Nixon and Cabinet Promote Rural Development Revenue Sharing
President Nixon and seven advisers including Agriculture Secretary Clifford Hardin outlined a rural development plan in Iowa. He urged an extra $100 million in federal revenue sharing, arguing rural funds aid urban growth, with a total of 1.1 billion proposed.
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Officials Probe False Seed Labels Amid Blight Fears
Agriculture officials said farmers report complaints about mislabeled seed sold as blight resistant. About 23 percent of corn seed is potentially resistant or blends, with 40 percent susceptible. Investigations may target firms for mislabeling with penalties up to 1000 dollars per interstate sale.
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Closing Out Sale At Lam Farm Near Oskaloosa
Closing out sale advertised for the Bill Ringelstein farm located two miles north of Oskaloosa on Highway 63 to the viaduct then east four miles or ten miles south of New Shorp on Highway 63 and La miles east. Sale notes farming assets to be liquidated.
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Auction of farm machinery and livestock near Oskaloosa
March 1971 sale lists extensive equipment including diesel tractors, IHC plows, disc harrows, planters, mowers, wagons, grinders, forage wagon, grain drill, spreader, corn planter and 600 Melrose Bobcat. Also feeding gear, hog equipment, cattle items, hay and grain sums. Livestock includes 275 weaned pigs and farm hybrids. Lunch by Queen Esther Circle at St Christian Reformed Church of Oskaloosa. Not responsible in care of accident.
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Auction notice for machinery and clocks by Mason Torpsten & Mason
Austradennis Mason, Torpsten & Mason Clocks auctioneers note a very large cake with ovary tan sina ros to be void. All machinery has been shadded, and in excellent sondition. So be on time. Paul Mayan, phono 644-5110.
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Lewis to Retire From USDA Post
Harold R. Lewis longtime director of information at the Agriculture Department since 1963 announced plans to retire in March. The move ends a 28 year tenure shaping information policy and public outreach for the department in Washington.
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Culver Attacks Nixon Rural Development Plan Timely Farm Day Push
Rep. John Culver assails the Nixon administration for neglecting rural America and announces a bill to fund local initiatives. The measure targets housing elderly care clinics libraries parks and water systems, plus urban rural balance to spur community growth and preserve small towns.
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