Farmers blamed for high food costs in cited study and vote in South Dakota
The article cites a magazine argument that farm prices barely affect consumer food costs while labor, transportation, and other expenses push prices higher. It notes 1958 wage gains, rising meat and bread costs, and farm tech cutting the national food bill. It then reports Carson County South Dakota voters overturning the East Carson Soil Conservation District and previews a July 8 referendum in Davison County with the ongoing SCS ASC dispute and FARM leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Livestock Producer Magazine
Oo da Armers
Carson County
South Dakota
East
Linn County Board Approves May 27 1958 Proceedings
Linn County Board of Supervisors met May 27 1958 with Sutera Wiley and Henderson present. They approved May 20 minutes, granted a permit for an individual named Siemens, canceled certain described property, appointed W. C. Cunningham deputy sheriff, accepted Sharon Peters resignation as county auditor clerk, and approved clerical and other payroll and claims. Adjourned to June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Supervisors
Iowa
Linn
Board of Gunervisors
Suters
Wiley
Henderson
Nemed
Siemens
Fee
Reys Imnembers
Ea Ted
Rot
Weare
Yanderson
Goverviss Wiley
W. C. Cunningham
Linn County
Sharon Peters
Anderson
Mitchell
Sutera
Sherson
Said
Jowe
Lawfu
Howald Bremering
Nn County
Rabiey Ce
Cedar Rapids
Iley
Board
Trensfer
Papervncess
Miles P. Sutera
Geo F. Hanzlik
Lowell
Carl Badeer
Crim Invest
BFP Goodrich Company
Gordon FE. Rahn
Crim Invest Security Laboratories
Pane Anim
Baxter Motors, Inc
Sogodyear Service
Bec Re Light & Power Co
Sere Dees Gas & Electric Co
Sait
Road Fleet Bell Telephone
Essincllair Mietnins ‘Company
Walton A. Keller Company
County Assessor
Marion Cashway
Bernice L. Nevenswander
Gene Rucker
Pareary Kowalski
Tei
Frank F. Bates
Sornee
Supervis 5
Sine Die
Paris
Aeith
Hee P. Bit
Otto F. Hansiik
Coen Hasel
Beulanaie
Bonet
Ealen
Adale Burmeister
Pk Blow
AL Ie McKinstry
Ne McKinstry
Rhodes Kann
Soning
Larry Db McGinnis
Great Plains
Sprague
Paul L Baker
Wesley Bartosh
Lloyd Davis
Howard Jordan
Miles Sutera
Rewith
T. Ament
Sory
Keith Boyse
Hazel Knoll
Coinna Assa
Andrew Erenne
Aries Maxfield
Gapoilea
Jamer Dial
Charlie Wedlee
Pitney-Bowes’ Inc
Mandus Laufer
Kiice Press Company
Board of Anteary
Miner
Lawyers Co-operative Publishing
Éancis Gaines
J L Heady
Salar
Pepairs
Arthur Holub
Ian Rek
Solarty Cesee
Ava Nates
Brookfield Pest Control
Penne Rapids Gazette
Clarence Erate Helbig
Helbig
I . Jars’ Mer
L. Knight
Wilbur Oliphant
Sala
Carl Cress
Eley Elgi Onlary
Martin Pisher
Prank Hendryx Ary
Wm Holub
Howard Ramsey
John Soukup
State of
Ann County
Commission
Andereon
Osea
Vidal
Gipeswreer
Piper Wises
Derson
Stone producers resist limestone ACP payment eligibility
The Institute defended limestone as a conservation practice eligible for ACP cost sharing. Secretary Benson criticized USDA employees over inter agency friction. No action yet, but hints of a crackdown on staff and perhaps former committee members if the dispute persists.
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South Dakota
Benson
USDA
Agricultural Hall of Fame Names Directors
Seven new members were named to the Agri cultural Hall of Fame board of governors in Kansas City. J. S. Russell of the Des Moines Register and Tribune was named, with Dr. Lyman E. Jackson of Pennsylvania State University as committee chairman to select a site. Other committee members include Ed Hoyt of Lincoln Nebraska and Mrs. Paul Hiatt of Bethany Missouri. Dr. Jackson urged locating the Hall in the agricultural center of America, mentioning Mt. Vernon and Beltsville as possible sites.
