Fridley Appeal Rejected in ASCS Dismissal of Fridley Case
Five exhibitors entered 43 head at the Wyoming fair for the Eastern Iowa Milking Shorthorn show as the Iowa ASCS committee affirmed the termination of Linn County ASCS office manager Gilbert Fridley. Fridley’s attorney called the decision shameful as local witnesses praised his efficiency. Winners across classes included Gruenwalds of Lost Nation for cow and bull championships and Gamble family of Monticello for multi age titles.
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Wyoming
Iowa
Hanver
State
ASCS
Gilbert Fridley
Linn County
Fridley
Waukee
Des Moines
Maurice Gamble
Monticello
Ag College Editors Elect ISU's Kern
K Robert Kern of Iowa State University was elected president of the American Association of Agricultural College Editors at Rutgers. Kern succeeds David Ryker of Arkansas and will lead AAACE activities until 1966. He joined ISU in 1950 and holds degrees from Illinois Iowa State Wisconsin.
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New Brunswick
Robert Ker
Iowa State University
American Association of Agricultural College
Rutgers University
Kern
David Ryker
University of Arkansas
AAACE
ISU
Development Debaca
University of Illinois
Iowa State
University of Wisconsin
Buckingham Farmer Pilots Crop Dusters at National Show
Twenty one head shown in Northeast Iowa Milk ing Shorthorn parade at the National fairground. Harry Clampitt of New Prov challenges local officials. champion female and reserve champion calves shown by Irvin Meyer and Son and John Elvers of Elkad west of Buckingham. Schrier praised for crop dusting pilot work. multiple flight plans noted. Livestock judged across beef, dairy, swine and sheep with inspections at Traer airport. 4-H and FFA livestock judging workouts set in Benton county across four sites.
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National Eleader
Iowa
Harry Clampitt
New
Elkad Jwest
Buckingham
Harold Meyer
Pennsylvania
Garnaville
Indianola
Laverty
Champion
Sprayers, Inc
Schrier
Washington High
Vinton
Newhall
Keystone
Traer
Idairy
Ames Iowa Beef Tour Details and Argentina Visit Plans
Ames and Fayette county officials announce bus pickups for the Fayette county Beef Producers tour to Clinton County with about 150 participants. The trip includes stops in Hawkeye Oelwein Maynard Elgin and Arlington with return by 6:30 p.m. Iowa State extension livestock specialist Robert C. deBaca will travel to Argentina this summer to assess programs he helped start in 1963. The field day at Afton named new improvement association officers to promote feeder calf sales and performance testing in southern Iowa.
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National Institute For Agricultural Technology
Argentina
Odom
Seed Trade Assn
Minneapolis
Necucu
Coggon
Iowa
deBaca
AMES
Robert C. deBaca
Iowa State University
United States Agency For International
Bob DeBaca
Fayette
Faylette County
Clinton County
Hawkeye
Oelwein
Maynard
O'Urice
Elgin
atlWadena
Arlington
Stormont School
Clinton Countty
Jin Fayette County
Food Commission Surveys Dairy Industry Market Channels
The National Commission on Food Marketing mails questionnaires to dairy plants to map current marketing channels for butter cheese nonfat dry milk and evaporated milk. Return of forms is requested by August Linley Juers says the survey aims to compare postwar market structure and identify open outlets for plants of different sizes.
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Food Commission
Washington
National Commission On Food Marketing
Augi
Linley Iuers
Commission
Juers
Dai
Aage Nielsen Retires From Hudson Cooperative Creamery
Aage Nielsen retires after 31 years as buttermaker at Hudson Cooperative Creamery. He and Mrs Nielsen plan to move to Didars as project staff conduct a study of local fluid milk markets surveying milk handlers and distributors.
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Aage Nielsen
Hudson Creamery
Juers
Commission
Suecca Win
Mi Ana
Lear
Coopera
Nielsen
Hudson Aage Nielsen
Hudson Cooperative Creamery
Nislean Will Lara
Didars
Local FFA Contest Under Iowa State Department Review
A fragment notes the Postville FFA chapter appealing to the U S Department of Agriculture, with Orville L Freeman named as secretary, regarding the Iowa Master Contest and city involvement. The text presents an appeal and sponsorship context around agricultural competition.
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Washington
Holstein Breeders Honor Wetherbee
Edwin C. Wetherbee of Marshalltown received the Iowa Holstein Association Distinguished Service Award at the state field day near St Ansgar. The 1914 Iowa State graduate has run registered Holsteins since 1914, with the herd now managed by his son John and on continuous test since 1917. The event also launched a new junior organization with Miss Mary Ver Meer elected president, and officers Henry Eggink Leon Blanchet Nancy Slater. Iowa Holstein membership for 1965 stood at 1 216.
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ST. Ansgar
Edwin C. Wetherbee
Marshalltown
Iowa Holstein Association
Earl and Roger Gerlach
Iowa State College
Wetherbee
John
Mary Ver Meer
Pella
Iowa
Henry Eggink
Sibley
Leon Blanchet
Forest City
Nancy Slater
Olin
Iowal Holstein Association
Retail Price Details Include Taxes and Fees
The document lists suggested retail price with point of entry excise tax and dealer delivery charges. It notes cement, state and local taxes additional.
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rManura
Gested
P.O.E
Kadett 2 Door Sedan Price With Federa Charges
Kadett 2 door sedan price includes Federa variation charges and accessories plus optional equipment.
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Federa
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Gazette
Rex Conn
Wyoming Fairground
Kenneth Rawson
Central City
Elroy Gruenwald
Lost Nation
John Freeman
Center Point
Riley
Secretary of Agriculture
State Committee
Elroy
Donald Gruenwald
Gruenwalds
Edward Freeman
Rawson
Craig Grafft
Anamosa
David Gamble
Allan Rawson
Ag College
Department of Agriculture
Federal Hybrid Corn Co
Marion, Iowa
Central Missouri State College
Warrensburg
Buckingham Farmer
Robert
Benton County
Winton
FFA
Jerry G. Goldsmith
Goldsmith
Opel
BUICK
What Cheer
Keokuk County
Don Shirk
Keokuk County Fair
Poicn
Spartan
Dynel
First Avenue SE
Lindale Shopping Center
Cedar Rapids
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