Judge Rules For Grain Co op In Minnesota Case
District Judge Kenneth G. Brill ruled that the Farmers Union Grain Terminal association may buy grain consigned to it for sale. The ruling leaves room for appeal to the state supreme court and notes the case raises important questions about cooperative grain markets and competition. The co op operates in Minnesota Iowa and as far west as Oregon and Washington.
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S*. Paul
Kenneth G. Brill
Farmers Union Grain Terminal Association
Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Brill
State Supreme Court
Ramsey County
Farmers Union Terminal Association
Cooperative Grain Marketing Organization
Clinton, Minn
Cooperative Farmers Elevator Association
Grain Commission
Minneapolis
Farmers Union Agency
Northwest
Clinton
Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Minnesota
Farmers Grain Terminal Association
Iowa
Oregon
Washington
Increase in Retail Meat Output Predicted Soon
USDA officials forecast more than double the prior week’s federally inspected meat will reach markets in days. Non inspected packers are not included in the tally, as they account for much of livestock receipts. Pork output leads gains with 163 million pounds, lard also rising.
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Yyuashington
Agriculture Department
Economist urges farmers to keep up savings plan
W. G. Murray of Iowa State College urged Iowa farm families to continue reducing debts and increasing savings as price controls end and farm prices rise. He warned against a speculative land boom resembling 1919 and 1920, urging cash savings for home improvements education and travel to build a steadier future.
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Ames
W. G. Murray
Iowa State College
Iowa
Murray
Beef and veal output and weekly meat totals
The report cites totals of 31,500,000 pounds for beef and 13,100,000 pounds for other meats. Beef production is 142,000,000 pounds with veal at 9,800,000. prior week beef 67,000,000 and veal 6,300,000. Mutton and lamb reach 12,000,000 pounds, down 2,000,000 from last week and 5,000,000 from last year.
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R. L. Christ
Garden City
Kan
Extra Care of Eggs Will Be Profitable
Iowa State College marketing specialist Ralph Baker says profit will grow by marketing top grade eggs as quality rises faster than lower grades. He urges farmers to gather eggs twice daily, cool them promptly, and market on a grade basis, at least twice weekly.
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Ames
Ralph Baker
Iowa State College
Baker
Traer Feeders Sell Cattle At Cedar Rapids and Waterloo
Traer ranchers report strong cattle sales with William Tomlinson selling 29 head of 1,444-pound steers to Wilson and Co at Cedar Rapids for 22 dollars per hundredweight, totaling about nine thousand dollars. Roy Bohn Stengle sold 60 head to Wilsons at 19.5 dollars per hundredweight. Ed Danker delivered cattle to Rath Packing at Waterloo for 23 dollars per hundredweight.
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TRAER
William Tomlinson
Wilson and Company
Cedar Rapids
Roy Bohnstengle
Wilson’s
Ed Danker
Rath Packing Company
Waterloo
Fayette county fair lists to be available soon
West Union Premium lists for the Fayette county fair August 20 to 23 will be available within a few days, Secretary Ed Bauder reported Friday.
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West Union
Fayette County Fair
Ed Bauder
Hatcherymen Conclude Testing School at Ames
Nearly 200 Iowa poultry breeders and hatchery representatives completed a five day Iowa poultry flock selectors and testers school at Iowa State College. Practical and written examinations were held for flock selection and pullorum testing under the National Poultry Improvement Plan. An additional 154 men with NPIP authorization attended a one day refresher course last Monday.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
National Poultry Improvement Plan
NPIP
Moellers Named to County FSA Advisory Panel
Ossian John B Moellers receives a three year term on the county FSA advisory committee replacing Dave Thompson of Decorah as announced by FSA officials.
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FSA
Ossian
John B. Moellers
Moellers
Dave Thompson
Decorah
Corn Borers Threaten Iowa Corn Yields
Iowa State College extension entomologist Harold Gunderson warns that forecasters should not count on a record corn crop until assessing European corn borer damage. He cites heavy expected losses and notes a field near Maquoketa showing infestation.
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Associated Press
Harold Gunderson
Iowa State College
Gunderson
Maquoketa
Borer Infestation Threatens Iowa Corn Plots
An Iowa agronomist notes each corn stalk hosts about 15 borers, risking 75 to 90 percent yield loss. Similar infestations observed in eastern Iowa fields. Second generation borers likely to lay eggs soon, with heavy expected damage. Late plantings may suffer from the second generation infestation.
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Iowa
Gunderson
Farmer Hurt as Tractor Backed Over Him
Special to The Gazette. Columbus Junction resident Dean Gipple, a farmer southwest of town, is recovering from a crushed leg and ankle after a tractor backed over him while releasing an implement from the drawbar. Neighbors are assisting with farm work.
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The
Gazette
Columbus Junction
Dean G. Gipple
Here
Waterloo Man Buys Eighty at Jesup
Wilber De Walt of Waterloo purchased the 80 acre Roy Carlson farm two and one half miles northeast of Jesup for 11200 dollars. Smith Brothers brokers of Oelwein handled the deal.
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Jesup—Wilber de Walt
Waterloo
Roy Carlson
Here
Smith Brothers
Oelwein
Strawberry Point 80 Sold for 125 Per Acre
Mr and Mrs Harley Everts sold their 80 acre farm three and half miles south of here to James Carroll of near Ryan for 125 per acre. Possession to be given December 1. Fred E Davis local land agent handled the deal.
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Strawberry Point
Harley Everts
Here
James Carroll
Ryan
Everts
Fred E. Davis
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