

MARSHALLTOWN The Iowa Holstein Breeders Assn will hold its annual meeting January 11 at 10 a.m. in the Fisher Community Building in Marshalltown. Changes to the articles of incorporation and by-laws will be presented for member action.

Marshalltown The Iowa Holstein Breeders Assn Fisher

Dairy Advisers Seek Data for National Supply Plan

The national dairy products advisory committee finished a two day meeting in Washington by requesting more economic information from the department to base long range legislation on. They want data for a national supply management program linked to a price support plan and will seek it at the January 12 meeting. Secretary Freeman urged the industry to develop a production control program before the price support program for dairy products fails.

Washington UPI National Dairy Products Advisory Committee Department Orville L. Freeman

Coming Farm Sale Dates and Items Listed

A sequence of closeout sales is scheduled across several Iowa towns from December into January. Items include machinery grain hay dairy cattle angus cattle hogs and Holstein cattle, with auctions hosted by Adolph Pant R M Cavanaugh Haeussier Harold Swanson Emil Ludvicek Paul Hain Lester Pickering and Leo Sullivan at various locations near Blairstown Marengo Central City Homestead Garrison Masonville and Keystone. Public dispersal events also appear.

R. M. Cavanaugh Marengo Jersey Haeussier Ryan Central City Harold Swanson Mi. SE Homestead Paul Hain Moscow Lester Pickering Keystone

Iowa State Champion Angus Steer Proves Carcass Quality

The 1050 pound Iowa State Angus grand champion Jack at the Chicago International Live stock Exposition dressed out 694 pounds carcass with 66.1 percent yield and 13 square inches loin eye. Packing firm paid 14 per pound. judge Dr Stanley Anderson praised the carcass value and proper market fit.

Jack Iowa State University Chicago E. A. Kline Iowa State Stockyards Packing ‘Co the International Stanley Anderson Texas Technological College Lubbock, Tex Kline Anderson H. H. Kildee

Crops and Soils Course Planned in Linn County

About 40 Linn county farmers have enrolled in a three day short course on soils and crop production scheduled for January 3 10 and 15. Extension director C E Herriott hopes to reach 70 by the start. The program covers soil study plant study and practical farm problems with lessons from Iowa State university agronomists and Leslie Kral leading a session on the economics of soil use planning. Interested participants may contact the Linn county extension office at the Cedar Rapids post office building.

Linn County C. E. Herriott Herriott Extension Iowa State University Leslie Kral Cedar Rapids Linn County Extension Office Cedar Rap

62 Feed Grains Sign Up Set

Washington announces sign up for the 1962 feed grains program will run through county ASC offices from February 5 through March 31. The program mirrors 1961 with payments to farmers for retiring part of their good grain acreage, and cooperatives may receive price support loans.

Washington ASC U.S. Department of Agriculture

Delaware County Fair Dates Set for August in Manchester

Manchester hosts the 1962 Delaware County fair from August 8 to 11. Fair Secretary Truman In gels announced the event and outlined dates for attendees and participants.

Delaware Fair Manchester Truman Ingels

Livestock Men Warned of Virus Pneumonia

Des Moines AP Iowa farmers were told to watch for the hog illness virus pneumonia that can infect more than half a herd. Symptoms include coughing listlessness and sneezing with safeguards such as isolating farrow ing sows and keeping sows litters separate until weaning.

American Foundation For Animal Health

Indian 4-H Girls Elect Officers

Janet Young bear was elected president of the Tama Top Kats 4-H club at the Indian settlement. Sherry Davenport is vice president, Rosemary Davenport secretary, Amelia Buffalo historian, and Sharon Joy reporter. Junior officers include Verna Buffalo president Kathy Davenport vice president and Georgette Sanache secretary. Leaders are Mrs Josephine Young bear and Mrs Gene Waseskuk with senior leader Mrs Frank Sanache. Marguerita Tarr will visit the Iowa county extension office January 24 and 25 to assist in landscape planning. reservations advised.

Toledo Janet Youngbear Sherry Davenport Rosemary Davenport Amelia Buffalo Sharon Joy Verna Buffalo Kathy Davenport Georgette Sanache Josephine Youngbear Gene Waseskuk Frank Sanache Marengo Marguerita Tarr Iowa State University Iowa County Miss Tarr Jarine Moore

Iowa Crop Insurance Director Appointed

Des Moines native Justin C. Dee is named Iowa director of the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation effective January 1. He succeeds Jesse W. Bishop, who resigned in October to focus on farming near Atlantic. Dee is a long time employee of the state ASC office and its predecessor farm program agencies. Bishop will devote time to farming interests near Atlantic.

Des Moines Justin C. Dee Iowa Federal Crop Insurance ‘Corporation Jesse W. Bishop Dee ASC Bishop Atlantic

Popcorn Crop Ranks Second Largest in 1961 Production

Des Moines reports 1961 popcorn production across 17 states at 485 million pounds, 43 percent above 1960 and second only to the 515 million pounds set in 1958. Indiana led with 92.5 million, Iowa 84 million, Illinois 73 million, Kentucky 59 million, Nebraska 57.5 million, and Ohio 54 million.

Des Moines Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service Indiana Iowa Illinois Kentucky Nebraska Ohio

Genetic recessive genes in cattle and breeding impacts

Rex Conn explains how recessive genes lie hidden in the genetic make-up of cattle and other livestock. Dwarfism and red color are used as examples, with Holstein and Red Angus programs described and a progeny testing plan for a Holstein sire to assess the red factor.

ONN Holland Holstein-Friesian Assn. of America Winterthur Excell Alpha Virginia Artificial Breeding Assn

Foreign origin stamps required on imported meats

Beginning March 1, all imported meats must be stamped with the country of origin on major retail cuts under a new regulation by the federal meat grading service.

Washington Federal

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Cial State Holstein Assn Dairy Advisers Blairstown Raymond Kula Holstein Dispersion Sale Emil Ludvicek Hawkeye Salebarn Pairfax Leland Fry Garrison Leo Sullivan Masonville Avis 5Th Ave Rex Conn Angus John Williams Odebolt University S. A. Ewing Ames School St. SE Iowa Crop Insurance JR Auto Stores MNS I J&r Auto Stores 2Nd Ave Seem Monnintgomery Wa
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