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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1958

Page

2

Cooley Attacks Benson as Farmers Face Bankruptcy

Webster City rally features House Agriculture Chair Harold Cooley criticizing Secretary Benson as over-rated and shifting farm policy. Coad and Loveless join in blasting Eisenhower farm plans, urging price supports and protective bills for family farms amid a căntering electoral push.

Webster City INS House Agriculture Committee Harold Cooley Dn.c Ezra Taft Benson Cooley Benson Agriculture Secretary Congress

Osterdock Co op Creamery names new board at annual meeting

Osterdock Iowa members select new directors including Andy Moser of Colesburg and Ira Moser of Guttenberg to the Osterdock Co op Creamery board. LaVerne Nieland and Albert Cherne are re elected. Hold over directors named. M L Burr serves as secretary manager and Robert E Weyant as butter maker. Manager reports total production 244347 pounds.

Osterdock Andy Moser Colesburg Ira Moser Guttenberg Osterdock Co-Op Creamery Company LaVerne Nieland Albert Cherne Ira Friedlein Martin Walters Ellsworth Moser Garber M. L. Burr Robert E. Weyan

Butter Production and Revenue Highlights for 1957

The report shows butter manufactured in 1957 totaling 143 152.96 dollars in sales with total receipts of 145 631.61 dollars. Disbursements included 134 294.70 dollars for cream purchases and 11 395.63 dollars for manufacturing and other expenses. End year balance stood at 296.87 dollars. Patrons earned 0.7008 dollars per pound of butterfat for sweet cream and 0.6708 dollars for No 1 cream. Average butter price received was 0.6056 dollars per pound. Cost of manufacturing butter was 0.0388 dollars per pound. Thirty patrons delivered 3 000 pounds of butterfat or more during the year, with three holders each selling over 7 500 pounds of butterfat in 1957.

Harley Clefisch Miller and Moser Hunt and Nieland

Iowa Irrigators Meeting Called At State House

Des Moines authorities publish a meeting of Irrigators of Iowa to debate irrigation withdrawals. W S Wenstrand chairs pro tem with C L Fitch as secretary. Speakers include Harry Harrison and William Blaski as a motion to form a permanent irrigation group proceeds.

Des Moines Iowa State Conservation Commission The Irrigators of Senate Capitol W. S. Wenstrand Essex C. L. Fitch Ames Iowa State College Iowa Vegetable Growers Association Wenstrand Wenstrand and Fitch Harry Harrison William Blaski Izaak Walton League L. J. Maasdam Pella

Sweden Increases Milk Price At Retail And Producer Level

Stockholm reports a milk price raise effective January 1 with retail milk up from 11 to 12.6 cents per quart. Producers will receive an increase of about 58 cents per hundredweight.

Stockholm Sweden

Vast Iowa Farm Auction Schedule Near Various Towns

A dense list details farm auctions and sales across multiple Iowa locales from Jan 29 to Feb 21. Entries include livestock, hay, grain, machinery, poultry, and household goods, with estate and association shows noted for Bert Gray, Hawkeye Downs, Duroc Breeders, Hampshire bred gilts, and Hawkeye Polled Hereford events.

Frank B. Miller Alburnett Leslie G. Cole Mary Maher Morse Bert Gray Brandon William Nerad H. J.nes Lison Walter Eeyer Walker Iowa Duroc Breeders Assn Hawkeye Downs Walter E. Meyer Berkshire Sale Milo Wolrab Hampshire Albert W. Martin and Sons Marion Marty Imnster Dr. N. R. Waggoner Olin Elmer “Bud” Barthelmes Center Point J. M Jim” Jordan Abdo Omar Fayette Jim Wilt Fred Layne Winthrop E. J. Mahoney Hawkeye Polled Hereford Association Gatewood and Bailey Whittier Kenneth Beauregard Central City

Garnett Outlines Farm Exports Plan at Iowa meeting

Des Moines INS Gwynn Garnett administrator Foreign Agricultural Service told Farmers Grain Dealers Association of Iowa that expanding exports is essential to prevent American agriculture from drowning in production. He noted exports rose from 2.8 billion in 1953 to 4.7 billion in 1957 and that 70 percent of a 600 million dollar CCC surplus cut last year went abroad. Walter Berger Commodity Stabilization Service chief urged price support cuts to curb over production and reduce dairy incentives, aiming for greater dairy consumption.

