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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1969

Page

5

Cattlemen oppose Culver tax loss farm bill in Denver hearing

E. H. Shoemaker Jr. of the American National Cattlemen's Association told a House Ways and Means Committee hearing that proposals to cap farm loss deductions against nonfarm income are discriminatory and penalize small operations. He warned against shifting farmers to the accrual accounting method and the impact on breeding stock costs and inventories.

Denver Cola E. H. Shoemaker, Jr National Catllemon’s Association House Ways Land Means Shoemaker Metcalf Culver

U S Victim of EEC Decision On Grain Price

Washington AP reports higher Common Market prices on livestock feed grains push European manufacturers to cut mixed feed. The Netherlands’ feed industry plans to drop from 45 percent to about 40 percent this year, potentially cutting US corn and sorghum by up to 500,000 tons. France’s soft wheat for feed lowers Dutch costs, shifting to substitutes and raising imports of byproducts and protein supplements.

Washington Agriculture Department Netherlands Foreign Agricultural Service United States Russia France FAS Officisls

Machinery and Livestock Auctions Across Towns

Readable fragments describe multiple sale events including machinery closings and livestock auctions. Notable items include farm tools near Independance, Gerald Darse and Bernard Steackery sales near Central City and Urbana, Hawkeye Downs Shorthorn cattle, and a public sale at Hawkeye Downs with machinery and ewes.

Mach Marvin Thameson Slemi Earth Gerald Darse Ben Elban Montreaio Mach Sorn Cecil Dalaneau la mi Manchester Erin Hartt Verol Mt. Verana Bernard Steackery Central City Hay Vamb W Walker Ewes Ralph Cokstale Urbana Livestork Williamr Meade Pamell Hawkeya Downs Hawkeye Downs Amr Lumir Jiesa

Benton Hog Show Results Released

Walter Schminke of Van Horne captured the Benton county spring market hog show grand champion and open class champion at Vinton. Gerald Scheer of Blairstown won the novice division created for first time exhibitors, with Danny Si Van Horne and Joyce Bott among notable entries.

Vinton Walter Schminke van Horne Benton County Danny Si van Horney Fia Pien Joyce Bott Gerald Ee

Attendance Records Set at Manchester

Attendance certificates were given to fifteen farmers at the West Delaware adult farmer school session. A total of 104 different agriculturalists attended at least one meeting of the 11 meeting series, with an average attendance of 41 per session. Certificates were awarded to Marwan Burns Francia Childs Herbert Hartman Thomas Hoffman Robert Majers Verle McDowell Glenn McDowell Wayne Miller Bernard Monaghan William Monaghan Harold Swanson Gary Vontalg e John Wacker George Rans and Dale Pettson.

Manchester West Delaware Loag Adult Farmer School Garland Ashbiddler Marwan Burns Francia Childs Herbert Hartman Thomas Hoffman Robert Majers Verle McDowell Glenn McDowell Wayne Miller Bernard Monaghan William Monaghan Harold Swanson

AMA Officials Worried by Rural Doctor Shortage

Bernard Brenner reports AMA officials in Washington warn about a severe rural doctor shortage affecting about 55 million Americans. The AMA notes urbanization and specialization push physicians away from sparsely populated areas, with access to physicians, nurses, dentists, and beds halved in rural regions.

AMA Washington UPI Midwest American Medical Association

Kansas City Man Succeeds Palmby as U.S. Feed Grains Chief

Richard Kathe of Kansas City named executive vice president of the U.S. Feed Grains Council succeeding Clarence D. Palmby who moves to assistant secretary of agriculture. Kathe previously served with the American Dehydrators Association in Kansas City.

Washington Richard Kathe Kansas City U.S. Feed Grains Council Clarence D. Palmby Kathe American Dehydrators Association

U S Lays Down Flock 3 Percent From 1968

Washington AP reports the U S laying flock on farms Jan 1 estimated at 363 million, down three percent from 1967. Allan Ciha of Center Point, Iowa, won the J Firkins Memorial scholarship at Iowa State University, a sophomore agronomy major aiming for graduate work as production figures show last year total egg production near 70 billion.

