Major reshuffles set for 1965 National Dairy Cattle Congress
Maurice Telleen announces new nine day schedule Oct 2 19 1965 with open class cattle limited to six days and meat animal show moved into dairy barns. FFA 4H judging moved to Oct 2 3 with state and national contests on Oct 2. Expanded horse shows and new Palomino and western classes planned.
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National Dairy Cattle Congress
Maurice Telleen
Dairy Cattle Congress
Telleen
Congress
Waterloo
Iowa
Midwest
Future Farmers of America
Iowa Ffa
FFA
Telleen State Agricultural Education
Des Moines
America
Retort
Guernsey
Jersey
North Ouraing
Barrow
Jersey Leaders Back Joint Occupancy Plan for Headquarters
About 50 Midwest Jersey breeders from six states voted Saturday to recommend joint occupancy of the American Jersey Cattle Club national headquarters with other dairy breeds at a Cedar Rapids Town House meeting. The recommendation goes to the Jersey convention June 27 to 30 in Salt Lake City. The move could expand to a larger joint office setup.
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American Jersey Cattle Club
Town House
Cedar Rapids
Salt, Lake City
Jersey
Guernsey
Thomas L. Lyon
Ames
Iowa State Dairy Association
Lyon
J. F. Cavanaugh
Columbus
Ohio
Southeast
Cazette
Mitt Nelson
Jersey Dairy Catte
Town Mouse
Henry Lenzen
Watertown
Meyer
Earl Tenhousa
Liberty
Ill
Two Extension Men Set to Join FHA Services
Two Eastern Iowa extension staff members resigned to join the Farmers Home Administration. Donald C. Bell of Marengo and Mark A. Stolze of Tipton will begin eight week FHA training March 1 and likely be assigned to local offices in Centerville and Osceola respectively. Bell is survived by his wife and two stepdaughters. Stolze by his wife and five siblings. Erickson, 61, dies before assignment. services planned near Postville. Egg prices this year are expected to be lower than in 1964.
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Bell
A. Roch
Thelert Koch
East Clermont Lutheran Fha
Machurch
Marirengo
Ion
Gunder
FHA
Centerville
Stolze
Gary Gilson
Oelwein
McIntosh
Minn
Osceola
Mellien Lofts
Elgin
Cari
Smith
Ames
Myrtlejtians
Andrew
Gilbert Bu-May
Stolzelhaas
Cedar Rapids
Multiple Closing Out Sales Reported Across County Listings
The notice lists numerous farm auctions and closing out sales in Iowa areas including Blairstown, Tipton, Williamsburg, Sprinaville, Cedar Rapids, Fairfax, Urbana, Walker, Scotch Grove and surrounding landmarks. Items include livestock, machinery, hay grain and household goods with varied dates in February and March.
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Hawkeye
Hawkeye Downs
Delbert Krug
Atkins
Loyel Vogt
Blairstown
J. D, Ramsey
Temil
Tipton
Floyd Klewer
Williamsburo
Lisbon
Cat
Hay
O. A. Ransier
Sprinaville
Stanley Coberly
Glass Road
Cedar Rapids
George Schulte
Fairfax
Cecil Zimmerman
Urbana
Frank W. Dvorak
Walker
John F. Bohiken Estate
Scotch Grove
Jersey cattle trade urged to boost All Jersey milk plan
Officials urged state groups to compile breeder directories to supply Jersey cattle for expanding the All Jersey milk distribution program, noting most of the extra stock could come from Midwest breeders.
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Midwest
FFA Sub-District Top Contestants Named at Toledo
The Toledo FFA sub-district contest honored top qualifiers for the southeast district event on March 13 at Fairfield. Belle Plaine and Tama Toledo led with multiple gold emblem awards. teams and individuals from Belle Plaine Grinnell Tama-Toledo Keota LeGrand Mid Prairie and Tama-Toledo are listed with members and roles such as secretary reporter treasurer and public speaking winners.
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FFA
Toledo
Farher
Lots of America
Postville FFA Tops Sub-District Contest
Postville High School hosts sub district FFA contest with four gold emblem winners. Qualifiers for the northeast district contest on March 13 at Manchester include Postville Elgin Oelwein Maynard Waukon and several individual competitors in public speaking, extemporaneous speaking, freshman creed, and parliamentary procedure.
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Postville
Pure Farmers of America
Postville Community School
Manchester
Elgin
Oelwein
Maynard Aee Postville
Ike Moi
Maynaru
Jwen Schellhamann
Wauson
Creed Spearing
Lowell Brandt
Lyle Gurlickson
Cathar
Richard Stence
Els Tader
Joe Melcher
Monona
Waukon
Stormont Community School
Ron Rumph
Tom Regan
Dennis Miller
Wayne Headington
Gene Odegard
Stormont
Glen Curtis
Doug Davis
Martin Morris
Ralph Gamm
David Turner
Feed Grain Sign-Up Surpasses Last Year Early
Washington reports 223,821 farms signed in the first four days of the 1965 feed grain sign-up running Feb 8 to March 26. Sign-ups commit to divert 5,374,800 acres of corn, grain sorghum and barley, from 10,506,100 base acres, about 51 percent. Last year 213,239 farms signed in the first five days for 1964 with 5,218,700 acres diverted.
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Washington
U. S. Department of Agriculture
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Amerca
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UPI
Theichinery
American Farm Bureau Fed-s
Ohio Farm Bureau
Thatie Group
Iin &H
American Farm Bureau Federation
Board of Directors
Farm Bureau
Selmer Erickson
Kcrg-Tv
AFBF
Red Skelton
Dorothy Malone
Mark Stevens
Brave One
Michel Roy
Dana Andrews
Rhonda Fleming
Montana
Barbara Stanwyck
ABC
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Bob Brooks
the Rifleman
Check Connors
Johnny Crawford
Dennis Hopper
Lucas McCain
McCain
Lacas
Lucas
Mark Shelter
Out Law
Marshal
Lee
Joe Beane
LeGrand
Dale Hansen
Tama-Toledo
David Luers
Keota
Terry Pemberton
Mid Prairie High School
Wellsman
Creed
Gary Reif
Mid Prairie
Tom Bayliss
Grinnell
Tama: Toledo
Roger Dostal
Allan Zmolek
Darold Timm
Tom Dolezal
Bot
Richard Beck
Dennis Kaisand
John Devereux
Dan Stuart
Dennis Fon Itinel
Mike Loftin
Laraste Glen Bente
Jerry Thompson
Eldon Kurth, Jr
Donald McCormick
Loren Beneke
Raymond Smith
Bill Elliot
Arlington
Excelsier Medical Clete
Excelsior Springs
Ide
Pontiac
McGrath Pontiac, Inc
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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