Des Moines INS Farmers Grain Dealers Association of Iowa Gwynn Garnett Foreign Agricultural Service Commodity Credit Corporation

Winneshiek Approved for Brucellosis Control Plan

Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Clyde Spry approved Winneshiek County as a brucellosis control plan area. A vaccine will be provided by the federal government and blood testing will be offered free to herd owners, per the letter to County Extension Director E. J. Weigle from Dr. C. W. Brown, federal veterinarian.

Decorah Winneshiek County Iowa Clyde Spry E. J. Weigle C. W. Brown Weigle Seattle

USDA Ponders Cotton Soil Bank Freeze

Soil bank officials said they may halt acreage reserve cotton signups before the March 7 deadline. A permanent signup freeze in the 1958 program is under discussion as counties in the Cotton Belt run short of funds. Whether farmers can deposit land depends on how the Agriculture Department parcels out 180 million dollars for this phase. Soil Bank Administrator Howard Doggett will not seek extra funding and may ration funds or adopt a first come policy. Some states may not commit all money, leaving more for heavy signup areas. Farmers urged to sign waiting lists at county soil bank offices.

Washington INS) — Soil Bank Agriculture Department Soil Bank Howard Doggett Congress South Carolina Mississippi Alabama Georgia Louisiana Arkansas Tennessee County Soil Bank

Farmers Eligible for Acreage Reserve After Partial Conversions

The agriculture department will consider farmers who retired entire farms last year and split land between the conservation reserve and acreage reserve. Because conservation reserve is long term, land remains unavailable for planting. It will honor plans to make the acreage reserve available for two consecutive years of land banking.

Agriculture Department

Champions Named At Angus Show In Des Moines

Judging of 240 Aberdeen Angus cattle at the Iowa state fairgrounds named open class champion bull Eileenmere ISA 102nd owned by Lador Farm Scranton and O H Steeve and Sons Clarinda. Beauty of Garner was named champion female. futurity champions were Blue Bay of West Lane and Black Jestress of KR 19th. Sale dates set for bulls Tuesday and females Wednesday. Local officials praised quality with several out of state buyers presence. Calmar Creamery stockholders to meet Saturday at 2 p.m.

DES Moines Eileenmere Isa Lador Farm Scranton O. H. Steeve and Sons Clarinda Chamion Addis Greim Iowa Paul Keesee Ker Mac Angus Ranch Poteau Okla Clayton Jennings Highmore S.D

Liebenow criticizes government role in grain trading

Robert C. Liebenow, president of the Chicago Board of Trade, told members that 1957 total futures grain trading fell about 10 percent from 1956, with dollar volume at 25.041 billion and bushels down 1.344 billion. He blamed government stock interventions via CCC for reduced exports and urged decisive legislation to end government participation.

Chicago Robert C. Liebenow Chicago Board of Trade Liebenow Washington U. S

Center Junction Co-Op Holds Annual Meeting

Center Junction Farmers Mutual Cooperative Creamery Association held its annual meeting on Saturday. Re-elected to three year terms were Don Ketelsen and Robert Von Sprecken, with Robert Bual also elected for three years and Lyle Thompson named for one year. Robert Allen manages the creamery with Mrs. Robert Mead as bookkeeper and E. E. Dart as buttermaker.

Center Junction Farmers Mutual Cooperative Creamery Association Don Ketelsen Robert von Sprecken Robert Bual Lyle Thompson Robert Allen Robert Mead E. E. Dart

Farm Equipment Auction Notice and Tractors

700 bales of clover and alfalfa hay plus machinery including a 1955 International 300 with torque amp live power take-off and 8 way hydraulic, Farmall M with Heisler overdrive and remote control, 1949 John Deere G with Powr-trol, reconditioned and in good condition, 84-30 fast hitch, plus a new cultivator for Farmall 800. M J McCalley and Virgil Heins, Allens.

jHeisler John Deere M. J. McCalley Virgil Heins

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North Carolina Democrat Eisenhower Coad Osterdock Co-op Creamery State House Lumbr Wyman Louie Doyle Ryan Allen Kaufman Coggan Glenn Wall Velma Wright Mendado Dru Ste Rio Grande Valley Paul T. Vickers McAllen Texas Chamber of Commerce H. L. Schlesselman Third Ave Cedar Rapids Otto Huedepohl Werner Uhlmann Williamsburg Schlesselman Garnett Walter Berger Commodity Stabilization Service Berger Winneshiek Thomas Amer FHA Thomas Service Broken Water Services USDA Angus Calmar Calmar Creamery Company Commodity Credit Corp CCC Department of Agriculture Center Junction Co-Op S.W Guernseys Jersey McC Deering Bradley Bradley &'S Kewanee Monte Ward Towa Dairy Electric Cream Space Command OPA Qewath
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