Washington Heather Point ISU Ames Agriculture Department Allan Ciba Willard Cibe Center Point J. Firkins Iowa State University Ege Ciha

National Confab on Corn Grade Changes Des Moines Meeting

Representatives from corn trade groups will meet in Des Moines on April 17 to discuss changes to the U.S. corn grading system. The National Corn Growers Association calls the meeting to pursue uniform national moisture tests, inviting boards of trade, grain associations, mills, universities, and related groups. The event will be at Hotel Fort Des Moines.

Boone Des Moines U.S National Corn Growers Association Chicago Minneapolis Omaha Kansas City Feed Grain Council Corn Hotel Fort Des Moines

Iowa Pork Producers Enroll 100 in Group

MARENGO Towa county pork producers enroll 100 members producing nearly 51 000 hogs annually, per president Tom Slaymaker. The Inwe county group aims to enroll 200 members producing over 75 000 hogs annually.

Iowa Marengo Towa County Tom Slaymaker Inwe County

Cooperative Gives $57,000 in Dividends

COLUMBUS JUNCTION Dividends of 47,000 were distributed and three directors re-elected Saturday night during the second annual meeting of L W Service Co., a cooperative of Louisa and Washington county farmers. Four hundred fifty persons attended. Alvin Wehr of Ainsworth and Alfred Coon Jr. were re-elected directors, with Joe Newell named secretary-treasurer by the board. The report highlighted the need for a larger population to support modern medical and educational services in rural areas.

Columbus Junction LW Service Co Louisa Washington County Alvin Wehr Ainsworth Health Aam Dire Htowever Alfred Coon, Jr Sun Keith Horn Riverside Joe Newell Medical

Maquoketa Firm Ordered to Stop Packers and Stockyards Violations

Washington United Livestock Auction Inc of Maquoketa Iowa has been ordered by the U S Department of Agriculture to stop violating bonding regulations under the Packers and Stockyards Act activity cited in the press release from Washington.

Washington United Livestock Auction, Inc Mawquoketa Iowa Packers and Stockyards Act U.S. Department of Agriculture

Buchanan Carcass Winners Graf Tops Independence Show

Hazleton’s Marlin Graf won the carcass judging at Independence spring barrow show held at Bath Packing Co Waterloo with Ken Partridge of Winthrop second. Live judging occurred March 11 at Independence Sales barn. Other top finishers include Don Willwerth Fairbank Kent Partridge Winthrop Bert Brown Hazleton Francis Toate Independence Claire Belling Winthrop and Wil bert Frye Independence. Dr Robert de Baca of Iowa State University will lead a cow calf production half day schol at Montgomery hall Johnson County Fairgrounds Iowa City starting 1:30 p.m. March 31.

Independence Marlin Graf Hazleton Ken Partridge Winthrop Bath Packing Co Waterloo Independence Sales Barn Don Willwerth Fairbank Kent Partridge Bert Brown Francis Toate Wowa Cify Robert de Baca Iowa State University Montgomery Hall Johnson County Fairgrounds Iowa City

Refresher Safe Driving Course Scheduled in Merion

A defensive driving course will be held March 15 and 20 at the Farm Bureau building in Merion. The eight hour refresher course organized by Linn County Farm Bureau Women and Farm Bureau Insurance Services features National Safety Council certified instructors covering accident prevention, driving principles, six points of two car crashes, alcohol and drugs effects, backing, grade crossings, interstate driving, and more. Sessions run 10 12 and 12 30 to 2 20 and 7 to 11 p m with a $2 per person fee.

Farm Bureau Merion Natonal Safety Council Linn County Farm Bureau Women Farm Bureau Insurance Services National Safety Council

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