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Kansas City
Agricultural Hall of Fame
J. S. Russell
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Lyman E. Jackson
Pennsylvania State University
Ed Hoyt
Lincoln
Neb
Paul Hiatt
Bethany
Jackson
Weather boosts corn growth in Delaware county fields
Recent rains and warm weather push corn to about 30 inches tall in Delaware county. Oats reach the milk stage as haying begins with a good yield reported.
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Manchester
Delaware County
Record Soybean Oil Shipment Is Loaded From Cedar Rapids
The largest single shipment of soybean oil ever sent from Cedar Rapids was loaded into 40 tank cars at the Cargill plant. The 1,200 tons of oil, produced from about 15,000 acres yielding 230,000 bushels, will go to Marseilles Louisiana then export to Spain. Plant Superintendent Clarence Bohleander cites a total soybean value of $476,000 used to produce the oil.
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Cedar Rapids
Cargill
Marerra
Louisiana
Spain
Clarence Bohleander
Bohleander
4-H Boys Attend State Convention at Iowa State College
Columbus Junction-Ten Louisa county 4 H boys are attending the state convention at Iowa State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Louisa County
Iowa State College
Livestock Judging Association Elects Officers
The Iowa Livestock Judging Association named new officers at its annual conference at Iowa State College. James Christy of Nevada Story County extension director was named president. Lou Thompson of Waterloo Rath's Livestock Service became vice president. Dr Duane Acker of Iowa State College was elected secretary. More than 80 judges attended the two day session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa Livestock Judging Association
James Christy
Nevada
Story County
Lou Thompson
Waterloo
Rath’s
Lenox Farmer Fined for Exceeding Wheat Quota
In Des Moines, U S district Judge E R Hicklin ordered Lenox farmer George Barrans to pay the government 266 43 dollars for exceeding his 1956 wheat quota by planting 35 acres instead of the allowed 21. Barrans argued part of the land belonged to other family members, reducing the allotment. Government attorneys said it was the first wheat allotment case decided here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
U.S
E. R. Hicklin
George Barrans
Lenox
Barrans
Linn County Sets 1958 Oats Loan Rate at 61 Cents
ASC Chairman Gilbert Squires of Toddville announced Linn County will offer 1958 oats loan credits at 61 cents per bushel. Loans run from harvest until January 31, with no acreage compliance required. Last year farmers delivered 22 074 bushels under price support loans, and the rate matches 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
ASC
Gilbert Squires
Toddville
Tarvest
Squires
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A. B.C
The
Soil Conservation Service
Farm Program Agency
Triple-A
PMA
ASC (Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
SCS
ACP
Farmers Association of Resources Management
Farm For
U.S. Department of Agriculture
National Association of Soil Conservation Districts
National Limestone Institute
Hae
iBervice ‘Press Company
Isneets & Son Insurance
Insurignepard
Rapids Gazette
Peiereisen
Feiereisen
Ladys
Calder's van & Storage Co., Inc
Morse Nnan
American Vendion Cleaning Co
Ciba Pharmaceutical Products, Inc
Med Aid
Misc
Crereece L. Pepailey
McKesson& Robbins, Inc
Paramount Pharmacy
Fuerage
iMcKesson & Robbins,’ Inc
Ee Ieee Greiner
Lawrence
van Dyke
Laten
Center Point
Illinois
Crook
Bowing St
Californi Toms
Delta
Robins Rd
Ware County
Atte
A. E. Scoville
St. Luke's Ospl
Tawa
Sun Mart No. 2
7Ert and Company
Itwer Grocer Company
Opener. Bros
Asa
Crim
Invest
Treasur
Hilary Road
Rund Am Materials Company
Ignze' Ag
Toad Fund
Eiectric Light & Power Co
Notaid
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Woods
Enla
Korein
Ely Kopecky
Aig
Sis
Lhd
Cedar Rapids Loan Co
Merchants Bank
Delaware Crop Report
Idaho
Clyde Co
Buhl
Keith Noll
Cox
Owa
East Amana
Linn Oats
Mobil
Cbs-Tv
Socony Mobil Oil Company, Inc
Mobilgas
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