Lack of Money May Cut Federal Meat Inspection
The federal meat inspection program may be curtailed through June 30 due to funding gaps. Packers could subsidize costs if needed, a precedent set by Congress, while layoffs threaten inspectors at plants nationwide. Continuous inspection remains required for interstate meat, with grading services distinct from inspection.
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Federal Meat Inspection Service
Congress
USDA
Bureau of Animal Industry
Berroth
OPS
Farm and livestock auctions listed for January dates
A sequence of auction and closing out sales are scheduled across Iowa towns. Listings include Nels Smith estate near Marengo 46 acres January 19 at 1 pm. Chalmers Keller and LaVerne Wood near Tipton January 21 at 12 30 pm. George F Courtney near Anamosa January 21 at 12 30 pm. John Huisman estate near Vinton January 22 at 1 30 pm. Mr and Mrs C W Smith near Mt Vernon January 22 at 1 pm. Walton and Linge near Central City January 24 at 10 am. Lenard Kyess near Walker January 25 at 11 30 am. Equipment includes livestock machinery grain hay and farm implements.
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Nels Smith
Marengo
Chalmers Keller
LaVerne Wood
Tipton
George F. Courtney
Anamosa
John Huisman
Vinton
C. W. Smith
Mt. Vernon
Walton and Linge
Central City
Lenard Kyess
Walker
Equal Treatment for Veterinary Officers Sought in Iowa
DES MOINES AP The Iowa Veterinary Medical Association adopted two resolutions urging equal military rank and a $100 monthly bonus for veterinarians in service and calling for a state program to control brucellosis. The group also installed new officers and named a president-elect for 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Veterinary Medical Association
Association
Congress
F. B. Young
Waukee
Paul Cunningham
R-l Iona
Clyde Spry
Lester Proctor
Oelwein
Frank Linn
Sheffield
George Gitz, Jr
Corning
F. S. Sharp
Ute
Farm Business Assn. Board Names Officers
Irving Hintz of Monticello named president of the Cedar Valley Farm Business Association at a Roosevelt hotel reorganization meet. J Gaylord Dempster Grinnell elected vice president and Chester Hagan Atkins re elected secretary treasurer. New board members Sam Blythe Williamsburg Bob Franzenberg Keystone Arnold Hoge Springville succeed Vernon Dice Palo Arthur Tibben Victor Kenneth Fry Garrison.
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Irving Hintz
Monticello
Cedar Valley Farm Business Association
Roosevelt Hotel
J.gaylord Dempster
Grinnell
Chester Hagan
Atkins
Sam Blythe
Williamsburg
Bob Franzenberg
Keystone
Arnold Hoge
Springville
Vernon Dice
Palo
Arthur Tibben
Victor
Kenneth Fry
Garrison
Bakers Buy 326 Acre Buffalo Township Farm
Mr and Mrs Richard Baker of Tipton purchased the 326 acre farm in Buffalo township from Mr and Mrs Charles Zir. Possession will be given March 1.
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Anamosa
Richard Baker
Tipton
Buffalo Township
Charles Zir
Crossword Clue Fragments Span Multiple Entries
A collage of crossword style clues appears, listing several numbered hints across horizontal and vertical categories. The fragmentary page includes terms like Tanganyika and Erin suggesting a mixed grid with partial answers and cross references.
Officers Named By Angus Assa
All officers of the Hawkeye Aberdeen Angus Breeders Association were reelected at the Montrose hotel meeting. Erwin Schmuecker is president, Leslie Oliver vice president, Albert H. Stuart secretary treasurer. Directors include R. M. Willer A. R. Fick H. H. Groff James Irons. hold overs Earl in and Jack Jones. Plans include spring sale at Hawkeye Downs and a day at Hawkeye Downs with a 4 H feeder calf auction in October. Thirty seven breeders attended. 2 members in 1951 reported.
