Cedar Rapids Market Report Details Hogs Sheep and Grains
Cedar Rapids area prices show Wilson Foods quoting hogs at 48.00-49.00 with discounts for lightweights and various weights. Sheep steady at 46.48 for wool and 48-50 for shorn. Corn and soybeans mostly lower with oats steady to low. Livestock receipts in the 45,000 range. cattle, hogs, and sows prices noted with several weight-based discounts and farm delivery terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Wilson Foods
Wilson
S. Wilsons
Lowe
Joliet Cattle Market Report at Friday’s Fair Prices
Fragmentary Joliet market notes show cattle trading with figures like No 2 and mixed lots, priced around 52.00 to 80. Spreads for hogs and gilts appearlisted, but the text is largely garbled and unreadable.
Sioux City Livestock and Grain Prices Report
Fragmented OCR notes show USDA selling prices for Friday with cattle sow weights around 3303 lb and delivery prices steady. Grain prices include Wheat No 2 hard red winter around 3.59 to 3.60 per bushel, No 2 soft red winter near 2.62 to 2.63, and No 2 yellow corn about 2.62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usda Py
Gri
ISU student wins four trophies at Swine Expo opening day
Iowa State University sophomore Brad Lester, 20, of Slater, led the 36th Swine Expo at Hawkeye Downs Cedar Rapids winning four trophies in the derby and on farm performance tested divisions. He topped a field including Scott Werning and Kirkwood Community College with a 293 pound champion derby hog gaining 2.05 pounds per day. The reserve derby champs came from Wilton Colleen Keppy and Kirkwood Community College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brad Lester
Hawkeye Downs
Cedar Rapids
Lester
Slater
Iowa State University
Dean
Sandy Lester
Central Test Hoy
Scott Werning
Newhall
Kirkwood Community College of
Werning
Troy
Kirkwood
Howard Berry and Son
Iowa City
Colleen Keppy
Wilton
Community College
Colleen
Donna
Allen Keppy
Austin
Minn
Iowa Development Commission
Bill Tucker
Leroy Faint
Mount Vernon
Valentine and Community Notices Trimmed for Events
Local briefs list meetings and social events in Cedar Rapids area. Autistic Children chapter meets Tuesday at 7 p.m. United Way Building. various dance, game night, and bingo activities scheduled. several shops advertise Valentine related deals and services. Public notices include bank and savings office closings for Washington's Birthday and service hours adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Central
Iowa
The
National Society For Autistic Children
United Way
Third Ave
Kinze to Unveil New Planter Using Deere Patents
Kinze Manufacturing of Williamsburg announces a fall rollout of a new planter model using licensed Max Emerge seed metering and ground engaging mechanisms from John Deere after settling a two year legal dispute. Kinzenbaw says major components are interchangeable with existing Kinze row units and current models will run in 1982.
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Williamsburg — Kinze Manufacturing Co
John Deere
Kinze
Federal District Court
Cedar Rapids
Deere
Jon E. Kinzenbaw
Kinze Manufacturing
Williamsburg
Meat Prices Seen Rising In 1982 Outlook
The Agriculture Department projected pork prices up 7 to 10 percent and beef 3 to 5 percent in early 1982 due to tighter meat supplies. Chicken prices should be near 1981 levels as supply grows. Harsh winter raised short term costs. last year beef rose under 1 percent and pork nearly 9 percent.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Sumer
Dairymen Honored At State Holstein Convention
Two Gazette area dairymen were honored Friday at the state Holstein convention. Erlin Lomen, 78, Decorah, received the distinguished service award for long farming tenure and mentoring younger farmers. Larry Landsgard, 29, St Olaf, earned the outstanding young Holstein breeder award as part owner of Lands Brook Farms.
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Ames
Gazette Area
Erlin Lomen
Decorah
Larry Landsgard
St. Olaf
Lomen
Iowa State University
Richard
Waukon
National Holstein- Friesian Association
Landsgard
Lands Brook Farms
Maurice
Margie Landsgard
Postville
Russian grain trade resumes with Soviet purchases
The Agriculture Department said the Soviet Union bought 350000 tons of corn as U.S. Russian grain trade resumes for the first time since sanctions in December. Total private export sales announced this week reach 500000 tons after a 150000 ton purchase on Wednesday. Grain prices sink on Poland crisis and fears of an embargo amid bumper crops and weak foreign demand. Critics say a de facto embargo exists due to sanctions and stalled talks on a new grain agreement.
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Washington
UPI
Soviet Union
Reagan
Agriculture Department
Poland
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Midwest
E.I. Livestock
Waterloo Bath Packing Co
C.R. Grain
Des Moines
West North Central States
Ted Undertone
Federal State Market
OWA
Interior Lowa
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Overie
Eves
Ove
Owe
S-central
Webster City
Madiy Rae
Ori Va
CBOT
Thavennade al Huchele
Diy Aus
Chicago
Catt Iles
Ieaf
Joliet
Sioux City
Ieer Hoos Erate
ISU
Scott and
Vernon and
Tammy Werning
Keppy
St. Pius
Emerald Knights Drum Corp
Early Birds
Evy
3Rd Avenue SE
Paramount Theatre
P.K. Electrostatic Company
K-Mart Plaza
Siebke Hoyt
Westdale Mall
Peck
May’s City
Town and Country
Farmers State Bank
Marion
Hiawatha
Lindale
Ibew Hall
Wiley Boulevard
S.W
St. Jude’s Atlas and Rosary Society
Sertoma
Town House
Pyramid
Adv
Mount Vernon Rd
S.E
Knights of Columbus
Cedar River Tower
Riverside
Jim Haycraft
Duncan Photographers
Town & Country
VFW
Cocking’s Yarn & Needlecraft
First Avenue N.E
Diabetes
East Central Diabetes
Mercy Hospital
Hoover P.R.I.D.E
Sedlacek
Martin Zane
1St Avenue S.E
Emerald Knights Drum and Bugle Corp
Guthrie Theater
First National Bank
Southgate
Grand Ole Opry
Hall of Fame
Parthenon
Upper Room
Homes of the Stars
SaPaDaPaSo
Mount Vernon Road
Zorba
Charter
Joyce’s Crafts
1St Ave. SE
Merritt's
St. George
10Th Street
Peg’s
29Th Street
N.E
Sheraton Inn
33Rd Ave. S.W
Mental Health Advocates
Dorothy Stewart
Valentine Ballon
Ajax Ballon Company
Prairie Church Consultants
Diane Junge
Jan’s Plaza
Kim
Grace Episcopal Church
A Ave. N.E
Ave
Cedar Park
1St Avenue NE
New Orleans
Natchez
Jean’s Fashions
St. Matthew's
Skandia
Better Adult Sports Apparel
Paperback Exchange
Edgewood
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Farm Bureau
Dale’s
Ajax Ballon Company East
Valentine Flowers
Pierson
By al Swegle
Jarenadita
Kinzenbaw
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