Angus cattle dispersal sale nets top prices at Altovn event
In Altoona, Brads Allag Marshall Ten led a Brown and Laird Angus dispersal selling 29 bulls at an average $640 and 76 cow lots at $641 each. Notable buys include Elliott Brown’s purchase of an International grand champion and D C Penney paying over $3,000 for an International grand champ. Top price reached $560 for Brads Pride Lady Three, with her calf selling for $450. Other high bids included $1,410 for Brads Eaticer and $1,500 to $1,985 for select pairs.
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Sherfock Gazetta
Altoona
Brads Allag
Marshall Ten
Ben Spear
Iloutton
Texas
Altovn
Earl Marshall
D. C. Penney
Elliott Brown
Elliott
John Brown
Grandville Smith
Ney Sharon
Brads Atlas Marshall
Dermott Magg
Harford
Brads Eatice
Stanley Woodruff
Clayton Carpenter
Sauk Center
Minn
Bottling Milk Price Up Nationwide Says Agriculture Dept
Washington AP reports class T bottling milk paid to dairymen averaged 7.09 dollars per hundredweight in early December, up four cents from November and 17 cents higher than December last year, Crop Reporting Board notes. Retail prices to consumers in major cities averaged 57.6 cents per half gallon, down one tenth of a cent from November.
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Washington
Agriculure Department
Crop Reporting Board
Linn Electric Announces Outdoor Display Winners
A 1971 rural electric cooperative contest named Linn Electric winners for best Christmas outdoor displays in Tann County. First place went to Fay Wisehart and others from Marion, Swishle, and North Liberty. second to Guy Whitsuil and more from Walker Marion Fairfax Solon. third to Mrs Frans Andrews Central City Cedar Rapids and others. judging occurred December 19 20.
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Fou Farm
Tann County Rural Electric Cooperative System
Jack K. Hicks
Fof Marian
manag@r
Fay Wisehart
Gregg Kerasek
Marton
Joseph F. Novotny
Swish ‘le
Jerry L. Givens
North Liberty
Guy Whitsuil
Walker
Boyd Jacobs
Marion
Artie K
Starks Fairfax
Lillie Rossler
Solon
Frans Andrews
Central City
Clair Kasner
Marion Mre
Marlin V. Murray
Cedar Rapids
Mes
Earl H Wyal
Peyweed McGovern
R. W. Berridge
Dennis Estabrook
Dean Lyon
Doyle Estabrook
Robert F. Goebel
Espey
Chester
Reeve
Donald’ Pirke
Joe Draine
Edward Viasek
Elmer L. Hehn
H. Ligenhee
Friggan ty Slose nnb Se amy callie leads local sale items
A fragmented listing notes sale items including cigars pallets nach grain and clothing. Names and locations appear garbled but reference to Williamsnurs Hawkeye Fried Here ford Assn and Cedar Rapids suggest a regional auction or sale event with entities Hawkeye Dawns and Paul Qardier involved.
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W. Allen
Brin
Paul Qardier
Williamsnurs
Cedar Rapids
Egypt Names Reclamation Area as the New Valley
Egypt unveils the reclamation area termed the New Valley in a bid to modernize life for about 93 million people. Deserts west of the Nile show early green patches from irrigation while officials warn that development faces unresolved water mysteries.
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Egypt
Reclamation
New Valley
Raymond H. Anderson
Kharga Oasis
United Arch Republic
Cairo
Contern
Reckemation
Sudan
Jan Hut
Nile Valley
Ue Kharga Qusis
Upper Nile
Livsor
Central
Africa
Tbrahim Sharkawy
Sharkawy
Kharga
Western Desert
State Fertilizer Meeting Focuses On Environment
Ames hosts the 23rd annual Fertilizer and Ag Chemical Dealer Conference at Veterans Memorial Auditorium January 12 and 13. Talks cover pollution, environment, and efficient agriculture with ISU experts and industry leaders detailing soybeans, crop production, and water conservation amid desert reclamation efforts.
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Ames
Veterans Memo
Tisl
Deg Moines
Garvey Benson
Iowa State
University Extension Eeronomist
Perlilizer
Ag Chemical
Robert C. Yapp
Chemical Technology Review Board
Lewis Barr
Robert Holt
North Central Soil Conservation Research Center
Lloyd Frederick
ISU Agronomist
Sam Aldrich
University of Ilinois
Robert Monson
Jape An Yous
Ameri
Families Forest Potash Institute, Inc
A Ewing
Sanit
ISU
United Nations
Deere Reports Higher Sales Lower Earnings 1970 Review
Deere and Co posts higher 1970 sales of 4 1876 million up from 1 047 million but net income slips to 45 995 million or 3 32 a share from 54 135 million or 3 67. Hewitt cites higher labor material and interest costs and overseas losses reducing profitability despite robust retail demand. Des Moines Dubuque Ottumwa Waterloo plants cited.
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Moline, I. (Ap
Deere and Co
Deere
Oie
Iowa
Dess Moines
Dubuque
Ottuewa
Waterloo
Wiliam 4
Hewitt
Biel
North America
Few Cholera Cases Reported in Hog Eradication Effort
AP report notes progress as several states reach final phase of hog cholera eradication. November figures show Kentucky, California, South Dakota and others moving toward elimination with USDA data indicating about half of the national hog population in areas where the disease has been eradicated. Dr Milton J Tillery oversees hog cholera programs for the USDA.
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Washington
Kentucky
California and Culture Department
South Dakota
Texas
Ohio
Arkansas
Illinois
Indiana
Missouri
Port
Mississippi
New Jersey
North Carolina
Milton J. Tillery
Tillery
USDA
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Anthony Mott
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Dixon
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Egyptian General Desert Development Organization
Amal Abdel Nasser
Ensleverq
Egyptian Plarmers
Miahanne
Will Lanupipm
American Soybean Association
Delroy Green
CJ. Dée Mooy
ISU Agronomists
John Pesek
ISU Agronomy Department
Iowa-Ilinois
Illinoia Law and Etecivie Kompany
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Dawn Glon
Orangi Dolls
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