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Gazette
Angus Association
Hawkeye Angus Breeders Association
Cedar Rapids
Ervin Schmuecker
Marengo
Jack Gill
Marion
Bob
National Angus Association
Earl Enochson
Williamsburg
H. H. Groff
Fairfax
Alan Rarick
Iowa
R. M. Willer
Tipton
Leslie Oliver
A. H. Stuart
Newhall
Hawkeye Aberdeen-Angus Breeders Association
Montrose Hotel
Erwin Schmuecker
Ma‘rengo
Albert H. Stuart
Veterinarians Urged to Monitor Foreign Animal Diseases
Iowa farmers and veterinarians were urged to watch for foreign animal diseases and report any new outbreaks. Dr. Frank A. Todd warned veterinarians could be key in detecting biological warfare and advised strict isolation of new stock for two weeks before mixing with existing herds. He also urged caution at markets fairs and exhibitions to prevent accidental spread.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Frank A. Todd
Defense Department
Inington
Todd
The
Iowa Veterinary Medical Association
United States
Doolin 40 Acre Farm Near Wellman Is Sold
Ed Doolin sells his well improved 40 acre farm northeast of Wellman to Roy Yoder for 20500 dollars. Possession will be given March 1 1953. The property sits on an all weather road.
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Wellman
Ed Doolin
Roy Yoder
Purebred Cattle Association Meeting in Chicago
Leading scientists and dairymen will gather at the Purebred Dairy Cattle Association annual meeting in the LaSalle hotel Chicago. Members include three representatives from each of five major dairy breed registries. Scientists and specialists nationwide will report on research conducted under the association.
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Chicago
Dairy Cattle Association
LaSalle Hotel
America
Corn Moisture Average Hits 1928 High
DES MOINES tests show corn moisture averages at a peak not seen since 1928. Reports indicate widespread moisture levels affecting harvest yields and storage considerations.
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Des Moines
INS
High statewide moisture in Iowa corn prompts cribbing warning
The weather division of the Iowa department of agriculture reported an average moisture content of 23.3 percent on November 30 1951 the highest since testing began in 1928. High moisture has led to much corn being cribbed under conditions likely to spoil when warm weather returns in spring.
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Iowa Department of Agriculture
Linn Mutual Assn to Meet February 2 at Martelle
The Linn Mutual Insurance Association schedules its annual meeting February 2 at the Martelle Consolidated school. Officers reports and director elections are planned, with Gazette Farm Editor Rex Conn as speaker.
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Martelle
Linn Mutual Insurance Association
Martelle Consolidated School
Gazette Farm
Rex Conn
Record cattle on feed hits new January 1 high
USDA reports 5,094,000 cattle on heavy feeding for slaughter on January 1, a record for the date. The number marks an 11 percent rise from a year ago with increases across the Corn Belt and western states. Iowa leads in feeding with Nebraska second. Illinois and Missouri show smaller gains.
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USDA
Washington
Agriculture Department
Missouri
Oregon
Utah
Nevada
Towa
Nebraska
Illinois
Corn Belt
Linn County Linn County Board of Supervisors Proceedings 1952
The Linn County Iowa Board of Supervisors meets in Cedar Rapids on January 2 1952. Miles P Sutera is named Chairman for the year. Committee appointments and numerous 1952 county depository resolutions are adopted. Appointments cover county engineer jail sheriff and relief offices. Adjournment set for January 8 1952.
