January 1 Iowa farm feed grain stocks rise 29 percent
Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service reports January 1 1958 feed grain stocks on farms up 29 percent from a year ago and 21 percent above the ten year average. Corn on farms totals 531,621,000 bushels, oats 147,731,000, soybeans 35,570,000, sorghum 6,653,000, and farm hay stocks 6,192,000 tons.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Towa
Stewart Memorial Scholarships Awarded at ISC
Joan W. Thomas of Barnes City and Norman W. Vogel of Blanchard were co winners of the Paul P Stewart memorial scholarship at the Iowa Holstein Breeders Association meeting in Waterloo. Each receives 175 dollars. Thomas is a junior in dairy husbandry and Vogel a senior. Both are Iowa State College students with dairy farm backgrounds and leadership roles.
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Waterloo
Joan W. Thomas
Barnes City
Norman W. Vogel
Blanchard
Iowa State College
Paul P. Stewart
Iowa Holstein Breeders Association
Maynard
Thomas
Rex F. Thomas
Town State
Agricultural Council
Dairy Farm
Vogel
Srs
Walter W. Vogel
Jowi State
Van Horne Farm Sale Attracts 1500 Buyers
More than 1,500 people attended the Jack Parr and Eddie Ternes closing out sale near Van Horne. Prices ranged from two thousand six hundred for a Trainor to under one dollar for poultry, with items including manure loader and milking machines. Auctioneers Tony and Don Schraitz and Bob Wright led the event.
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van Tohrne
Jack Parr
Eddie Ternes
van Horne
Trainors
Hensor Seld
Mate
Tony
Don Schraitz
Bob Wright
van Horne Sayings
Economist Eyes Effect of Recession on Agriculture
Economist L H Simerl of the University of Illinois explains factors shaping farm impacts during recession. He notes duration severity production and government action determine farmers’ outcomes, with cycles separating industries and varying downturns across sectors.
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Economist
L. H. Simerl University of
Ilinois
Farm Auction Listings Spread Across Iowa Dates
A long list of upcoming farm auctions and public sales posted with dates, times, locations and chief items such as livestock machinery hay grain and household goods. Entries name bidders estates farms and towns including West Branch Atkins Olin Mechanicsville Monticello Independence Center Point and Cedar Rapids.
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Emil el
Charles L. Turerek
West Branch
Ublic
Harvey Krug
D mi
Atkins
Chester White
Henry Jurgensen
Olin
Raymond L. Miller
Walker
Guernsey
Alfred Etten
Dan Barnes
Anamosa
John Biecenbach
Mechanicsville
Albert Parson
Monticello
William Simmer
E. H
BE. L. Meineke
Solon
Dale Hopker
Stanley Hines
Vic Sandersfeld
Independence
Richard Betzer
Marion
Twain McKinney
Tipton
Hampshire
Albert W. Martin and Sons
Elmer
Bud
Alburnett
Lumir Wyman
Central City
Allen Kaufman
Coggan
Glenn Wall
Gatewood and Bailey
Whittier
Ilowa Farm Woman Exhibits Top Steer at Denver Show
Mrs Mildred Hadenfelt of Albert City Iowa showed a fat Hereford called Teddy that she picked from feeder cattle 14 months ago to win the grand champion steer blue ribbon at the National Western Stock Show. The reserve was Shorty an Angus owned by Donald Bauman of Eureka Jr The pair won breed titles earlier.
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Denver
Iowa
Mildred Madenfelt
Albert City
Teddy
Shorty
Donald Bauman
Eureka, Jr
Hadenfell
Bob
Jones-Linn Holstein Assn Elects Officers
Jay Slater of Olin has been re-elected president of the Jones Linn Holstein Breeders Association. Also re-elected were Wallace Mills of Coggan as vice president Roy Blair of Marion as secretary treasurer and Dick Tanken of Monticello and Chet Bullis of Marion as board members.
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Jones-Linn Holstein Assn
Anamosa
Jay Slater
Olin
Jones-Linn Halstein Breeders Association
Wallace Mills
Coggan
Roy Blair
Marion
Dick Tanken
Monticello
Chet Bullis
Economic Outlook Amid Recessions and Election Winds
The text notes overbuilt factories from steel mills to Manis and analyzes factors in recessions. It cites reduced spending for new plants, potential gains from increased defense spending, and a lag before jobs recover. It warns forecasts are uncertain amid looming elections and a divided government.
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Aule Manis
Euch
Lian Farmers Union and NFO Vote to Merge
About 35 members from Lian area counties of the Farmers Union and National Farmers Organization voted Monday to merge. Joe Foley and Robert Whiting named joint chairmen of the drive, Orvil Bach elected secretary. Charter to be received next week with a meeting set at Spring Grove community school next Tuesday night.
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Lian Farmers Union
NFO
Alburnett
Farmers Union
National Farmers Organization
Joe Foley
Walter
Robert Whiting
Central City
Orvil Bach
Center Point
Spring Grove
Jackson County Leads 1957 Fire Safety Program in Iowa
Jackson County ranked highest in the 1957 Iowa School Fire Prevention Program with 1,899 farms inspected and 2,229 hazards found. Seven counties followed, three received honorable mention. Keith Kirkpatrick urged all Iowa schools to adopt the program for 1938.
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Ames
Jackson County
Iowa
Kirkpatrick
Wardle
Towa
Towa State College
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