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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1956

Page

14

Hickenlooper pushes corn amendment to farm bill

Senator Hickenlooper seeks to restore corn to soil bank participation, arguing current law funds favors for wheat, cotton, and rice. He cites low 1955 corn base compliance and 1956 allotment cuts, and explains his plan to start soil bank participation from each farm s normal corn base of about 57 million acres, with state and county committees administering reductions. The effort follows his remarks at the Jaycee Outstanding Young Farmer banquet in Oelwein and a 45 minute talk at Cedar Rapids airport.

Rourke Hickenlooper Cedar Rapids Washington Jaycee Oelwein Senate Senate Agriculture Committee Hickerlogper Secretary of Agriculture Hicken- Snoper Is Wan Soil Bank ASC Lon Channel

Linn County Soil District Names Local Leaders

Nine assistant soils district commissioners have been appointed by the Linn County Soil Conservation District board. They are Perry Jayne Anamosa Marian Charles Baker Mt Vernon M B Haestler Mt Vernon Ralph V Jkula Anamosa Ray McCallister Cedar Rapids Justis Simon Cedar Rapids James Tenderson Copgan Lewis Schantz Jr Alburnett. The appointees will aid the board and SCS technicians in developing interest for more conservation practices on farms in their communities, according to Robert Bell Coggan, chairman of the board.

Linn County Soil Conservation District Perry Jayne Marian Charles Baker Anamosa M. B Haestler Mt. Vernon Ralph V jKula Ray McCallister Cedar Rapids Justis Simon Celdac Rapids James Tenderson Copgan Lewis Schantz, Jr Alburnett Mensuers SCS Ty Robert Bell Coggan

Junior Cattle Feeder Deadline Set for March 15

In Marengo Iowa county 4 H junior cattle feeder projects must reach the extension office by March 15. Calves enrolled may be steers or heifers and will be tagged after the deadline for identification. Individual project participants shown at the county show cannot be entered in the junior feeder show.

Marengo Iowa County Robert Higgins Calif Higgings

Kral to Address Cedar Rapids Pro-Ag Club

Les Kral of the Cedar Valley Farm Business Association will lead the Cedar Rapids Pro-Ag club meeting at Bishop cafeteria on Wednesday evening. The topic is Looking a little behind and a lot ahead at the agricultural situation. Kral has summarized farm records and will share up to date information on income and problems. Club members with agricultural training and allied work attend the session. all interested are invited.

Les Kral Cedar Valley Farm Business Association Cedar Rapids Pro-Ag Club Bishop Cafeteria Keith Noll Kral Noll

Agronomy Meetings Planned in Clayton and Monona

County Extension Director Max Sauerbry announced agronomy sessions set for Thursday in Elkader Municipal Building and Friday in Monona City Hall. The meetings begin at 10 a.m. with afternoon continuation, featuring speakers H. H. Meldrum Harvey Thompson and Virgil Webster, extension agronomists from Ames and Manchester.

Clayton Eleader Elkader Municipal Monona Max Sauerbry H. H. Meldrum Harvey Thompson Ames Virgil Webster Manchester All Town State College Extension Agronomists

Closing Out Sales and Dispersals in Iowa Areas

A fragment listing multiple closing out sales and dispersals near North Liberty Ana masa HandShew Braverman and A BR Meeks. Items include livestock grain machinery hay milking equipment and household goods with dates February 20 and 28 and locations 3 miles northwest North Liberty 2 miles east of Anama sa 534 miles west of Iowa City.

Luesday Lloyd Ziemer North Liberty Meeks Anamasa Iowa City

Miss Brockschink Nominated for State 4-H National Camp

Miss Brockschink of Brockschink Iowa is named as a 4-H camp candidate by the Iowa county girls 4-H committee. She will submit credentials for state 4-H club offices as a candidate for the National 4-H camp, with county eligibility allowing one candidate and interviews to follow after preliminary screening.

Marengo Nancy Brockschink Iowa Couury Iowa Lassies Iowa County Girls

Sill Named Outstanding Iowa Farmer of 1953

John Sill a 23 year old Hopkinton farmer was named Outstanding Young Farmer in Iowa for 1953 at the first annual awards banquet by the Iowa Junior Chamber of Commerce in Gelwein Sunday. He receives a plaque and a paid trip to the National Jaycee meeting in Pittsburgh April 1 to 12 where national winners are chosen.

Uuzete Tom Merrymian John Sill Hopkinton Sill Iowa Oelwein Manchester Qelwein INS Lewa Junior Chamber of Commerce Gelweln Sil Pittsburgh Lawrence Everett New Sharon Oskaloosa Jaggees Hubert Bell Coggon Cedar Rapids County Secret Itary Delaware Counry Farm Bureau Delaware Extension Council Buck Creek Rourke B. Hickenlooper l R Lown

Clayton 4-H Members To Study Lubrication

ELKADER Clayton County 4-H members, parents, and readers and implement dealers and tractor service men have been invited to attend a meeting Wednesday evening at the Elkader Opera House. The gathering is part of the 4-H Eadee program with Dale Hull Iowa State extension engineer and Stan Nelson, rep of the program sponsor, set to speak on oils, greases, lubrication, and fuels for farm tractors.

Elkader Clayton County A H Elkader Opera House Dale Hull Iowa Stan Nelson

Delaware 4-H Girls Plan Spring Organization Day

Miss Marie Bishop assistant State Girl's Leader will speak at the annual Delaware county 4-H Spring Organization Day. The event runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the extension office and assesses the year’s work while launching summer activities including Rain Day Camp Girl's Convention Achievement Shows and the county fair.

Manchester Marie Bishop Delaware County

Iowa Calf Crop Drops Slightly

Calves born on Iowa farms in 1955 totaled 2 033 000 head, 1 percent below 1954 and 16 percent above the 1944 53 ten year average. Cows two years old and over numbered 9 140 000 on Jan 1 1955, about the same as the prior year but 10 percent above the 10 year January 1 average. Hartong named head of Allamakee Beekeepers. Waukon hosts annual meeting with officers elected for 1986 season.

GES Iowa Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service Hartong Allamakee Waukon Irvin Hartong Allamakee County Bee Keepers Organization Carl Vanderhole Grant Huger Manchester Delaware United States Fort Bureau Robert H Paul Ward

Jones County Forage Clinic and Show This Wednesday

Anamosa hosts a forage clinic and show on Wednesday with a four panel discussion by Jones county farmers and Iowa State College extension specialists. Six farmers will share experiences with silage and bunker silos while panel members include Leo Bertling Monticello Clift Wears Cascade Salvin Glenn Glen Brown Delbert Grafft Olin Robert Livingston Anamosa RM McWilliams and Harvey Thompson. The program begins at 1 pm in the Farm Bureau building.

Anamosa Jones Couny Jones County Joe &. Legg Leo Bertling Monticello Clift Wears Cascade Salvin Glenn Glen Brown Delbert Grafft Olin Robert Livingston Anamosz McWilliams Harvey Thompson Iowa State College Farm Bureau

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