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THE
Board OF Supervisors
State of
Iowa
Linnis
Said
Court House
Cedar Rapids
Hood
Uttera
Wiley
Miles P. Sutera
Aye” Eveen
Linn County
Ida Hampton
Sutera
William H. Bleakly
Grace Bleakly
William H. Behrens
Supervieus Wiley
Thomas McAllen
C. Adams
E Steadman
Clarence Steadman
Resolutio
Exchange State Bank
Fairfax State Savings Bank
Airfax
Guaranty Bank & T Co
First Trust & Savings Bank
First National Bank
Marion
Lisbon Bank & Trust Co
Lisbon
City State Bank
Central City
Merchants National Bank
Mt. Vernon Bank & Trust Co
Mt. Vernon
Peoples Bank & Trust Vo
Palo Savings Bank
Palo
Ares
Farmers State Bank
Oaks
Linn County State Bank
Coggon
United State Bank
Walker State Bank
Walker
Horns Pioe
Peoples Bank & Trust Co
Guaranty Bank & Trust Co
Prey
National Bank
Kinameas Hood
Toliowins
Linnay
Peoples Savings Bank
Codey Rapids
Peo Savings Bank & Trust Co
Rapids
Tee Es First & Savings Bank
Cedar
Byupervisor Wiley
O Saperviners
Grebe Pétiner
Ww. Hickman
Orville Ware
Lottie Mihulka
General Fund
Relief Department
Glen Moser
Mabel Holton
Ina Nash
Leona Oldfield
Goma
W. Gai
Mts
Bernice Williams
Mead Rattherpeeker
Peytex
Newman
Henry J. Hood
Springville
Robins
Justices of the Peace
Rapids Township
Victor Cloe
Th Soldiers Relief Commission
Dempsy Jones
E. Buckner
A. Ratekin
A. Gillette
B. Hurt
Ath
Lovelace
Alice M. Smith
Seth Hendryx
Harry O. Ackerman
John M. Henderson
Sugerwicer Hood
Iley
Dageeeae Calieren
Baker's Hair Tonic Promises Dandruff Relief in Ad
Hannibal Missouri readers are urged to wake up to dandruff relief with Baker's Hair Tonic and Baker's Lathernist Shampoo. The testimonial from Mrs J M Riney claims strong results and a money back guarantee, with praise for scalp comfort and shiny hair.
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Hannibal
J. M. Riney
Twentieth St
Hannibal, Mo
Baker’s
Adv
USDA Guards Meat Industry From Sabotage
The Agriculture Department announced it is on guard against enemy sabotage of the U S livestock and meat sector. It warned that diseases such as foot and mouth disease and rinderpest could be introduced to menace U S livestock nationwide within weeks. Officials said plans include detection and eradication, with intensified inspection and quarantine at borders and ports of entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Department
Department
Bureau of Animal Industry
Brayton to Speak at Beef Producers Banquet
A. H. Brayton secretary treasurer of the Des Moines Convention bureau will be the guest speaker at the annual Beef Producers banquet on January 31 at the Martelle school.
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Anamosa
A. H. Brayton
Des Moines Convention Bureau
Martelle School
Do Not Trash Food If Freezer Thaws
Farm specialists advise not to throw out thawed home freezer foods after a power loss. Fruits can be refrozen if not fermented though texture may be mushy. they can be used in jams or preserves. Meat and poultry risk spoilage. refreeze only if still icy and refreezing within 12 hours. do not refreeze completely thawed items. Maintain canning equipment.
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Washington
INS
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A. F. Graff
Eastern Council
AFL American Federation of Government Employer
Philadelphia
Jersey City
Wilson and Company
E. M. Berroth
St. Paul
Omaha
Sioux City
Waterloo
Austin
Minn
Milwaukee
Albert Lea
Kansas City
Detroit
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Mass
Ehne
the Gazette
FORD
Troy Launderers
First
Ives
Creom
Creomullion
Farm Business Assn
Bakers Buy Farm
Mealendir
Tanganyika
Sue Erin
Ontario Hill
Angus Assa
Doolin
Linn Mutual Insurance Assn
Pievenants Ofional Bank
Cedar Rapids Peoples Bank & Trust Co
Lee
Code of Iowa
Central Ny Oe
Marion Sentinel
Vernon P Hawkeye
Iaan Herald
Monroe Township
Linn Township
Pairfax Township
County Gineer
Hal
Halamka
Allison
Harding
Phillips
Ovid A. Martin
Brayton
Third Street
J. N. McFadden
Optometrist
A. W. Peterson Co., Inc
First Street
Singer Sewing Center
First Avenue
Linn, Benton, Jones and
Delaware Counties
Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
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